GuardianICJ judge Navi Pillay wins Nobel peace prize for promoting international law
Navi Pillay has won the Nobel peace prize for her work promoting international law, including investigations into crimes against civilians.
Guardian
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GuardianIsrael condemns Nobel peace prize award for ICJ judge Navi Pillay - live
Live coverage follows reaction to Pillay's peace-prize win, including Israel's condemnation and the Nobel committee's defence of her record.
GuardianPentagon plan to livestream execution of Fort Hood shooter prompts fierce political backlash - US politics live
US lawmakers have condemned the Pentagon's plan to livestream Nidal Hasan's execution, calling it disturbing and grotesque.
GuardianPentagon says execution of Fort Hood shooter will be livestreamed
The Pentagon says the Fort Hood shooter's firing-squad execution will be broadcast live on 3 December.
GuardianDemocratic senator says Hegseth trying to hide costs of Iran war from US public
Senator Chris Murphy accuses the Pentagon of concealing the Iran war's costs and understating damage to the US embassy in Riyadh.
GuardianCop31 host urges wealthy countries to spend 'much more' on climate than defence
The Cop31 host says wealthy countries should spend far more on climate action, arguing that climate is a security issue.
GuardianAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor granted £302,000 for end of Royal Lodge lease
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 after surrendering the Royal Lodge lease amid controversy over its terms.
GuardianLeader of Jewish Greens calls for Zack Polanski to resign after byelection loss
The Jewish Greens' leader has called for Zack Polanski to resign, criticising the party's policy on Zionism after his byelection defeat.
GuardianPolanski defends leadership of Greens and says he will not step down after byelection defeat by Labour - UK politics live
Polanski says he will remain Green leader after Labour retained Holborn and St Pancras. Live coverage follows the political response.
GuardianHolborn and St Pancras byelection loss will disappoint Greens - but there may also be relief
Analysis considers why the Greens' byelection defeat is disappointing but could also bring relief after a difficult week for Polanski.
GuardianThree Saudis killed in Riyadh airport attack claimed by Houthis
Three Saudis have died in an attack on Riyadh airport claimed by the Houthis, the deadliest recent attack in the kingdom.
GuardianOil prices fall as Trump pauses Iran attacks, China restarts fuel exports - business live
Oil prices are falling after Trump's promise to pause attacks on Iran and China's resumption of fuel exports.
GuardianHurricane Isaias 'biggest test' for Fema since Trump cuts, experts warn
Hurricane Isaias will test FEMA after Trump's cuts and restructuring, with concerns about the agency's ability to respond.
GuardianIsaias strengthens to become first Atlantic hurricane of 2026 season
Isaias has become the Atlantic season's first hurricane and is heading towards the northern Gulf coast, bringing flood risks.
GuardianICE agent shoots man in New York City with five-year-old reportedly in car
An ICE agent shot a man in New York while a five-year-old was reportedly in the car. Officials say the child was physically unharmed.
GuardianPro-Kremlin Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk arrested in Montenegro
Montenegro has arrested pro-Kremlin blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk after warnings about attempts to destabilise the country.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesPaddy McKillen jnr consents to judgment over €2.3m debt owed to lender
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.
Irish TimesLand Development Agency buys Dundrum objector's house for €2.15m
The Land Development Agency has bought a Dundrum objector's house for €2.15m to settle a High Court challenge to new homes.
Irish TimesRTÉ likely to get back €20m lost in Budget 2027 'if it proves reforms are on track'
RTÉ may regain the €20m cut from its budget if it demonstrates progress on reforms, following intervention by government leaders.
Irish TimesHSE deducted €100,000 from autism charity after governance concerns raised
The HSE withheld €100,000 from an autism charity after governance concerns were raised.
Irish TimesSublime evenings and empty downtowns: Democrats threaten comeback in America's heartland
Reporting from Ohio examines signs of a Democratic comeback and the pressure on Republican campaigners in America's heartland.
Irish TimesLethal Katie Hannon dismantles the budget and dismisses Jack Chambers
A radio review praises Katie Hannon's detailed questioning of Jack Chambers and her examination of the budget.
Irish Times'Liam will be forever missed': Teen who died following 'tragic accident' in Tuam named
Tributes remember a teenager who died in Tuam in what Gardaí are treating as a tragic accident.
Irish TimesJustine McCarthy: Paternity leave shouldn't be a privilege that only the likes of Simon Harris can afford
Justine McCarthy argues that paternity leave should be affordable for ordinary fathers rather than reserved for higher earners.
Irish TimesEd Abrahamson: October 7th was a piercing, shrieking alarm call for all Jews
Ed Abrahamson reflects on the fear experienced by Jews after October 7 and argues that hostility often ignores their individual views on Israel.
Irish TimesTriple murder accused told gardaí he only meant to kill father and brother, not mother, court hears
A murder trial hears evidence of what the accused allegedly told Gardaí about the deaths of his father, brother and mother.
Irish TimesMichael Flatley thanks people for 'beautiful gestures of sympathy' after wife's death
Michael Flatley has thanked people for messages of sympathy after his wife's death. Her funeral Mass is due on Saturday in Mount Merrion.
Irish TimesShowers and sunshine forecast for the weekend
Met Éireann forecasts showers and sunshine for the weekend, with unsettled conditions continuing into next week.
Irish Times'AI Minister' Niamh Smyth: 'I'd have a very different view than President Trump'
Niamh Smyth says she is cautiously optimistic about AI but concerned about jobs, and differs from Trump's approach.
Irish News
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Irish NewsAppeal court decision on Drumcree dispute set to be delivered next week
The Court of Appeal is expected to rule next week on Garvaghy Road residents' challenge to the Parades Commission's Drumcree decision.
Irish NewsSean Brown Supreme Court case branded 'shameful' by daughter
Sean Brown's daughter has described the Supreme Court proceedings concerning his murder as shameful, amid intelligence linking state agents to the killing.
Irish News45,000 homes and businesses face flood risk as forecasters predict possible 'wetter than average winter'
About 45,000 Northern Ireland properties face flood risk as a potentially wetter winter approaches, with many protection schemes unfinished.
Irish NewsPSNI drops 'Neither Confirm Nor Deny' stance on Kevin Fulton alias
The Omagh Bombing Inquiry has heard that the PSNI is changing its position on the Kevin Fulton alias used by Peter Keeley.
Irish NewsGarvaghy Road supporters to hold protest outside British government HQ in Belfast
Garvaghy Road supporters plan a protest outside British government offices in Belfast as calls grow for intervention in Drumcree.
Irish NewsAgreement between Orange Order and Garvaghy residents the only solution, says Irish foreign minister
Ireland's foreign minister says the Orange Order and residents should reach an agreement regardless of the court ruling.
Irish NewsAcclaimed film about Drumcree dispute to be screened on Garvaghy Road
The documentary 12 Days in July is to be screened on Garvaghy Road, bringing an earlier account of Drumcree to the current dispute.
Irish NewsMichelle O'Neill 'spent more time blocking roads than giving evidence to Stormont committee'
A tense Stormont committee meeting brought criticism of Michelle O'Neill's participation in scrutiny while she has been involved in Drumcree protests.
Irish NewsLabour MPs urge Chris Bryant to 'step in' and ban Drumcree parade
Labour MPs and peers have written to Chris Bryant urging him to intervene and stop the Drumcree parade.
Irish NewsBBC NI's 'House of the Year' axed, sources say amid ongoing major cuts by broadcaster
Sources say BBC NI's House of the Year will not return, adding to recent cancellations of local programmes.
Irish NewsCormac Moore: Why does political unionism keep showing such strategic ineptitude?
Cormac Moore examines repeated strategic mistakes by political unionism.
Irish NewsMeet the Derry software developer changing the meaning of 'Gaelic games' with his new Irish language adventure
Derry developer Ryan Carlin discusses The Last Gaeltacht, a children's adventure game intended to pass on his enthusiasm for Irish.
Irish NewsDavid Adams: Drumcree shows we've been kidding ourselves that we really had a 'peace process'
David Adams argues that Drumcree exposes how the Good Friday Agreement was treated as a peace process's end rather than a new beginning.
Irish NewsHealth service digital records system 'spiralling out of control' as extra £20m needed this year
The annual cost of Encompass has risen from £15m to £35m because of software and staffing costs, MLAs have heard.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphPrince and Princess of Wales arrive in Northern Ireland as part of surprise visit
Live coverage follows the Prince and Princess of Wales on a surprise visit to Northern Ireland.
Belfast TelegraphFirst Minister Michelle O'Neill says she has not received letter from PSNI over Garvaghy Road protests
Michelle O'Neill says she has not received a police interview letter about Garvaghy Road protests, as live coverage follows the investigation.
Belfast TelegraphDriver in horror crash was almost twice legal drink-driving limit, inquest hears
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.
Belfast TelegraphInside the Belfast Telegraph archive: Were Belfast's First World War veterans really the 'lucky ones'?
An archive feature examines Belfast's First World War veterans and the troubled city many returned to after surviving the conflict.
Belfast TelegraphDrought declared in Yorkshire amid low reservoir and river levels
A drought has been declared in Yorkshire following low reservoir and river levels.
Belfast TelegraphJudge 'cannot be sure' ex-MP cleared over Covid test firm knew of false results
A judge has cleared an ex-MP in a Covid-test-company case, saying the court could not be sure he knew about false results.
Belfast TelegraphSo what if I'm seen as the wrong kind of Fionola? I refuse to play the deadly old game of 'us' and 'them'
Fionola Meredith rejects sectarian labels and examines social media's role in intensifying divisions.
Belfast TelegraphNotorious former UDA boss dies lonely death, aged 58, and is cremated in secret in Scotland
Former UDA boss Brian Dean has died at 58 and been cremated privately in Scotland, after reportedly lying undiscovered for days.
Belfast TelegraphRestaurant review: 11 courses might sound daunting, but top Irish hotel serves knockout food in elegant setting
A restaurant review considers an 11-course meal at Mount Juliet's Lady Helen restaurant and its expensive wine pairings.
Belfast TelegraphJeffrey Donaldson: Sentencing date set for convicted paedophile ex-DUP leader
A sentencing date has been set for former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson following his conviction for sexual offences.
Belfast TelegraphMarching backwards: Drumcree stand-off hardens even moderate hearts as fears of contagion mount
Comment examines how the Drumcree stand-off is hardening opinion even among moderates and raising fears of wider conflict.
Belfast TelegraphWith no end in sight, Drumcree deadlock looks destined for the courts
Analysis considers why the unresolved Drumcree dispute looks likely to produce further court battles.
Belfast TelegraphSilent majority versus street protests... why most of NI wants nothing to do with identity wars
Malachi O'Doherty argues that Northern Ireland's quieter majority has little appetite for identity battles played out through street protests.
Belfast Telegraph'I didn't want to leave here': Game of Thrones actor Conleth Hill back in Belfast for new play
Conleth Hill discusses returning to Belfast for Brian Friel's Faith Healer, along with his career, happiness and local filmmaking.
Belfast TelegraphGarvaghy Road spokesman rules out cross-community procession as potential solution to Drumcree dispute
Garvaghy Road spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith has rejected a proposed cross-community procession as a solution to Drumcree.
Belfast TelegraphGlobal taxi app launches in Belfast in partnership with local firm
A global taxi app has launched in Belfast through a partnership with Fonacab.
Belfast TelegraphHow Carrickfergus singer went from battling rare illness to shining on The Voice: 'Music helped me cope'
A Carrickfergus singer describes coping with a rare illness and progressing on The Voice.
Belfast TelegraphPictured: Thug whose violent raid on elderly couple's NI home left them so afraid they moved out
Reporting identifies a man whose violent raid left an elderly couple too frightened to return to their home.
Belfast TelegraphThousands of NI's most vulnerable children at risk as funding crisis hits new digital health system
A £27m funding gap has halted the integration of children's social care into Encompass, prompting fears for vulnerable young people.
Belfast TelegraphMan jailed over role in Steven Peck murder sentenced for serious road crash while an L driver
A man previously jailed for helping offenders after Steven Peck's murder has been sentenced over a crash that seriously injured a woman.
Belfast TelegraphThatcher urged SAS member not to risk his life again after ambush of IRA unit
A podcast includes an SAS member's account of Margaret Thatcher urging him not to risk his life again after a Tyrone ambush.
Belfast Telegraph'BBC doesn't owe me a living, but it owes you a bit of respect': Tim McGarry hits out after Give My Head Peace cancelled 'by email'
Tim McGarry criticises the BBC for cancelling Give My Head Peace by email after more than three decades.
Belfast TelegraphNorth coast man opens up on heartbreaking tale: 'I told her 'I love you'. She nodded and closed her eyes for the last time'
A north coast man and his late partner's family have launched a foundation in her memory, as he recalls their final moments together.
Belfast TelegraphMotorist who went for a McFlurry after accident that left pedestrian dead at a loss to explain why she left scene
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.
Belfast TelegraphBeloved Co Fermanagh pony set to retire after years supporting children and adults with learning disabilities
A Co Fermanagh pony is retiring after years helping children and adults with learning disabilities.
Belfast TelegraphJonathan Buckley questions PSNI over rumours of firearms and cars carrying containers of petrol at Drumcree flashpoint
Jonathan Buckley has asked police about rumours of weapons and petrol at Garvaghy Road. The PSNI has not commented on those claims.
Belfast TelegraphNI councils' widespread use of 'gagging' clauses in workers' conciliation agreements revealed
Reporting examines councils' use of confidentiality clauses in staff settlements, including cases involving discrimination.
Belfast TelegraphEncrochat: Spy hack on gangster phones still decimating NI drug dealers' ranks
A crime podcast examines how the EncroChat phone-network hack continues to send Northern Ireland drug dealers to prison.
Belfast TelegraphSix-time world champion leads NI drum majoring boom with online course: 'I have students in America, New Zealand, Singapore'
A Northern Ireland drum major describes teaching pupils around the world through an online course.
Belfast TelegraphOvernight arson attack 'could have endangered other people and their homes'
Police are investigating an arson attack on a Ballymoney house that could have endangered neighbours.
Belfast TelegraphHorror fan builds 'real community' movie club with sold-out Belfast screenings
A Newtownabbey horror fan describes building a community through a film club and sold-out Belfast screenings.
Belfast Telegraph33 cases of prisoners going on the run in last four years - but only 18 prosecutions so far
There have been 33 cases of prisoners absconding in four years but only 18 prosecutions so far, prompting calls for consequences.