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Live blog: Nvidia investigates a report that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by foreign intelligence; China denies spying claims and AI stocks react.
Elon Musk and other moguls defend Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted an affair with an alleged Chinese spy in an email to staff.
Explainer on why Huang is at the centre of a US-China row, as Trump praises him despite reports of the affair.
Little public information about Alice Huang, the woman linked to Nvidia's CEO, fuels claims she is a Chinese intelligence asset.
UN climate chief Simon Stiell tells Cop31 in Turkey that high fossil fuel prices spread inflation 'like a cancer'.
The UN weather agency says Earth is accumulating heat at an accelerating rate, supercharging extreme weather as Cop31 begins.
Host says Cop31 must deliver visible climate progress as talks among 190 countries begin Monday.
Leaked death records suggest more than 400,000 Russians have been killed in the Ukraine war, unprecedented in modern Russian history.
France says Iran was behind the cyber-attack on supermarket freezers and vows European sanctions.
The Krakow shooting suspect, a 24-year-old who killed six, has died, police say; a terrorism investigation is under way.
Five-times Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner says he is running for office in France and would 'bring people together'.
Live: Trump says deportation policy 'might have been too tough' as Stephen Miller starts as chief of staff.
Stephen Miller, architect of Trump's immigration crackdown, takes over from Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff.
Trump admits his deportation policy was 'too tough' in a 60 Minutes interview, a rare admission that it became a political liability.
Trump says he was 'only kidding' about making UFC boss Dana White his press secretary.
Explainer in Stephen Miller's own words as the immigration hardliner begins as White House chief of staff.
A trial offers hope to people with stiff person syndrome, with some returning to work and hobbies.
KFC's arrival at two Dolomites ski resorts angers food and mountain purists, with legal action threatened.
Dortmund police are attacked with bottles, stones and fireworks as a crowd storms a kebab shop for a EUR1 doner offer.
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Russell Brand is sentenced to 10 years and six months for rape and sexual assault; victims call him a 'sexual predator'.
Profile of Russell Brand's rise from celebrity guru to convicted rapist.
Police investigating Carrie Mullane's disappearance recover a body from Lough Erne; identification may take time.
Top finance officials worry about billions of euro in debt racked up by housing bodies after an approved housing body halted two Dublin projects.
Last-ditch talks aim to avert Thursday's public sector strike after a 10.5% pay offer; Simon Harris sees a 'very small but crucial window'.
Analysis of whether the 10.5% public sector pay offer is affordable and fair compared with private sector wage growth.
Locals in shock after a car strikes six teenagers in Monkstown, south Dublin; the driver is believed to have had a medical episode.
Teenagers suffer life-changing injuries when a car mounts the pavement outside a newsagent in Monkstown Farm, south Dublin.
Singer Johnny McEvoy, 'Boy From Banagher', dies aged 81, remembered as an icon of Irish folk music.
What to expect from rolling road closures across Dublin city centre during the State's biggest policing operation, with some Irish Rail and Luas services affected.
Dromoland Castle will spend EUR5m on wages to retain staff during a closure for a EUR55m upgrade before the Ryder Cup.
Erica Drum's one-pot Thai red curry coconut noodles recipe.
Analysis of Trump's difficult options for resolving the unpopular war in Iran.
In the News podcast on fake listings and scams and the questions Booking.com has to answer.
Una Mullally argues 'It'll be grand' is not a plan for when a real emergency strikes.
A couple accused over false statements in the Conor McGregor case refuse to accept the book of evidence amid a legal aid row.
A Galway man drops his High Court challenge to the harbour expansion after securing cycling route commitments.
A coroner rules a child waiting for a heart transplant died of natural causes.
The Denis Donaldson murder trial is set for October 2027 after the court hears of significant disclosure.
Google challenges a EUR403m DPC fine over processing of user location data.
About 6,500 people have been on jobseeker's allowance for a decade or more, at a cost of EUR800m.
A landlord who argued rent was covered by a State payment for hosting a Ukrainian woman is ordered to repay the tenant.
Met Eireann says temperatures will fall this week, with lows near 1 degree on Wednesday night.
Thomas Kahlert, a patient who became HIV-free, is helping scientists chart a route to treatments beyond lifelong medication.
Dublin restaurateur Anna Cabrera, who recently became an Irish citizen, on belonging to Catalonia, Spain and Ireland.
A 30-year journey through the non-alcoholic beer market, from Kaliber to Irish craft brewers.
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An Dream Dearg calls the DUP's bid to block Irish-medium education legislation a sectarian, anti-Irish veto.
A PSNI officer tells the Chloe Mitchell murder trial how he found suspected human remains in two bins.
Diocese of Derry says it has no record of a paedophile priest bringing a boy under 18 back from mission in Belize.
Former RUC chief Ronnie Flanagan says he was ashamed of his 'public suicide' remark after the Omagh bomb report.
Brand victim says he is a 'sexual predator who has no remorse' and describes death threats from supporters.
A Belfast man with over 170 convictions is given a 'last chance' to stay out of jail.
John Kelly changed his city's history, his funeral hears; his brother Michael was one of 13 killed on Bloody Sunday.
Belfast City Airport's planned GBP200m expansion would raise flights over residential areas, pitting connectivity against residents.
A man involved in the 2024 race riot is told a jail term is 'virtually certain' and is bailed to work over Christmas before sentencing.
A car is burnt out in north Belfast in a suspected arson attack.
The legacy body ICRIR launches a witness appeal over the 1976 shooting of part-time UDR soldier Joseph Speer in Desertmartin.
Tom Kelly says the courage that changed policing 25 years ago is needed again, with reconciliation a priority.
A 12-year-old appears in court charged with stealing a poppy wreath from a war memorial.
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Gavin Robinson and Jamie Bryson trade blows over poll results, with Robinson calling the 'Bryson bounce' predictable and damaging.
Carrie Mullane's sister pays tribute, saying 'Carrie is coming home' after the body recovery at Lough Erne.
The Ambulance Service warns against donating to a fundraising page falsely claiming to help an assaulted paramedic.
Plans for strike action must continue, a trade union says.
A Sinn Fein councillor steps down for health reasons linked to two family tragedies.
A woman who killed a vulnerable teenager to claim his benefits dies in prison.
An ex-teacher who claimed IRA links is jailed for racist emails to Kemi Badenoch and her husband.
Christine Lampard steps in for Lorraine Kelly on ITV after Kelly misses the show.
Belfast Christmas market prepares to open with a record number of visitors expected.
School meal costs will rise again as the Education Authority announces more cost-cutting measures.
Analysis: unionism is losing ground in the border poll debate and running out of time.
Sammy Manning is named as the leader of the 'M-Mob' gang that supplied the UDA and UVF with Kinahan cartel drugs.
The founder of NI's Cara pharmacy empire and Dragons' Den entrant is banned from driving for a year for drug driving.
Analysis of Northern Ireland's wealth, from Ferraris and Bugattis to GBP4.5m mansions, which Stormont refuses to tax while services crumble.
Lifting of reporting restrictions gives insight into jurors' deliberations, from eels to bobsleds, in a chaotic jury room.
How a woman found her calling in childcare after a difficult chapter, in the This Working Life series.
Comment: the DUP is losing its grip on unionism after a poll slump, and history is beginning to repeat itself.
Comment: Alliance's surge has become a slow-motion collapse, and its leadership faces a test.
A LucidTalk poll after Drumcree puts Sinn Fein on 28%, 14 points ahead of the DUP, with the UUP ahead of unionist rivals.
A poll finds Jamie Bryson more popular with unionists than DUP leader Gavin Robinson, with more faith in Carla Lockhart than her former leader.
A poll suggests NI voters still back the Union over Irish unity, but the gap has narrowed over the past year.
The authorised biography of imprisoned child sex abuser Jeffrey Donaldson hits record prices on Amazon.
A Newtownabbey dad who collected almost 400 chess sets says The Queen's Gambit reignited his love of the game.
An NI chef convicted of a 'hate spree' at a Jewish couple's wedding denies antisemitism.
James Nesbitt says he was 'pinching himself' after dinner with Manchester United legends.
Long-delayed improvement works to Londonderry homes could begin next spring after the Housing Executive confirms tender documents.