GuardianBrazil Flávio Bolsonaro flees Brazil after presidential election loss, reports say
Flavio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil for Argentina following his presidential election defeat, days after being ordered to surrender his passports.
Guardian
11 stories
GuardianUS Trump shows off tanker with '1m barrels of oil' and floats Venezuela as 51st state
Donald Trump showed off a seized tanker he said carried 1m barrels of oil and floated the idea of Venezuela becoming the 51st US state.
GuardianTrump administrationTrump says government to 'terminate' Biden-era methane emissions rules
Trump says his government will "terminate" Biden-era methane emissions rules for the oil and gas industry.
GuardianMiddle East Gulf states working on multipart peace deal to avert renewal of US-Iran war
Gulf states are working on a multipart peace deal aimed at averting a renewal of the US-Iran war.
GuardianCommonwealth summit King Charles to discuss legacy of slavery with Commonwealth leaders at summit
King Charles has confirmed he will discuss the legacy of slavery with Commonwealth leaders at their summit.
GuardianUS Alexander brothers each sentenced to 30 years for drugging and raping dozens of women
Brothers Oren, Alon and Tal Alexander have each been sentenced to 30 years in prison for drugging and raping dozens of women.
GuardianUK budget 2026 live UK chancellor says scrapping of gas standing charges will save 60% of homes GBP45 a year
UK budget live blog: the chancellor says scrapping gas standing charges will save 60% of homes GBP45 a year.
GuardianUK budget 2026UK chancellor targets cost of living crisis in budget for a 'difficult moment'
The UK chancellor has targeted the cost of living in a budget for a "difficult moment", deferring decisions on tax and spending.
GuardianUS DNA links serial killer Ted Bundy to 1974 murder of Utah girl
DNA evidence has linked serial killer Ted Bundy to the 1974 murder of a Utah girl.
GuardianItaly Sardinian restaurants ban families from using phones at the table
Restaurants in Sardinia are banning families from using phones at the table in a bid to bring back conversation over dinner.
GuardianAustralia 'Emotional intimacy' from AI chatbots would be banned under Australia's digital duty of care laws
"Emotional intimacy" from AI chatbots would be banned under Australia's proposed digital duty of care laws.
Irish Times
23 stories
Irish TimesExit polls suggest Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs tied after Israeli election
Exit polls suggest the Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs are tied after Israel's election, with coalition talks set to decide the government.
Irish TimesIsraeli elections: Arab surge leaves Netanyahu without a path to power
Analysis: a surge in Arab turnout has left Netanyahu without an obvious path to power.
Irish TimesBinyamin Netanyahu down but not quite out after Israeli election
Analysis: Netanyahu is down but not quite out after Israel's election, with manoeuvring ahead.
Irish TimesState 'facing shortfall of 500 beds' in facilities for homeless people
The State is facing a shortfall of 500 beds in facilities for homeless people, figures show.
Irish TimesMississippi turning? Democrats point to Republican 'panic' as Donald Trump flies in
Democrats point to Republican "panic" in Mississippi as Donald Trump flies in to campaign.
Irish Times'Turnout has sort of drained': Democrats battle to mobilise Georgia's black voters
Democrats are battling to mobilise Georgia's black voters as turnout "drains" ahead of the midterms.
Irish Times'I did notice Americans looking at property ... They were Trumpugees': West Cork tourist village in off-season
A West Cork tourist village in the off-season encounters Americans house-hunting in Ireland - "Trumpugees" escaping US politics.
Irish TimesLuxury cruise ship that left Ireland two years ago strands passengers in Cambodia
A luxury cruise ship that left Ireland two years ago has stranded its passengers in Cambodia after a surge in fuel costs.
Irish TimesKiller cobwebs: The Halloween decorations causing problems for wildlife
Halloween fake-cobweb decorations are causing problems for wildlife, which can become trapped in them.
Irish TimesFake corpses and dismembered body parts - when did Halloween become so horrible?
Kathy Sheridan asks when Halloween became so horrible, with its fake corpses and dismembered body parts.
Irish Times'I was always the one with hordes of friends, so I don't how to handle this loneliness'
A reader who always had hordes of friends asks how to handle new loneliness.
Irish TimesMan charged with murder of partner in Finglas
A man has been charged with the murder of his partner in Finglas.
Irish TimesLaura Kennedy: The gym might be a sad hobby, but it has been transformative for me
Laura Kennedy: the gym might be a sad hobby, but it has been transformative for me.
Irish TimesI stopped going to Mass 22 years ago. Every Sunday since I've felt grateful to be free of the obligation
A writer who stopped going to Mass 22 years ago says they have felt grateful every Sunday since to be free of the obligation.
Irish TimesGer Gilroy brings maverick spirit to new RTÉ podcast Howler
Ger Gilroy brings his maverick spirit to Howler, a new RTE podcast.
Irish Times'Payday routines have helped increase my net worth by EUR60,000 this year'
Better with Money podcast: a listener explains how payday routines helped increase their net worth by EUR60,000 this year.
Irish TimesWhat happens in Israeli and US elections may reshape the Middle East
Michael McDowell: what happens in the Israeli and US elections may reshape the Middle East.
Irish TimesGP prescribed 'toxic' medication to Covid-19 patients, inquiry hears
A GP prescribed "toxic" medication to Covid-19 patients, an inquiry has heard.
Irish TimesHorse manure problems continue with bags dumped around Dublin suburbs
Bags of horse manure continue to be dumped around Dublin suburbs as the problem persists.
Irish TimesGovernment to wind up century-old EUR1.2m contingency fund not used for 22 years
The Government is to wind up a century-old EUR1.2m contingency fund that has gone unused for 22 years.
Irish TimesPension or the new investment account: where should your spare cash go?
Your Money: pension or the new investment account - where should your spare cash go?
Irish TimesViable explosive device in package delivered to Derry hotel, police say
A viable explosive device was found in a package delivered to a Derry hotel, police say.
Irish TimesA 97-year-old woman faces EUR455,000 payment to Bank of Ireland over life loan taken out in 2003
A 97-year-old woman faces a EUR455,000 repayment demand from Bank of Ireland over a life loan taken out in 2003.
Irish News
14 stories
Irish NewsEven with GBP3,000 a day salary offers health bosses can't get maternity medics for hospital
Health bosses cannot recruit maternity medics for a hospital even with GBP3,000-a-day salary offers.
Irish NewsCookstown bypass gets green light but cost jumps by GBP30 million in less than a year
The Cookstown bypass has been given the green light, but its cost has jumped by GBP30m in less than a year.
Irish NewsAlex Kane: Unionism needs to win hearts, not fill streets
Alex Kane: unionism needs to win hearts, not fill streets.
Irish NewsMichael Flatley: A tangled tale of money, Monaco, a mansion, a movie - and whiskey
Michael Flatley: a tangled tale of money, Monaco, a mansion, a movie - and whiskey.
Irish NewsNew polling confirms Sinn Féin surge on back of Drumcree dispute
New polling confirms a Sinn Fein surge on the back of the Drumcree dispute, with Portadown Orangemen's bid to walk the Garvaghy Road revitalising republican fortunes.
Irish NewsBrian Feeney: As Britain lifts last limits on a Catholic prime minister, some relics remain sacred
Brian Feeney: as Britain lifts the last limits on a Catholic prime minister, some relics remain sacred.
Irish NewsAnimal welfare concern reports up by almost 175% in a year, charity warns
Reports of animal welfare concerns are up almost 175% in a year, a charity has warned.
Irish News'You've got to keep going': Stephen Rea on still being excited about acting on the cusp of turning 80
Stephen Rea, on the cusp of turning 80, on still being excited about acting: "you've got to keep going".
Irish NewsBritish and Irish governments must act to dismantle RTÉ's digital border - The Irish News view
The Irish News view: the British and Irish governments must act to dismantle RTE's digital border.
Irish News'I think this is going to be a film of breakthroughs' - west Belfast director Seán Murray on opening the Belfast Film Festival with crime drama Lost City
West Belfast director Sean Murray on opening the Belfast Film Festival with his new feature: "I think this is going to be a film of breakthroughs".
Irish NewsQueen's University u-turns on Orange Order sash ban on Remembrance Sunday after saying move driven by Royal British Legion guidance
Queen's University has reversed a ban on wearing Orange Order sashes on Remembrance Sunday, after saying the move had been driven by Royal British Legion guidance.
Irish NewsPSNI release footage of man who 'may be able to help' investigation into west Belfast murder bid
The PSNI has released footage of a man who may be able to help the investigation into an attempted murder in west Belfast.
Irish News'No Pope of Rome' tune played at Orange Order Drumcree support rally and parade
A "No Pope of Rome" tune was played at an Orange Order rally and parade held in support of the Drumcree parade.
Irish NewsNature recovery plan launched amid Northern Ireland biodiversity decline
A nature recovery plan has been launched in response to Northern Ireland's biodiversity decline.
Belfast Telegraph
31 stories
Belfast TelegraphPremium Jeffrey Donaldson caught spinning 'rivers of lies' about Cambridge University offer
Jeffrey Donaldson was caught spinning "rivers of lies" about a Cambridge University offer, it is claimed.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'It's been a joy and a privilege': Weather presenter Geoff Maskell latest big name to depart BBC NI
Weather presenter Geoff Maskell is the latest big name to depart BBC NI, saying "it's been a joy and a privilege".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Dangerous moment for DUP leader as Diane Forsythe breaks ranks to back Carla Lockhart on Drumcree
Comment: a dangerous moment for the DUP leader as Diane Forsythe breaks ranks to back Carla Lockhart on Drumcree.
Belfast TelegraphSantander UK bolstered by TSB takeover as it targets cost 'synergies'
Santander UK has been bolstered by its TSB takeover as it targets cost "synergies".
Belfast TelegraphChancellor set to U-turn on Isa allowance cut to GBP12,000 - reports
The chancellor is set to U-turn on a cut to the Isa allowance to GBP12,000, reports say.
Belfast TelegraphSinn Féin sets out 'constructive' support for citizenship reform
Sinn Fein has set out "constructive" support for citizenship reform in the Republic.
Belfast TelegraphTens of thousands evacuated as cyclone causes extensive damage in parts of India
Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated as a cyclone causes extensive damage in parts of India.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'I stared death in face and lived to tell the tale': Joe Kearney on his remarkable escape from helicopter crash
Joe Kearney on his remarkable escape from a helicopter crash: "I stared death in the face and lived to tell the tale".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Jeffrey Donaldson 'gifted' himself a birthday rape at Westminster office, alleged victim claims
The alleged victim in the Jeffrey Donaldson case claims the former DUP leader "gifted" himself a birthday rape at a Westminster office.
Belfast TelegraphCo Fermanagh hotel announces GBP1.5m investment in new wedding facilities
A Co Fermanagh hotel has announced a GBP1.5m investment in new wedding facilities.
Belfast Telegraph'I thought all that vitriol was behind us': Belfast businessman reconsiders election plans after Drumcree row
A Belfast businessman is reconsidering his election plans after the Drumcree row, saying "I thought all that vitriol was behind us".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Funding push for Richhill AFC piles pressure on Paul Givan over department's 'strange and puzzling' record-keeping
A funding push for Richhill AFC has piled pressure on minister Paul Givan over his department's "strange and puzzling" record-keeping.
Belfast TelegraphPremium The DUP must change its game plan while it still can before events decide its future
Comment: the DUP must change its game plan while it still can, before events decide its future for it.
Belfast TelegraphPremium PSNI confirms speed limit leniency guidance applies in Northern Ireland
The PSNI has confirmed that speed limit leniency guidance applies in Northern Ireland.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Millionaire developer 'floored by businessman' in toilets of plush venue as fracas is dubbed 'battle of BT9'
A millionaire developer was reportedly "floored" by another businessman in the toilets of a plush venue, in a fracas dubbed the "battle of BT9".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Rhinos, Provos and loyalist terror bosses: Northern Ireland has become the land of the absurd where words have lost their meaning
Comment: from rhinos to Provos and loyalist terror bosses, Northern Ireland has become a land of the absurd where words have lost their meaning.
Belfast TelegraphRace to find missing GBP1m National Lottery winner from Co Armagh ahead of deadline
A race is on to find a missing GBP1m National Lottery winner from Co Armagh ahead of the claiming deadline.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Day-long manhunt for west Belfast man sought by police over dissident feud shooting
A day-long manhunt is under way for a west Belfast man sought by police over a dissident feud shooting.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'There are fundamental holes in the case against Daniel Kinahan,' says his solicitor Darragh Mackin
Daniel Kinahan's solicitor Darragh Mackin says there are "fundamental holes in the case" against his client.
Belfast TelegraphLower Ormeau Road residents apply for demonstration to rival loyalist parade
Lower Ormeau Road residents have applied to hold a demonstration at the same time as a proposed loyalist parade by the Belfast Walker Club.
Belfast TelegraphTUV would be 'welcoming' if Carla Lockhart decided to leave DUP, says Jim Allister
Jim Allister says the TUV would welcome Carla Lockhart if she decided to leave the DUP.
Belfast Telegraph'We are heading somewhere ugly': MLA on increased threats directed towards politicians
An MLA has warned "we are heading somewhere ugly" over increasing threats directed at politicians.
Belfast TelegraphJudgment expected on challenge to Bryant's Drumcree parade ban
Judgment is expected in the legal challenge to the NI Secretary's ban on the Drumcree parade.
Belfast TelegraphNI property group 'exits from Poundland deal'
A Northern Ireland property group has exited the Poundland deal.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Dr David Coleman: Making Halloween perfect for the kids is costing me time, money and stress - how has it turned into a second Christmas?
Dr David Coleman: making Halloween perfect for the kids is costing time, money and stress - how did it turn into a second Christmas?
Belfast Telegraph'We jumped at the chance': Greengrocer celebrates 32 years in business by opening 'bigger, brighter' venue
A greengrocer marking 32 years in business is celebrating by opening a "bigger, brighter" new premises.
Belfast TelegraphStormont parties give their say ahead of UK Government budget
Stormont parties give their reactions ahead of the UK Government budget.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Restaurant review: Belfast cafe passes the toughest test... impressing my mum
Restaurant review: a Belfast cafe passes the toughest test - impressing the reviewer's mum.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'Actions have consequences and I hope they see that': Co Down search and rescue volunteer feared for his life during assault by youths
A Co Down search and rescue volunteer who was assaulted by youths says "actions have consequences and I hope they see that"; he feared for his life during the attack.
Belfast TelegraphBelfast-based Royal Navy veteran to honour family's wartime service at London's Remembrance ceremony
A Belfast-based Royal Navy veteran is to honour his family's wartime service at London's Remembrance ceremony.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'Sunken eyes, broken teeth and a woman possessed by demons': Former pathologist delivers verdict on 1711 Islandmagee witch trials
A former pathologist delivers his verdict on the 1711 Islandmagee witch trials: "sunken eyes, broken teeth and a woman possessed by demons".