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.
Guardian
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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.
GuardianZelenskyy says Russia 'did not heed' Trump's call for ceasefire and Ukraine had 'no early warning' before strikes on Kyiv - Europe live
Two ships were hit by drones of unknown origin off the Bulgarian coast in the Black Sea, with one damaged and another sunk and rescue operations under way.
GuardianZelenskyy vows to retaliate if Russian strikes on Ukraine's power grid continue
Zelenskyy vows to retaliate if Russian strikes on Ukraine's power grid continue, saying he was surprised by Trump's "energy ceasefire" announcement as drones hit Kyiv.
GuardianUkraine war briefing: Russian diesel exports could return to past levels after Trump deal, Moscow claims
Ukraine war briefing: Russian diesel exports could return to past levels, up to 3.5m metric tons a month, the deputy PM says, after Ukrainian refinery attacks.
GuardianTrump targets Ilhan Omar at rally following raid on her home - US politics 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.
Guardian'Our future is being stolen': Greta Thunberg joins students protesting in Paris
Greta Thunberg joined French students protesting in Paris over teacher shortages and crumbling schools, as teenagers said their future is being stolen.
GuardianJury sworn in for Russell Brand trial on rape and sexual assault charges
A jury of eight men and four women has been sworn in for Russell Brand's trial on rape and sexual assault charges, with the prosecution due to open on Wednesday.
GuardianArgentina temporarily closes Iguazu Falls after El Niño-fuelled surge in water levels
Argentina has temporarily closed Iguazu Falls to limit tourist access after heavy rain from El Nino sent the river surging.
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.
GuardianRJ Mitte, actor best known for Breaking Bad, dies aged 34
RJ Mitte, who played Walter White Jr in Breaking Bad and advocated for disability representation, has died aged 34, remembered by Bryan Cranston.
GuardianRJ Mitte - a life in pictures
A photo gallery looking back at the life of RJ Mitte, who had cerebral palsy and brought his experience to Breaking Bad.
GuardianIan McKellen to star in UK premiere of 'mixed reality' play - but not in person
Ian McKellen stars in the UK premiere of the mixed reality play An Ark in Manchester, appearing virtually while audiences wear smart glasses.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesWaterford house fire: Gardaí begin murder investigation after four people die
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 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 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 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 TimesA shameless risk-taker and predator: How George Gibney groomed children
How George Gibney groomed children, as he is jailed for more than 15 years over three decades after an earlier court case collapsed.
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 TimesPope Leo taken to hospital for surgery on lung nodule
Pope Leo is going to hospital for surgery on a lung nodule that he said on Sunday is well contained.
Irish TimesMan (40s) hospitalised after gun fired into car in Co Clare
A man in his 40s was hospitalised after a gun was fired into a car in Co Clare; his injuries are not life-threatening and gardai are investigating.
Irish TimesIrish house price inflation slows as affordability constraints bite
Asking price inflation softens to 3.9%, says MyHome, as affordability constraints bite.
Irish TimesActor Selma Blair arrested in New York after alleged assault on flight
Actor Selma Blair was arrested in New York after an alleged assault on a flight; her lawyer says she has multiple sclerosis and missed several doses of medication.
Irish TimesWind, rain and thunderstorms forecast as Met Éireann issues warning for three counties
Met Eireann issues wind and rain warnings, with a status-yellow wind warning for three counties on Wednesday.
Irish Times'Slam-bang' shotgun criminal sees prison term increased to seven years
A shotgun criminal's prison term is increased to seven years after a victim was struck on a pedestrian crossing and spent three months in hospital.
Irish TimesThree injured, one seriously, after four-vehicle crash in Sligo
Three people were injured, one seriously, in a four-vehicle crash involving three vans and a car on the N15 at Carns, Grange, Sligo.
Irish TimesAer Lingus flight cancellations leave readers raging
Aer Lingus flight cancellations leave readers frustrated by confusing airline policies.
Irish TimesI had my first breast check in my mid-thirties - here's how it went
A writer describes her first breast check in her mid-thirties and her mission to make regular checks routine.
Irish News
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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 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 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.
Irish News'Can it be rescued?' Over £10,000 raised to help save historic Belfast bookshop
Over 10,000 pounds has been raised to save Keats and Chapman, a historic Belfast bookshop due to close at the end of October.
Irish NewsChris Bryant rejects claims he bowed to 'mob rule' over Drumcree parade
Chris Bryant rejects claims he bowed to mob rule over the Drumcree parade, thanking the Portadown Lodge and Garvaghy Road residents for extensive but unsuccessful engagement.
Irish NewsAfter a botched execution and ahead of a planned livestreamed shooting, how an Irishman's horror hanging led to a death penalty ban in the US
After a botched US execution and ahead of a planned livestreamed shooting, a look at the only execution in Wisconsin, 175 years ago.
Irish NewsTiernan Brady: A border poll won't be won by waiting for one
Tiernan Brady argues a border poll will not be won by waiting for one, and that the conversations will happen in homes and workplaces.
Irish NewsBelfast International Airport paid French parent £62m in dividend payments over three years
Belfast International Airport paid its French parent GBP 62m in dividends, while its interest bill for infrastructure loans rose to GBP 5.3m.
Irish NewsPSNI Chief Constable warns of 'bad actors' in Drumcree dispute
PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher warns of bad actors in the Drumcree dispute and calls for moderate and sensible language.
Irish NewsCouncil chief executive steps down to take up CEO role at Northern Trust
The council chief executive David Burns steps down to become chief executive of a health trust in the new year.
Belfast Telegraph
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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 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 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 TelegraphNI traffic alerts: Delays in both directions on the Boucher Road
Live traffic alerts for Northern Ireland, including delays in both directions on the Boucher Road in Belfast.
Belfast TelegraphHealey warned against delaying tough Budget decisions as fiscal buffer halves
Healey is warned against delaying tough Budget decisions as the fiscal buffer halves.
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 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 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 TelegraphDUP leader says 'nothing is off the table' after Drumcree parade ban
The DUP leader says nothing is off the table after the Drumcree parade ban, accusing the chief constable of having acquiesced in the face of threats.
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 Telegraph'Incredibly ashamed': Man accused of throttling pensioner in apparent case of mistaken identity is remanded in custody
A man accused of drunkenly choking a pensioner in an apparent case of mistaken identity has been remanded in custody.
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 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.
Belfast TelegraphHow a viral breakup podcast in Australia led NI woman home to launch Nurturing Minds for anxious children
How a viral breakup podcast in Australia led a NI woman home to launch education centres and a Pilates studio.
Belfast Telegraph'I feel like I've been reborn': Bangor mum rings end-of-treatment bell at pub where her cancer fight began
Bangor mum Joan Dunlop rings an end-of-treatment bell after brutal breast cancer treatment and loss, celebrating a second chance.
Belfast Telegraph'Friendly and outgoing' Ballymena man killed in hit-and-run was turning his life around, inquest hears
A Ballymena man killed in a hit-and-run was battling drug addiction and starting to make positive changes, family say.
Belfast Telegraph'Every fabric has its own story': NI fashion designer's creations are cut from a different cloth
Sustainable fashion designer Aoife Harvey reworks vintage fabrics into Second Nature pieces inspired by Derry's shirt-making history.
Belfast TelegraphMLA warns cost of NI's digital healthcare system 'spiralling out of control' as spend could top £400m
An MLA warns the cost of Northern Ireland's Encompass digital healthcare system is spiralling out of control, after its 2023 to 2025 rollout.