Six One News
6 October 2005

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Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, explains the controversy over the payroll system, P-PARS

Charlie Bird, Chief News Correspondent, reveals there were warnings about the financial management system, FISP

Laverne McGuinness, Director of Shared Services for the Health Service Executive, discusses its decision

Declan McBennett outlines the investigation involving the Assets Recovery Agency in Northern Ireland

Brian O'Connell, London Editor, gauges the political reaction to the operation in Manchester

Declan McBennett reports live from Manchester

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports from SIPTU's conference in Cork

David Murphy, Business Correspondent, examines Ignite Leisure which claims to give members access to cheap holidays

Mary Wilson, Legal Affairs Editor, reveals that three of the men are employed in the Land Registry in Dublin

Helen McInerney reports on the trial of Nigerian Osagie Igbinedion

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, speaks to members of ethnic communities who want to join the gardaí

Brendan Wright attends the Irish Association of Suicidology's conference in Armagh

Anne-Marie Smyth brings a special report on the plight of Romanian orphans

Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, examines a major pan-European report on cancer care

Brian Finn reports on the 1982 murder of Italian banker Roberto Calvi

With Clare MacNamara

Tony O'Donoghue, Sports Editor, looks ahead to Saturday's World Cup qualifier

Justin Treacy attends the launch of Solfa Science

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With Gerry Murphy