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‘We are sickened by yet another type of incident like this in our country,’ assistant chief of police Chris Bailey said.
Saturday’s Test series win in New Zealand deserves to go down as Irish rugby’s greatest achievement.
Smith fired a final-round 64 to win at St Andrews as McIlroy missed the chance to win his fifth major.
The revelation comes as Penny Mordaunt fends off criticism in her bid to replace Johnson.
Admiral Tony Radakin believes that Putin’s regime was relatively stable.
Three of the five candidates to replace Boris Johnson have voiced hesitancy to commit Britain to climate goals.
All eight crew members were killed.
It might be hard to believe but Schmidt’s profile is way higher in Ireland than it is in his native country.
Author Sam O’Brien explores what the current geopolitical situation tells us about what lies behind echelons of power.
Fire season has hit parts of Europe earlier than usual this year.
Opposition MPs left the chamber in protest.
The former British prime minister has predicted a need for increased defence spending as the era of Western dominance draws to a close.
Biden is looking to use the visit to the Middle East to discuss volatile oil prices and outline his vision for Washington’s role in the region.
That’s according to biographer Tom Bower’s latest book: ‘Revenge: Meghan, Harry And The War Between The Windsors’
The 73-year-old’s death was announced on Thursday.
One question at a debate last night asked the candidates: “Why should we trust any of you?”
Security around the parliament building was heightened today with masked soldiers on guard and nearby roads closed.
All Blacks suffer back-to-back home defeats for first time since 1998 in the deciding Test of their three-match series in Wellington.
Twitter has called Musk’s exit strategy from a contract to buy the firm a “model of hypocrisy”.
The situation at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is “extremely tense”, an official said.
A heatwave has left much of southwestern Europe sweltering over the past week.
The legislation passed by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives is unlikely to advance in the Senate.
Biden became the first US leader to fly directly from Israel to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Russia claims the strikes targeted a meeting of Ukrainian military officials and foreign arms suppliers.
He founded the ‘Madchester’ group alongside his brother Shaun.
Daria Morozova, from the Moscow-backed separatist leadership in Donetsk, said Paul Urey died of chronic illnesses and stress.
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The footballer was tied up in the attack while holding his young daughter.
He was speaking at East Jerusalem Hospital.
One of the fires is in woodlands just south of the resort town of Arcachon.
There’s a 50% chance of 40C heat early next week – which the Met Office say would be proof ‘climate change is with us now’.
Hungary’s so-called ‘anti-paedophilia’ law bans the “promotion” of homosexuality and gender reassignment to under-18s.
Liz Truss, the Foreign Secretary, is bidding to consolidate and increase support from the right of the Tory party, in the face of a surge by Penny Mordaunt.
The WHO decided in June against declaring such an emergency but will reconvene next week amid rising cases.
The previously unseen picture was uncovered on the back of Head of a Peasant Woman.
Eric Weinberg allegedly approached targeted young women in public places under the guise of being a photographer offering them work.
The parliament will convene on Saturday to start the process of electing a new president.