People are being advised not to travel on the railways as workers continue strikes on Saturday.
Fine Gael's Leo Varadkar will become leader again under a deal with government partners Fianna Fáil.
Renovations will allow woman paralysed in a botched kidnapping to live in her parents' property.
Hamza Yassin, Fleur East, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford all hope to land the glitterball trophy.
Saturday's front pages focus on the NHS strikes and tensions within the Royal Family.
Staff seek answers as Shaws the Drapers tells its stores to sell all remaining stock by Christmas.
With many families struggling to heat homes or feed children, presents are "on the backburner".
Some homes on the west side of Shetland's mainland may not have power back until Monday.
It is believed Mr Kennedy, a member of the Kennedy political dynasty, could be appointed within days.
Police are investigating after two boys were found dead at a home in Dagenham, east London.
Senior figures fear the PM may be taking an overly cautious approach as the war enters a key phase.
Aaron Glover, 27, sustained severe brain damage when a car driven by his brother hit a lamppost.
One victim called Rhys Williams the most heartless man he'd known, whose "evil" soaked into lives.
The train company received bonuses last year, but has been criticised for poor service this year.
Local authority leaders say they are "extremely disappointed" by the government's spending plan.
The airlines were asked by the airport to "suppress demand" as Border Force staff go on strike.
More than 98% of them backed strikes after an offer of a 50p per hour pay rise, the GMB union says.
Travel disruption the weekend before Christmas - the BBC’s Zoe Conway has what you need to know.
The victims in a triple murder inquiry are believed to be an NHS nurse and her two children.
Lady Susan Hussey has given a personal apology to charity founder Ngozi Fulani after asking her where she was "really from".
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