IF, as they say, politicians, ugly buildings and whores all become respectable with age, then former US president William Jefferson Clinton, who turns 65 today, seems bang on target for veneration in his autumn years.

FIANNA FÁIL would, in public at least, angrily refute any suggestion that we live in a single-party state.

IT says a lot about Bill Clinton that, four years after leaving office, he still commands the type of adulation that his successor can only dream of.

Former United States president Bill Clinton met survivors and victims’ relatives of the Omagh bomb outrage today.