EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you wake up.

1. #COMMONS VOTE: The UK parliament will decide later today whether to back airstrikes targeting Islamic State militants in Syria.

2. #CHARITY: Mark Zuckerberg has announced that he plans to give 99% of his Facebook shares - valued at around $45 billion (€42 billion) – to charitable causes.

3. #TROUBLES: PSNI detectives investigating claims that undercover soldiers shot unarmed civilians have appealed for information about 18 Belfast shootings in 1972.

4. #ABUSE: A former priest has been convicted of indecently assaulting a secondary school student in the 1980s, RTÉ reports.

5. #ABORTION DEBATE: Renua senator Paul Bradford has come under fire for saying he believes there are no babies with fatal foetal abnormalities.

6. #OVERCROWDING CRISIS: The Irish Daily Mirror reports that the parents of a six-week-old baby had to wait 11 hours to get her a hospital bed.

7. #BANKRUPTCY: Legislation to reduce the bankruptcy period from three years to one year was approved by the cabinet last night, according to RTÉ.

8. #HIV DETECTION: New figures show a sharp increase in the number of HIV diagnoses in recent months.

9. #WRONG PERSON: US officials have admitted that a man who was imprisoned for 13 years at Guantanamo Bay was arrested partly in a case of mistaken identity.