Nine News
2 November 2009

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the first phase of the vaccination programme against human swine flu began today

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports that the Irish Congress of Trade Unions has called for a new tax rate for the wealthy of over 54%

Ray Kennedy reports that Hamid Karzai has been declared Afghanistan's president after a run-off was cancelled by the country's election commission

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Brendan Wright reports that Peter Creegan and Damien Mallon have been charged in connection with a £7m fraud and money laundering operation

Will Goodbody reports that a new drug, which can destroy leukaemia cells, has been hailed as a breakthrough in the treatment of the disease

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that a family held at gunpoint during an armed robbery in 2005 are still suffering from post-traumatic stress

John Kilraine, Dublin Correspondent, reports that the Irish Home Builders Association has said that house production has stalled

Robert Shortt reports on the case concerning the November 2006 deal for the former Irish Glass Bottle Company site in Ringsend in Dublin

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Jim Fahy, Western Editor, reports that An Bord Pleanála is expected to give its decision on the rerouted Corrib gas pipeline this week

Ray Colgan reports that a group of Irish physicists are waiting for images from an European satellite that should increase understanding of the Sun

With Gerry Murphy