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The ground will not stop shifting, but the principle that people are tried on the evidence in court, and nowhere else, remains worth fighting for

Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan

Despite the macabre outcome, authorities are instead searching for more efficient ways to kill humans

Ireland ‘uniquely vulnerable’ because of reliance on home heating oil

A mysterious call near Fairford airbase set in motion a huge counterterrorism response and days of uncertainty

A sixth man arrested in connection with the incident has since been released on bail

Arrests follow US waiving of Egypt’s human rights responsibilities linked to receiving military aid

Election campaign has offered meager policy debate, as both leading candidates skipped major TV debates

Prime minister Takaichi described alleged murder as ⁠'extremely brutal and vicious incident’

Case suggests college years are more challenging and, in some cases, troubling than ever

Pulitzer-winning journalist accuses western governments of forfeiting their moral authority through support for Israel’s war in Gaza

Letitia James’s office to oversee reopened investigation after Hochul names attorney general special prosecutor

Aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt expected to arrive in the region by the end of November, a US official says

Pike was sentenced to death in 1996 for murder and now lies in hospital after two lethal doses failed to kill her

With tensions rising, next week’s talks will test whether the EU can curb Chinese imports without harming its own economy

Files sketch Jane Doe’s journey from an unknown undergraduate to the embodiment of a dialogue in the US about sexual assault and consent

Pike, who was convicted of murder, was snoring loudly about 40 minutes after officials administered two doses of the lethal drug

The transformation of Steve Hilton, former strategy guru for David Cameron, into a renegade Republican candidate is one wacky story

We may not be on the eve of disaster but room for manoeuvre is shrinking for big economies

US and Iran have failed to make headway toward a lasting peace agreement

Some Iraqis are celebrating the end of a military presence that unleashed waves of bloodshed. Others fear what happens next

Public outrage over the treatment of the alleged offenders, none of whom were arrested or charged, has grown after woman filed lawsuit

Trump at centre of lobbying fight between Big Oil and top Republicans warning of voter anger at high fuel prices

Counter-terrorism police defend decision to bail five British nationals in connection with incident at Fairford

Kimberly Guilfoyle told embassy dinner in Athens ‘we can do that to any country’, in reference to Romanian government’s fall

Democrats are likely to make gains in Congress but divided government is unlikely to derail Trump’s agenda

However, the US president says he expects talks with Tehran to resume shortly

Steakhouses such as Sparks, outside which Paul Castellano was shot dead in 1985, are untouched by food fads or the 21st century

Plus: Meta sends smart glasses to the blind, Screen Ireland leaves cliffhanger for filmmakers, and Andy Burnham’s GAA gambit

The pope’s French surname, Prevost, was an invention to conceal a birth outside of wedlock

Ruling could disenfranchise eligible voters, critics say

US president’s Big Tech boosterism is alienating once-loyal supporters just weeks ahead of the midterms

Family and friends of the American nurse murdered by Dubliner Lorcan Murphy in Budapest want the public to know the real ‘Kenzie’

Trade truce extended but differences over Taiwan and artificial intelligence remain

Archbishop Fulton Sheen, who inspired actor Martin Sheen to take his name, became a household name in US through his broadcasts

Chinese president lays out terms to avoid military conflict at White House meeting

Left-wing influencer is being used to frighten voters in advance of November’s midterm elections

Kremlin yet to respond publicly to US invitation that is likely to raise concerns from Ukraine and EU countries

Iran’s Pezeshkian says US ‘bombed a school’ and ‘children perished’ under weapons used by the US and Israel

Sentencing comes after years of appeals and retrials in case involving former TV production assistant Miriam Haley