International
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Baltic Tensions
Nato leaders in Baltics seek to boost security after cable 'sabotage'
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tech mogul
China exploring possible sale of TikTok to Elon Musk if US cracks down on ownership
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Donald Trump
Trump would have been convicted if he wasn't elected, US special counsel finds
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the morning lead
Irish charity shops seeing 'massive influx' of Shein clothes - often never worn
The Irish government last night defended supporting Shein to establish its European headquarters in Dublin.
The BBC yesterday revealed workers in Shein's supply chain working 75 hours per week with one day off per month.
Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews said Shein should "never have been permitted" to establish a base here.
Monday
13 Jan 2025
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PSNI
Man wanted in Germany to stand trial for child sex offences arrested in Portadown
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ceasefire deal
US President Joe Biden says Gaza peace negotiators are 'pressing hard' to secure deal
It comes as the White House confirmed reports that a ceasefire deal could be finalised soon.
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POWs
'I want to live in Ukraine': Zelenskyy shares video of North Korean soldier's plea
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Ah Keir
Just six months after the UK election, Labour's Chancellor and another minister are in trouble
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EU
European Commission denies covering up Ursula von der Leyen's health during bout with pneumonia
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Last Round on Michael
Ryanair is begging airport bars to cut patrons off after two drinks
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palm springs
Kneecap wins Best Actor at major film festival for 'authentic and explosive' performance
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Democracy
Life in a dictatorship: Why do Belarusian journalists risk their lives for the truth?
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Los Angeles
Death toll from Los Angeles fires rises to 24, with dangerous winds incoming
Sunday
12 Jan 2025
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Women's Health
Your Stories: Have you had to travel abroad to access abortion services?
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California
Looters 'dress as firefighters' as dangerous winds threaten to spread LA inferno even further
At least 16 people have been confirmed dead from blazes that have ripped through the city.
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Tennis
Defending champion Sabalenka victorious on first day of storm-soaked Australian Open
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Sister Clare
A young nun from Derry, who died in an earthquake in 2016, may be declared a saint
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Afghanistan
Education activist Malala Yousafzai says Taliban 'do not see women as human beings'
Saturday
11 Jan 2025
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California
LA fires expand even further as curfew is enforced amid looting fears
A sunset-to-sunrise curfew took effect in evacuated areas.
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Analysis
Meta's scrapping of fact-checking in the US has emboldened disinformers; now the EU is on alert
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Jabalia
Two children among eight people killed in Israeli strike on school-turned-shelter in Gaza
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Fatal Plane Crash
Black boxes on Jeju Air flight stopped recording minutes before crash
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Presidential Panic
Thousands of South Koreans protest in sub-zero temperatures amid political crisis
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Culture Loss
TV and film landmarks, including famous Carrie set, damaged by LA wildfires
Friday
10 Jan 2025
