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MP Diane Abbott suspended from Labour Party for second time over comments about racism
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Why does Ireland still invest in companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements?
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British special forces and MI6 spies among more than 100 Britons included in Afghan data leak
Connie Francis, pop star who dominated the charts in late '50s and early '60s, dies aged 87
Voting age in UK to be lowered to 16 by next general election
Trump says EU-US tariff deal 'possible', but he's 'indifferent to it'
Internet outages and a 2G mobile network keep Gazans offline and silenced
Trump blasts 'stupid' supporters as they question him over handling of Epstein case
Italy edge Norway 2-1 to secure a place in Euro 2025 semi-finals
Tomorrowland main stage goes up in flames two days before music festival kickoff
Two killed and 27 wounded after Russia drops 500kg bomb on Ukrainian frontline town
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EU unveils €2 trillion budget but Irish farmers say cuts to support payments are ‘hammer blow’
'Did the Irish fall into a vat of Guinness?': US ambassador to Israel slams Occupied Territories Bill
Open Championship organisers are 'optimistic' that a future tournament will be held in Dublin
Minister claims legal case could see asylum seekers entitled to damages, but not other homeless people
'I’ve lost a few years of life today': Ben Healy retains Tour de France yellow jersey
Taoiseach says €3.6 million investment in Israel is 'not going to fund any war'
Israel strikes Syrian army headquarters in Damascus and moves troops from Gaza to northern border
Controversial Israeli-backed relief scheme in Gaza says 20 people killed at distribution site
'I'm reading that I've been sacked': Masterchef host Torode follows Gregg Wallace out the door
The US House Speaker - a top Trump ally - adds his voice to calls for release of Epstein files
West Bank seeing largest displacement of Palestinians since 1967, UN says
Pair who chopped down Sycamore Gap tree jailed for more than four years
Ex-footballer Joey Barton to pay £203k of Jeremy Vine's legal costs after libel case
'Political cowardice': EU foreign ministers refuse to suspend trade agreement with Israel
The measures ranged from suspending the entire accord or curbing trade ties to sanctioning Israeli ministers, imposing an arms embargo and halting visa-free travel.
Case of Irish tourist detained in US after outstaying visa by three days 'disgraceful'
What's behind the online 'nude pics' row between Azealia Banks and Conor McGregor?
Trade union pledges to support any anti-Israel boycotts by workers
Thousands being relocated to UK after data leak of 19,000 Afghans who supported British forces
Micheál Martin likens Israel's plans for 'humanitarian city' in Gaza to a 'concentration camp'
Employment minister says real impact of tariffs on job cuts currently 'difficult to assess'
'I trust almost no-one': Trump says he's 'not done' with Putin but is 'disappointed in him'
Planned overhaul of asylum system may end up mired in 'legal uncertainty and dysfunction'
Students shouldn't be 'deprived' of J1 visas for expressing their views, Tánaiste says
TikTok given permission to challenge €530m fine over data transfers to China
EU says it could target €72 billion worth of US goods if tariff talks with Washington fail
Brussels is considering a major overhaul of farm subsidies
Trump threatens Putin with 'severe' secondary tariffs if no Ukraine ceasefire within 50 days
Trump said he was "very disappointed" with Putin as he announced plans to send "top-of-the-line weapons" to Ukraine via Nato.
He did not provide specifics on how the potential secondary tariffs would be implemented.
"I don't want to say he's an assassin, but he's a tough guy," the US president said of his Russian counterpart.