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Satellite internet service developed by Elon Musk makes major strides across Ireland, but is being met with protests in regard to Elon Musk’s political stance. Starlink, the first-of-its-kind satellite internet service developed by Trump ally and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, has been making significant inroads across Ireland. The growing technology offers high-speed connectivity using a satellite network, making it more easily accessible across areas like rural Ireland than the offerings of many mainstream competitors. This has led to increasing demand for the product in places like West Cork, Kerry, and the West of Ireland. Mr Musk shared a photo on…

Hamas on Saturday is expected to release a fifth prisoner-hostage swap held in Gaza since October 2023 in exchange for Israel’s release of Palestinian detainees under the first phase of a fragile ceasefire deal. It comes as US President Donald Trump’s proposal to displace Gazans raised doubts over the future of the multiphase deal. Follow our live blog for all the latest developments on the Middle East. Key Highlights from this mornings prisoners exchange Hamas are voicing their concerns about Trump’s proposal to take over Gaza. Hamas are set to free three more Israeli prisoners, all Israeli civilian men, on…

Hamas named three more Israeli hostages it plans to release Saturday in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners in the fifth hostage-prisoner exchange between the militants and Israel. The latest swap takes place amid the global outcry sparked by US President Donald Trump’s proposal for a US takeover of Gaza, remarks which certain mediators fear could derail the fragile ceasefire agreement. Live: Hamas, Israel set for fifth prisoner-hostage swap under Gaza truce deal

Diplomatic efforts to achieve peace are getting underway this weekend in Tanzania. It will be the first time that Paul Kagame and Felix Tshisekedi engage in direct talks since the resurgence of the conflict. As the United Nations warned of regional escalation, the Congelese President hopes to get out of the summit an immediate ceasefire and the unconditional withdrawal of M23 group and its Rwandan allies, but it is not clear if Kigali is willing to make those concessions. UN warns of regional escalation in DR Congo conflict ahead of the high stakes Tanzania summit

The Official Gazette of Extremadura (DOE) has published this Friday, February 7, the Order of the Minister of Finance and Public Administration, Elena Manzano, which sets the conditions and criteria for applying the extension of the General Budgets of The Community of Extremadura for 2024 in the exercise of 2025. The order includes the regulatory framework in which the automatic extension of the budgets approved by law 1/2024, of February 5, of general budgets of the Autonomous Community of Extremadura is regulated by the year 2024 until they are approved, publish and enter in force the new by 2025. This…

Liverpool 4 Spurs 0 – One giant leap for Slot The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on Liverpool’s 4-0 win over Spurs. The back page says the Reds are on to win Arne Slot’s first silverware with the club. They’ll face Newcastle in the final at Wembley Stadium.

Liverpool 4 Spurs 0 – Never in doubt! The back page of the Daily Mail leads with a picture of Mo Salah as Liverpool beat Spurs 4-0 to book their spot in the Carabao Cup final, where they’ll face Newcastle at Wembley Stadium.

Liverpool 4 Tottenham 0 – KOP FINAL The back page of the Daily Star reports on Liverpool’s 4-0 win over Spurs to book themselves a place in the Carabao Cup final – where they’ll face Newcastle at Wembley.

Liverpool 4 Spurs 0 – Take a boa, lads The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Liverpool’s 4-0 win over Tottenham to book a place in the final of the Carabao Cup where they’ll face Newcastle at Wembley.

The Economist says IN HIS OWN inimitable style, President Donald Trump has identified something he dislikes and approached it with a wrecking ball. Deprived of American funding by an executive order, aid programmes around the world are on the brink of collapse. But for the intervention of a judge at the 11th hour on January 28th, large parts of America’s federal government might have suffered a similar fate.