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Partnership talks adjourned

Ingrid Miley, Industry and Employment Correspondent, discusses the chances of a breakthrough in the long-running talks at Government Buildings

David Begg, ICTU, talks about the prospects for agreement

Professor Bill Roche, UCD, examines the need for a new partnership deal

McDowell examines Supreme Court judgment

Kate Mulkerrins, legal advisor with the Rape Crisis Network, responds to the decision to strike out the law that says sex with a girl under 15 is automatically a crime

Professor Finbar McAuley, Law Reform Commissioner, discusses yesterday's Supreme Court judgment

14-year-old wounded in Cork shooting

Noel O'Flynn TD, Fianna Fáil, speaks about a shooting incident in Cork city

Travellers unhappy with halting site

Tim O'Malley TD, Minister of State at the Department of Health, explains his comments concerning Travellers

Appeal for information on abuse claims

Ita Mangan, Dublin Archdiocese Commission of Investigation, asks people who know about complaints of clerical sexual abuse to come forward

Criticism of rent supplement scheme

Seamus Brennan, Minister for Social and Family Affairs, responds to criticism from the Comptroller and Auditor General

Oxfam highlights poor working conditions

Tim Connor, Oxfam Australia, says much of the World Cup merchandise that will be bought this year was produced under poor conditions in Asia

Message thought to be from bin Laden

Paul Beaver, defence analyst, looks at the significance of an audio recording of a voice claiming to be that of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden