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International

Man sets himself on fire outside Trump trial courthouse
UN condemns 'purposeful and wanton destruction' of medical equipment in Gaza maternity wards
NATO countries to give Ukraine more air defences after plea from Zelenskyy
G7 asks 'all parties' to prevent further escalation amid reported Israeli strike on Iran
There has been no reaction from Israeli or Iranian officials to the overnight strikes.
Iran's official broadcaster said explosions were heard near the city of Isfahan.
US media quoted officials as saying that Washington received advance notice of the strike, but did not endorse the operation or play any part in its execution.
The International Atomic Energy Agency said there had been no damage to Iranian atomic sites.
Homeowners urged to pledge homes and offer a spare room to Ukrainian refugees
Sydney church stabbing: 16-year-old boy charged with terrorism offence
Excitement, surprise and A LOT OF CAPS after Taylor Swift releases new 31-track album
Yesterday
18th April 2024
Palestinian bid for statehood recognition fails after US vetoes UN Security Council motion
Peter Murrell, husband of Nicola Sturgeon, charged in connection with SNP finances investigation
Trump trial juror dismissed after expressing concerns her identity may have been revealed
New Taylor Swift album appears to leak online a day early
Palestinians call for release of thousands of people detained in Israeli jails without trial
Two arrested by gardaí as part of global operation that shut down phishing platform
Participant: The studio behind films like 'Lincoln' and 'Spotlight' to close down after 20 years
Sydney shopping centre reopens after stabbings
'Human-induced' climate change behind deadly Sahel heatwave, study finds
At least 18 killed in Russian missile strike on Ukraine
Wednesday
17th April 2024
Netanyahu says Israel ‘will make our decisions ourselves’ as UK and German ministers visit Tel Aviv
Tesla asks shareholders to back $56 billion pay deal for Elon Musk rejected by judge
UK's youth smoking ban plans would likely be enforced in NI (even if the DUP is against it)
The DUP’s seven MPs all voted against the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in the House of Commons.
Irish people describe 'chaos' at Dubai Airport after 'catastrophic' flooding in the city
Hugh Grant settles claim against owners of The Sun newspaper due to risk of large legal costs
Debunked: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy did not buy a British Royal residence
Writers' strike looms for Sesame Street as staff call for fair contract
Security Council to vote Thursday on Palestinian state UN membership
Tuesday
16th April 2024
Irish man included in first six jurors chosen for Donald Trump’s hush money criminal trial
Sunak's plan for smoking ban for those born after 2009 passes first hurdle in Commons
Israel promises response to Iranian drone and missile attack as Iran warns against it
'No guarantee' Copenhagen Stock Exchange facade can be saved after fire rips through building
Creating sexually explicit 'deepfakes' without consent to become a criminal offence in the UK
Irish journalist Sally Hayden denied entry to Rwanda to report on 30th anniversary of genocide
Rachel Riley apologises for 'ambiguous' tweet about Sydney stabbings
Sydney church stabbing is being treated as terrorism - Australian police
Monday
15th April 2024
Israel military chief says it will 'respond' to missile strikes by Iran despite calls for de-escalation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with his war cabinet tonight to discuss possible reactions, local media said.
Iran's UN Ambassador has insisted the Islamic republic was exercising its "inherent right to self-defense".
Israel's army today said that those killed in the Damascus strike had engaged in "terrorism against Israel".
Tánaiste Micheál Martin said earlier that the situation in the Middle East must be de-escalated.
Jury selection begins at Trump's landmark hush-money trial in New York
Rust film set armourer jailed for 18 months over fatal shooting of cinematographer
15-year-old boy arrested after Bishop stabbed during church service in Sydney suburb
Wildfire burns near popular Spanish coast as temperatures reach abnormal highs for April
Former staffer loses defamation suit as judge finds he raped woman in Australian parliament
Sydney police probe whether shopping centre attacker targeted women as sixth victim is named