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IE RTÉ News Ireland

Five teenagers dead after car crashes on wrong side of M9

Five teenagers have died and four other people have been seriously injured following a head-on collision involving a car travelling on the wrong side of the M9 motorway in Co Kildare.

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IE RTÉ News Middle East

Iran disputes Qatar, Kuwait accounts of captured pilots

An Iranian military official said that Qatar should allow an Iranian team to enter the country to investigate the fate of pilots whom Tehran says were captured by Qatari forces, Iranian media reported.

IE RTÉ News MMA

Makhachev denies Machado Garry in UFC title bid

Russia's Islam Makhachev used his dominant grappling to earn a unanimous decision win over Ian Machado Garry to retain his UFC welterweight title in a tight, tense five-round battle in the main event of UFC 330 in Philadelphia overnight.

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GB The Guardian Edinburgh festival 2026

The Last Drop review – everything is rotten in this dark domestic comedy

Zoo Playground, Edinburgh Dante Passarelli’s play, part of the São Paulo Showcase, is an atmospheric hour borrowing themes from Hamlet This year’s fringe variously puts Hamlet in the Big Brother house with Lady Macbeth, makes him “ Prince of Sweden ” in an Italian two-hander and grinds the play into what Polonius might call a “tragical-comical” swipe at the meat industry. Dante Passarelli’s The Last Drop, part of the

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IE RTÉ News Europe

Polish bus crash in Hungary leaves 12 dead, 10 injured

A Polish bus has overturned on a Hungarian highway killing 12 people and leaving at least 10 with serious injuries, Prime Minister Peter Magyar and officials said.

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GB The Guardian Scams

‘We detected unusual activity’: the scam that uses AI to exploit your holiday photos

Fraudsters use pictures posted on Instagram or Facebook to create emails seeking bank account details You are on a short break in Porto and post some pictures of your family on Instagram or Facebook. With a small section of the Douro river in the background, you think it could have been taken anywhere. A few days later, you get a text saying that your card was compromised. “We detected unusual activity while you were

IE RTÉ News Ireland

How 'Vincent van Joey' gained confidence through art

A Co Wicklow artist with Down syndrome has credited an inclusive arts programme for boosting his confidence - and his sales.

IE RTÉ News Business

Tired brand: Raleigh the latest big name to hit the skids

Raleigh was once the biggest bike company in the world - now its only hope of survival is a cut-price buy-out; but that's a fate that's befallen many other iconic brands, writes Adam Maguire.

GB The Guardian Work-life balance

The weekend is 100 years old – but have ‘skiveday Fridays’ and hybrid working ruined it for everyone?

In 1926, Henry Ford gave his employees both Saturdays and Sundays off – and the two-day chunk of time to party, pray or simply do nothing was born. Now it’s changed beyond recognition For 11 years, from 1929 to 1940, the Soviet Union did not have weekends. Instead, to increase productivity citizens were allocated a day off in every seven at random. With 80% of the population at work on any given day, factories never

GB The Guardian Restaurants

Kinz, London W11: ‘No bells, no whistles, just Lebanese food cooked with immense pride’ – restaurant review

Home cooking, but in the most complimentary sense Some developers would rip the soul out of a 1930s banking hall, but Kinz, a new all-day Lebanese brasserie housed in a former Lloyds Bank in Notting Hill, instead makes a feature of its chunky vault door. Where W11 residents once kept their cash, diners can now take a seat and sip Lebanese wine from the Bekaa valley. After all, what visit to the bank wouldn’t be impro

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GB The Guardian Family

I haven’t dated for years and want to try again. How do I prepare for the storm | Ask Annalisa Barbieri

Do you really want to date, or do you just feel you should? Be kind to yourself, and maybe try real-world dating and avoid the apps for now I haven’t been on a date in eight years and want to start next year. How can I prepare for the storm? I want to love and care for someone. I long for a supportive, funny life partner. Should I say that to a man? And is that too much in a dating profile? Continue reading...

IE RTÉ News Analysis and Comment

Can Govt hold the line on restoration of excise on fuel?

The Government had hoped that as the deadline looms to begin restoring excise on fuel that the price shock at the pumps would have eased, writes Sandra Hurley.

IE RTÉ News Asia

Indonesia quake kills 53, shocks hamper rescue efforts

Around 5,000 people have been evacuated after a magnitude-7.7 earthquake rocked eastern Indonesia, killing at least 53, blocking roads and causing landslides, authorities said.

IE RTÉ News Ukraine

Strikes kill 12 in Russia and Ukraine

Overnight strikes killed 12 people in Russia and Ukraine, authorities said, as waves of drones and missiles pummelled civilian infrastructure on both sides.

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IE RTÉ News Ireland

Sexual Violence Centre calls for new spiking legislation

The Sexual Violence Centre in Cork has warned about the prominence and influence of toxic masculinity and how it is leading to incidents of spiking.

IE RTÉ News World

Colombia president asks US to suspend tariffs over quake

Colombia's new president Abelardo de la Espriella has called on his US counterpart Donald Trump to suspend tariffs currently targeting the South American nation, which is reeling after a deadly earthquake.

IE RTÉ News World

Death toll in Zimbabwe ferry capsizing rises to 72

Authorities have retrieved 25 bodies from Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba to take the death toll from Tuesday's ferry capsizing to 72, police said, as the search continued for victims.

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IE RTÉ News Athletics

Coscoran storms to bronze medal in 1500m European final

Ireland's Andrew Coscoran storms to bronze medal in 1500m European final on the penultimate day of action at the European Athletics Championships.

IE RTÉ News Athletics

O'Connor wins European heptathlon gold in Birmingham

Kate O'Connor has won a gold medal in the women's heptathlon at the 2026 European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.