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Oh KeirKeir Starmer is facing an internal revolt from Labour MPs - and it could see him ousted as PM
look to the skiesNorthern lights were visible over parts of the country last night. Did you see them?
let's get fiscalBoom in weight loss drugs may help protect Ireland's corporation tax haul, says watchdog
Panorama editResigning BBC boss 'very proud’ of journalists as Trump threatens billion-dollar legal claim
Áras fallout
Ivan Yates insists he's 'done nothing wrong' in first interview since media training controversy
Yates insisted he had ‘broke no rules’ over his coaching of Jim Gavin while acting as a pundit.
Education
Parents and guardians urged to take part in largest ever survey about ethos of primary schools
One of its main aims is to find out whether changes should be introduced affecting whether one religious faith is prioritised over others.
DroghedaFamilies displaced by Ipas arson attack are 'just happy to be alive', says local councillor
Drogheda
How false reports about fireworks downplayed the severity of arson attack at Drogheda Ipas centre
The confusion centred around fireworks first getting blamed for the suspected arson attack.
RIP
Sister Stanislaus Kennedy remembered as a tireless advocate with 'a spine of tempered steel'
Better known as Sister Stan, she founded what’s now Focus Ireland as well as the Immigrant Council of Ireland.
Foreign diplomacyNigeria leader hopes to meet Trump after threats that Pentagon would form attack plan
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Job layoffs, multiple stabbings on a train in England and fallout from Drogheda Ipas fire.
your stories
The reality of losing a job: Silent redundancies, AI and reentering the jobs market
Our readers tell us about their recent experiences of redundancies.
They have a mix of stories ranging from company restructuring to AI-fuelled job losses.
One man on the job hunt said it feels like there is a 'kind of contempt from prospective employers' that wasn't there before.
