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UN and Red Cross call for urgent rules on autonomous weapons

By Emma Farge

‘We are now dangerously close to crossing a moral red line’

Trump threatens Lake Ontario to be named 'Lake America'

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US President Donald Trump said that he was considering changing the name of Lake Ontario to "Lake America" as a trade war between the United States and Canada escalates.

Dublin school gets go-ahead for pitch floodlights despite residents’ objections regarding geese

By Gordon Deegan

Council places limits on floodlight use to protect light bellied Brent geese and residential amenity

Badenoch plotted to remove Sunak as PM months before election, book claims

By Peter Walker Senior political correspondent

Anthony Seldon’s book alleges Badenoch asked fellow Tory ministers ‘if anyone was interested in changing the captain’ Kemi Badenoch plotted with fellow Conservative cabinet ministers to remove Rishi Sunak as prime minister months before the general election, it has been claimed. Anthony Seldon, who has written political biographies of every prime minister since John Major, has alleged in a new book that Badenoch, who

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A staring contest and a captivating eclipse – readers’ best photographs

By Guardian Staff

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The Airport Chaplain review – thoroughly bingeable TV about ‘Batman in a hi-vis vest’

By Luke Buckmaster

This moreish show about a do-gooder keen to save the day stars Hugo Weaving and The Pitt’s Shabana Azeez … and it’s pressure-packed from the get-go Hugo Weaving plays the eponymous airport chaplain in this pacy and moreish eight-part series, which was co-created by Elise McCredie and Jude Troy, and directed with jittery flair by Bonnie Moir and Tig Terera. In case you were wondering, yes, that profession really does

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‘The whole world is becoming rightwing and anti-gay’: William Yang on 60 years of capturing LGBTQ+ life

By Oliver Giles

Yang has taken more than 500,000 photographs since he first moved to Sydney in the late 1960s and now devotes most of his time to untangling the past As a young adult, William Yang discovered that his family’s story was actually a murder mystery. His uncle, William Fang Yuen, was killed by an employee on the family’s farm in far north Queensland in 1922, but his mother refused to tell him the full story. In 1990, he

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Woman’s body found in Dublin park

By Hugh Dooley

Remains discovered on Tuesday in Kimmage

Wallaby seen on the loose in Cornish town

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The marsupial was spotted hopping along a main road in Liskeard early Monday morning.

'This cannot happen again' - Friedreich's Ataxia patients

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Patients with Friedreich's Ataxia have called for change after their campaign for the reimbursement of the drug Skyclarys.

Newcode poised for growth as it raises €11m in funding

By Ciara O'Brien

Company opened its Irish operations in March with a staff of 30

Government lays out housing plans but Burnham backtracks on social renting pledge – UK politics live

By Tom Ambrose (now and earlier) and Martin Belam (earlier)

£10bn for housing with 60% social renting is at odds with PM’s previous call for programme to be spent entirely on social homes Ministers are looking at “a range of support” for vulnerable households struggling with rising bills, the energy secretary has said ahead of tomorrow’s Ofgem announcement on the energy cap level. PA Media reports forecasts have indicated that households could see their bills rise by another

Men accused of rape at Ceannt Station to apply for bail

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Two men accused of the rape and false imprisonment of a woman at Ceannt Station in Galway city earlier this month will apply for bail in the High Court later this week.

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Billie Piper stalker jailed for 12 months after breaching prevention order

By Steven Morris

Philip Jerome, 49, repeatedly tried to contact actor in hope they would begin a relationship, court hears A fan obsessed with Billie Piper has been jailed for 12 months after breaching a stalking prevention order. Philip Jerome, 49, from Winchester, had a sexual interest in the singer and actor, and repeatedly tried to get in touch with her in the hope they would end up in a relationship, a court in Hampshire was tol

Dublin museum worker accused of possessing Semtex capable of causing ‘catastrophic damage’

By Tom Tuite

High Court told Simon O’Donovan was member of dissident-aligned republican group Saoradh

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Electric Picnic 2026: Map, weather, stage times and more, here’s everything you need to know

By Niamh Browne

Whether you are a seasoned festivalgoer or an Electric Picnic newbie – here is everything you need to know before heading to Ireland’s biggest music festival

Ali G: Who Iz I? trailer reveals return of Sacha Baron Cohen’s prank-playing rudeboy

By Laurence Phelan

Comedian returns in new film, adding a retired US general to a list of pranked celebrities that include Buzz Aldrin and Donald Trump The first full trailer for Ali G: Who Iz I? has been released online, revealing some of the escapades and pranks – and their victims – that will appear in the second feature-length comedy starring the academically challenged west Staines rudeboy character created and played by Sacha Bar

Sex sells and wins votes – and the Democrats know it | Arwa Mahdawi

By Arwa Mahdawi

Wonder why they’re posting flirty photos and wearing tight T-shirts? It’s a thirst trap strategy in motion Despite being a card-carrying member of the International Order of Confirmed Homosexuals, I have spent quite a lot of time lately thinking about Abdul El-Sayed’s biceps. I mean, have you seen them? The progressive Michigan senate nominee is jacked and he knows it. He almost always wears a tight black T-shirt to

Irish cyclist turning pro pays tribute to brother (16) killed in training crash

By Shane Stokes

Cork rider joins Tom Pidcock and two fellow Irishmen at Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team

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Long queues form at petrol stations in Iran as US blockade triggers fuel shortages

By Bita Ghaffari in Tehran

US blockade and attacks on refining capacity leave country facing 15 million-litre daily petrol shortfall

DUP MP Gregory Campbell faces inquiry by UK expenses watchdog

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Investigation by Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority relates to office costs

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Football Daily | Two goals, some polish and a rebrand: City flip Sávio for quite the profit

By Scott Murray

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! We see Manchester City have managed to flip Savinho for quite the profit. Football Daily had previously assumed this sort of wheeler-dealing was restricted to the Dion-Dublin-adjacent property market, or the Harry-Redknapp-infused used car scene, but it seems we were mistaken. We have no idea how City ended up trousering a £44.2m markup on a player who cost £30.8m t

UK officials prepare for potential Trump talks as Burnham plans New York trip

By Peter Walker and Jessica Elgot

PM known to be keen to attend UN general assembly after meeting Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ukraine UK officials are making preparations for a potential meeting between Andy Burnham and Donald Trump after the prime minister said he hoped to attend next month’s UN general assembly in New York. Burnham is known to be particularly keen to attend the annual gathering after meeting Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv on Monday, when h

The cat that fought Mussolini: how the Wulz photography sisters weaponised the family pet

By Joanna Moorhead

Wanda and Marion Wulz defied the unbridled patriarchy of fascist Italy by shooting dancers, fencers and other famous women – as well as their cat Mucincina ‘In those fascist times,” says Federica Muzzarelli of Italy in the 1920s and 30s, “women were not free. They were regarded as mothers and homemakers. But the Wulz sisters were determined to create their own destiny. They chose photography as a way of being indepen

Norway to crack down on use of smart glasses

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Norwegian officials have said the country is planning to regulate the use of smart glasses and similar devices, and was considering a ban on features that enable facial recognition in public spaces.