The GuardianClashes in France as tens of thousands join school protests and Paris braces for main march - Europe live
Clashes with police in Lyon, Rennes and other cities as tens of thousands join French school protests.
The Guardian
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The GuardianOn the barricades with wheelie bins and shopping trolleys: Paris students rage at politicians and police
Paris students build barricades from wheelie bins and trolleys as protests that began in a low-income banlieue turn ugly, with police brutality investigations under way.
The GuardianIn both France and Spain, ruling parties must prove they can give young protesters hope
Analysis: in France and Spain, housing and school protests show young people withdrawing political consent.
The GuardianTrump suggests he would let Iran 'take out' Los Angeles or San Diego
Trump suggests he would let Iran take out a US city; Gavin Newsom calls the comments deranged and dangerous.
The GuardianTrump says he will stop using taxpayer funds for self-promoting ads after backlash - US politics live
Trump says he will stop using taxpayer funds for self-promoting ads after backlash, and will cover their cost himself.
The GuardianTrump approval ratings plummet to new low, polls show
Polls show Trump approval at a new low of 32% despite his claim he is doing great.
The GuardianTrump approves firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter, Pentagon says
Trump approves a firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, the Pentagon says.
The GuardianSeparatists win Quebec election in test for Canada PM's national unity strategy
The Parti Quebecois wins Quebec's election but cannot govern alone, as Mark Carney stresses national unity.
The GuardianCancer rates rising more quickly among younger people, international research finds
International research finds early onset cases of seven cancers rising significantly in younger people.
The GuardianKeeping up with the Bolsonaros: Flávio's surprise first-round election win heralds rise of a political dynasty
Four Bolsonaro family members are elected to office, most notably Flavio, who won the first round.
The GuardianFlávio Bolsonaro poised to win Brazilian presidency after shock first-round victory
Flavio Bolsonaro is poised to win Brazil's presidency after a shock first round, leaving progressives reeling.
The GuardianFar right on the march and Lula's failures: key drivers of Flávio Bolsonaro's Brazil surge
Experts explain the drivers of Flavio Bolsonaro's win: the far right, evangelical strength and Lula's stubbornness.
The GuardianKenya confirms first Ebola case as virus 'surges' in DR Congo province
Kenya confirms its first Ebola case as the virus surges in DR Congo; 28 contacts identified.
The GuardianGermany arrests former intelligence chief over alleged spying
Germany arrests August Hanning, former head of the Federal Intelligence Service, over alleged spying.
The GuardianArgentina to stop Falklands exploiting offshore oilfields, country's foreign minister says
Argentina says it will stop the Falklands exploiting offshore oilfields, as part of a sovereignty strategy.
The GuardianNobel prize in physics goes to Francis Halzen for south pole work on neutrinos
Nobel prize in physics goes to Francis Halzen for IceCube neutrino detector work at the South Pole.
The Irish Times
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The Irish TimesWatch Budget 2027: Rent-a-room relief threshold to rise; 12,000 annual limit for new savings scheme
Video: Budget 2027 rent-a-room relief threshold to rise to EUR 16,000 and minimum wage up 79 cent to EUR 14.94.
The Irish TimesBudget 2027 main points: income tax cuts; cigarette price hike - what we know so far
Budget 2027 main points: income tax cuts and a cigarette price hike.
The Irish TimesBudget 2027 tax cuts to benefit middle-income earners by up to €1,500
Tax cuts of up to EUR 1,500 for middle earners and the parent-to-child inheritance tax threshold up to EUR 420,000.
The Irish TimesBudget Q&A: Submit your questions to our expert panel on budget day
Readers can put Budget Day questions to Irish Times and PwC experts from 7am.
The Irish TimesThe budget I want: A home owner, house hunter, parent, pensioner and business owner
Parents, homeowners, farmers, healthcare workers and others say what they want from the budget.
The Irish TimesBelfast appeals court quashes ruling blocking upgrade of A5 road
Belfast appeals court quashes the ruling blocking the A5 upgrade, Northern Ireland's largest ever road project.
The Irish TimesIrish Rail services into Dublin from Newbridge disrupted by signalling issues
Irish Rail services between Hazelhatch and Heuston face delays of more than an hour.
The Irish TimesAlmost all schools to close for second day in coming weeks as unions turn the screw
Four big public service unions consider escalating their pay dispute, with almost all schools set to close for a second day.
The Irish TimesJeffrey Archer, bestselling 'storyteller' and disgraced politician, dies at 86
Obituary: Jeffrey Archer, bestselling storyteller and disgraced politician, dies at 86.
The Irish TimesDrumcree is theatre of the absurd, straight from Monty Python's Ministry of Silly Walks
Opinion: Fintan O'Toole says both sides at Drumcree are guilty of obscene exaggeration and competitive victimhood.
The Irish TimesNiamh O'Brien, Irish dancer and wife of Michael Flatley, dies aged 52
Irish dancer Niamh O'Brien, wife of Michael Flatley, dies aged 52; Flatley pays tribute.
The Irish News
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The Irish NewsLoyalist paramilitary groups hold talks about Drumcree but 'refuse to get involved'
Loyalist paramilitary groups hold Drumcree talks but refuse to commit; protesters block the Orange Order parade route.
The Irish NewsBelfast city centre bus stop festooned with stories of how Translink cuts will impact people's lives
A Belfast bus stop is covered with stories of how Translink cuts will bite as it explores GBP 10m of savings.
The Irish NewsJohn Manley: Stormont once again excels with hostility but fails on meaningful outcomes
John Manley: Stormont excels at hostility as O'Neill faces hostile questioning over the Garvaghy Road protest.
The Irish NewsAoife Moore: Drumcree exposes how little some in Dublin understand the north
Aoife Moore says Drumcree exposes how little some in Dublin understand the issue.
The Irish NewsParades Commission failed to 'properly weigh' what police told them about potential disorder if Drumcree march went ahead
Residents appeal at court, arguing the Parades Commission failed to properly weigh police advice on the Orange Order march.
The Irish NewsPatricia Mac Bride: Garvaghy Road residents have won the battle for hearts and minds
Opinion: Patricia Mac Bride says Garvaghy Road residents have won the battle for hearts and minds.
The Irish NewsKneecap mobbed by fans during Garvaghy Road protest visit
Kneecap are mobbed by fans during a Garvaghy Road protest visit.
The Irish NewsRepublicans and loyalists hold opposing Garvaghy Road protests in Glasgow
Republicans and loyalists hold opposing Garvaghy Road protests in Glasgow with no trouble reported.
The Irish NewsThe Northern Ireland hospital emergency department with the longest waits has been revealed
Over 7,500 patients at the Ulster Hospital waited more than 12 hours in emergency between April and June.
The Irish NewsSSE took £80m windfall from its Northern Ireland electricity business after year of record profits
SSE took an GBP 80m windfall from its NI electricity business, while its supply arm made GBP 55m pre-tax.
The Irish NewsChildren with life-limiting conditions enjoy 'unforgettable' Disneyland Paris trip
Children with life-limiting conditions enjoy a weekend of Disneyland Paris magic.
The Irish NewsInside Ulster University's overseas gamble: Were warning signs missed in a high stakes bet on international students attending GB campuses?
Inside Ulster University's overseas gamble: were warning signs missed as visa limits and redundancies loom?
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphMotorist who went for a McFlurry after accident that left pedestrian dead at a loss to explain why she left scene
Inquest: a motorist went to McDonald's after an accident that left pedestrian John Corr dead.
Belfast TelegraphSilent majority versus street protests... why most of NI wants nothing to do with identity wars
Analysis: the silent majority in NI resists identity wars as Sinn Fein, IRA history and Orange Order parades clash.
Belfast TelegraphPetition launched to halt £26.5m cuts and secure A&E investment at Altnagelvin
A petition seeks to halt GBP 26.5m Western Trust cuts and secure A&E investment at Altnagelvin.
Belfast TelegraphAxe used by Jack Nicholson in The Shining to go on sale
The axe Jack Nicholson used in The Shining is to go on sale.
Belfast TelegraphSpain approves new urgent housing measures after night of unrest in Barcelona
Spain approves urgent housing measures after a night of unrest in Barcelona.
Belfast TelegraphCouncillor claims political rival 'tried to silence me' in wake of anti-racism speech
Councillor Shaun Harkin claims a rival used a conduct complaint to silence his anti-racism speech after Belfast disorder.
Belfast TelegraphMichelle O'Neill vows she is 'First Minister for what is right' amid challenges over Garvaghy Road protest
Michelle O'Neill vows to be First Minister for what is right as the DUP's Brett is told to catch himself on.
Belfast TelegraphJustice Minister says policing bill over Drumcree standoff 'coming from other services' as DUP hit out over Carla Lockhart abuse
Live: the Justice Minister says the policing bill over the Drumcree standoff is coming from other quarters.
Belfast TelegraphMagherafelt man accused of blackmailing two women and threatening to disclose private sexual images
A Magherafelt man faces blackmail and revenge porn charges over images of two women; bail granted.
Belfast TelegraphDepartment of Education employee who says she saw colleague viewing provocative images at work settles sexual harassment case for £25k
A Department of Education employee settles a sexual harassment case for GBP 25,000.
Belfast TelegraphDrumcree deal offered as Orange Order puts forward 'one and done' forever march
The Orange Order offers a one-and-done Garvaghy Road deal; loyalists warn the Fleadh could face protests if rejected.
Belfast TelegraphMarching backwards: Drumcree stand-off hardens even moderate hearts as fears of contagion mount
Drumcree hardens even moderates like Claire Hanna as O'Neill, Mac Cionnaith and Bryson clash.
Belfast TelegraphDUP claims leader is victim of 'dirty tricks' campaign over supposed 'secret Drumcree summit' with Jamie Bryson
The DUP claims its leader is the victim of a dirty tricks campaign over meetings during the Drumcree deadlock.
Belfast TelegraphLeading dissident denies advising spokesman for Garvaghy Road residents over Drumcree dispute
Ex-IRA chief Frankie Quinn denies advising a Garvaghy Road residents' spokesman.
Belfast Telegraph'Huge misstep' if UK Government sets budget for Stormont, warns John O'Dowd
John O'Dowd warns it would be a huge misstep if the UK Government set a budget for Stormont.
Belfast Telegraph'I have a family and I want to protect them': DUP's Carla Lockhart opens up about 'sinister' impact of Drumcree abuse
DUP MP Carla Lockhart says her 7-year-old son has heard and seen abuse.
Belfast Telegraph'Uber-Christian' boxing gym owner jailed for 'prolonged' sex attack on woman
A boxing gym owner who ran a Christian gym is jailed for a prolonged sex attack on a woman.