GuardianG20 US cancels G20 'family photo' after UK, Australia and some European officials refuse to appear with Russia
The US has cancelled the G20 "family photo" after Australia, the UK and others refused to appear with Russia.
Guardian
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GuardianUkraine Zelenskyy praises US over $2.1bn Patriot missile deal but warns it could take years
Ukraine's Zelenskyy has praised the US over a $2.1bn Patriot missile deal but warned it could take years.
GuardianUkraine Evacuation of civilians begins in besieged Ukrainian city of Oleshky
The evacuation of civilians has begun in the besieged Ukrainian city of Oleshky.
GuardianIsrael 'You need the power of all your votes': Bedouin women secure success for Arab parties in Israeli election
"You need the power of all your votes": Bedouin women secured success for Arab parties in the Israeli election.
GuardianEuropean Union Canada and EU announce new alliance open to like-minded countries
Canada and the EU have announced a new alliance open to like-minded countries.
GuardianPoland Riot police deployed to Poland's constitutional court after judge suspended
Riot police have been deployed to Poland's constitutional court after a judge was suspended.
GuardianSlavery 'Reparations now': King and UK PM face protests at Antigua Commonwealth summit
"Reparations now": the King and Burnham faced protests at the Antigua Commonwealth summit.
GuardianExclusive Andy Burnham open to calls for formal apology for Britain's role in slave trade
Andy Burnham is open to calls for a formal apology for Britain's role in the slave trade.
GuardianGreece 'The last fortress': historic Athens cafe closes as countercultural area gentrifies
"The last fortress": a historic Athens cafe has closed as the countercultural area gentrifies.
GuardianJamaica 'Plantation tourism': court victory signals hope in Jamaica's fight to keep beaches public
A court injunction in Jamaica's battle to keep beaches publicly accessible, rather than sealed off for private resorts, offers hope against a tourism model locals say disadvantages Jamaicans.
GuardianBooks Unseen Harry Houdini writing published on 100th anniversary of his death
Strand magazine is publishing a never-before-seen article by Harry Houdini, the Hungarian-born escapologist and prolific author, on the 100th anniversary of his death.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesOne dead, two injured after multiple stabbing incident at Kerry Ipas centre
One man has died and two people were injured in a stabbing at about 5.30am on Saturday at the Ballymullen Barracks Ipas centre in Tralee, Co Kerry.
Irish TimesPrivate school fees in Ireland have risen by almost 25% in five years. Here's how much they now cost
Private school fees in Ireland have risen by almost 25% in five years, and with Glenstal Abbey closing and others consolidating, boarding schools are feeling the pressure.
Irish TimesMan charged with attempted murder of doctor at HSE homeless facility on Friday
Fionnbarra O Tuama has appeared before Dublin District Court charged with the attempted murder of a doctor at a HSE homeless facility on Friday.
Irish TimesChambers 'disappointed' as WRC says public sector pay talks at 'an impasse'
Jack Chambers said he was disappointed after the Workplace Relations Commission declared public sector pay talks at an impasse, and unions warn of a further strike date in November if no new pay deal emerges.
Irish TimesOne night in a haunted Irish castle: I try not to make eye contact with the taxidermy otter
A Halloween night spent in Ross Castle, where the ghost of Sabina is said to haunt her former bedroom - taxidermy otter and all.
Irish TimesMan aims firearm at gardaí following chase through Dublin city centre
A man aimed a firearm at gardai after fleeing when they tried to engage with him on a bicycle, leading to a chase through Dublin city centre.
Irish TimesIt's inflation, stupid: Trump faces the wrath of US voters
It's inflation, stupid: Trump faces the wrath of US voters.
Irish TimesThe young Ukrainians risking all to flee Russian occupation and the prospect of fighting their own
In Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine, young people face relentless indoctrination and young men the prospect of conscription into the Russian army. Some risk everything to leave.
Irish TimesMan dies after being hit by car in Co Kilkenny
A pedestrian in his 70s was pronounced dead at the scene after being hit by a car on the R691 near Callan, Co Kilkenny.
Irish TimesJohn Malkovich and Steve Buscemi: 'I rented in Dalkey. When I wasn't working I was in the pub at four o'clock'
John Malkovich, star of Martin McDonagh's new film Wild Horse Nine, talks Dalkey, Oscars and mortality alongside Steve Buscemi - the pair form quite a double act.
Irish TimesWitch rewards: pumpkin is the star of these Halloween recipes
Two Halloween recipes with pumpkin as the star - just make sure you use the right kind of pumpkin, or squash.
Irish TimesRóisín Ingle: Halloween is not what it used to be and that's no harm
Roisin Ingle on how Halloween is not what it used to be, and why that is no harm in a spooky, AI-filled world where nothing is as frightening as a defunct dishwasher.
Irish TimesI'm like, 'Can this wait, Honor? I'm thinking about rugby'
Ross O'Carroll-Kelly: Honor has been dumped and wants to know why, and Ross suggests AI will have the answer.
Irish TimesView from Israel: Palestinians voted with one voice. The opposition cannot ignore them
View from Israel: Palestinians voted with one voice, and if the opposition refuses to go into coalition with the Arab parties it will squander a decisive victory.
Irish TimesConcerns over repair costs for Leinster House's answer to Trump's 'reflecting pool'
There are concerns over repair costs for Leinster House's answer to Trump's "reflecting pool".
Irish TimesSchools wait for delivery of hundreds of laptops already paid for by parents
Schools are waiting for delivery of hundreds of laptops already paid for by parents.
Irish TimesO'Callaghan focusing on reforms that are 'emphatically not at the lucrative end of legal practice'
O'Callaghan is focusing on reforms that are "emphatically not at the lucrative end of legal practice".
Irish TimesPaddy McKillen firm behind luxury Dublin apartment block records EUR5.5m 'loan forgiveness'
A Paddy McKillen firm behind a luxury Dublin apartment block has recorded a EUR5.5m "loan forgiveness".
Irish TimesIf Patrick O'Donovan's behaviour was ill-judged, Simon Harris's has been plain peculiar
Pat Leahy: Fine Gael manages to turn a Minister's health episode into a soap opera.
Irish TimesThe story of AI giant Anthropic in three numbers
Anthropic's IPO filing raises open questions about the state of the company's business and the wider artificial intelligence sector.
Irish TimesWe are all responsible for the growth of data centres
A letter arguing we are all responsible for the growth of data centres, and it is time to consider our digital footprints and declutter our online lives.
Irish News
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Irish NewsMax Hastings: 'Ireland deserves some happiness after a century of unhappiness'
Max Hastings: "Ireland deserves some happiness after a century of unhappiness".
Irish NewsHospital staff 'concerns' behind decision to refuse campaign group's 12,000 consultation responses, Trust says
Hospital staff "concerns" were behind the decision to refuse a campaign group's 12,000 consultation responses, the Trust says.
Irish NewsBrian Feeney: The 'profound consequences' will only be for the DUP - and Stormont
Brian Feeney: the "profound consequences" will only be for the DUP - and Stormont.
Irish News'Pantomime' over long-delayed pedestrian crossing ends as work gets underway five years after requested
A "pantomime" over a long-delayed pedestrian crossing has ended as work got underway, five years after it was requested.
Irish NewsPsychiatrists' 'significant concerns' over new protocols which will see fewer PSNI responses to mental health calls
Psychiatrists have "significant concerns" over new protocols which will see fewer PSNI responses to mental health calls.
Irish NewsPatrick Murphy: Unionism has to learn that reaction is not a strategy
Patrick Murphy: unionism has to learn that reaction is not a strategy.
Irish NewsNorthern Ireland children spending seven hours a day on social media at weekend, Stormont study finds
Northern Ireland children are spending seven hours a day on social media at the weekend, a Stormont study finds.
Irish NewsDavid Meade: 'I'm shy and awkward' - how the Co Down 'mentalist' took on Las Vegas, won $1m and interviewed Oprah Winfrey
David Meade: "I'm shy and awkward" - how the Co Down "mentalist" took on Las Vegas, won $1m and interviewed Oprah Winfrey.
Irish NewsTravel review: From big houses to subterranean caves, Fermanagh offers a small glimpse of heaven
Travel review: from big houses to subterranean caves, Fermanagh offers a small glimpse of heaven.
Irish NewsNewton Emerson: The GBP100 question for Stormont's squabbling MLAs
Newton Emerson: the GBP100 question for Stormont's squabbling MLAs.
Irish NewsReview: Size - and quality - matters at Belfast sandwich shop you can stick a fork in
Bread Boys in Belfast serves up mammoth lunches - even without everything promised on the menu.
Irish News'It's a way of letting my voice be heard': How a new cross border project is helping young women find confidence through fashion
"It's a way of letting my voice be heard": how a new cross-border project is helping young women find confidence.
Irish NewsMale pedestrian dies following west Belfast crash involving lorry
A male pedestrian has died following a west Belfast crash involving a lorry.
Irish NewsCo Down man gets ten year sentence over plot to blow up Galway mosque
A Co Down man has been given a ten-year sentence over the plot to blow up a Galway mosque.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphPremium Domestic abuse victim speaks out after QUB student avoids jail for 'terrifying' meltdown in car: 'I thought I was going to die'
A domestic abuse victim speaks out after a QUB student who lured her into his car and drove into the countryside screaming at her avoided jail. "I thought I was going to die."
Belfast TelegraphPremium How Thatcher signed off SAS operation that led to killing of three IRA men... and why case is heading to UK's highest court
How Thatcher signed off an SAS operation that led to the killing of three IRA men - and why the case is heading to the UK's highest court.
Belfast TelegraphFifty Shades author and NI-born husband's stunning GBP5m LA pad for sale as they turn backs on Trump's US
The Fifty Shades author and her NI-born husband, married almost 40 years and reportedly worth GBP120m, are selling their GBP5m LA home as they turn their backs on Trump's US.
Belfast TelegraphPremium There are many problems with bizarre Government recommendation - living in NI is already good training for the apocalypse
Comment: there are many problems with the bizarre Government recommendation - living in NI is already good training for the apocalypse.
Belfast TelegraphPremium The haunting of west Belfast: Spooky story of how family fled violent ghost
The spooky story of a west Belfast family who fled a violent ghost, a case that drew news crews at the time and remains unexplained to this day.
Belfast TelegraphPremium North coast dad accused of sending sex messages to 'child' after challenge by 'vigilante' group
A north coast dad has been accused of sending sex messages to a "child" after a challenge by a "vigilante" group.
Belfast Telegraph'They have blood on their hands': Mum slams health body over doctor who could have saved her son's life
"They have blood on their hands": a mum has slammed a health body over the doctor who could have saved her son's life.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'At a time when all you heard were politicians blame each other... my dad was a bit of a candle in a dark place'
"At a time when all you heard were politicians blame each other... my dad was a bit of a candle in a dark place".
Belfast TelegraphCarla Lockhart to set out 'path ahead' next week and says DUP response to Drumcree row 'falls far short' of what unionists want
Carla Lockhart is to set out her "path ahead" next week and says the DUP response to the Drumcree row "falls far short" of what unionists want.
Belfast TelegraphPremium 'Being a witch is being confident, powerful and an immovable force': Why modern Irish women are turning to witchcraft
From tarot cards to online spells and forest retreats, younger generations boosted by the #WitchTok trend are increasingly dipping into their spiritual side.
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 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 Halloween love story as couple become first to be married in historic NI courthouse
A Halloween love story as a couple become the first to be married in a historic NI courthouse.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Women in Newry 'afraid to have more children' after maternity service closure announcement
Women in Newry are "afraid to have more children" after the maternity service closure announcement.
Belfast TelegraphWhat is American Covid strain that is sweeping UK and how worried should we be?
What is the American Covid strain sweeping the UK, and how worried should we be?
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 TelegraphExecutive business could grind to a halt due to Sinn Féin/DUP row
Executive business could grind to a halt due to the Sinn Fein/DUP row.
Belfast TelegraphPolice preparing files on 18 for prosecutors following Drumcree parade dispute
Police are preparing files on 18 people for prosecutors following the Drumcree parade dispute.
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 Telegraph'Mummy, you're so sneaky, and you're lying': NI's Rachel Duffy reveals trouble at home after winning The Traitors
"Mummy, you're so sneaky, and you're lying": NI's Rachel Duffy reveals trouble at home after winning The Traitors.
Belfast TelegraphPremium There's something truly festive about Halloween that Christmas is increasingly lacking
An argument that Halloween retains a simple festivity - a carved pumpkin on the step, a skeleton in the window - that Christmas is increasingly lacking.
Belfast TelegraphFrom Mexico to Massachusetts: A monster weekend as Derry welcomes Halloween visitors from across the world
From Mexico to Massachusetts: a monster weekend as Derry welcomes Halloween visitors from across the world.
Belfast TelegraphPremium Former Irish League star remanded in custody after 'welfare concern' led to domestic abuse breach
A former Irish League star has been remanded in custody after a "welfare concern" led to a domestic abuse breach.
Belfast TelegraphOn the market: Twin coastal cottage-style bungalows on the market at GBP550k
On the market: twin coastal cottage-style bungalows on the market at GBP550k.
Belfast TelegraphAsda apologises after customers report breakdowns having filled up at Coleraine outlet
Asda has apologised after customers reported breakdowns having filled up at its Coleraine outlet.
Belfast TelegraphPacky Lee on his new BBC comedy: 'This is one crazy world... and I think a lot of people are going to buy into it'
Packy Lee on his new BBC comedy: "This is one crazy world... and I think a lot of people are going to buy into it".
Belfast Telegraph'Serious concerns' raised for missing Co Antrim man who may be injured following crash
"Serious concerns" have been raised for a missing Co Antrim man who may be injured following a crash.