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Flotilla
President Connolly 'very proud' of her sister who was detained by Israel on Gaza-bound flotilla
18 May
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Eurovision
The Moldovan equivalent of Kevin Bakhurst had to quit after uproar over the Eurovision jury vote
18 May
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Artificial Intelligence
Jury rules against Elon Musk and finds he filed lawsuit too late in feud with OpenAI
18 May
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Reality TV
Channel 4 removes all seasons of Married at First Sight UK after allegations of rape
18 May
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visiting the neighbours
Catherine Connolly aims to 'decolonise our minds' in extraordinary 12 hours in London
It’s not every day you meet a king while your sister has been captured on the high seas.
Rónán Duffy
18 May
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la mayor
Reality star Spencer Pratt turns LA heads with provocative AI-generated campaign videos
18 May
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Africa
The WHO has declared the new Ebola outbreak an international emergency – what does that mean?
As of 16 May, eight laboratory-confirmed cases, 246 suspected cases and 80 suspected deaths had been reported in the DRC.
David MacRedmond
18 May
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Heads of State
Britain's King Charles confirms State visit to Ireland following invite from Catherine Connolly
The president has not spoken since her meeting with Charles but is due to brief reporters on their encounter in the coming hour.
18 May
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Andy Burnham
Keir Starmer says his government can 'turn things around' (and that he's still not resigning)
18 May
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Across the water
A nod to Ireland's housing crisis as Catherine Connolly is greeted by song and dance on UK visit
The second overseas trip by the president includes engagements in London and Leeds.
Rónán Duffy
Reports from London
18 May
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not so small and humble
Never really knew they could tax like this: Shakira wins €60m in Spanish case
18 May
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Death Penalty
Executions worldwide hit 44-year high last year, led by surge in deaths in Iran
18 May
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MV Hondius
Hantavirus-hit cruise ship finally docks in the Netherlands as crew faces weeks-long quarantine
18 May
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Leipzig
German police shoot and kill tiger after it injured handler and escaped private zoo
18 May
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good morning
The 9 at 9
Embassy staff avoid speeding penalties, ambulance pay dispute talks continue and President Connolly to meet King Charles…
18 May
Sunday
17 May
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now what
Another year over – but can Eurovision go on like this?
Contest organisers the EBU will be breathing a sigh of relief now that the week is over – but whether the boycotting broadcasters will return remains an open question.
Daragh Brophy
reporting from Vienna
17 May
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Thailand
Irish student dies in road crash in Thailand
The man has been named locally as Dublin film student Max Hendrickson.
17 May
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Ukraine War
Russia says four killed after Ukraine launches large-scale drone attack
17 May
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: The article Israel is suing The New York Times over
17 May
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world health organization
Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo declared a global health emergency
17 May
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eurovision result
Bulgaria are surprise winners of the Eurovision Song Contest, as Israel finish in second place
Israel finished in 8th place after the jury votes were announced and once again received a massive public vote in the contest.
Daragh Brophy
reporting from Vienna
17 May
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Saturday
16 May
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Vienna
Pro-Gaza protesters arrested near Eurovision arena as contest takes place amid heavy security
Austrian police said the protesters were repeatedly asked to remove face coverings and detained after they refused to comply.
Daragh Brophy
reporting from Vienna
16 May
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Austria
Large-scale anti-Eurovision protest takes place in Vienna ahead of Grand Final
16 May
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Denmark
Whale 'Timmy' that was rescued in €1.5m operation after stranding in Germany found dead
16 May
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Maldives
Military diver dies after search for bodies of four Italians in underwater cave
16 May
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no surprises there
Wes Streeting (finally) confirms he will run in any leadership contest to replace Starmer
16 May
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Palestine
Israel kills at least seven in strike on Gaza it says targeted Hamas military leader
Gaza has seen near-daily Israeli fire despite a US-brokered ceasefire agreement reached in October.
16 May
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Taiwan
Taiwan says it is a 'sovereign' country after Trump warned against declaring independence
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Golf
McIlroy charges up the leaderboard at PGA Championship as Lowry clings on
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The Morning Lead
Why does almost nobody in Britain seem to like Keir Starmer?
‘Unambitious’, ‘bland’ and ‘worst of both worlds’ – the critics have not been kind to Starmer in recent months.
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