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

Max Leech, aged 3 from Raheny and former RTE Off-the-Rails presenter Pamela Flood at the start of the Down Syndrome Ireland ‘Fashion 4 DSI’ event at Clontarf Castle in Dublin. ROBBIE REYNOLDS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBBIE REYNOLDS PHOTOGRAPHY

IRELAND

• Pat Hickey of the Olympic Council of Ireland will face a Brazilian judge on Tuesday, accused of a ticket scam, ambush marketing and conspiracy over the sale of Rio Olympics tickets at inflated prices.
• Rio police have meanwhile seized passports, laptops and phones of the other members of the OCI, who will face police questioning on Tuesday.
• An Irishman has been charged over a cocaine seizure off the south coast of England worth over €90 million.
• Senator Frank Feighan has called for the European Medicines Agency to partly relocate from Canary Wharf to Carrick-On-Shannon.
• A woman has died after her bike slipped off the Conor Pass in Kerry.
• A man is in a serious condition in hospital after being shot several times early this morning in Crumlin, Dublin.
• A lone sailor in his 60s was rescued off the coast of Cork, in a 12-hour operation.
• The winning ticket for last night’s €11 million Lotto draw was bought in Leitrim.

INTERNATIONAL

Ireland's Paul Pollock crosses the finish line in the men's marathon at the Sambodromo in Rio today. Martin Rickett / PA Martin Rickett / PA / PA

#TRUMP: Donald Trump has signaled a huge about-face in his plans to deport millions of undocumented immigrants in the US.

#TURKEY: A bomb blast at a Kurdish wedding in Turkey has killed at least 30 people.

#SYRIA: The elder brother of Omran Daqneesh, the Syrian boy whose dazed and bloodied image shocked the world, has died of wounds sustained when the family home in Aleppo was bombed.

INNOVATION

• A new artificial intelligence is detecting depression using Instagram. [Wired]
• T-Mobile’s new “unlimited” data plan may breach US net neutrality rules, campaigners have said. [The Guardian]

PARTING SHOT

The Olympics are drawing to a close tonight, but what will Brazil do with the stadiums it has spent so much money on? Vox finds out.

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