News at One

Orla O'Donnell, a legal affairs correspondent renowned for her insight into court cases, discusses the significant developments surrounding Enoch Burke's imminent release from Mountjoy Prison. The conversation covers Burke's tumultuous legal journey, including over 60 court orders and his contempt of court. O'Donnell details the judge's ruling allowing Burke to prepare his legal challenge, his dramatic court exchanges, and the potential consequences of returning to Wilson's Hospital School. A riveting analysis of a complex case unfolds!

Julian Druker, a Channel 5 correspondent known for his insightful on-the-ground reporting, provides a gripping update on the High Court appeal regarding the terrorism case against Kneecap rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh. He delves into the technicalities of the appeal, discussing the key submissions made and the ruling that's been put on hold. Druker also vividly paints a picture of the bustling crowd outside the court, highlighting the supporters and activists, including a passionate address from John Finucane that energizes the gathered protesters.

Claire Nicolet, an Emergency Coordinator with Médecins Sans Frontières, shares harrowing insights from Gaza. She describes the catastrophic damage and ongoing casualties worsened by winter weather, forcing many into poor-quality tents or damaged buildings. Claire highlights the fading global attention and declining humanitarian aid, complicating relief efforts. Furthermore, she discusses MSF's operational challenges due to deregistration and Israeli demands, which hinder critical support. It's a poignant reminder of the dire humanitarian crisis unfolding amid the harshest conditions.

Petula Martin, Midwest correspondent for RTÉ, provides gripping coverage from the inquest into Laura Liston’s tragic death following a home birth. She explores the harrowing details of Laura’s IVF journey, the complications after delivery, and the confusion during hospital transfers. Petula shares Mr. Mannion's heart-wrenching testimony about his wife's decline and the emotional toll it took on him. The inquest sheds light on systemic failings in care, including an apology from the hospital's leadership, making for a deeply moving discussion.

Brian O'Donovan, RTÉ's tech correspondent, and Detective Chief Superintendent Barry Walsh of the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau delve into pressing issues of online platform regulation. They discuss the alarming rise of AI-generated indecent imagery and ongoing investigations. Walsh emphasizes the need for improved legislation to combat increasing child sexual abuse reports, which reached 25,000 this year. The pair also explore the scrutiny surrounding the Grok app on X and the political fallout as parties reconsider their social media presence.

Nicholas power's mother Alice told an inquest that she had asked for him to be transferred to Crumlin Children's hospital but she felt her requests were disregarded. The coroner returned a verdict of medical misadventure. Roger Murray is the Power family's solicitor, he spoke to Rachel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mr Nkencho was twenty-seven years old when he suffered fatal gunshot wounds during an incident involving member of the garda armed support unit outside his family home. Our reporter Dimitri O'Donnell was at the inquest in Dublin's coroner's court.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The IMNO says this morning 803 people had been admitted to hospital but didn't have a proper bed. Professor Conor Deasy, President of the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the latest Evelyn O'Rourke our Arts and Media CorrespondentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cabinet has been discussing significant reforms to the immigration laws. Minister for Justice, Jim O'Callaghan spoke to Rachel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.