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

IRELAND

Dr Adedayo Adedeji, 63, arrives at the Old Bailey, London, where he and two nurses face prosecution over the death of 32-year-old Malawian-born Aisha Chithira. Yui Mok Yui Mok

• Two nurses and a doctor pled not guilty to causing the death of an Irish woman who had travelled to the UK for an abortion [RTÉ]
• A former priest lost his appeal against his ejection from the priesthood
• A man pleaded not guilty to raping a woman who has Down syndrome
• A man was arrested after shouting “bomb” on a flight to Dublin
• The weather was dreadful
• A man was killed in a car crash in Meath
• Mick Wallace published his correspondence with Nama
• Revenue seized 30 tonnes of fake perfume

INTERNATIONAL

Shoppers hunt for deals at West Quay Shopping Centre, Southampton, as shops across the UK opened their doors for Black Friday. Matt Alexander Matt Alexander

#COLORADO: Several people were injured as a man opened fire near a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado.

#TURKEY: Vladimir Putin says that Russia had given prior information to the United States of the flight path of the plane downed by Turkey on the Syrian border.

#CHICAGO: A man was charged with shooting a nine-year-old boy dead after luring him into an alley.

#BLACK FRIDAY: Fights broke out across the US as people scrambled for Black Friday bargains.

INNOVATION

• How good is the Surface Pro tablet? 

PARTING SHOT

Paris today marked two weeks since the 13 November attacks which left 130 people dead. This performance of the Jacques Brel song Quand on n’a Que l’Amour by Nolwenn Leroy, Camélia Jordana and Yael Naim brought many to tears. It is a gorgeous version and a fitting tribute.

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