GuardianCryptocurrencies North Korean group blamed for $6.3bn Binance hack in biggest ever crypto heist
A North Korean group has been blamed for the $6.3bn Binance hack, the biggest ever crypto heist.
Guardian
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GuardianBusiness liveNorth Korea's TraderTraitor hacking unit blamed for $6.3bn Binance heist
Live: "elite North Korean hackers" have been blamed for the $6.3bn Binance heist.
GuardianChina China expels a record number from Communist party amid Xi's intensified purges of top officials
China has expelled a record number from the Communist party amid Xi's intensified purges of top officials.
GuardianRussia Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta to close
The Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta is to close.
GuardianRussia-Ukraine war at a glanceOutrage in Europe after Russian drone kills 14 on rail platform in Dnipro
Ukraine war briefing: outrage in Europe after a Russian drone killed 14 on a rail platform in Dnipro.
GuardianUSSeven oil tankers carrying 288,000 tonnes of Russian diesel sail towards US
Seven oil tankers carrying 288,000 tonnes of Russian diesel are sailing towards the US.
GuardianPapua New Guinea El Niño-driven drought in Papua New Guinea a 'national crisis' as rivers dry up and local farms fail
The El Nino-driven drought in Papua New Guinea is a "national crisis" as rivers dry up and local farms fail.
GuardianUnited Nations Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups denounce UAE nominee for UN top job
The Sudanese diaspora and human rights groups have denounced the UAE's nominee for a UN top job.
GuardianYemen Houthis sending Taiz 'back to the stone age', governor of besieged Yemen city says
The Houthis are sending Taiz "back to the stone age", the governor of the besieged Yemeni city says.
GuardianUS Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discontinues attack ad that prompted wave of revulsion
Vivek Ramaswamy has discontinued an attack ad that prompted a wave of revulsion.
GuardianDonald TrumpAre Trump's global actions, from Ukraine to Iran, going to hurt him in elections?
Analysis: are Trump's global actions, from Ukraine to Iran, going to hurt him in the elections?
GuardianUK Climate academic Andreas Malm barred from entering UK
The climate academic Andreas Malm has been barred from entering the UK.
GuardianCulture Patrick Stewart, Star Trek actor and acclaimed thespian, dies aged 86
Patrick Stewart, the Star Trek actor and acclaimed thespian, has died aged 86.
GuardianPeter BradshawPatrick Stewart brought gravitas and complexity to the screen, from Star Trek to X-Men
Peter Bradshaw: Patrick Stewart brought gravitas and complexity to the screen, from Star Trek to X-Men.
GuardianBen ChildOn Star Trek, Patrick Stewart could make anyone feel hopeful for humanity
Ben Child: on Star Trek, Patrick Stewart could make anyone feel hopeful for humanity.
GuardianA life in picturesPatrick Stewart
Gallery: Patrick Stewart - a life in pictures.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesNew body to examine options for Irish unity, says Taoiseach
A new body is to examine options for Irish unity, the Taoiseach says.
Irish Times'Lots of deep thought has to go into this': Taoiseach steps up research on Irish unity
"Lots of deep thought has to go into this": the Taoiseach steps up research on Irish unity.
Irish Times'That okey-doke will not work this time': Obama takes up mic to duel with tired-sounding Trump
"That okey-doke will not work this time": Obama took up the mic to duel with a tired-sounding Trump.
Irish Times'They are killing our community': Over 40 homes face demolition for Galway ring road
"They are killing our community": more than 40 homes face demolition for the Galway ring road.
Irish TimesMore than 100 staff laid off at Liberty Recycling as gardaí examine links to Africa
More than 100 staff have been laid off at Liberty Recycling as gardai examine links to Africa.
Irish TimesPat Kenny injects touch of venom into take on Charles Haughey's kickback-funded lifestyle
Pat Kenny injects a touch of venom into his take on Charles Haughey's kickback-funded lifestyle.
Irish TimesPublic sector pay talks edge closer but hopes of a breakthrough prove premature
Public sector pay talks are edging closer, but hopes of a breakthrough have proved premature.
Irish TimesHow can the public sector pay deal get over the line?
Analysis: how can the public sector pay deal get over the line?
Irish TimesThe soldier's reply is more chilling than the image of scavenging dogs
Justine McCarthy: a soldier explains his rationale for participating in genocide - "it's so insanely fun".
Irish TimesWhere does the money you pay for electricity go?
Breaking down the bill: where does the money you pay for electricity actually go?
Irish Times'Some people lose fingers or an entire hand': Warning over illegal fireworks being sold online to children
"Some people lose fingers or an entire hand": a warning over illegal fireworks being sold online to children.
Irish TimesDublin pizza slice taste test: NY, Detroit, Italian-style... What tastes best?
Dublin pizza slice taste test: NY, Detroit, Italian-style - what tastes best?
Irish TimesMbappé, Mao and the cost of offending China
Mbappe, Mao and the cost of offending China.
Irish TimesJoanne McNally played a blinder on The Celebrity Traitors. Here are 15 of her best lines
Joanne McNally played a blinder on The Celebrity Traitors - here are 15 of her best lines.
Irish TimesWoman found husband bleeding on ground after going out to investigate noise, trial hears
A woman found her husband bleeding on the ground after going out to investigate a noise, a trial heard.
Irish TimesFine Gael grassroots seek ardfheis motion to break with 'woke left'
Fine Gael grassroots are seeking an ardfheis motion to break with the "woke left".
Irish TimesSviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: From Chernobyl child to president-elect of Belarus
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: from Chernobyl child to president-elect of Belarus.
Irish TimesSecurity guard who protected Nigel Farage on campaign trail was facing rape charge
A security guard who protected Nigel Farage on the campaign trail was facing a rape charge.
Irish TimesWoman (87) pleads guilty to careless driving causing the death of mother of five
A woman (87) has pleaded guilty to careless driving causing the death of a mother of five.
Irish TimesNew derelict buildings website lists 2,700 residential properties countrywide
A new derelict buildings website lists 2,700 residential properties countrywide.
Irish TimesFormer Ireland rugby star Shane Horgan has home repossession case struck out
Former Ireland rugby star Shane Horgan has had a home repossession case struck out.
Irish News
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Irish NewsApprentice Boys rejected Lower Ormeau 'alternative route', residents group says
The Apprentice Boys rejected a Lower Ormeau "alternative route", the residents group says.
Irish NewsANALYSIS: Gavin Robinson huffs and puffs but won't blow the house down
Analysis: Gavin Robinson huffs and puffs but won't blow the house down.
Irish NewsDUP man's claims that IRA member 'deserved to be shot dead' branded 'vitriolic and dehumanising' by family
A DUP man's claims that an IRA member "deserved to be shot dead" have been branded "vitriolic and dehumanising" by the family.
Irish NewsChris Donnelly: Drumcree exposes the BBC's unresolved problem with impartiality
Chris Donnelly: Drumcree exposes the BBC's unresolved problem with impartiality.
Irish NewsFalls Road reopens following 'serious collision'
The Falls Road has reopened following a "serious collision".
Irish News'We want to give back' - Co Armagh sisters diagnosed with cancer six weeks apart look to the future
"We want to give back": Co Armagh sisters diagnosed with cancer six weeks apart look to the future.
Irish NewsStormont department cuts GBP430,000 from heating, electricity and running costs with work from home policy
A Stormont department has cut GBP430,000 from heating, electricity and running costs with its work from home policy.
Irish News'We're here, and we're part of what's being built for the future': Is tech the new Irish America?
"We're here, and we're part of what's being built for the future": is tech the new Irish America?
Irish NewsFrom folklore to flag waving, trad musician Clare Sands is harnessing the power of stories from our past to highlight pressing present day concerns
From folklore to flag waving, trad musician Clare Sands is harnessing the power of stories from our past to highlight pressing present-day concerns.
Irish NewsSarah Creighton: Alliance lost its voice on Drumcree, and it's likely to cost them
Sarah Creighton: Alliance lost its voice on Drumcree, and it's likely to cost them.
Irish NewsBelfast-headquartered fintech company doubles New York office space with transatlantic relationship key
A Belfast-headquartered fintech company is doubling its New York office space, with transatlantic relationships key.
Irish News'One of the most memorable moments of my stand-up career': Ciarán Bartlett on ill health, Bill Burr and his Belfast comedy comeback
"One of the most memorable moments of my stand-up career": Ciaran Bartlett on ill health, Bill Burr and his Belfast comedy comeback.
Irish News'It's connecting with people' - Skintown director Kieron J Walsh on awards success, Irish premiere at Belfast Film Festival and being snubbed by Van Morrison
"It's connecting with people": Skintown director Kieron J Walsh on awards success, the Irish premiere at Belfast Film Festival and being snubbed by Van Morrison.
Irish NewsAccept there is no going back over contentious parading - The Irish News view
Accept there is no going back over contentious parading - The Irish News view.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphPremium The DUP's double trouble: Carla Lockhart will now be a nightmare for party leadership squeezed on both sides
Comment: the DUP's double trouble - Carla Lockhart will now be a nightmare for a party leadership squeezed on both sides.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'My daddy is dead': Remembering the Belfast Telegraph delivery drivers murdered 50 years ago
"My daddy is dead": remembering the Belfast Telegraph delivery drivers murdered 50 years ago.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Councillors clash over UK Town of Culture bid after protest: 'We don't want a local town tearing itself apart'
Councillors have clashed over a UK Town of Culture bid after a protest: "we don't want a local town tearing itself apart".
Belfast TelegraphAnnual house price growth slows to weakest since January 2024
Annual house price growth has slowed to its weakest since January 2024.
Belfast TelegraphNatWest efficiency drive results in job cuts and GBP420 million of cost savings
A NatWest efficiency drive has resulted in job cuts and GBP420m of cost savings.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Carla Lockhart set to quit DUP and leave party with just four MPs
Carla Lockhart is set to quit the DUP and leave the party with just four MPs.
Belfast TelegraphPremium There's a real sense of entitlement among some grandparents' responses to hugging consent ad... it doesn't have to be a big deal
Comment: there's a real sense of entitlement among some grandparents' responses to the hugging consent ad - it doesn't have to be a big deal.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Council's armed forces jobs fair ban branded 'insulting and ridiculous' by TUV candidate
The council's armed forces jobs fair ban has been branded "insulting and ridiculous" by a TUV candidate.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Restaurant review: The Belfast restaurant I've reviewed most is still the bar by which others are judged
Restaurant review: the Belfast restaurant I've reviewed most is still the bar by which others are judged.
Belfast TelegraphThe 140-year-old Belfast fancy dress shop as busy as ever: 'Everyone knows about it, so you just come here'
The 140-year-old Belfast fancy dress shop is as busy as ever: "everyone knows about it, so you just come here".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Belfast documentary-turned-movie maker eyeing up TV spin-off after his first feature film's premiere
A Belfast documentary-turned-movie maker is eyeing up a TV spin-off after his first feature film's premiere.
Belfast TelegraphCommunity knits together to transform Co Antrim church tower with 13,000 poppies
A community has knitted together to transform a Co Antrim church tower with 13,000 poppies.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Fake nun back behind bars after walking down Garvaghy Road wearing union flag headdress while 'shouting and waving her arms erratically'
A fake nun is back behind bars after walking down Garvaghy Road wearing a union flag headdress while "shouting and waving her arms erratically".
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 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 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 Telegraph'It's been crazy': NI children's nurse 'chuffed' to be crowned Miss Great Britain
"It's been crazy... I haven't really had a minute to let it sink in": an NI children's nurse is "chuffed" to be crowned Miss Great Britain.
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 Telegraph'Only credible option is to remove First Minister from office': Carla Lockhart warns she will take her 'own course' if DUP tries to 'gaslight' voters
"Only credible option is to remove First Minister from office": Carla Lockhart warns she will take her "own course" if the DUP tries to "gaslight" voters.
Belfast TelegraphLoyalist march through lower Ormeau blocked by Parades Commission
A loyalist march through the lower Ormeau has been blocked by the Parades Commission.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Meaty judgment gives greater clarity for future parading decisions
Analysis: the meaty judgment gives greater clarity for future parading decisions.
Belfast TelegraphDUP leader concedes dismissal of Orange Order legal challenge 'not what we wanted' as Garvaghy residents say they have been 'vindicated'
The DUP leader has conceded the dismissal of the Orange Order legal challenge is "not what we wanted", as Garvaghy residents say they have been "vindicated".
Belfast TelegraphPremium Paddy McKillen Jr insists court filing 'fully truthful, fully accurate' amid allegations he failed to disclose assets
Paddy McKillen Jr insists his court filing was "fully truthful, fully accurate" amid allegations he failed to disclose assets.
Belfast TelegraphAre you on the hunt for a new job? Here are ten available this week
Are you on the hunt for a new job? Here are ten available this week.
Belfast TelegraphHalloween myth-busting: Creatures wrongly feared this spooky season
Halloween myth-busting: the creatures wrongly feared this spooky season.
Belfast TelegraphMost vulnerable 'caught in crossfire' of budget talks between Westminster and Stormont
The most vulnerable are "caught in the crossfire" of budget talks between Westminster and Stormont.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Restaurant horror stories: From bungled burnt fungi to ice-cold hard prawns
Restaurant horror stories: from bungled burnt fungi to ice-cold hard prawns.
Belfast TelegraphProposed GBP50m Belfast venue 'will be among world's most distinctive boutique hotels'
The proposed GBP50m Belfast venue "will be among the world's most distinctive boutique hotels".
Belfast TelegraphBelfast pianist and singer Eddie Friel, Ireland's entrant in the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest, dies in Austria
Belfast pianist and singer Eddie Friel, Ireland's entrant in the 1995 Eurovision Song Contest, has died in Austria.