Confused about Brexit? These two videos will help clear some things up

It’s been a long time coming but Brexit day is almost here.

Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has been gaining huge amounts of support in his campaign to become the Republican nominee for the 2016 general election in the US and most of it seems to be coming from the controversial nature of his speeches and policies.

John Oliver has taken on some of the biggest issues in America with his show Last Week Tonight, and this week he took on Donald Trump and won!

The Critics Choice Awards for 2016 were handed out last night in California, with some familiar faces picking up prizes. Now in its 21st year, the nominees are put together by members of the Broadcast Film Critics Association.

The Science Gallery in Dublin will host a screening of GTFO: The Movie on October 15th.

Good evening. Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

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

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Graham Dwyer was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Elaine O’Hara, leaders of seveal EU nations are to meet to discuss the emigrant crisis in the Mediterranean, ACDC drummer Phil Rudd could face up to 7 years in prison after pleading guilty to threatening to kill and possession of drugs and Happy Birthday Father Ted . These are some of the latest and most read news stories on irishexaminer.com this morning.

Is there nothing that can’t be made better by adding Martin Sheen? And by the looks of it, the end of the world just got a lot brighter.

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A former head of the Royal Navy has branded Edward Snowden a “traitor” and “irresponsible” after the US whistleblower declined to reveal if he had read every document he leaked to the press.

Comedian John Oliver has sat down with National Security Agency contractor turned whistleblower Edward Snowden on HBO’s Last Week Tonight for a wide-ranging interview that was funny and, at times, surprisingly tense.

Nintendo will host a Nintendo Direct presentation tomorrow, on April Fools' Day of all days. Expect to hear about the company's plans for the coming months.

Tomorrow is April 1st and you know what that means.

If you are on the fence about how you are going to vote on May 22, little Ruby from Santry has a pretty convincing argument for voting ’Yes’.

A suspect in Thailand must have thought he was having a bad dream when found a pair of handcuffs around his wrists.

I’VE JUST finished watching a masterful take down of the global tobacco industry — it’s so good it’s my second time viewing it, and won’t be my last.

"This is why soccer will never take off in the United States," he says, giving up.

Let's face it, Irish history classes are far more concerned with our own history of colonisation by England than their relationship with anyone else.

As Scotland takes to the polls on Thursday to vote on Independence, John Oliver makes a last minute video attempt to convince them to stay in the Union.

THE surprise is how long a backlash took to come. When I was a child in a heat-hazed suburb to the north of Palo Alto, almost no one had heard the term Silicon Valley.

Chris O'Dowd collected the Comedy award for ‘Moone Boy’ at the 2013 International Emmy Awards Gala last night.

The irrepressibly upbeat blue creatures, invented by Belgian artist Peyo, return to the big screen in a saccharine sequel designed to keep the merchandising tills ringing for another couple of years.

A light aircraft made a dramatic crash-landing in a back garden in England today.

An award-winning Irish studio has hired 50 skilled animators to help produce what’s being tipped as Disney’s next global cartoon smash hit.

Scientists hired by Mohamed al Fayed to question findings on Henri Paul's blood alcohol levels concluded he had a drink problem, the Diana inquest heard today.

ROOSTER BOOSTER is in "tip-top shape" for his bid to complete back-to-back victories in the Smurfit Champion Hurdle on today's opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.

With doubts surrounding Back In Front’s participation in the Smurfit Champion Hurdle, Irish trainer Edward O’Grady is looking to Pizarro to lead his Cheltenham Festival team.

BACK IN FRONT’S bid for the Smurfit Champion Hurdle is “in the balance”, according to trainer Edward O’Grady.

JACK HIGH, despite a mildly disappointing performance on his latest appearance, is napped to land the Club Fund Raisers Beginners ’Chase at Punchestown today.

TOM TAAFFE’S Kicking King consolidated his position near the head of Cheltenham’s Arkle Trophy market with a satisfactory display to land the Irish equivalent, the Arkle Cup at Leopardstown yesterday.

DAVENPORT MILENIUM can land a fascinating AIG Europe Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown tomorrow.

Irish contenders at the Grand National.

The detective heading the hunt for schoolgirl Jenna Baldwin said tonight he was “99.9% certain” that human remains recovered today are those of the teenager.

British detectives investigating the disappearance of teenage schoolgirl Jenna Baldwin were today continuing the painstaking task of identifying human remains found in an area of undergrowth eight miles from her home.