An American basketball player in Israel has shared video of the terrifying moment she couldn't find a nearby safe room as Iranian missiles rained down. In the next video, Littleton filmed herself looking for a blue door which would take her into her nearest safe room for shelter. The video then resumes with more sirens going off and Littleton struggling to work out where she should go for safety. I'm trying to find this safe room but I can't find it,' she says, sounding panicked. She later added: 'It’s 12:48 am and I’m going to attempt to get some sleep.

‘It’s been very good for us’ — tailor Louis Copeland on how business is booming due to Ozempic effectIreland’s top tailor also advises people to throw out their old clothes so they don’t have a ‘safety net’ to fall back onTailor Louis Copeland on business booming thanks to the Ozempic effectNiamh Horan Today at 06:30Ireland’s best-known tailor Louis Copeland has credited the “Ozempic effect” with a huge boost in sales as slimmed-down Irish men look to resize their entire wardrobes.

Liverpool players show true Cody Gakpo colours after West Ham win as one response speaks volumesLiverpool ran out 5-2 winners over West Ham United on Saturday afternoon in a dominant home display and Cody Gakpo received a wealth of praise from his team-mates for the imperative part he playedView Image Liverpool star Cody Gakpo ruled the roost against West Ham (Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)Andrew Robertson seemingly told Cody Gakpo that he has silenced his haters with a fine performance against West Ham United on Saturday. Liverpool ran out 5-2 winners over the Hammers at Anfield during their encounter, with Gakpo topping off an incredible match with a goal late on. As a result of the win, Liverpool sit fifth in the Premier League standings with just ten games of 2025/26 remaining, putting themselves in the frame to qualify for European football once more next season. "And I said, 'In my opinion, we've played better this season.' [Sic] It wasn't the best game of our season, we've played better when we've lost.

As I write that sentence, even now I feel like putting the laptop away again, so I don’t have to face it. Dara was completely well until nine months ago when an unexpected diagnosis of incurable cancer threw all our worlds sideways. They’re young, they’re your peer, they’re your oldest pal, your earliest playmate. Sitting either end of the couch giggling, when we were so small that our feet met in the middle. And singing, so much singing.

Ksenia Samotiy: My fellow Ukrainians were never ones for mucking in, but now I have seen them embrace itFrom camouflage-weaving to baking food for the frontlines, defending the country against Russia is now part of everyday lifeVolunteers weave camouflage nets for the Ukrainian military. Photo: GettyKsenia Samotiy Today at 06:30Four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine continues to fight a war that has reshaped every aspect of its public and private life. Since returning from my recent brief journey to my home city, I have found myself having the same conversation repeatedly: Lviv is far from the frontlines, so is life simply normal there?

Concern as doctors with incomplete training are filling consultant rolesAudit reveals over 100 staff members still not registered to the legal standardDavid Cullinane said there must be a robust process in place. Photo: PAMaeve Sheehan Today at 06:30An internal audit has found the HSE has “unsatisfactory” oversight of the appointment of doctors to consultant roles, exposing patients and the health service to risk.

‘We’re not a bloody charity’ – How Irish business tycoons are poised to pounce on Ukraine’s post-war profit potentialMichael O’Leary seeks deal on airport fees to encourage reopening of routesRyanair boss Michael O'Leary, who is set to play a huge role in reopening Ukraine to the rest of Europe, said he was “not running a bloody charity” when it came to investing in the country. Sean Pollock Today at 06:30Corporate Ireland is poised to pounce on opportunities in Ukraine if and when the war ends, with the country’s reconstruction expected to cost around $588bn over the next decade.

Man Utd news: Michael Carrick has backing of senior figure as he's told 'you deserve job'Manchester United are gearing up for a visit to Crystal Palace as Michael Carrick looks to extend his unbeaten run as managerView 3 Images Michael Carrick has started this spell as Manchester United boss incredibly well (Image: Getty)Manchester United welcome Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Sunday. And after taking charge until the end of the season, manager Michael Carrick is yet to suffer defeat. ‌Marcus Rashford transfer 'confirmed' as Man Utd star finally reaches agreement READ MORE :"He's someone you can trust," Wan-Bissaka, whom Carrick coached at United, told the Daily Mail. View 3 Images Wan-Bissaka only has good things to say about Carrick (Image: Getty)"If you trust him, he will trust you. View 3 Images Carrick has supposedly made an impression on one of the club's top brass (Image: Getty)‌FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE!

You can’t talk to Philip King without learning about other people – the archivists, musicians and poets who inspire him. I keep breaking off from writing this piece to go listen to the music and read the poetry he mentions. His father, a garda, brought a radio home on the carrier of his bike when King was child in Cork city. In the school system if you couldn’t do those basic things, it could be quite cruel. He said, ‘the high lonesome sound in Kentucky, is the music remembering where it came from’.”And it was a success?

She is prone to taking safety concerns to extremes, and since Covid, avoidance has become the axis our lives revolve around. I appreciate there are real concerns about Covid still, and long Covid is a genuine risk. It is not working for you, it is actively harming your mental health and it is shrinking your future. You describe undiagnosed trauma and anxiety, without mention of any treatment or mental health support. It means you are being honest about what a shared life actually requires.

This year is looking full of economic danger for US president Donald Trump. And the markets are wobbly, with investors now starting to look for reasons to sell, rather than ones to buy. And now the weekend attack on Iran will test investor nerves furtherTrump’s economic agenda has been contradictory and dangerous from day one – but despite this the economy has ticked along and share prices have headed generally higher. He will hope that it can also support the US stock market, which he seems to see as a key marker. But perhaps the most interesting point was the negative response on US markets, with share prices of companies seen as most exposed to AI, such as software firms, falling rapidly.

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And don’t worry – Ritchie will bring his usual kinetic style of cinematography and visceral fight scenes to this action-packed series. The friends will have to go back into the wilderness and become the hunters once again, flushing their enemies out. Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington and Kate Mara star in this psychological thriller series based on the novel by Araminta Hall. Tobias Santelmann plays the tortured, driven detective in this Norwegian-language series “Harry is the best,” says one colleague. Next month comes an animated series based on ST, and the are executive producers of this new horror series that wears its influences – Carrie; Rosemary’s Baby – on its bloodstained sleeve.

Ruhi Jahanpour is a survivor of religious persecution in Iran. This lashing or caning of a victim’s bare feet has been widely employed to inflict pain and humiliation and was a favoured form of torture in Iran. In 1850, Justin, Mary and their children were living in Tehran, where Justin served as the British minister to Iran. Recounting the upheavals attending the birth of the new religion, Mary describes the fate of the Báb and the cruelty visited upon his followers. In her conversation with Lawlor inNovember, Ruhi Jahanpour explained that Bahá’ís are still suffering persecution in Iran today because of their faith.

Khamenei’s death is the coup de grace of what was a second precise and audacious Israeli-US military strike on Iran inside a year. The erasure of a figure who was the last of the original cast of the 47-year-old Islamic Republic regime instantly thrusts Iran, and the Middle East, on to a different trajectory. It’s a claim that national security analysts and Middle East experts are dubious about. And the constitution is clear; Congress decides whether we go to war or not, not the president. It’s a contrary decision by a president who has portrayed himself as the peace president and openly lobbied the Nobel committee for its prestigious Peace Prize – which, of course, they declined to award to him.