MORNING BULLETIN: Six Jobstown defendants found not guilty; 'Fiasco' fury as council scraps Grenfell Tower meeting

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IRELAND: Solidarity TD Paul Murphy is demanding a full independent inquiry into the Garda investigation of the Jobstown protest after his acquittal yesterday.

IRELAND: The husband of a woman missing since March 20 says she took thousands of euro in cash with her when she disappeared, but he doesn’t believe she has run off with another man.

IRELAND: Two bankers jailed for their parts in a conspiracy to defraud the public about Anglo Irish Bank’s health will find out this morning if they have won their appeals.

BUSINESS: The German Ambassador to Ireland, Matthias Hopfner has objected to the scale of plans for a new 53-bedroom hotel in central Dublin.

WORLD: The 11th-hour decision to shelve Kensington and Chelsea Council's first cabinet meeting since the Grenfell Tower disaster has been branded an "absolute fiasco".

WORLD: Tennis star Venus Williams was at fault in a car crash that led to the death of a passenger in another vehicle, police say.

SPORT: Rassie Erasmus will confirm his departure as head coach of Munster today, Examiner Sport understands.

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FEATURES: On the eve of what would have been Princess Diana’s 56th birthday, Ryle Dwyer reveals her hidden Irish connections.

SHOWBIZ: Coronation Street fans should prepare to be stunned by a forthcoming cobbles romance, one of the soap’s stars has said.

ARTS: Many musicians moan about Spotify, but Gavin James sings its praises for getting his music to audiences all over the world, writes Ed Power.