Social justice campaigner and academic Phil Scraton speaks to Donal O’Keeffe about Hillsborough,and why he thinks the Leaving Cert are unfair.

Police on the island of Madagascar are investigating whether a British teenager deliberately threw herself to her death after escaping from a tiny two-door plane as it flew over the savanna.

The pound rallied to a four-week high on Tuesday following reports that Britain's impending departure from the European Union could be delayed.

Nobody wants to say it out loud, but quite a few Reds are thinking it: has The Ole Bounce ended? A harsh suggestion, perhaps, after a ninth win in 10, and at a ground where even Manchester City have recently fallen.

After meeting on Instagram, The Love Island host, 38, started dating Celebrity Big Brother contestant, 27, in January.

Two more crime correspondents yesterday told the Disclosures Tribunal that they were never briefed negatively by any gardaí about Sergeant Maurice McCabe.

The broadcaster added the word "again" to Sterling's statement, which significantly changed its meaning.

No public inquiry reaching into the dark recesses of Irish life is complete without a shady figure stepping into the light to seek redemption. So it went in the Planning Tribunal. So it goes now with the Disclosures Tribunal.

Something kind of oohhhh.

Newspaper headlines have helped to create an Islamophobic sentiment in the UK, the new boss at the Daily and Sunday Express has told MPs.

"We take full responsibility for the changes that need to be made to the stadium."

Two national newspapers in the UK have threatened to launch a legal challenge if the UK's Parole Board does not disclose its reasons for approving the release of black cab rapist John Worboys from prison.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has rubbished a UK media report which claims that the Government is only now starting to fight against a hard border in Ireland.

The race to succeed sacked Everton boss Ronald Koeman may see a winner before the weekend is out.

British IS recruiter Sally-Anne Jones, dubbed the White Widow, is understood to have been killed in a US drone strike.

What's being rumoured online and in the papers.

Former England manager Roy Hodgson will be lavished with a £1m bonus if he rescues Crystal Palace, the Daily Mail reports.

What it says online and in the papers.

Mauricio Pochettino has responded to Danny Rose’s request that Tottenham do not sign players “you have to Google” by referencing his own rise from anonymity to managerial stardom.

Louis Tomlinson has revealed his mother's dying wish was for him to reconcile with Zayn Malik.

Ed Sheeran has said that online abuse has driven him off Twitter.

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

Aston Villa are making a determined effort to bring John Terry to the club.

The pair apparently became close when Ronan appeared in the video for his song Cherry Wine last year.

The Sun's parent company is in negotiations with its former editor Kelvin MacKenzie over the terms of his departure, according to reports.

A woman burned in an acid attack at a nightclub has told how she felt like her face was on fire.

Families of soldiers killed in the IRA bombing in London's Hyde Park are reportedly taking legal action against a former suspect in the attack.

The British government said yesterday it would refer Rupert Murdoch’s planned takeover of Sky to regulators to decide if the deal was in the public interest.

It was an indigestible week in English football. A man was sacked for eating a pie. And another went after slapping a ban on chicken burgers.

Television cook Prue Leith is set to replace Mary Berry as a judge on The Great British Bake Off, according to reports.

A man has been sent forward for trial in Dublin accused of hacking into the website of The Sun newspaper in the UK.

Vauxhall said it has received "no confirmed reports" of fires starting in the heating and ventilation systems of some Corsa models after it was reported there may be a risk.

Lego said it has "no plans" for future free giveaways in The Daily Mail following a campaign calling on advertisers to boycott newspapers that promoted "demonisation and division" during the Brexit debate.

Three jockeys have reportedly been arrested over the alleged rape of an 18-year-old woman at a party in England.

A second Irishman has appeared in a court in Dublin charged with hacking the UK website of The Sun.

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish admits the financial ramifications of relegation from the top flight now are "scary" and believes a Premier League 2 could be an option if the gap to the Championship continues to grow.

Bobby (13) and Freddy (12) have grown into handsome young men and the image of their late mother.

Colin Murray is to quit radio station talkSPORT.

An Iranian weightlifter will reportedly join Iranian forces fighting Islamic State on the battlefield.

Wayne Rooney admits he would be interested in extending his Manchester United contract and is ready to see out the twilight years of his career in midfield.

Good afternoon. Here’s all the news you need to know this lunchtime.

The Times of London newspaper has said it "made a mistake" by not including coverage of the Hillsborough inquests on the front page of its first edition.

Prince appeared "pale" and "weak" during one of his last public appearances, it has been claimed, amid reports the music superstar stayed awake for 154 hours before his death.