Six One News
2 March 2007

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Will Goodbody reports that Justice Minister Michael McDowell says he just wants to deal with the anomaly in child protection legislation

Jennie O'Sullivan reports that there is an ongoing dispute over the issue of the Cork Airport Authority's refusal to accept €100m in debt

Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, reports that the deal should clear the way for Aer Lingus to fly to a host of US destinations

Colm McCarthy, economist and expert in aviation matters, reports that Irish passengers are likely to have more choice and cheaper fares in relation to flights to and from North America

Jim Fahy, Western Editor, reports that there is growing militancy to the nurses' campaign for better pay and a shorter working week

Teresa Mannion reports that sniffer dogs were involved in the third day of searching along the Grand Canal for 18-year-old David White

Tom MacSweeney, Marine Correspondent, reports that investigators will be trying to find out if stability issues were central to recent fishing trawler sinkings

David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports that Stena is considering pulling out of Dún Laoghaire and docking at Dublin Port instead

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Anne-Marie Green reports that violent weather swept through the states of Alabama, Missouri and Georgia

David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports that the Ard Fheis comes at an important time for the party, with elections coming up on both sides of the border

Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, reports that Labour, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have offered their support to the SDLP ahead of Wednesday's Stormont Assembly elections

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Damien Tiernan, South-East Correspondent, reports that Chief Inspector of the Garda Inspectorate Kathleen O'Toole believes that there is no need to increase armed gardaí

Fran McNulty reports that the Coombe Women's Hospital has been carrying out a study of women giving birth over the last 20 years

Brian O'Connell, London Editor, reports that research shows that Irish people in Britain are not treated as an ethnic minority

Britain: Couple cleared of poisoning boy

South Africa: Belfast priest undergoes operation

Philip Bromwell reports that Ireland's blogosphere provides an eclectic mix of writers

Flor MacCarthy reports that overtly political songs are automatically banned by organisers of the competition

With Justin Treacy

Greg Allen gives a round-up of today's action at the European Indoor Championships

Robbie Irwin reports that there is a positive feeling from the clubs ahead of the new domestic season

Michael Fisher reports that the family of Cormac McAnallen, who died three years ago, today presented two defibrillators to Queen's University

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With Evelyn Cusack