News at One

For the latest from Beirut, former BBC Correspondent Jim Muir.

The result puts further pressure on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who is now facing a probable challenge to his leadership from Mr Burnham. Our London correspondent Sean Whelan has more.

The men were sentenced before Dundalk Circuit Court today. Our North East Correspondent Laura Hogan was in court.

Ireland deported 42 people from South Africa yesterday, but immigration is a controversial issue there too. For more on this Alex Patrick , Journalist with News 24, South Africa.

Diana Nardone, Proprietor of the Golden Grill restaurant and takeaway in William Street, Limerick.

The movements of three Irish cuckoos are being tracked this year in conservation efforts to understand their decline and safeguard their future. Sam Bayley, Conservation Ranger with the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

For the latest from Brussels, our Europe Editor, Tony Connelly.

The profific child abuser Bill Kenneally has died in prison. Just over a week ago, the commission of investigation into Kenneally's predatory abuse of children, over several decades, made its final report. One of those child victims was Jason Clancy, and he spoke to Áine.

The Government has launched an action plan to strengthen the State's response to financial crime, money laundering, and terrorist financing. Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Aengus Cox.

Allegations against the facility, which provides for adults with special needs, led to a police investigation in 2017, and the setting up of a public inquiry in June 2022.The Chair of the Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry Kings Counsel Tom Kark spoke to our North East Correspondent Laura Hogan about the findings.