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Emma O Kelly, Education and Science Correspondent, reports that an expected rise in the points for many university courses is a source of anxiety for many students

David Murphy, Business Editor, reports that the former Nationwide boss says everything that can be done to fix the situation is being done

Ray Colgan reports that although help from the international community has been slow in coming, Pakistan has now received €232m in pledges

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that the body of 48-year-old Ruth Murphy was found in her cell in the Dóchas Centre in Mountjoy Prison

Ailbhe Conneely reports that separate bus and rail cards are a precursor to a fully integrated system the Railway Procurement Agency says will begin next year

Ray Kennedy reports that with up to €10,000 being paid by people seeking to marry an EU citizen, gardaí have objected to at least 57 weddings this year

Damien Tiernan, South-East Correspondent, reports that Waterford Council has obtained an order against a developer who has allowed a hotel outside the city fall into a dilapidated state

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the team at Dublin City University are developing what they hope will be the future of medical diagnostics

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Sinéad Crowley, Arts & Media Correspondent, reports that Fame The Musical opens at the Grand Canal Theatre in Dublin tomorrow night

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With Clare McNamara