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Ukraine War
As world leaders debate Ukraine, what's the state of play of the war and its possible end?
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Diplomacy
Russian and US officials to meet in Saudi Arabia as prelude to Trump-Putin summit
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Gaza ceasefire
Israel security cabinet to discuss new phase of Gaza truce after US Secretary of State visit
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And The Winner Is...
Here’s the full list of winners from this year’s Baftas, where Conclave scooped the top prize
After being named in twelve categories, the acclaimed film won best film and outstanding British film.
Sunday
16 Feb 2025
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ar fheabhas
'It's more than a film': Kneecap director Rich Peppiatt wins ‘outstanding debut’ Bafta
In his acceptance speech, Peppiatt dedicated the award to “everyone who is out there fighting” to have their language respected.
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Villach
Stabbing that killed teenager and wounded five others in Austria was 'Islamist attack', says minister
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: A couple waited years to get into Disneyland's secret club - then they got kicked out
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New Delhi
At least 18 people (mostly women and children) die in stampede at railway station
Saturday
15 Feb 2025
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Defence spending
Tánaiste: 'Significant increase' in defence spending will not compromise neutrality
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munich
Mother and young daughter die from injuries suffered in Munich car-ramming attack
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gaels on film
What are the chances of Kneecap and other Irish hopefuls winning a Bafta on Sunday?
Industry insiders say Kneecap won’t sweep the board – but it’s unlikely to leave empty handed.
Irish-produced The Apprentice, about Donald Trump, could also take home a gong.
Saoirse Ronan is nominated for best actress in a leading role, a tough category this year.
Friday
14 Feb 2025
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munich security conference
Zelenskyy tells JD Vance Ukraine wants ‘security guarantees’ before talks to end war
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India
Danielle McLaughlin's family say they can 'now start grieving her loss' after guilty verdict
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Censorship
US agency erases trans people from Stonewall website - a movement with trans people at its heart
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munich security conference
'There's a new sheriff in town': JD Vance aims verbal broadside at Europe in fiery Munich speech
American and European politicians are together in Germany for the Munich Security Conference.
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munich
Suspect in Munich car ramming may have had Islamist extremist motives, police say
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reactor four
The mammoth structure entombing Chernobyl has been damaged — but what impact could that have?
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VAT
Irish-based pharma firms in the firing line as Trump takes aim at imports from EU countries
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Chernobyl
Russian drone strikes Chernobyl nuclear shelter but radiation levels normal, Zelenskyy says
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Kayuck
Caught on film: Chilean kayaker survives after being briefly swallowed by humpback whale
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Ukraine War
Emmanuel Macron says 'capitulation' in Russia-Ukraine war would be 'bad news for everyone'
Thursday
13 Feb 2025
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Trump Tariffs
Trump claims EU 'brutal' on trade as he unveils 'reciprocal' tariffs on US trading partners
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Germany
Afghan asylum seeker arrested after suspected car ramming attack injures at least 30 in Munich
The driver of the car was apprehended and ‘poses no further danger’, German police said on social media.
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Trump Cabinet
Vaccine sceptic Robert F Kennedy Jr confirmed as Trump's new health secretary
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War in Ukraine
EU and UK demand to be part of Ukraine peace talks as Trump shocks world with Putin phone call
The US President said yesterday that he and Putin are ready for talks that would end the war in Ukraine.
The US president said he and Putin had agreed to "work together very closely".
Trump later called Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who was not included on the call with Putin.
In an evening address to his nation, Zelenskyy said the call with Trump was "very substantive".