News of a child (11) being stabbed by a fellow pupil in a north Dublin primary school dominates the front pages of Irish newspapers ... Pete Hegseth. The Financial Times reports stocks fell ...

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Tuesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from ... any deal that does not include Kyiv in negotiations, the Financial Times reports. Tuesday's FINANCIAL TIMES: Zelenskyy 'will not ...

Investigations continuing into a fatal stabbing in Dublin and removing red tape on housing make the front pages of ... beginning peace talks. The Financial Times and the i lead on the emergency ...

US president Donald Trump’s meeting with French president Emmanuel Macron and the ongoing diplomacy over Ukraine feature on the front pages of ... The Financial Times writes that the British ...

The Irish Examiner's front page features pieces on the housing ... Europe’s treatment of Adolf Hitler in the 1930s. The Financial Times looks across the Channel for its headline, with French ...

For his quick action, Canada’s financial papers labeled him “one of the shrewdest central bankers in the world.” Maclean’s, a Canadian magazine, gave Mr. Carney a front-page spread calling ...

Match Of The Day should show fewer match highlights and more pundits' analysis, the BBC's chairman has suggested. The Sun says Samir Shah believes most people have already seen the goals by the ...

The head of the US Federal Reserve has downplayed fears about the American economy after Donald Trump's tariff threats and weaker-than-expected job numbers, the Financial Times Weekend reports.

We'll be back on Monday evening for a first look at Tuesday's front pages. You can see the Press ... and public policy correspondent at the Financial Times Laura Hughes, in the video above.

A data leak unmasked a global network of alleged professional scammers drawing would-be investors into dodgy trading ...