Nine News
8 January 2008

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Robert Shortt, Washington Correspondent, reports that polls suggest Hillary Clinton will struggle to keep her hope of a Presidential nomination alive
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Brian Dowling says the report of the Benchmarking Body will mean a deal in the national pay talks in February is likely to be a major test

Joe O'Brien, Defence Correspondent, reports that the two were travelling in a UN vehicle south of Beirut when a roadside bomb exploded

Cian McCormack reports that the 'Beyond Endurance' team has been hauling their own sleds since November

Barry Cummins reports that the Dublin County Coroner has released photographs of a reconstruction of the man's head

Anne Marie Smyth reports that hospitals outside Dublin fared better, with a decrease of 9% on the previous year

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Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that friends of missing 15-year-old Amy Fitzpatrick handed out leaflets near Fuengirola today

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Aoife Kavanagh reports that a number of Irish priests are working with the displaced, close to the city of Nakuru

Gareth O'Connor reports that the French President told a news conference his love affair with singer and model Carla Bruni is serious

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With Jean Byrne