GuardianTrump says US will end military aid to Israel by the end of this year
Trump makes a surprise election-day announcement that the US will end its $4bn annual military aid to Israel by the end of the year, saying the country does not need it.
Guardian
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GuardianTrump's troubles with Iran could open the door to China
Analysis: Beijing launches a diplomatic push to woo Gulf leaders and extend its influence as Trump's troubles with Iran open a gap.
GuardianWhy pharma firms are going to Earth's orbit in search of new cancer drugs
A capsule 300 miles up is growing crystals of a potential cancer drug in microgravity, and pharma firms are following.
GuardianNasa telescope launched in 2004 to plunge back to Earth after failed rescue mission
Nasa's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, launched in 2004, is expected to burn up on re-entry on Wednesday after a failed rescue mission.
GuardianCanada joins coalition refusing to play ice hockey against Russia over Ukraine war
Canada joins a growing group of countries refusing to play Russia in ice hockey after a sports court lifted its ban.
GuardianEU to lead talks on support for Ukraine with US, Nato, partners - Europe live
Live Europe blog: the EU will lead talks on support for Ukraine with the US, Nato, France, Germany, Britain and the World Bank.
GuardianUkraine war briefing: race to free dozens trapped under rubble of Russian strikes on aid hub
Zelenskyy says 33 were killed in the Komyshuvakha strike and more than 50 may be trapped under rubble, as Russia hits energy sites; day 1,715 briefing.
GuardianANC faces anger over poor services as South Africans vote in local elections
The ANC faces anger over water outages and power cuts as South Africans vote in local elections, with its share expected below a third.
GuardianUK apologises to Ukrainian child refugees who were told to study Russian
Exclusive: the schools minister launches a Ukrainian GCSE and apologises to child refugees who were pushed to study Russian.
GuardianAustralia's social media ban has only modest effect on teens' political communication, government tells court
Reddit challenges Australia's under-16 social media ban in the high court as the government says its effect on teen political communication is modest.
GuardianGoogle says there's no way to use Search without using artificial intelligence
Google says Search cannot be used without AI, in an announcement aimed at schools.
GuardianKing Charles addresses summit as campaigners intensify demands for apology for slavery
At the Commonwealth summit the king stops short of backing reparations but says he is committed to addressing past wrongs, as campaigners press for a slavery apology.
GuardianMiliband criticises Blair's slavery statement and defends Burnham's plan for proper apology - UK politics live
UK politics live: Miliband criticises Blair's slavery statement, backs Burnham's plan for an apology and says the UK will not shift on reparations.
GuardianAs King Charles visits the Caribbean, is the reparations movement approaching a tipping point?
As King Charles tours the Caribbean, protesters follow him and the reparations movement may be nearing a tipping point.
GuardianAI 'godfather' Geoffrey Hinton: it might turn out we were better off without AI
Nobel winner Geoffrey Hinton warns AI may be close to triggering a major incident such as a power or banking shutdown.
GuardianHouses of Parliament at risk of 'Notre Dame-style fire' as renovation costs rise
A report says maintaining the Houses of Parliament could soon cost GBP2m a week, including 24-hour fire patrols.
Irish Times
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Irish TimesUS midterm elections: Democrats take control of House and Senate
Live: Democrats take control of the House and Senate, and Abdul El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim US senator after winning in Michigan.
Irish Times'Today begins the great American comeback ... the people have had enough of extremism'
Trump claims 'the great American comeback' as the election is called a demonstration of the democratic process.
Irish TimesWind of change sweeps America
Analysis: the result ends a culture-wars era in US politics and returns economic issues to the centre.
Irish TimesWhat can Democrats actually do now they have won Congress?
With both chambers, Democrats can launch investigations and block Trump appointments.
Irish TimesIn pictures: Democrats win control of House and Senate in 2026 US midterms
Photo gallery of Democrats winning the House and Senate, redrawing the map for 2028.
Irish TimesPrivate security to patrol Dublin city centre
Private security will patrol Dublin city centre after talks between regeneration chief Robert Watt and local businesses.
Irish Times'It shouldn't be like that': Woman living near Border to give birth in Dublin so wife can be recognised as parent
Cat Brogan, living near the Border, will give birth in Dublin so her wife can be recognised as a parent; she began care in Derry.
Irish TimesWhen I left Ireland, I hated how everyone seemed to know each other. Now it's what I love
After two decades in the US, a writer finds the Irish habit of everyone knowing each other is now what she loves.
Irish Times'Between my wife, mother, business and life in general, I feel very stuck and pessimistic'
Tell Me About It: a man feels stuck and pessimistic, saying his wife never thought she was his number-one choice.
Irish Times'The town is bottled up': Galway residents share mixed views on whether ring road will be good for city
Galway residents give mixed views on the ring road after the final legal challenge ended on Monday.
Irish TimesJim O'Callaghan returns to legal aid talks after High Court judge rules his changes 'unfair'
Jim O'Callaghan returns to legal aid talks after a High Court judge finds his changes exceeded his powers.
Irish TimesWhat an old Leaving Cert poetry book taught me about thinking
A writer reflects on what an old Leaving Cert poetry book taught her about thinking for yourself.
Irish TimesSeán Moncrieff: Opticians, dentists, plumbers, mechanics, politicians: Don't we trust anyone any more?
Sean Moncrieff on trust, suspicion and incompetence, after discovering he needed eye surgery, not glasses.
Irish TimesSkoda's Superb remains true to its name - but for how much longer?
Review: the Skoda Superb plug-in hybrid is flexible, but its days as a saloon may be numbered.
Irish TimesRepublicans routed as Democrats retake the US Senate in style
Inside Politics podcast: Republicans are routed as Democrats retake the US Senate.
Irish TimesEurope must stand up to Trump if our freedoms are to be preserved
Opinion: with two more years of Trump, the stakes for Europe have not been this high since 1939.
Irish Times'I was made redundant after three months but someone else filled my role. What can I do?'
Work Q&A: a reader made redundant after three months, with the role refilled, asks what she can do.
Irish TimesSold for EUR13m in 2021, M50 land bank returns to the market with EUR32.5m price tag
An M50 land bank sold for EUR13m in 2021 returns to the market with a EUR32.5m price tag.
Irish TimesMany people unsure of what Fine Gael stands for, party finds
A Fine Gael renewal commission finds many people are unsure what the party stands for.
Irish TimesBus driver's trial begins over crash that killed two Waterford teenagers on e-scooter
A bus driver's trial begins over the crash that killed two Waterford teenagers on an e-scooter.
Irish TimesIrish honeybee faces threat from non-native species crossing Border, Dáil hears
The Dail hears an Irish honeybee is threatened by non-native species crossing the Border; the Taoiseach pledges to work with Roderic O'Gorman.
Irish TimesWhy buy expensive French tanks when what we need is cheap Irish drones?
Opinion: Ireland should buy cheap drones instead of expensive French tanks, and avoid fighting the last war.
Irish TimesKathy Sheridan: Peadar Tóibín says he's bursting the "woke bubble". Does anyone care?
Kathy Sheridan asks whether anyone cares as Peadar Toibin says he is 'bursting the woke bubble'.
Irish Times'We got on very well': Micheál Martin courts the unions as Opposition sharpens the knives
Micheal Martin courts the unions as the Opposition sharpens its attacks on the Taoiseach.
Irish TimesThe best foods to eat and what to avoid to get a good night's sleep
Three experts recommend the foods to eat and avoid for a better night's sleep.
Irish TimesThe Music Quiz: Which type of Japanese dish is favoured by Spanish singer Rosalía?
The Music Quiz: which Japanese dish does Rosalia favour, and which Central American spot suits Kacey Musgraves' honey?
Irish TimesWhat you should know about fibre, and how to make sure you get enough
Nutrition experts on what to know about fibre and how to get enough, which they say need not be a big challenge.
Irish News
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Irish NewsDissident republicans could use drones to deliver 'payload' bombs, PSNI chief Jon Boutcher warns
PSNI chief Jon Boutcher says dissident republicans could use drones to deliver 'payload' bombs and have used them before.
Irish NewsFormer PSNI Catholic Guild chair urges 'collective solution' to falling Catholic recruitment figures
Former Superintendent Gerry Murray, ex-chair of the PSNI Catholic Guild, urges a 'collective solution' to falling Catholic recruitment.
Irish News'If a woman had been dragged into bushes by a stranger, would they be claiming it was consensual?' - PSNI handling of male sexual assault victim questioned
A Co Armagh man says he suffered two decades of 'shame' after an assault and felt like a criminal after reporting it to the PSNI.
Irish NewsBrian Feeney: Don't fear the end of Stormont. Fear more of the same
Brian Feeney argues the end of Stormont is not the thing to fear; more of the same is.
Irish NewsNew appeal over car bomb killing of RUC reservist
A new appeal over the 1985 car bomb at Newry Courthouse that killed RUC reservist Michael Kay.
Irish NewsAlmost 200,000 people in Northern Ireland at risk of needing to use food banks, charity says
A charity says almost 200,000 people in Northern Ireland are at risk of needing food banks, with families skipping meals.
Irish News'If every wee town in Northern Ireland had a Star of the Sea, 3,720 lives could have been saved': Raymond McCord
A new documentary revisits how Star of the Sea FC brought Catholic and Protestant boys together in 1969.
Irish NewsAlex Kane: I fear Stormont is finished, but what replaces it?
Alex Kane fears Stormont is finished and asks what replaces it, noting some unionists would accept direct rule.
Irish NewsPolicing progress must not be allowed to slip into reverse - The Irish News view
The Irish News view: Catholic recruitment gains in policing must not be allowed to go into reverse.
Irish NewsCould a catchy Irish trad song save your life? The campaign tackling the 'Celtic Curse'
A catchy trad song with an unlikely chorus is raising awareness of haemochromatosis, the 'Celtic Curse'.
Irish NewsProfessor Brian Cox reveals what fascinates him most about the universe ahead of Belfast show
Professor Brian Cox on what fascinates him most about the universe, ahead of his Belfast show.
Irish News'Please God bring her home': Family of Limerick mum-of-four feared murdered in appeal for information
The family of Carrie Mullane Noonan, a Limerick mother of four feared murdered, appeal for her to be found as the PSNI open a murder investigation.
Irish NewsA champion who 'never forgot where she came from' - Portaferry's final farewell to Ciara Mageean
Portaferry says its final farewell to Ciara Mageean, with local colours, the Tricolour and the Olympic flag flying.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphSAS commander reveals dramatic farm raid that captured prolific South Armagh IRA sniper
Mark 'Billy' Billingham recounts the farm raid that captured a prolific South Armagh IRA sniper.
Belfast TelegraphHuge weapons haul on Shankill Road linked to 'extreme far-right terrorism'
Amnesty voices concern as the PSNI confirms a link between a large weapons haul on the Shankill Road and far-right extremism.
Belfast TelegraphGavin Robinson breathes a sigh of relief at no mass exodus from DUP, but his problems are piling up
Gavin Robinson avoids a mass DUP exodus but his problems pile up after the Drumcree dispute.
Belfast TelegraphNI traffic alerts: Collision on Westlink in Belfast causing traffic congestion
Drivers are urged to find another route after a collision on the Westlink in Belfast.
Belfast TelegraphRebel Wilson prosecuted over insurance lapse while awaiting birth of child
Rebel Wilson is prosecuted over an insurance lapse while awaiting the birth of her child.
Belfast TelegraphUK-EU deal: 'I welcome anything that makes life easier, including my ability to import roses'
Draft UK-EU deal on food and plant products is likely to have a significant impact on Northern Ireland businesses and customers.
Belfast TelegraphIsrael's election commission says no fraud found in last week's vote
Israel's election commission says it found no fraud in last week's vote.
Belfast Telegraph'She'll do well whatever she does': Upper Bann voters say Carla Lockhart's personal profile will sustain voter support
Upper Bann voters say Carla Lockhart's personal profile means 'she'll do well whatever she does'.
Belfast TelegraphNorthern Ireland underprepared for future public disorder, senior civil servants told
Senior civil servants are told Northern Ireland is underprepared for future public disorder after June's rioting in north Belfast.
Belfast TelegraphMixed views from Belfast residents as first Ulster-Scots street sign approved under new council policy is passed
Belfast residents have mixed views as the city's first Ulster-Scots street sign in over 25 years is approved.
Belfast TelegraphBallymena amateur drama group left with 'goosebumps' after Liam Neeson endorses play
A Co Antrim amateur drama group is delighted after Liam Neeson endorses its play.
Belfast TelegraphJames McClean's book sparks war of words with his New IRA linked uncle
James McClean's book sparks a war of words with his uncle John 'Popa' Kelly, who had terrorist charges dropped two years ago.
Belfast TelegraphFrom buses arriving late, early or not at all to services at full capacity, what is going on with NI's public transport system?
Column on bus services running late, early or at full capacity, and fuel price puzzles across Northern Ireland.
Belfast TelegraphSchool principal standing for Sinn Féin as party aims for three North Belfast seats in Assembly election
An Irish-medium primary school principal joins Gerry Kelly and Caral Ni Chuilin on Sinn Fein's North Belfast ticket.
Belfast TelegraphWith DUP losing its sole female - and most popular - MP, three quarters of its MPs are now men in their 70s
Carla Lockhart's resignation is not just about Drumcree but about years of DUP hierarchy taking its greatest vote-winner for granted, leaving three quarters of its MPs men in their 70s.
Belfast TelegraphI receive sectarian abuse from my own community... these small-minded bigots disgrace the liberal idea of free speech
A writer says she suffers sectarian abuse from her own Catholic community, calling republican trolling a threat to free speech and a pressure to conform.
Belfast TelegraphCash woes threaten future of historic castle as raft of resignations leaves ex-UVF gunman as sole director
Cash woes threaten the future of Orange Order-owned Brownlow House, on the verge of closure after a raft of resignations left an ex-UVF gunman as sole director.
Belfast TelegraphDUP mutiny as looming Lockhart exit fuels leadership plot with party facing 25-year low
DUP mutiny: the looming Lockhart exit is fuelling a leadership plot, with a "Lisburn Mafia" of Givan, Poots and Buckley said to favour Givan replacing Gavin Robinson as the party faces a 25-year low in MPs.
Belfast TelegraphRestaurant review: Quaint and classy Lisburn Road eatery delivers a uniquely authentic Italian experience
Restaurant review: La Bottega on the Lisburn Road is a paradise for pasta lovers.
Belfast TelegraphBelfast firm Nomadic Watches to honour 457 UK soldiers with limited-edition timepieces linked to Afghanistan fallen
A Belfast firm will make 457 numbered watches to commemorate the UK soldiers who died in Afghanistan.
Belfast TelegraphCarla Lockhart on the 'fire lit within unionism' and why she 'will not have it said that someone is pulling my strings'
Carla Lockhart says leaving the DUP was painful and that she holds no animosity towards Gavin Robinson.
Belfast TelegraphYour son doesn't need another lecture about it what it means to be a man
Column: your son does not need another lecture on what it means to be a man.
Belfast TelegraphSchoolgirl saves boy's life after he was punched and fell into bonfire: 'If it wasn't for her...'
Tianna Patterson rescued a 17-year-old who was knocked out by a punch and fell into a Halloween bonfire in Strabane.
Belfast Telegraph'The reason they fell in love is why everything fell apart': Anthony Boyle and Julia Garner on love, lies and the billion dollar downfall at the heart of The Altruists
"The reason they fell in love is why everything fell apart": Belfast's Anthony Boyle and Julia Garner on love, lies and the billion-dollar crypto collapse at the heart of The Altruists.
Belfast TelegraphMeet the dad who's opening up on divorce and loneliness: 'I got some slagging but the same people then told me I had helped them'
Meet the Tyrone father-of-three opening up on divorce, loneliness and mental health through an online community: "I got some slagging but the same people then told me I had helped them."
Belfast TelegraphCEO on leaving corporate career to start GBP1.6m Belfast company: 'I remember feeling sick before I handed my notice in'
A chief executive recalls leaving a corporate career to start a GBP1.6m Belfast company, admitting he "felt sick" before handing in his notice.
Belfast TelegraphJury sworn in as Chloe Mitchell murder trial gets underway
A jury is sworn in as Brandon Rainey faces Belfast Crown Court over the alleged murder of Chloe Mitchell.
Belfast Telegraph'Almost like a dead zone': Councillor seeks answers over suspected pollution at Belfast glen
A councillor seeks answers over suspected pollution at Cregagh Glen, probing Mount Ober works, planning breaches and damage to the east Belfast beauty spot.
Belfast TelegraphCorrie star Charlie Lawson reveals previous clash with Liam Gallagher over NI politics as Oasis feud continues
Corrie star Charlie Lawson reveals a past clash with Liam Gallagher over NI politics and suggests a drink in Manchester.
Belfast TelegraphFury as Daisy Hill Hospital maternity services suspended and births moved to Craigavon Hospital
Politicians demand a plan for the return of inpatient maternity at Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry after births are moved to Craigavon.
Belfast TelegraphVeteran DUP councillor of 30 years follows Carla Lockhart and resigns from party: 'Sadly it is no longer the party I joined in my teenage years'
A veteran DUP councillor of 30 years resigns from the party, following Carla Lockhart out.