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

Demonstrators pictured at today's pro choice rally in Dublin Sam Boal Sam Boal

IRELAND

• Thousands gathered for a pro choice rally in Dublin
• A body has been recovered off the coast of Co Clare by the Doolin Coast Guard unit
• Gardaí have arrested a man in his 40s after a shop worker was threatened with a gun and assaulted in Dublin
• Fianna Fáil’s support has dipped in the latest Red C opinion poll
• A man has been arrested after a case of suspected female genital mutilation came to light in Dublin
• The Web Summit is getting cosy in Portugal as it opens a Lisbon office
• A paramedic has spoken out in the aftermath of a tragedy at Naas General Hospital which saw an elderly man die in an ambulance fire
• Gardaí have appealed for information regarding the whereabouts of missing Galway man Eamonn O’Connell
• With the Dublin Bus strike affecting the weekend for the first time, there has been a surge in demand for taxis
• A judge has accused a mother of abuse for failing to send her child to school for hundreds of days

A happy Jeremy Corbyn pictured at the ACC in Liverpool following his landslide victory over rival Owen Smith PA Wire / Press Association Images PA Wire / Press Association Images / Press Association Images

WORLD

#RE-ELECTION: Jeremy Corbyn has been re-elected as leader of UK Labour

#WASHINGTON: Five people have died following a shooting at a shopping centre

#POLAND: The Eastern European country has pushed ahead with a near total ban on abortion

#TED CRUZ: Donald Trump’s former rival for the Republican ticket has formally endorsed him

#PIPPA MIDDLETON: Police are investigating the alleged hacking of the Duchess of Cambridge’s sister’s iCloud account

#SYRIA: At least 25 people have died as air strikes hit the Syrian city of Aleppo

INNOVATION

• An Amazon-style portal could soon help you ‘build a relationship’ with the government
• Snapchat is expected to release ‘memories’ spectacles for about €120 later this autumn [Engadget]

PARTING SHOT

Could this Ukip poster have kept Britain in the EU? We’ll never know as it was rejected. Quite the image though.