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Peace Talks
Iran says they will administer Strait of Hormuz as peace talks in Switzerland conclude
23 Jun
Monday
22 Jun
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And Finally
France overcome Iraq to book World Cup knockout spot after two-hour thunderstorm delay
22 Jun
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Matthew Whittaker
US Nato head spends his time 'calming everyone down' as Trump tensions with Europe spill over
Niall O'Connor
22 Jun
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warning
Met Éireann warns of heat stress and uncomfortable sleeping conditions as temperatures to soar
22 Jun
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another one bites the dust
Analysis: Why Keir Starmer became the latest casualty of the Downing Street meat grinder
Starmer becomes the latest PM to leave while in office, but how did he get here?
Rónán Duffy
22 Jun
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Heatwave
Two children die in family car in France as 40-degree heatwave to intensify in Europe
22 Jun
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As it happened
gone
Starmer quits in Downing Street speech and his would-be replacement is sworn in as MP
22 Jun
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weight-loss medicine
'Significant price reduction' for Mounjaro means the drug may be deemed cost-effective
22 Jun
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Ambition
Cape Verde become story of World Cup but Pico Lopes wants more - 'We have to make the most of it now'
Defender targets qualification to knockout stages after 2-2 draw with Uruguay.
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reports from Miami Stadium
22 Jun
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Colombia
Trump-backed populist who has never held office wins Colombia's presidential election
22 Jun
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
UK prime minister Keir Starmer reportedly set to quit, heatwave in Europe to intensify and Serena Williams makes a single comeback
22 Jun
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strait talking
JD Vance says US and Iran can 'turn over new leaf' as Swiss resort talks enter second day
22 Jun
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Wimbledon Championships
Serena Williams makes singles comeback after taking Wimbledon wildcard
22 Jun
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Sunday
21 Jun
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off campus
Quiz: How much do you know about TV series set in schools or college?
21 Jun
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FARNEY ARMY
Monaghan beat Westmeath to advance to All-Ireland football quarter-finals
21 Jun
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Downing Street
Keir Starmer reflecting on ‘political realities’ amid pressure to resign as prime minister
21 Jun
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UK monarchy
King Charles to publish his personal tax bill in push for greater transparency
21 Jun
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Eve Hewson on how being Bono's daughter impacted her view of fame
21 Jun
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Middle East
JD Vance lands in Switzerland for talks on deal to end US Iran war
21 Jun
Saturday
20 Jun
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Press Freedom
Al Jazeera reports death of journalist in Gaza after Israeli strike on refugee camp
20 Jun
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Climate Change
European countries swelter as heatwave disrupts transport and tourism
20 Jun
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Ceasefire
Iran announces that the Strait of Hormuz is closed again over Israel's attacks on Lebanon
At least seven people were killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon this morning.
20 Jun
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UK Politics
Keir Starmer facing calls to outline exit plan after Burnham’s Makerfield triumph
20 Jun
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Train Crash
One dead and nine in critical condition after two trains collide near Bedford
20 Jun
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eu presidency
Ireland to take the reins on furthering EU budget negotiations
Emma Hickey
reports from Brussels
20 Jun
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Ukraine
Poland strips Zelenskyy of highest honour over naming of Ukrainian unit after WW2 army
20 Jun
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FactCheck
The head of US intelligence has been pushing misinformation about Ukrainian 'biolabs'. What are they?
20 Jun
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Israel attacks Lebanon despite ceasefire, one dead after train collision in England and readers share their stories on getting home from concerts.
20 Jun
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Pack your bags
Cabin bags aren't becoming free, but booking flights in Europe is about to get a bit less confusing
20 Jun
19
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social media ban
Sinn Féin says under-16 ban may drive teens to 'darker, unregulated, corners of the internet'
20 Jun
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Friday
19 Jun
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Getting offline
Maybe we should be giving children more options than 'bad' or 'really bad' online lives?
Steve Dempsey
19 Jun
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hanging on in there
Burnham allies ‘want Starmer to hand over power in September’ - but UK PM says he's going nowhere
19 Jun
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