Your Tuesday lunchtime news catch-up
TOP STORY
Police in Glasgow have located a man they believe is seen on CCTV speaking to ming Cork student Karen Buckley, who was last seen early on Sunday morning.
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IRELAND

Former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick has pleaded not guilty to 27 charges alleging he failed to disclose the true value of bank loans.
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A man who was assaulted with slash hooks and hurleys said he thought he was going to be killed.
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SPORT
Raheem Sterling “made a mistake” in apparently being filmed inhaling the legal high nitrous oxide but the 20-year-old Liverpool star should be treated with understanding, according to players’ union chief Bobby Barnes.
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The Sky Sports dream team of Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher continued their fantastic work on Monday Night Football, with a detailed analysis of Sunday’s match between the red and blue sides of Manchester.
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ANALYSIS

Latest reform plans would legitimise and empower the upper chamber but may never see the light of day, writes Political Reporter Juno McEnroe.
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EXAMVIRAL

There’s some good news for ice cream lovers today - Ben & Jerry’s are giving away free scoops of ice cream from noon.
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Do you know your protons from your photons?
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TECHNOW
If your Windows username contains non-alphanumeric characters, you may run into some issues when installing Grand Theft Auto V on PC.
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Despite issues behind the camera, the Fifty Shades of Grey movie was a roaring success.
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WORLD

A man who was 12 when he had sex with his teacher, impregnated her, and later wedded the woman after she served a prison term for statutory rape, has opened up about their marriage in an interview.
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The heiress of the fashion and perfume house Nina Ricci was sentenced to a year in prison and ordered to pay heavy fines and back taxes for having hidden millions of euro in HSBC bank accounts in Switzerland.
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BUSINESS

A number of big name brands have been accused of reducing the size of their products while keeping the cost the same.
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The Irish food industry will get the chance to learn from leading global food and drink companies as part of the Bord Bia Origin Green Ambassador programme.
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LIFESTYLE

Going blind suddenly is not as uncommon as we think. But how do people cope, asks .
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Fuelling your body with good food is essential to compliment your training, writes
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SHOWBIZ

Bob Geldof is to wed in the church which held the funeral for his late daughter.
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MOST READ RIGHT NOW

A maths problem given to Singapore’s schoolchildren has gone viral globally, after a TV personality posted it to his Facebook page and left grown-ups tearing their hair out.
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