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October 2026
What would it take for the UK to rejoin the EU? Are Burnham's comments merely 'symbolic'?
10-man Tottenham snatch last-gasp point against Man United at Old Trafford
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Trump says 'it's time for Ukraine to get a new president' amid oil strikes
Christa Pike returns to prison after failed execution
Nobel peace laureate Pillay calls US sanctions on ICC 'unacceptable'
Super sub Bruno Guimaraes puts Arsenal’s title defence back on track with win over Leeds
Ireland proposes €141bn in cuts to next EU budget
Three children among 11 killed in Russian air strikes on Ukraine
EU and China strike deal that could halve projected Chinese hybrid car exports to Europe
Trump strikes deal for Russian diesel with Putin as Zelenskyy labels it a 'weak decision'
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Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Israel compares Nobel Committee to Joseph Goebbels after Peace Prize award
Ban on Defence Forces going on strike 'hampers campaigns for better pay and conditions'
Debunked: Development of Israeli plague vaccine did not coincide with Russian lab worker's death
Livestreaming the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter amounts to 'torture', says UN
McEntee calls on US not to go ahead with livestreamed firing squad execution of mass killer
South African judge wins Nobel Peace Prize as committee warns international law is 'under attack'
Mamdani to demand immigration agents get out of New York after latest ICE shooting
Zack Polanski fails to win Keir Starmer's old seat but vows to carry on as Green party leader
Margaret Hamilton, Nasa scientist whose software powered Apollo 11 moon landing, dies aged 90
Diego Maradona death: Prosecutors seek up to 12 years in prison for 'chaotic' medical team
US brings torture charges against Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro and wife Cilia Flores
'Feel free to invent your own language': Rosalía says Bono sought Spanish lesson for new song
Fuel prices in Northern Ireland are now displayed on Google Maps
'They're all crazy': Canadian poet Anne Carson reacts to winning Nobel Prize in literature
Warrants to raid ex-prince Andrew's homes ruled as unlawful, but investigation to continue
Vigils held for Maricarmen Abascal (87), whose eviction sparked housing protests across Spain
Hundreds marched to parliament chanting: “The struggle continues, Maricarmen lives.”
US death row inmate Christa Pike 'angry and confused' after failed execution, lawyer says
Germany reels amid major spy scandal, but sources say Ireland has little to worry about
August Hanning ran Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency between 1998 and 2005 and is suspected of charges including “attempted treason” and “espionage”.
Mark Zuckerberg paid over €50m for Strancally Castle in Waterford
WHO requests more information from Russia over reported plague death at Siberian laboratory
McDonald urges Martin to apply 'all necessary pressure' on NI Secretary to end Drumcree dispute
Man accused of Ann Widdecombe murder appears in court over terror plot at Nigel Farage's home
'I have nothing left to give': emotion and tears as Messi retires from Argentina team