News at One

Good news on the Irish cancer society's Daffodil Day, survivors will face shorter waits for mortgage protection insurance under new Right to Be Forgotten legislation. Amy Nolan, Director of Clinical Affairs, Irish Cancer Society has the latest.

Thousands of vaccines are being administered to students in the UK following an outbreak of Meningitis in Kent in which two young people have died. Dr John Cuddihy, the HSE's National Director for Public Health, on the symptoms parents should watch out for.

The New York Times reports today that publishing house Hachette in the US has cancelled the lauch of a popular horror author over suspected A.I. use. Wicklow based author Vanessa Fox O’Loughlin spoke to Áine about how AI is impacting writers.

Dr Stephen Davis from Bray County Wicklow was arrested this morning following an investigation by the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau. Our Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds has the details.

We're heading into the 4th week of the US and Israeli war against Iran in the Middle east, a war that has now dragged in most gulf states, and threatens the world economy. For the latest this lunchtime, Journalist Sally Lockwood in Dubai.

The new series of reality TV dating show The Bachelorette has been cancelled by the ABC network,following domestic violence allegations against one of its stars, Taylor Frankie Paul. For the latest, Harriet Alexander, Senior features reporter for the Daily Mail.

The civil case for damages against Gerry Adams brought by Three victims of Provisional IRA bombings in England has been withdrawn. Mark Hennessy, Ireland and Britain Editor of the Irish Times.

Transport Minister Darragh O'Brien.

The meeting was supposed to centre around economic competitiveness but the Middle East conflict will inevitably overshadow proceedings. Our Europe Editor, Tony Connelly in Brussels, has the latest.

Heimir Hallgrimsson has named his squad to face Czechia in next week's World Cup playoff. For the latest our Soccer Correspondent, Tony O'Donoghue.