GuardianAllies did not warn Kyiv of Russian ballistic missile strikes, says Zelenskyy
Zelenskyy says allies did not warn Kyiv of the Russian ballistic missile strikes he called particularly vile, after the US threatened to halt intelligence sharing.
Guardian
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GuardianIndonesia wildfire fuelled by El Niño razes almost 300 homes
A wildfire fuelled by El Nino has destroyed almost 300 homes in Bangka Belitung, Indonesia, displacing hundreds in what are described as the worst conditions in a decade.
GuardianKimberly Guilfoyle denies allegations of misconduct as she resigns as US ambassador to Greece - live
Trump targeted Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar at a rally after a raid on her home, calling Somalia, her birthplace, one of the worst countries on the planet.
GuardianAt least 160,000 people take to streets in third week of French school protests
Greta Thunberg joined French students protesting in Paris over teacher shortages and crumbling schools, as teenagers said their future is being stolen.
GuardianMiriam González Durántez launches new centrist party in Spain
Miriam Gonzalez Durantez, wife of Nick Clegg, launches a new centrist party in Spain, promising a liberal alternative before a snap election.
GuardianIMF warns global economy 'could soon test the limits of resilience'
The IMF warns the global economy could soon test the limits of its resilience, with low oil stocks and stretched budgets, while upgrading its UK growth forecast.
GuardianThreat of AI share crash puts world financial stability at risk, says IMF
The IMF warns that an AI share crash threatens global financial stability, citing high valuations and debt, and flags government borrowing and cyber-attacks.
GuardianRussia did try to interfere in Brexit referendum, head of MI5 confirms
MI5 director general Ken McCallum confirms Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit referendum through social media and TV reports, though with little impact.
GuardianRightwing extremists increasingly likely to consider terrorist attacks, MI5 chief says
MI5's chief says rightwing extremists are increasingly likely to consider terrorist attacks, with a move from anti-immigration views to violence the most marked trend in its caseload.
GuardianPope Leo admitted to hospital for operation to remove growth on lung
Pope Leo has been admitted to hospital for an operation to remove a lung growth; the Vatican says surgery on Tuesday afternoon will show whether the nodule is malignant.
GuardianUK asks Interpol to reject Argentina's 'politically motivated' requests for Falklands oil arrests
The UK has asked Interpol to reject Argentina's Falklands oil-related red notice requests as politically motivated, in an exclusive report on the Milei government's arrest requests.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesWaterford house fire: Family targeted had suffered other vandalism attacks in recent years
Gardai have opened a murder investigation after four people died in a house fire in the Birchwood area of Waterford city.
Irish TimesGovernment renews calls for unions to enter talks 'immediately' ahead of planned strike
The Government urges unions to enter talks immediately ahead of a planned one-day strike by more than 300,000 workers over pay prioritisation.
Irish TimesMinister for Communications Patrick O'Donovan taken ill at event in Limerick
Communications Minister Patrick O'Donovan was taken ill at an event in Limerick, after accusing Fine Gael colleagues of ultimate betrayal over comments on his health.
Irish TimesWhat are the US midterms? A visual guide
A visual guide to the US midterms, as Democrats hope Trump's falling popularity helps them retake the House and Senate.
Irish TimesFintan O'Toole: The blue-green smoothie ruling the country has no plan and even less passion
Fintan O'Toole says the government parties, once energised by Civil War politics, now have nothing left to do but pump out money.
Irish TimesSolicitor Ammi Burke went on 'frantic rant' over lunch invite email, court hears
A former Arthur Cox partner told the Labour Court that solicitor Ammi Burke went on a frantic rant over a lunch invite email and has the worst case of victim mentality.
Irish TimesIreland's new investment scheme: What will I make if I put €20, €200 or €500 in a month?
Four scenarios show how much a young, cautious or lump-sum investor might make in the new investment accounts.
Irish TimesBanba first look: Local produce and seasonal flavours at Dublin's newest restaurant
A first look at Banba, Dublin's newest restaurant, which serves local produce, homemade brews and Irish wines.
Irish Times'A lot of people are losing hope': A state Trump turned red now appears more divided
Protests greet Trump at an Ohio event far smaller than his mega-rallies two years ago, in a state that now appears more doubtful for Republicans.
Irish TimesWhy we must have this performative strike by public sector workers
An opinion piece argues that this week's public sector strike is performative, with game theory fans fascinated and everyone else angry.
Irish TimesProperty price inflation slows to three-year low of 5.1% as market cools
CSO figures show property price inflation slowing to a three-year low of 5.1% as the market cools in some segments.
Irish Times'Young people are being put in jail for nothing': Inside Kenya's battle over cannabis
Rastafarians in Kenya are seeking a religious exemption from cannabis laws they say criminalise worship and devastate lives.
Irish TimesBan on public sale of nitrous oxide being considered over damage to young people's health
A ban on the public sale of nitrous oxide is being considered over harm to young people, and gardai will refer first-time drug offenders with small amounts to health services.
Irish TimesMan who replied 'I don't know' to charge of murdering his father two years ago pleads not guilty
Seth Whelan (36) pleaded not guilty to murdering his father Michael Whelan (64) at a flat in Dublin 8 two years ago, after replying I don't know to the charge.
Irish TimesRevenues decline 2.5% at The Irish Times media group
The Irish Times media group reports revenue of 113 million euro for 2025, down 2.5% from 116 million.
Irish TimesTeenage girl allegedly raped, strangled and thrown out of car, court hears
A court heard a 17-year-old girl described as one of the most vulnerable children in Northern Ireland was allegedly raped and strangled and thrown out of a car in Co Down.
Irish TimesPhil Hogan ready to 'serve once again' as he launches bid for UN food agency job
Phil Hogan says he is ready to serve once again as he bids for a UN food agency job, dismissing suggestions his Golfgate-era resignation would hurt his chances.
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Irish NewsCo Down bar and restaurant closes doors out of respect after choking incident leaves well known businessman in critical condition in hospital
A Co Down bar and restaurant in Warrenpoint closed out of respect after a choking incident on Sunday, with messages of support for the family.
Irish NewsFamily of murdered Catholic brothers welcome murder plot guilty plea by loyalist Laurence Maguire
The family of Catholic brothers murdered in 1992 welcome a guilty plea by a loyalist to conspiring to kill all the male members of the Cairns family.
Irish NewsParamilitary report recommends 'transition mechanism' for loyalist and republican groups
A report on paramilitary groups recommends a transition mechanism for loyalist and republican groups, with none raising direct payments or early release as a condition.
Irish NewsThere were 'significant failings' in the use of police database by RUC during Omagh bomb investigation, senior detective says
A senior detective says there were significant failings in the RUC's use of the Holmes police database during the Omagh bomb investigation, with only one liaison officer.
Irish NewsUUP leader Jon Burrows apologises after being spotted wearing AirPod during a Stormont debate
UUP leader Jon Burrows apologised to the Assembly after being spotted wearing an AirPod during the no-confidence debate.
Irish NewsMan fined for putting 'loyalist' stickers on statues of female activists at Belfast City Hall
A man was fined for putting loyalist Union Jack stickers on the Mary Ann McCracken and Winifred Carney statues at Belfast City Hall.
Irish NewsEnniskillen bypass and A1 upgrade next in line after A5 ruling, says expert
The Enniskillen bypass and A1 upgrade are next in line after the A5 ruling, with Ballynahinch, Newry and Cookstown schemes further back.
Irish NewsLoyalist Laurence Maguire (63) who admitted conspiring to murder four members of Catholic family warned he faces jail
Loyalist Laurence Maguire (63) admitted conspiring to murder four members of a Catholic family, with charges arising from a BBC interview about Mid Ulster UVF activity.
Irish NewsHeating failures force 20 schools across Northern Ireland to close
Heating failures have forced 20 schools in Northern Ireland to close this year, with more than 450 repairs outstanding.
Irish NewsNo significant engagement between dissident republican groups and government's 'transition and disbandment' expert
A report says there is no significant engagement between dissident republican groups and government. Fleur Ravensbergen's report is expected on Tuesday.
Irish NewsANALYSIS: Another pointless motion brings out the Assembly's worst
Analysis: another pointless Assembly motion, with Sinn Fein and DUP MLAs trading the usual insults across the chamber.
Irish NewsMáiría Cahill: Nationalism must confront its own toxic triumphalism
Mairia Cahill says nationalism must confront its own toxic triumphalism if it wants a truly inclusive Ireland.
Irish NewsSinn Féin ministers face no-confidence motions: What was said during bitter debate at Stormont
Unionist no-confidence motions against Sinn Fein ministers prompted a bitter Stormont debate over the Drumcree protest, with jeers across the chamber.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphEx-Dolly Parton impersonator questions prison term for breaching Donaldson victims' anonymity
The Dolly Parton impersonator sentenced for breaching the anonymity of Jeffrey Donaldson's victims warns against impulsive posting on social media.
Belfast Telegraph'When injustice becomes law resistance becomes duty': Unnotified loyalist parade takes place on Shankill Road following Garvaghy Road ruling
A loyalist band says it will not show restraint when none is shown to it, after an unnotified parade in west Belfast linked to the Drumcree dispute.
Belfast TelegraphBreaking Bad star Giancarlo Esposito: RJ Mitte 'will live forever in my heart'
Breaking Bad star Giancarlo Esposito pays tribute to RJ Mitte, saying he will live forever in his heart.
Belfast TelegraphOpenAI 'not racing to the bottom' on AI safety, MPs told
OpenAI told MPs it is not racing to the bottom on AI safety.
Belfast TelegraphOcho sponsors IT Project of the Year at Belfast Telegraph IT Awards
Ocho sponsors IT Project of the Year at the Belfast Telegraph IT Awards, a sponsored piece on talent and agentic AI.
Belfast TelegraphJeffrey Archer's final novel sells almost 28,000 copies within days of release
Jeffrey Archer's final novel sold almost 28,000 copies within days of release.
Belfast TelegraphFTSE fades after bright start amid tech worry
The FTSE faded after a bright start amid worries about tech stocks.
Belfast TelegraphCouncil chief executive quitting to take up top job at Northern Health Trust: 'Very sad to leave'
A council chief executive is resigning to become chief executive of the Northern Health Trust.
Belfast Telegraph'We do it differently': Belfast restaurant named best NI eatery at coveted culinary awards
A Belfast restaurant has been named Northern Ireland's best eatery at the Asian Restaurant & Takeaway Awards.
Belfast TelegraphDUP delegation meet PSNI chief as party demand 'full transparency' amid ongoing Drumcree standoff
Live coverage of the Drumcree dispute as a DUP delegation meets the PSNI chief and the party demands full transparency.
Belfast TelegraphHow MLAs traded insults during three-hour debate before no-confidence motions in Sinn Féin ministers failed
How MLAs traded insults during a three-hour debate before the no-confidence votes, none of which received cross-community support.
Belfast TelegraphDUP could be the biggest losers from Drumcree as a new political crisis emerges
The DUP could be the biggest losers from Drumcree as a new political climate emerges, with the parading row heading back to court.
Belfast TelegraphChris Bryant rejects claims he bowed to 'mob rule' over Drumcree parade
Chris Bryant rejects claims he bowed to mob rule over the Drumcree parade decision.
Belfast TelegraphKiller branded 'enemy number one' by fellow inmates after posting TikTok mocking Stormont minister
Jail fury as an inmate's Naomi Long hate video, posted from behind bars, backfires and he is branded enemy number one by fellow inmates.
Belfast TelegraphAlleged Belfast burglar tried to trade £6k cufflinks with pawnbroker, court told
An alleged professional burglar accused of a high-value Belfast raid, who tried to trade 6,000 pounds of cufflinks with a pawnbroker, was remanded in custody.
Belfast TelegraphPolice appeal for help locating prisoner unlawfully at large for more than six months
Police are appealing for help to find prisoner Patrick McDonagh (37), unlawfully at large for more than six months after absconding from HMP Maghaberry during compassionate leave.
Belfast TelegraphMan who died in hospital suffered 'largest bleed doctor had ever seen' after being wrongly treated for heart condition
A man who died in Altnagelvin Hospital suffered the largest internal bleed a doctor had ever witnessed after being given medication.
Belfast TelegraphEx-Dolly Parton impersonator who breached anonymity of Jeffrey Donaldson victim vows to write musical after being handed prison sentence
An ex-Dolly Parton impersonator who breached the anonymity of a Jeffrey Donaldson victim was given a prison sentence for publishing identifying information.
Belfast Telegraph'Kill them young' farming subsidy killing Lough Neagh and squeezing out traditional family farms in NI
A long read argues factory farming is driving toxic pollution in Lough Neagh, with Andrew Muir's policies both challenging and incentivising intensive megafarms.
Belfast Telegraph100 best hotels around island of Ireland for 2026: From five-star luxury to a spot that brews its own beer
Belfast Telegraph's list of the 100 best hotels on the island of Ireland for 2026, from luxury castles to cosy three-stars.
Belfast TelegraphWilliam and Kate dodge rain showers to meet community centre supporters
William and Kate dodge rain showers to meet community centre supporters in Northern Ireland.
Belfast TelegraphJudges now at the centre of controversial Drumcree parading dispute
Judges are now at the centre of the Drumcree parading dispute, which has moved to the courts after the Secretary of State called time on the parade.
Belfast TelegraphNeither side comes out of Drumcree dispute with credit... in years to come, many will say they had better things to do
A column says neither side comes out of the Drumcree dispute with credit, in a fortnight that felt historic.
Belfast TelegraphRNLI hero's daring rescue after girl (11) trapped under boat: 'We're there to save a life'
RNLI volunteer John Bell wins a 999 Hero award for his daring rescue of an 11-year-old girl trapped under a boat.
Belfast TelegraphJamie-Lee O'Donnell: 'Why wouldn't I want a lot of money? Of course I do. Because in my childhood, I saw the problems'
Jamie-Lee O'Donnell, the original Derry Girl, talks therapy, loving herself, going no contact with family and moving to Barcelona.
Belfast TelegraphNI Water discharging millions of tonnes of sewage into Lough Neagh with data for just a third of pipes
An environmentalist calls for action as NI Water discharges millions of tonnes of sewage into Lough Neagh, before the dying lake becomes a dead lake.
Belfast TelegraphRussell Brand's publicity-shy wife won't abandon him as couple arrive together for actor's rape and sexual assault trial
Laura Brand, who has stepped back from social media since the 2023 allegations against her husband, travelled from Florida to attend the London trial with him.
Belfast TelegraphDerren Brown on mystery, our need for control and why we still crave wonder in an age of AI
Illusionist Derren Brown talks about mystery, the need for control and why we still crave wonder, ahead of a new psychological experiment on screen.
Belfast TelegraphBBC releases first look at new comedy starring Blue Lights actress Hannah McClean and comedian Vittorio Angelone
The BBC has released a first look at a new Northern Ireland comedy starring Blue Lights actress Hannah McClean and comedian Vittorio Angelone.
Belfast Telegraph'I'm lucky to be alive': Co Antrim man whose heart stopped for four minutes to take on Dublin Marathon for NI charity
Noel Williamson from Co Antrim, whose heart stopped for four minutes, says he is lucky to be alive after a cardiac arrest last July.