Saturday 10 October 2026Evening (Europe/Dublin)
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Russian strikes have killed people in Ukraine in what Kyiv calls "thanks" for Trump's diesel deal. Zelenskyy says fuel sale money will intensify the war, while European leaders reaffirm support.
Trump has announced a deal to buy Russian diesel to lower US fuel prices. Zelenskyy is furious and the move risks a new rift with Ukraine and Nato allies.
Trump has complained about missing the Nobel peace prize and criticised Norway, saying "We will not forget".
Thousands gathered in London in support of Palestinians, with 20 arrests, in the first march since Ed Miliband said the UK holds Israel's occupation of the West Bank to be unlawful.
Exclusive interview: Brazil's former environment minister Marina Silva warns of destruction if Flavio Bolsonaro, the favourite, wins the presidency.
The leader of India's Cockroach party is among thousands detained as authorities lock down Delhi to stop a rally over 130m names removed from the electoral roll.
Dozens are reported injured in a Houthi attack on Riyadh airport. Saudi authorities have not confirmed it, while Yemeni government-allied forces claim an offensive to retake the Bab al-Mandab strait.
Nine people, including children, are dead after a mass shooting in Erie, Pennsylvania. The suspect is among the dead after a police standoff.
Two people are dead as Isaias weakens to a post-tropical cyclone after striking Florida. Falling trees caused the deaths and nearly a million people have no power.
Tornadoes hit Sicily, injuring dozens and damaging buildings, with Marsala on the west coast badly affected.
Camden council was warned about nursery worker Vincent Chan years before he abused children, after an inquiry cleared him of significant concerns.
A leftwing candidate named Hitler Mussolini Simeon Flores beat a far-right rival to become mayor of a remote Andean district in Peru.
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The Orange Order's legal challenge to the Garvaghy Road parade ban has been adjourned to Monday, after Chris Bryant quashed the Parades Commission decision.
Michael Flatley pays tribute to his wife Niamh O'Brien at her funeral in Dublin, saying he looks forward to their next dance in heaven.
About 10,000 people marched through Dublin in support of Palestine. A campaign leader says the Taoiseach has failed Gaza.
Profile of a Galway homeless man who turned out to be a millionaire, told through the people who met him in the city.
Fontaines DC on their new album Dopamine Chamber, which singer Grian Chatten says needed to be a catastrophic warning.
Ireland expects criticism from all sides after publishing its EU budget position. Diplomats joked that if everyone ended up unhappy they had done their job.
Next Wednesday's Dail sitting is cancelled because of the public sector strike, as Leinster House staff may not be available.
David McWilliams argues the Irish State is bloated and has lost sight of value for money, citing a fresh example of fiscal incontinence.
Christa Pike, who survived two doses of pentobarbital in a botched Tennessee execution attempt, has been discharged from hospital.
Cliff Taylor says that despite the corporate tax boom, Irish budgets are not boosting real spending power, and gives one reason why.
This week's Ross O'Carroll-Kelly podcast: Brian gives up rugby to play a part in Mamma Mia! and Ross is seething.
Is wine going out of fashion? A drinks column says there is a slump, especially in red wine, but not necessarily in this market.
Asks whether constant location tracking by phones, apps and doorbells helps or hinders people's development.
The health service budget overrun could reach EUR 1bn by year end despite spending curbs. How can it be reined in?
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Police have named the 21-year-old who died in a Co Down crash as Josh McKnight from Loughbrickland.
A man was hospitalised after masked men armed with hammers attacked him in Newtownabbey on Friday. Police are seeking a motive.
Five men showed little remorse in the dock over a hit-and-run, with the driver's accomplices hugging him as his father sniggered at his 67 convictions being read.
Michelle O'Neill welcomes the "right decision" on Garvaghy Road after Chris Bryant halted the Orange Order parade, but has caveats about his handling.
Campaigners protested outside British government offices in Belfast over Drumcree, chanting "no going back" in English and Irish.
Michelle O'Neill faced tense exchanges at the Executive Office committee, where she was accused of spending more time blocking roads than giving evidence.
Robert Gilmore asks whether the Drumcree stand-off shows the peace process failed to produce a reconciled society, and whether that matters.
The PSNI are still searching for Patrick McDonagh, accused of swindling pensioners out of hundreds of thousands and on the run for a second time.
The decoy who posed as a 14-year-old tells the Irish News about the sting on Fr Edward Gallagher, who renewed his ordination vows on the morning of his arrest.
The Health Minister rejected a plea to investigate thousands of potentially suspicious deaths. An earlier probe examined only 69 cases, leaving relatives disgusted.
Garvaghy Road residents express enormous relief as Chris Bryant overturns the Parades Commission ruling, saying circumstances have changed considerably.
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Premium piece arguing factory farming is driving toxic pollution in Lough Neagh and that Andrew Muir's policies both challenge and encourage intensive farming.
TV review of BBC Two quiz House of Games with Michael Sheen stepping into Richard Osman's shoes, and a scene-stealing shower routine from Andi Peters.
A convicted domestic abuser accused of throttling his girlfriend in a row over loud music has been remanded in custody.
Thousands took part in a pro-Palestine march through Edinburgh.
Patsy O'Sullivan was listed missing for 34 years. After his death his family learned he had left Ireland, changed his name and found love.
A victim of a sex offender criticises a church event that showed photos of her abuser. The post was removed within 30 minutes of the church being contacted.
Jamie Bryson says he received over 1,000 abusive calls in one afternoon after his number was posted online during the Drumcree dispute.
Garvaghy Road residents' spokesman Breandan Mac Cionnaith rejects a cross-community procession as a possible solution.
Podcast: Suzanne Breen on how the Garvaghy dispute is affecting politics, after a court reserved judgment on residents' application to stop the march.
Analysis says the Drumcree deadlock, with celebrity-backed protests and legal threats, looks headed for the courts.
Duke Special talks about the 20th anniversary of his debut album and what he still loves about the music industry.
Belfast Telegraph's monthly look at a quirky independent shop. October's is Maven in Belfast.
The man Stephen McCullagh tried to frame over the Natalie McNally murder has been fined and banned from driving.
The mother of a disabled adult is gutted after the Appleby Trust says Westminster funding cuts forced it to stop a service.
A column argues compromise at Drumcree is the moral high ground, and that only dialogue will do, without celebrity open letters or posturing from politicians.
The UUP has selected Matthew Robinson, who defected from the Tories, as its Assembly candidate for East Londonderry.
A five-bed detached Lisburn home with annex and gardens is on the market for just under GBP 600,000.
How a Ballykelly factory with a shipbuilding heritage has become an unlikely player in the global AI boom.
Fionola Meredith on sectarianism and social media as a noxious combination amplifying hatred, and refusing to play the part she is cast in.
Members of the SAS describe their time in Northern Ireland in a new podcast, including Thatcher urging one man not to risk his life again after an IRA ambush.
Tim McGarry criticises the BBC for cancelling Give My Head Peace by email after more than 30 years.
A north coast man opens up after his partner Fiona Brady's death, as the family launches a foundation in her memory.
A park named after a child killed in the IRA Shankill bomb has closed after fireworks caused substantial damage.
Prince William and Princess Catherine made a surprise visit to Belfast's Ormeau Road, highlighting Homewards' work on homelessness.
An MLA pays tribute to a relative who died on a Tenerife holiday with friends, with Co Antrim clubs also paying respects.
A Ballymena woman got a two-year restraining order against pestering her mother after a domestic abuse charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
A comment piece says a three-year sentence for a pair who laughed as they raped a teenager makes a mockery of women's safety on dark nights.
A comment piece asks who will answer for BBC NI losing its distinctive voice after budget cuts to shows like Give My Head Peace.