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Maduro regime accused of kidnapping lawyer as Venezuela braces for protests

A month on from disputed election, Perkins Rocha detained in crackdown that opposition fears will intensify

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Northern Ireland politicians clash over health, the union, and Israel-Gaza war in TV debate – as it happened

Representatives from DUP, Sinn Féin, UUP, SDLP and Alliance to face off from 9pm

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Wednesday briefing: How Britain and Ireland came to a diplomatic deadlock over Rwanda

In today’s newsletter: It is the most fractious time in British-Irish relations since Brexit, as Ireland claims the Rwanda policy is pushing migrants to its borders – and increasing political pressure about immigration

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On the run from Russia: the defector to Ukraine shot dead on the Costa Blanca

Maksim Kuzminov flew a Russian miltary helicopter to Ukraine. Armed with a new identity, he moved to a Spanish resort. Then he was killed in an underground car park

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Monday briefing: The landmark moment at Stormont which renews questions over Northern Ireland’s future

In today’s newsletter: A power-sharing agreement in Stormont will see a Sinn Féin first minister for the first time in Northern Irish history – here’s what could happen next

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Tuesday briefing: The late night vote to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland

In today’s newsletter: how the DUP finally brought two-year boycott of Stormont assembly to an end

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Gordon Burn prize announces ‘blazing’ shortlist

Seven-strong shortlist of boundary-pushing books ranges from an Arctic coming-of-age novel to nonfiction about the IRA’s Brighton bombing

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Dublin riots: solace and simmering grievances at Muslim-run soup kitchen

Two months after riots rocked Dublin, people queueing for food in the Irish capital are thankful for the help but concerned over immigration

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‘There was a bang and a light went out’: Irish families finally getting answers about 1981 nightclub fire

Inquiry into the Stardust inferno in north Dublin, that killed 48 and injured 214, recognises the suffering and grief of those left behind

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Lonely this Christmas? Not at the Northern Ireland pub whose £700 ad went viral

Charlie’s Bar in Fermanagh has become a symbol of action against isolation. And on Christmas Day, as every year, it will open its doors

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‘It’s a bit of a mystery’: what’s causing Omagh’s hum?

Reports of the low-frequency buzz began in September and theories range from wind to lamps to subsidence

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‘Between two flames’: the Bedouin family that came to embody tragedy and courage on Israel’s darkest day

The Zeadnas saw one family member killed, four kidnapped and another hailed a hero for saving dozens from Hamas death squads, yet as a community their position is far from simple

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‘Is there a plan?’ Families of Israeli hostages demand answers from Netanyahu

Relatives gathering at defence ministry want to know what strategies are in place to free the captives

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‘It was a plague’: Killarney becomes first Irish town to ban single-use coffee cups

A blanket ‘bring or buy’ reusable scheme has been introduced in the town, which was getting through 23,000 cups a week

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‘It’s almost every day’: foreign delivery riders face gang attacks in Dublin

Assaults and robberies escalated during pandemic and have continued as ‘shared space of the city is fought over’

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‘The result was amazing’: one man’s mission to reforest a barren Irish hillside

Eoghan Daltun has spent 14 years rewilding part of Beara peninsula into a showcase of diversity

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‘A stain on Ireland’s conscience’: identification to begin of 796 bodies buried at children’s home

Between 1925 and 1961, babies and children were interred in the home’s grounds, many in a septic tank

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‘We know how to kill it’: Irish national park battles slow-motion ecological calamity

Invasive species such as rhododendron have plagued Killarney park but managers say they are winning the fight

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Refugees huddle together in Dublin camp as local tensions rise

The occupants of the 60 or so tents that have sprung up in the city centre are at growing risk of attack as they wait for their cases to be heard

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Killing Thatcher by Rory Carroll review – meticulous account of the Brighton bombing

This deftly constructed account of the IRA’s 1984 attempt to kill the prime minister leaves us with one insistent question: what would have happened if they had succeeded?

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Wednesday briefing: Why Joe Biden’s visit to Ireland and Northern Ireland matters

In today’s newsletter: The ‘most Irish president since Kennedy’ embarks on a visit to mark 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement – and to influence the region’s politics

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Thatcher was the accidental midwife of peace in Northern Ireland – today’s partisan leaders, take note

25 years on from the Good Friday agreement, the Iron Lady’s implacability and its unintended consequences are a lesson in humility, says Guardian Ireland correspondent Rory Carroll

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Killing Thatcher by Rory Carroll review – death in Brighton

The gripping inside story of the 1984 Brighton bombing, its victims, and its unintended consequences

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Wednesday briefing: What Northern Ireland really thinks of Sunak’s Brexit deal

In today’s newsletter: Rishi Sunak hails the new Windsor agreement as a breakthrough but what does it mean for businesses and politicians – and what comes next?

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‘Brits are suffering but for us it’s boom time’: how Brexit boosted French and Irish ports

The cheapest way from Ireland to Europe used to be via Dover. But now Cherbourg and Rosslare are thriving

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