Six One News
3 June 2009

David Murphy, Business Editor, reports that the Government is spending a lot more than it is collecting in taxes

Jim Fahy, Western Editor, reports that 20-year-old Kieran Cunningham was attacked and stabbed to death on a city centre street

Cathy Halloran, Mid-West Correspondent, reports that a 17-year-old was charged with murdering Noel Crawford in Southill, Limerick in December 2006

Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, reports that French investigators have said they may never know what caused the Air France disaster

Emma O Kelly, Education & Science Correspondent, reports that more than 115,000 second-level students began their exams this morning

David Davin-Power, Political Correspondent, reports that the Taoiseach has stressed that Friday is not a referendum on his performance

Brian Cowen, Taoiseach, insists he will not  view the election results as a verdict on his leadership

Paul Cunningham, Environment Correspondent, reports on the battle for the Dublin South constituency

Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, reports that NI voters will select three members of the European Parliament when they go to the polls tomorrow

Joe Little, Religious & Social Affairs Correspondent, reports that the groups are meeting Brian Cowen to discuss institutional abuse

Brian O'Connell, London Editor, reports that today another minister, Hazel Blears, resigned from Gordon Brown's cabinet

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Bethan Kilfoil reports that  the survey of 1,200 primary and post-primary schools found that relations between newcomers and Irish students are broadly seen as good

Philip Bromwell reports that Dollymount is one of 77 Irish beaches to receive this international award for beach excellence

Laura Fletcher reports that 38 schools are involved in the Dublin Inner-City Computerisation Programme

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