GuardianLive updates Israel election results: count of absentee ballots under way as coalition talks set to begin
Live: the count of absentee ballots in Israel's election is under way, with coalition talks set to begin.
Guardian
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GuardianIsrael electionCoalition talks loom in Israel as Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs set to fall short of majority
Coalition talks loom in Israel, with the Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs both set to fall short of a majority.
GuardianAnalysisIsrael's choice: Netanyahu remaining in power or a Palestinian-backed coalition
Analysis: Israel's choice is between Netanyahu remaining in power or a Palestinian-backed coalition.
GuardianSpain Spain begins mourning period after Toledo train crash leaves 68 dead
Spain has begun a period of mourning after the Toledo train crash that left 68 people dead.
GuardianAnalysisSecond fatal train collision this year casts doubt over Spain's high-speed rail network
Analysis: the second fatal train collision this year casts doubt over the safety of Spain's high-speed rail network.
Guardian'It all happened in a split second'Survivors recount details of deadly train crash
"It all happened in a split second": survivors recount details of Spain's deadly train crash.
GuardianCambodia Cambodian police and soldiers helped guard abusive scam compounds, Amnesty alleges
Amnesty International alleges Cambodian police and soldiers helped guard abusive scam compounds.
GuardianUS midterm elections 'They mobilised a whole government response to that joke': Obama laughs off Trump attacks in rally for Ossoff
Barack Obama laughed off Donald Trump's attacks at a Georgia rally for Jon Ossoff, joking that they "mobilised a whole government response to that joke".
GuardianVoting rightsJudge rebuffs Trump DoJ's bid to force California to set aside 20,000 ballots
A judge has rebuffed the Trump DoJ's bid to force California to set aside 20,000 ballots.
Guardian'Like Saddam opened a Cheesecake Factory'How did the restaurant end up in a Maga fight over 'elitism'?
How did the Cheesecake Factory end up in a Maga fight over "elitism"?
GuardianEuropean Union EU backs away from offer to Canada to start 'associate member' talks
The EU has backed away from an offer to Canada to start "associate member" talks.
GuardianAlbania Albania imposes $6,000 fine for demonstrators present at a protest that turns violent
Albania has imposed a $6,000 fine for demonstrators present at a protest that turns violent.
GuardianChina Hello Kitty company cuts ties with Japanese spy show after China outcry
The Hello Kitty company has cut ties with a Japanese spy show after an outcry in China.
GuardianBrazil Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself the 'leader of Brazil' after fleeing to Miami
Flavio Bolsonaro has called himself the "leader of Brazil" after fleeing to Miami.
GuardianGames Outcry after Call of Duty maker uses real footage of deadly Seoul crowd crush in new video game
There has been an outcry after the maker of Call of Duty used real footage of the deadly Seoul crowd crush in a new video game.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesDublin charity may have been infiltrated by illegal organisation, watchdog fears
A Dublin charity may have been infiltrated by an illegal organisation, the watchdog fears.
Irish TimesRags and riches: How an Irish charity became the focus of a criminal investigation
Podcast: Rags and riches - how an Irish charity became the focus of a criminal investigation.
Irish TimesNew DAA chief to be paid EUR380,000 salary
The new DAA chief is to be paid a EUR380,000 salary.
Irish Times'I'd give my last penny to make sure they aren't in pain': Locals help horses in Darndale Park
"I'd give my last penny to make sure they aren't in pain": locals help the horses in Darndale Park.
Irish TimesReview: This restaurant is full on a Monday night, which is all you need to know
Review: this restaurant is full on a Monday night, which is all you need to know.
Irish TimesNewton Emerson: There is now serious talk about the end of the DUP
Newton Emerson: there is now serious talk about the end of the DUP.
Irish Times'End of an era': Dublin Castle cafe owner harbours no bad feelings over closure
"End of an era": the Dublin Castle cafe owner harbours no bad feelings over its closure.
Irish TimesFarewell to 'aeroplane mode': Flying loses its status as the last internet black hole
Farewell to "aeroplane mode": flying loses its status as the last internet black hole.
Irish TimesLook inside: Renovated coach house with luxury-hotel finishes in Ballsbridge
Look inside: a renovated coach house with luxury-hotel finishes on Waterloo Road in Ballsbridge.
Irish TimesSeán Moncrieff: One young fellah nearly fell off his bicycle looking at our Halloween decorations
Sean Moncrieff: my tacky Halloween decorations are a bit look-at-me and not very Irish.
Irish TimesThere's a reason comedians like Joanne McNally rarely make good Traitors
Rachel O'Dwyer: there's a reason comedians like Joanne McNally rarely make good Traitors.
Irish Times'Astonishing': RSA spent EUR30m on media campaigns since 2023
"Astonishing": the RSA has spent EUR30m on media campaigns since 2023.
Irish TimesWhy Israeli election deadlock raises prospect of yet another poll
Analysis: why Israel's election deadlock raises the prospect of yet another poll.
Irish Times'No one knew anything about pumpkins in Ireland': An Irish farmer on a growth industry
"No one knew anything about pumpkins in Ireland": an Irish farmer on a growth industry.
Irish TimesMan (32) pleads guilty to manslaughter but denies murder of pensioner at home in Tipperary
A man (32) has pleaded guilty to manslaughter but denies the murder of a pensioner at his home in Tipperary.
Irish TimesUS midterms: Inside the Democrats' secret effort to sow confusion in Alaska ballot
US midterms: inside the Democrats' secret effort to sow confusion on the Alaska ballot.
Irish TimesNurses resume industrial action at Naas General Hospital over staff shortage
Nurses have resumed industrial action at Naas General Hospital over staff shortages.
Irish TimesJaded rhetoric and trite stereotypes about neutrality are inflaming triple lock debate
Opinion: jaded rhetoric and trite stereotypes about neutrality are inflaming the triple lock debate.
Irish TimesI was an early adopter of Damien Rice's music. I simply have to be at his Dublin gig
I was an early adopter of Damien Rice's music. I simply have to be at his Dublin gig.
Irish TimesCan we continue renting to our Ukrainian friends and reclaim our holiday home later?
Your money: can we continue renting to our Ukrainian friends and reclaim our holiday home later?
Irish Times'I said yes to every adventure in the Rockies but missed the banter of home'
"I said yes to every adventure in the Rockies but missed the banter of home."
Irish News
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Irish NewsJohn Manley: Drumcree is a vote winner for Sinn Féin only
John Manley: Drumcree is a vote winner for Sinn Fein only.
Irish NewsLottery millionaire behind plan for new Belfast Christmas Market finalising plans for food, drink and music
The lottery millionaire behind the plan for a new Belfast Christmas Market is finalising plans for food, drink and music.
Irish NewsNewton Emerson: Giving up on Stormont is still a minority view - for now
Newton Emerson: giving up on Stormont is still a minority view - for now.
Irish News'I didn't know I had a hole in my heart until I had a stroke at 39': Co Down mum-of-two
"I didn't know I had a hole in my heart until I had a stroke at 39": a Co Down mum-of-two tells her story.
Irish NewsDavid Adams: A 'New Ireland' can't be built on old nationalist denials
David Adams: a "New Ireland" can't be built on old nationalist denials.
Irish News'It's not too big a phrase to call it a lifeline': Game of Thrones actor Ian McElhinney on getting older and staying connected
"It's not too big a phrase to call it a lifeline": Game of Thrones actor Ian McElhinney on getting older and staying connected.
Irish NewsHealth Check: NI economy minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald on running and, reading and daily chocolate
Health Check: NI economy minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald on running, reading and daily chocolate.
Irish NewsCall for witnesses as Jeffrey Donaldson's time on Lisburn council to be investigated
There is a call for witnesses as Jeffrey Donaldson's time on Lisburn council is to be investigated.
Irish NewsBelfast men jailed over 'ferocious' assault that left football fan with brain bleed following Rangers and Celtic match
Belfast men have been jailed over a "ferocious" assault that left a football fan with a bleed on the brain following a Rangers-Celtic match.
Irish NewsGarvaghy Road residents' stand 'fully vindicated' by High Court Drumcree ruling
Garvaghy Road residents say their stand has been "fully vindicated" by the High Court's Drumcree ruling.
Irish NewsPSNI say dissident republicans may be responsible for bomb posted to Derry hotel
The PSNI says dissident republicans may be responsible for the bomb posted to a Derry hotel.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphPremium If it's any consolation for Lockhart, Bryson and frustrated Orangemen languishing on Drumcree hill, there's no chance of a united Ireland happening either...
Comment: if it's any consolation for Lockhart, Bryson and the frustrated Orangemen languishing on Drumcree hill, there's no chance of a united Ireland happening either.
Belfast TelegraphDUP veteran says First Minister 'cannot parade around the country' and must be removed
A DUP veteran says the First Minister "cannot parade around the country" and must be removed.
Belfast TelegraphRussian crown jewel from Romanov dynasty could fetch GBP1.5m at auction
A Russian crown jewel from the Romanov dynasty could fetch GBP1.5m at auction.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Dissident letter bomb a self-defeating attack on the community in run-up to city's biggest weekend of the year
Comment: the dissident letter bomb was a self-defeating attack on the community in the run-up to the city's biggest weekend of the year.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Trust criticised over failings with care home resident who suffered nine falls fracturing her ribs and vertebra
A trust has been criticised over failings with a care home resident who suffered nine falls, fracturing her ribs and vertebra.
Belfast Telegraph'When it feels things are getting worse, at least some steps are taken to make it better': Co Down musician on the budget announcements
"When it feels things are getting worse, at least some steps are taken to make it better": a Co Down musician on the budget announcements.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Meaty judgment gives greater clarity for future parading decisions
Analysis: the meaty judgment gives greater clarity for future parading decisions.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Storm Boelo fells Ballymoney Rugby Club's 150-year-old oak in 'end of an era' loss
Storm Boelo has felled Ballymoney Rugby Club's 150-year-old oak in an "end of an era" loss.
Belfast TelegraphMan charged with attempted murder of taxi driver Sean O'Reilly in west Belfast shooting
A man has been charged with the attempted murder of taxi driver Sean O'Reilly in a west Belfast shooting.
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 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 TelegraphDerry set for GBP7.4m economic boost as Europe's biggest Halloween festival marks 40th year
Derry is set for a GBP7.4m economic boost as Europe's biggest Halloween festival marks its 40th year.
Belfast Telegraph'Everyone is raving about it': Co Down antique store opens Halloween pop-up with spooky walk experience
"Everyone is raving about it": a Co Down antique store opens a Halloween pop-up with a spooky walk experience.
Belfast TelegraphPremium What the budget means for NI… including why we're in limbo over GBP100 energy payment
What the budget means for NI, including why we're in limbo over the GBP100 energy payment.
Belfast Telegraph'My life completely changed': How a family illness helped launch NI wellness brand stocked at more than 50 stores
"My life completely changed": how a family illness helped launch an NI wellness brand now stocked in more than 50 stores.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Pub review: Belfast bar loved by Taylor Swift has the substance to back its undeniable style
Pub review: the Belfast bar loved by Taylor Swift has the substance to back its undeniable style.
Belfast TelegraphJudge dismisses Orange Order legal challenge against Drumcree parade ban as DUP MLA comes out in support of Carla Lockhart
A judge has dismissed the Orange Order's legal challenge against the Drumcree parade ban, as a DUP MLA comes out in support of Carla Lockhart.
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 TelegraphPremium Full-time NI carer says budget offers no relief and 'won't make any difference at all'
A full-time NI carer says the budget offers no relief and "won't make any difference at all".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Paedophile ex-DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson exposed over bogus Trinity College history claim in pre-sentence report
Paedophile ex-DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has been exposed over a bogus Trinity College history claim in a pre-sentence report.
Belfast Telegraph'You make your own luck': Psychological performance coach shares his biggest life lessons
"You make your own luck": a psychological performance coach shares his biggest life lessons.
Belfast Telegraph'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 TelegraphDissident republican guns already on Garvaghy Road ahead of decision to ban parade, 'high-grade' police intelligence suggested
"High-grade" police intelligence suggested dissident republican guns were already on the Garvaghy Road ahead of the decision to ban the parade.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Plans to restore derelict Georgian mansion in Derry are recommended for approval
Plans to restore a derelict Georgian mansion in Derry are recommended for approval.
Belfast TelegraphJudge dismisses Orange Order challenge but warns against "joy in the outcome"
Podcast: the judge dismissed the Orange Order challenge but warned against "joy in the outcome".
Belfast TelegraphEmergency services at the scene of sudden death in Coleraine
Emergency services are at the scene of a sudden death in Coleraine.
Belfast TelegraphFrom hauntings to poltergeists, exorcisms and buried bones: Belfast's streets creak with dark secrets, says horror tour guide
From hauntings to poltergeists, exorcisms and buried bones: Belfast's streets creak with dark secrets, says a horror tour guide.