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

TV3 RedRock actor David Crowley (left) with Carl Brady and Edwina Halpin, both Cancer Survivors and torch bearers along with Vikings actor Charlie Kelly (right), at the launch of the ARC Cancer Support Centres' Torch of Hope Relay which takes place on Sunday 9 October. ROBBIE REYNOLDS PHOTOGRAPHY ROBBIE REYNOLDS PHOTOGRAPHY

IRELAND

• Rio police have published emails between Marcus Evans of THG and former Olympic Council of Ireland chief Pat Hickey at a press conference this evening.
• John Delaney, the head of the FAI and a second vice-president of the OCI, has declined to comment to the warrant for his passport issued by Rio police.
• RTÉ has said that “no discussion, edits or changes” were made to the Sydney Rose’s portion of last night’s live Rose Of Tralee broadcast.
• There has been a return to net inward migration for Ireland for the first time since the depths of the recession in 2009.
• A lifeboat in West Cork has been called out to respond to a woman taken ill with a jellyfish sting.
• More than 2 million people are now in employment in Ireland, for the first since 2009.
• The highest number of complaints made against Irish pharmacists related to dispensing errors and behaviour and professionalism issues.
• Gardaí are seeking the public’s help in finding a 33-year-old man missing from his home in Myshall, Co Carlow.

INTERNATIONAL

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton during a break in taping Jimmy Kimmel Live! in LA. Carolyn Kaster / PA Carolyn Kaster / PA / PA

#EUROPOL: Police have swooped in 28 European countries and arrested 75 suspects for sharing child sex images on the internet while investigating 207 cases across the continent, Europol said today.

#USA: Hillary Clinton dismissed claims she is in ill-health as nothing more than a part of her opponent’s “wacky strategy”.

#RAM-PACKED: Billionaire Richard Branson has accused Jeremy Corbyn of being less than upfront about a recent incident on a Virgin train.

#GUERILLA CAMPAIGN: Cincinnati Zoo has disappeared from social media after an endless stream of memes in support of Harambe, the gorilla shot in the zoo.

INNOVATION

• Google has rolled out its latest version of Android, 7.0 Nougat.
• Wikileaks has been criticised for not doing enough to screen sensitive information found in documents released via the site. [BBC]

PARTING SHOT

For most of the last five years a garden centre has been a small oasis of colour and life amidst the destruction and grief of Aleppo, a key battleground in the Syrian Civil War.

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