Farage Wins Clacton Byelection for Reform UK ↗
Front page leadNigel Farage has won the Clacton byelection for the Reform UK party, though he did not stay to witness the count.
Ireland
The Irish Times front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Nigel Farage's byelection win in the UK, a death in Wheatfield Prison, Ireland's stance on Israeli bond approvals, and a major athletics event with Irish medalists. There are also stories on housing…
Nigel Farage has won the Clacton byelection for the Reform UK party, though he did not stay to witness the count.
A man has died following a serious assault that occurred at Wheatfield Prison.
Ireland's representative, Harris, is actively lobbying against the approval of Israeli bonds, with implications for Ireland's return to such financial practices.
Mark English secured a gold medal, and Rhasidat Adeleke won a silver medal, marking a successful night for Irish athletics.
Twenty-nine homes, constructed without the necessary permissions, have been offered to the state with the intention of being razed.
A description of running in Dublin's Phoenix Park, with a participant expressing how enjoyable it is.
Gerry Hutch is set to be reimbursed for almost all of his expenses from the Dublin Central byelection.
An opinion piece questioning why AI firms are mass-purchasing and destroying books, concluding it's a cost-saving measure compared to compensating authors.
A podcast episode covering Ireland's potential approval of Israeli bonds, Gerry Hutch's election expenses, and the weekend weather forecast.
A review of the film 'Tony', praising Dominic Sessa's portrayal of Anthony Bourdain's complexities.
An analysis of Dublin's office market, discussing the issue of 'white elephants' and the 'shadow market'.