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October 16 · 4 min
Experimental drug shows potential to alleviate eczema
An experimental drug developed by a company co-founded by Trinity College scientist Professor Luke O’Neill has shown potential to relieve the symptoms of eczema. Luke joined Anton to discuss the research and findings.
October 16 · 5 min
Why will Jeffrey Donaldson only serve half his sentence?
Jeffrey Donaldson is to walk free from prison in just over seven years despite his fifteen-year prison sentence, but how? To explain was Allison Morris Crime Correspondent with the Belfast Telegraph.
October 16 · 5 min
Waterford community prepare for English family funeral
Philip English his wife Kim and two of their children lost their lives after their home in Waterford was set on fire. Funeral arrangements have been announced. Damien Tiernan Broadcaster at WLR and friend of Philip English joined Anton this morning.
October 16 · 5 min
Could you do a 24-hour cyber break?
More than a third of 8–12-year-olds and two-thirds of 12–15-year-olds have no time restrictions on online activity. Today Cyber Safe Kids are urging families to take a 24-hour Cyber Break. Speaking to Anton was the CEO Cyber Safe Kids, Alex Cooney.
October 16 · 6 min
EU is considering temporary subsidies for fossil fuels
Rising oil and gas prices, driven by conflict in the Middle East, are putting pressure on households and businesses across Europe. Should the priority be lowering bills or protecting the planet? Anton discusses this further with Oisin Coghlan Policy Advisor to the Irish Environmental Network and Peadar Tóibín Aontu Leader and TD for Meath West.
October 16 · 7 min
Did You See?
We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Gabija Gataveckaite BBC Dublin Correspondent.
October 16 · 3 min
Television consumption is increasingly moving online
Ireland may need to plan for a future without traditional free-to-air television, according to communications regulator ComReg. To look into this further with Anton was the Technology Writer with the Irish Times Ciara O'Brien.
October 16 · 2 min
The trial of Russell Brand continues
The trial of Russell Brand, who is charged with rape and other offences continues. We get the latest from what happened in court with Bauer Media London Reporter Claire Boad.
October 16 · 5 min
Trump calls off livestream of execution by firing squad
Donald Trump has cancelled plans to livestream the execution of former US army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, following widespread criticism. Anton got the details from Washington Bureau Chief, The Guardian David Smith.
October 16 · 4 min
Two people have been arrested over Waterford arson attack
Two people have been arrested over the arson attack in Waterford city that claimed the lives of four members of the English family on Tuesday. For the latest on this was Irish Times Crime and Security Editor Conor Lally.
October 15 · 6 min
Would you become penpals with a deathrow inmate?
LifeLines, a UK charity that sets death row prisoners up with pen pals, has reported a sharp increase in enquiries after the Christa Pike case. Their chair, Patrick Ballin spoke to Anton this morning.
October 15 · 6 min
Housing and living costs are worse now than 30 years ago
New research shows three quarters of us think the cost of living and buying a home are worse than they were 30 years ago. These are the findings from a new report marking 30 years of the Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Index. To discuss these findings was Economist Austin Hughes.
October 15 · 3 min
Jeffrey Donaldson to be sentenced today
Former Leader of the DUP Jeffrey Donaldson will be sentenced today after being convicted of 18 child sex offences. With more on this Anton spoke to Newstalk's Reporter Emily Keegan.
October 15 · 6 min
Gardai investigation continues in Waterford
Gardaí are continuing their investigation into the murder of four members of the same family in Waterford. Philip and Kim English and their two sons, 12-year-old Callum and nine-year-old Jayden, died following an arson attack on their home in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Our Chief Reporter Barry Whyte reports that Gardaí have identified suspects, as the horrific tragedy raises serious questions about drug debt intimidation in the city.
October 15 · 6 min
Non-Binary and Intersex Recognition Bill due to be debated
A new bill aimed at strengthening the rights of non-binary and intersex people in Ireland is due to be debated in the Dáil next week. For more on this Anton spoke to TD Ruth Coppinger.
October 15 · 6 min
Did You See?
We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Today FM Presenter Fionnuala Corbett.
October 15 · 4 min
Are people too confident in their own driving abilities?
Three quarters of people believe they are excellent drivers, but only 12 per cent think the same of other motorists. That’s according to a new survey from the European Motor Show. To chat about these findings with Anton was Shane O’Donoghue Editor of Completecar.ie.
October 15 · 3 min
Dangerous roadside trees could put lives at risk this winter
West Cork councillors are calling for urgent action on dangerous overhanging trees before winter storms hit. They warn falling branches could block roads, damage vehicles and put council workers at risk during emergency clear ups. To discuss further with Anton was Independent Ireland Cork County Councillor Daniel Sexton.
October 15 · 4 min
The trial of Russell Brand enters its second day
The trial of Russell Brand enters its second day, with the comedian facing charges of rape and sexual assault involving six women. We get an update from the trial with Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty, BBC Presenter and host of the podcast Fame Under Fire: Russell Brand on Trial.
October 15 · 4 min
A vigil has been held in Waterford for the English family
Gardaí have carried out a series of searches in Waterford as the investigation continues into the firebomb attack that killed four members of the English family. Speaking to Anton this morning was Reporter Irish Examiner Neil Michael.

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