Friday 9 October 2026Evening (Europe/Dublin)
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Live coverage follows Markwayne Mullin's criticism of New York mayor Zohran Mamdani's response to an ICE shooting, alongside the dispute over broadcasting an execution.
Analysis considers how public executions place the US alongside governments whose justice practices it has often criticised.
Psychiatrists warn that watching a livestreamed execution could cause post-traumatic stress, following the Pentagon's plan to broadcast a firing squad.
Democratic Senate candidate Annie Andrews has responded to Republicans' anti-trans campaign attacks by setting out her position on participation in women's sport.
Navi Pillay has won the Nobel peace prize for her work promoting international law, including investigations into crimes against civilians.
The US has imposed more sanctions on the International Criminal Court, accusing it of unfairly targeting Americans over alleged war crimes.
Video shows Nobel peace prize winner Navi Pillay joking about sharing the award with Donald Trump.
The EU is supporting 46 strategic minerals projects, including lithium and rare-earth plants, as it seeks to reduce dependence on China.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faced a £1.8m repair bill after leaving Royal Lodge, alongside compensation for ending his lease early.
The Cop31 host says wealthy countries should spend far more on climate action, arguing that climate is a security issue.
Hurricane Isaias is approaching the Gulf coast as a category 3 storm, with emergencies declared in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
Hurricane Isaias will test FEMA after Trump's cuts and restructuring, with concerns about the agency's ability to respond.
The Jewish Greens' chair has called for Polanski to resign over the party's Zionism policy, but could herself face a no-confidence motion.
Labour has retained Holborn and St Pancras, with Sagal Abdi-Wali defeating Green leader Zack Polanski.
Politics Weekly UK examines whether the Zionism row damaged Polanski's byelection campaign and what the result means for his leadership.
Montenegro has arrested pro-Kremlin blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk after warnings about attempts to destabilise the country.
Thieves stole roughly 30,000 bottles worth €5m from an Italian winery, using two trucks to remove the haul.
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A guide explains the proposed personal investment accounts and asks how the new savings scheme will work for savers.
Michelle O'Neill has been invited to a police interview over Drumcree protests, as the PSNI sends letters to people suspected of offences.
Paddy McKillen jnr has agreed to judgment over a €2.3m debt, with the court told he cannot continue the case while in personal insolvency.
The Land Development Agency has bought a Dundrum objector's house for €2.15m to settle a High Court challenge to new homes.
A film feature discusses Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning, which dramatises Frances Haugen's Facebook whistleblowing and Meta's business practices.
Ed Abrahamson reflects on the fear experienced by Jews after October 7 and argues that hostility often ignores their individual views on Israel.
The Education Minister says preparations are being made for teacher strikes, with almost all schools expected to close on two upcoming Wednesdays.
Analysis asks whether the budget left workers behind, noting that inflation may outweigh the value of tax cuts for many households.
Reporting from Ohio examines signs of a Democratic comeback and the pressure on Republican campaigners in America's heartland.
An explainer considers whether El Niño and the polar vortex could bring a colder or snowier Irish winter.
The Inside Politics podcast examines the RTÉ funding row and its political consequences for Patrick O'Donovan.
A woman has been jailed for four years after renting out a room as a cannabis store to help meet her housing costs.
Three Marks & Spencer ready-to-eat products have been recalled amid concern about possible salmonella in pistachios.
A radio review praises Katie Hannon's detailed questioning of Jack Chambers and her examination of the budget.
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Tributes remember SDLP founder and civil-rights campaigner Michael Canavan, who has died at 102.
The family of a pedestrian killed by Martin O'Lali Jr describes the lasting damage caused by the death and his subsequent attempts to blame the victim.
Laura Marshall's inquest hears that she had told a relative her partner threatened to kill her.
The Court of Appeal is due to give its Drumcree decision on Monday, in the residents' challenge to the Parades Commission.
Garvaghy Road campaigners have protested outside British government offices in Belfast, carrying placards and chanting in English and Irish.
Ireland's foreign minister says the Orange Order and residents should reach an agreement regardless of the court ruling.
The documentary 12 Days in July is to be screened on Garvaghy Road, bringing an earlier account of Drumcree to the current dispute.
A Belfast man has been jailed for six years after attacking his partner with a hatchet and causing serious injuries.
Martin Sean O'Lali has been jailed for killing Richard Boyle and his dog in a high-speed hit-and-run, after trying to blame the victim.
A man has been jailed for stealing more than 50 items of post from a Belfast apartment complex after breaching a deportation order.
Belfast students protesting at Grand Central Station warn that proposed late-service cuts and a smaller yLink discount will restrict access to education.
Sean Brown's daughter has described the Supreme Court proceedings concerning his murder as shameful, amid intelligence linking state agents to the killing.
The Irish History Boys examine Irish sovereignty and the significance of the 1926 Imperial Conference.
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Comment reflects on Winnie the Pooh's centenary and the lessons readers continue to draw from the stories.
Live coverage follows the Prince and Princess of Wales during their surprise visit to Northern Ireland.
A young driver has died in a single-vehicle crash near Banbridge. Police are seeking witnesses and dashcam footage.
Jamie Bryson says he has received unprecedented abuse and death threats over Drumcree after his phone number was posted online.
Britain and allies have voiced support for the International Criminal Court after new US sanctions.
Stocks have rebounded, although fears over SpaceX have weighed on telecommunications shares.
Rosanne Cash discusses her father's legacy, grief and her forthcoming Irish performance.
Comment examines how the Drumcree stand-off is hardening opinion even among moderates and raising fears of wider conflict.
Analysis considers why the unresolved Drumcree dispute looks likely to produce further court battles.
Malachi O'Doherty argues that Northern Ireland's quieter majority has little appetite for identity battles played out through street protests.
A Bangor man's community work has been recognised in a surprise appearance on The One Show, with praise from a Traitors winner.
A woman convicted of falsely claiming more than £60,000 in benefits has received a suspended sentence.
A restaurant review considers an 11-course meal at Mount Juliet's Lady Helen restaurant and its expensive wine pairings.
An Armagh councillor describes escaping a three-car crash with minor injuries.
Conleth Hill discusses returning to Belfast for Brian Friel's Faith Healer, along with his career, happiness and local filmmaking.
An inquest hears that the driver in a crash that killed four was almost twice the legal alcohol limit. Findings are expected later this year.
A documentary explores the underground lesbian telephone helplines that helped women across Ireland find support and community.
A Derry school has closed after rain entered through a temporary tarpaulin roof during building work.
A podcast includes an SAS member's account of Margaret Thatcher urging him not to risk his life again after a Tyrone ambush.
Tim McGarry criticises the BBC for cancelling Give My Head Peace by email after more than three decades.
A north coast man and his late partner's family have launched a foundation in her memory, as he recalls their final moments together.
An inquest examines why a motorist left a fatal Cushendall Road collision and went to McDonald's while the injured pedestrian remained at the scene.
Fionola Meredith rejects sectarian labels and examines social media's role in intensifying divisions.
Former UDA boss Brian Dean has died at 58 and been cremated privately in Scotland, after reportedly lying undiscovered for days.
A sentencing date has been set for former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson following his conviction for sexual offences.
A Newtownabbey horror fan describes building a community through a film club and sold-out Belfast screenings.
Garvaghy Road spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith has rejected a proposed cross-community procession as a solution to Drumcree.
A Northern Ireland council spent £1.3m on an unsuccessful legal challenge concerning a wind turbine at a historic Co Down site.
An archive feature examines Belfast's First World War veterans and the troubled city many returned to after surviving the conflict.
Reporting identifies a man whose violent raid left an elderly couple too frightened to return to their home.