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Morning Ireland: Carole Coleman, Washington Correspondent, reports on a day of conflicting evidence at the Congressional inquiry
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Morning Ireland: Conor O'Clery of 'The Irish Times' looks back at the startling testimony of the former anti-terrorism advisor
Representatives of families of the victims of the 11 September terrorist attacks in the US have expressed confidence in the commission inquiring into the atrocities.
Yesterday, former US counter-terrorism official Richard Clarke told the commission that President George W Bush did not take the threat from al-Qaeda seriously enough, preferring to focus on Iraq.
The White House has rejected Mr Clarke's testimony, but victims' families believe the inquiry is making progress.
