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EVERY MORNING,TheJournal.ie brings you the nine stories, a little before nine, you need to know with your morning coffee.
1. #CHARITIES: Over 60 per cent of charities claim that the negative publicity of recent controversies in the sector has resulted in a drop in their revenue.
2. #TURKEY: The number of those killed in the mining explosion stands at 282, with strike action taking place today in protest over the country’s worst industrial disaster.
3. #BINGE DRINKING: Ireland has the second highest rate of binge drinking in the world.
4. #CHILDCARE: Early Childhood Ireland has said steps to maintain standards of care following a damning RTÉ investigation last year have ‘not been enough’.
5. #ASBESTOS: The Irish Examiner reports that asbestos has been discovered on a third Irish Navy vessel.
6.#TUBRIDY: Writing in the Irish Independent radio broadcaster Ryan Tubridy says he doesn’t regret comments he made yesterday where he said that he would break the legs of anyone who inflicted domestic violence on his family.
7.#RAPE: The Herald reports that gardaí are investigating allegations that a woman was gang raped by five men on a stag party.
8.#PORN: A London police officer who sent pornographic videos and photographs to colleagues while he was working at Downing Street has been fined £6,000 by a court.
9.#NEW YORK TIMES: Executive editor Jill Abramson has been fired.
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He was an A-H so good riddance to him.
@Con Cussed: Your right in my opinion but if you are a newsperson you should not be biast on air . Even if it’s sometimes almost impossible they have to be professional.
@Con Cussed: I fully agree with you how ever,if you are a news person than you can’t be biast on air but you have to stay professional. How difficult it may be.
@Hans Vos: i disagree. They should present the news in an unbiased manner but can still express their own opinion
@Hans Vos: you have obviously not watched GB news or TalkTv yet,its like watching a 24 hour conservative commercial.
@derek hennessy: all news outlets have gone this way, not just conservative ones.
The face of BBC Gary Lineker every single day social media shows his bias and yet he just gets a slap on wrist and continues to be kept on the air.
The BBC showing the lack of consistency when it comes to there hightest paid presenter across any form.
@Paul Murphy: Ah come on now. Does anybody care that he’s biased towards Leicester City?
More like NorthKorea .com Must be stony faced and only say “The Party & new Dear Leader brings bountiful luxuries for the people of Great country”
It must be very difficult for journalists and newscasters to keep a straight face all the time when confronted by situations and politicians that they know are ludicrous in the extreme.
@Liam Dunne: indeed as sf sue every rumble and tumble money in Dail Eireann.
It’s gone mad over there the lady is right.
Have they ever watched or listened to Nolan on BBC north?????
@M Bowe: Nolan isn’t the state broadcaster though, it’s a Opinion talkshow, impartiality doesn’t have to factor into Nolans show. That’s the difference.
That’s a bit hasty. If you want proper bias look at GB NEWS for any two minutes of the day. It’s bias super charged.
@Ray Dunne: GB News isn’t the National Broadcaster, paid for by everyone (TV licence) in England. That’s why BBC News and their reporters have to be impartial. The news, no matter how you may want it, cannot/should not show bias.
What about all the Corbyn bashers??!! What about the persistent abuse and eventual decimation of the Labour Party by many on the BBC in particular? I hold them at least partly responsible for the UK’s economic mess.
Quick take her off air, how dare she have an opinion.
If a male journalist reacted the same way, would he have been dealt with differently, or at all?
Peter Allis had to apologise for a comment ( if he putts this she can have a new kitchen). The BBC being rediculus.
Another new one for the Times Radio.
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