Six One News
20 May 2008

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David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports that the Govt said any future requests for aid would be sympathetically examined

Richard Dowling, North-East Correspondent, reports that gardaí said the lone gunman escaped in a waiting car driven by an accomplice

Joe O'Brien, Agriculture & Food Correspondent, reports that the measures include the abolition of set-aside and milk quotas

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the union claims 2,700 posts have been left unfilled because of the restrictions

David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports that the Taoiseach accused the Fine Gael leader of misrepresentation and 'inflaming anxiety'

Niamh Nolan reports that gardaí say communication is the key to tackling bullies

Kathleen MacMahon reports that eight days after the quake happened, some survivors are still being rescued from the rubble

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Brendan Wright reports on the arrest 21 years after Captain Robert Nairac was abducted from a pub car park in Drumintee

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Breaking News: Bryan Dobson has the news that Sen Ted Kennedy has been diagnosed with a brain tumour

Robert Shortt, Washington Correspondent, says doctors announced that a malignant glioma was the cause of Sen Ted Kennedy's weekend seizure

Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, looks at the implications of a possible Irish No vote

Teresa Mannion, Regional Reporter, was at the National Forum on Europe meeting in Clonmel last night

Richard Boyd Barrett of the People Before Profit Alliance and Dr Garret FitzGerald of the Irish Alliance for Europe debate the issues

Will Goodbody reports on reaction to the decision by a developer to withdraw from five regeneration projects, totalling over 2,000 homes

Gareth O'Connor reports that last year's semi-final was strongly criticised when only eastern European countries got through

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