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IE RTÉ News Australia

Canberra to join Australia gun buyback after Bondi attack

Australia's capital will join a gun buyback as part of a response to a shooting spree that killed 15 at a Jewish festival in Sydney, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

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IE RTÉ News Crime

Canberra to join Australia gun buyback after Bondi attack

Australia's capital will join a gun buyback as part of a response to a shooting spree that killed 15 at a Jewish festival in Sydney, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said today.

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IE RTÉ News World

Trump tariffs cool Quebec's push for independence for now

Donald Trump's trade war is reshaping Quebec's independence debate, with economic uncertainty and fears of US pressure dampening separatist sentiment.

IE RTÉ News World

Trump tariffs cool Quebec's push for independence for now

Donald Trump's trade war is reshaping Quebec's independence debate, with economic uncertainty and fears of US pressure dampening separatist sentiment.

IE RTÉ News Features

Trump tariffs cool Quebec's push for independence for now

Donald Trump's trade war is reshaping Quebec's independence debate, with economic uncertainty and fears of US pressure dampening separatist sentiment.

GB The Guardian Edinburgh festival 2026

Hang Time review – a chilling picture of the horrors of racial violence

Royal Lyceum theatre, Edinburgh Three men bicker and reflect like they’re chatting at a bar – yet this grimly beautiful piece of theatre at the Edinburgh international festival won’t let you forget their fate Three men are shooting the breeze. “We’re just talking – man to man to man,” says Slim (Kamal Bolden), an ex-con who believes in looking after number one. In a literal sense, he is right. They are just talking.

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GB BBC News England

'Shambolic' - Stokes and Root question Ashes venues

Captain Joe Root said it is "a shame" his England team will not play at Headingley again until 2029, with predecessor Ben Stokes calling it "shambolic".

GB BBC News England

Girl, 6, dies after family killed in sea off Shoreham

Saja El-Khawas is the fourth person to die after her family got into difficulty in water off West Sussex.

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GB The Guardian The Beatles

Four blokes and a zebra crossing: the banality and beauty of the Beatles’ Abbey Road cover

Much-copied and parodied picture captures dynamic between the individuals and the band with eerie perfection It’s not really the four blokes on the zebra crossing who make the cover of the Beatles’ Abbey Road memorable, but the street behind them. Vanishing towards a perfect blue sky, with summer trees veiling in bright green what might otherwise be dour brick houses, it could be a hyperreal vista painted by David Ho

GB The Guardian Energy bills

Plug-in solar: could a low-cost panel cut your bills?

Britons will be able to buy ‘balcony’ systems they can install themselves from 27 August thanks to rule change Despite this summer bringing hours of sunshine, many Britons have been unable to cash in on free electricity generated by the sun. Rooftop solar panels are usually out of the question if you live in a flat or rent your home, and the cost has made them prohibitive to many more households. However, this could

GB The Guardian Life and style

Nigel Havers: ‘My biggest disappointment? Not playing James Bond’

The actor on mucking out pigs as a teenager, an apology to his first wife and what makes him cry all the time Born in London, Nigel Havers, 74, was Bafta-nominated for his 1981 role in Chariots of Fire. His other films include A Passage to India and Empire of the Sun. On television he has appeared in Don’t Wait Up, The Charmer, Coronation Street, The Gentlemen and, most recently, Golden Boys. He has starred in West E

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GB The Guardian Music industry

‘It brings me joy’: how young people are making CDs cool again

Compact discs are back, with searches for players up 96% at John Lewis and popular models sold out online With more than 800 million people subscribing to a music streaming service, wireless speakers have become a familiar sight in homes. But expect to get reacquainted with a different object to play music soon: the CD player, once consigned to obsolescence, is back. John Lewis report that searches for CD players are

GB The Guardian Edinburgh festival 2026

Elouise Eftos: Aphrodite review – ‘Australia’s first attractive comedian’ asks if love is real

Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh Heckling herself in character as the Greek goddess, the standup delivers an intelligent, in-your-face show about sex and expectations You can’t argue with the opening gambit of Aphrodite: “I’ve never been in love and I don’t think it’s real.” Consider me grabbed. This is the follow-up to Elouise Eftos’s fantastically provocative 2025 debut, Australia’s First Attractive Comedian, and it’s ano

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GB The Guardian Drama films

Stand By Me at 40: Rob Reiner’s seminal coming-of-age saga remains a bittersweet triumph

The late director’s sensitive and detailed adaptation of Stephen King’s novella has an authenticity that so many imitators could never replicate Coming-of-age metaphors don’t get any blunter than a group of preteen boys following a set of railroad tracks to a classmate’s dead body, a sobering testament to the fragility of life and a sign that their own futures are not guaranteed. The Stephen King novella that would b

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IE RTÉ News UK

Seven killed in UK after car driven wrong way down road

Two UK police officers were among seven people killed in a two-vehicle collision near Middlesbrough in the early hours of the morning.

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