
Tallaght Children's Hospital Emergency Department to Shut for Four Days
The emergency department at Children's Health Ireland at Tallaght will close for four days, according to RTE.ie.
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The emergency department at Children's Health Ireland at Tallaght will close for four days, according to RTE.ie.

PetaPixel reports Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip brings 8K video at 60fps to smartphones for the first time.

German outlets report a record-low approval rating for Donald Trump before the midterms, with support slipping even among Republicans.

A police officer in Stockholm has been charged with child rape, according to Västerbottens-Kuriren.

AvtoVAZ will start serial production of its first crossover, the Lada Azimut, on September 25, according to Interfax.

Le Monde.fr reports multiple investigations in Paris after women complained of being recorded on the street by people wearing camera-equipped glasses.

Bloomberg.com reports South Korean semiconductor shares climbed as enthusiasm over Meta's Muse AI agent boosted chip stocks.

Reporting from the Netherlands ties children's screen habits to parental behaviour, with Brussels families and Dutch towns taking local action.

Isyana Sarasvati tops the AMI Awards 2026 nominations, while organizers continue weighing how to classify AI-made music.

Saudi Arabia's top diplomat met with counterparts and a US envoy as the 81st UN General Assembly session began, sabq.org reports.

Australia's opposition is considering letting people use retirement savings to buy homes, as support grows for tapping super for housing and wages.

The senator's call comes as the grid again raised a Yellow Alert, while the energy department asks competition authorities to look into generator pricing.

A Sri Lankan court has convicted 15 men for their roles in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings, according to the BBC.

A biohacker says a dip in blood sugar may explain why people wake in the middle of the night, according to The Indian Express.

Bloomberg.com reports that money moving out of mainland China is fueling a wealth management boom at Deutsche Bank's Hong Kong business.

RMC Sport likens new France call-up Jérémy Jacquet to Laurent Blanc and Marcel Desailly, as Rennes places seven players in the squad.

Il Post reports that American influencer Clavicular, known for promoting looksmaxxing, has been charged with rape.

A Nature report examines the different ways cells die and explains why distinguishing between those pathways matters.

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has signed a contract extension through 2032, according to Spanish media reports.

Ghana's Antoine Semenyo has pulled out of the Black Stars squad for the international break, Yen News reports, after Mohammed Kudus also withdrew.

Photos of former Ghana police chief Dampare in the United States have circulated online months after he was removed from office.

Former martial law detainees marked the 1972 declaration's anniversary by telling younger Filipinos to keep the history alive, mindanews.com reports.

Research reported by Naked Science suggests the human brain formed from two distinct systems rather than a single unified structure.

Real Madrid have released a medical update on Federico Valverde after he picked up an ankle problem in the 2-1 loss to Atletico Madrid.
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