EED TO CATCH up? TheJournal.ie brings you a round-up of today’s news.

IRELAND

A Ford Model T Garda car is pictured at the new interactive Garda Siochana museum which is opening today in Dublin Castle. Featuring rare and special artefacts, recreations, audio - visual elements and various model displays, the museum tells the story and history of An Garda Siochana. Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie / RollingNews.ie

• Ireland was named a tax haven
• A doctor was cleared of misdiagnosing an ectopic pregnancy
• An expansion of the HPV vaccine was announced
• A man died in a workplace accident in Waterford
• Bertie Ahern said he understands why Gerry Adams hasn’t turned over the name of an IRA leader in the Brian Stack murder
• A fire in Arklow led to people being warned to stay indoors due to asbestos fears
• A man was jailed for raping his granddaughter
• A pay review said gardaí should lose part of their pension if they strike
• Ireland had a few notable nominees for the Golden Globes

INTERNATIONAL

An Imperial Bosendorfer concert grand piano, played by Queen, Coldplay, Robbie Williams and Talk Talk on display ahead of the the Entertainment Memorabilia Sale at Bonhams in Knightsbridge, London later this week. Kirsty O'Connor Kirsty O'Connor

#LONDON: A man was stabbed at a train station in London by a man who was reportedly shouting “death to Muslims”.

#CHINA: Chinese figures are not happy with US President-elect Donald Trump, with a newspaper calling him “as ignorant of diplomacy as a child”.

#JAILED: Two men have been jailed in England after giving money to the man suspected of planning the Brussels attacks in March.

PARTING SHOT

Irish names have long vexed Americans. Watch as actress Anna Kendrick tries to pronounce Caitriona Balfe at today’s Golden Globe nominations announcement.

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