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Buy out talks for SR Technics appear fruitless

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports that hopes for a buy out to save jobs at the SR Technics plant have faded

Willie Quigley, Unite and SR Technics Union Forum, says he thinks the company wanted to close its Irish operation to protect its Zurich plant

Barry O'Leary, IDA Chief Executive, says that two groups have shown interest in buying SR Technic's assets, which could save some jobs

Burmese leader faces treason trial

Andrew Chant, Global Radio News, says that Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is facing trial on charges of treason in a few days

EC to name and shame airlines

Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, says that the European Commission is about to name and shame airlines which mislead consumers

Concerns over amended Criminal Justice Bill

John Devane, Limerick defence solicitor, says that the Criminal Justice (Amendment) Bill 2009 is a knee-jerk reaction and ill-conceived

Sunday World Crime Correspondent Paul Williams, and Mark Kelly, Director of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, discuss the new Bill

Eurovision countdown

Vincent Murphy reports on the line-up to this year's Eurovision final in Moscow

MP expenses fallout continues

John Kampfner, political journalist, says that some British MPs are trying to extricate themselves from the expenses controversy

Irishman missing in Sydney

Roger Maynard, Sydney News Services, says that two sisters of Sean Walsh, who has been missing since last Sunday, have arrived in Australia to help search for him

Threat to Irish email passwords

Cian McCormack reports that the email passwords of up to 3,000 Irish people have been compromised by hackers