EVERY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you a roundup of the day’s main news – as well as any bits and pieces you may have missed.

• Former First Minister of Northern Ireland and loyalist figurehead Ian Paisley has been rushed to hospital, with some reports suggesting that he is in intensive care after a possible heart attack.
• Breastfeeding activists staged a protest outside Facebook headquarters in Dublin today. The demonstrators said the social network had removed photographs of women breastfeeding from some profiles.
• Online news outlets could be regulated in a similar way to print and broadcast media, Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte said today. He was speaking at a conference which saw one newspaper publisher spark controversy when he said “new media” had the “capacity to destroy civil society”.
• Today marks 20 years since the landmark X case, in which the Supreme Court gave a 14-year-old who had been raped the right to travel to England for an abortion. We’ve been looking back at that momentous legal battle.
• Freezing temperatures across much of Europe have now claimed more than 200 lives. We’ve got some striking images of the icy conditions.
• Ireland’s only doll hospital has found a new location after being forced to close its doors on South Georges Street in Dublin. Here’s where it’s headed…
• It’s the show the critics love to hate. But Mrs Brown’s Boys continues to storm up the ratings in the UK – after showing veteran chat show host Jonathan Ross what viewers really want.

Jeannie the chimpanzee helps demonstrate fire safety equipment at a training session in Chongqing Zoo, China (ChinaFotoPress/Photocome/Press Association Images)

• Anders Behring Breivik, who has admitted killing 77 people in a massacre in Norway last year, has said he deserves a medal of honour for his actions.
• Queen Elizabeth II marks 60 years as a reigning monarch today. We’ve been taking a look at her career, from holidaying young princess to monarch under pressure.
• A certain Minister for Communications went back to school today.
• Clowns in full regalia gathered in London today to attend a memorial service for the first modern clown. They certainly made an impression.
• A Fine Gael TD has said student registration fees should be made payable in monthly instalments, to make them more manageable for families. Alan Farrell’s call has been backed by the Union of Students in Ireland.
• Here at TheJournal.ie, we’ve been welcoming a new member of the team – and marking a milestone.
• Did you stay up for the Super Bowl? If you missed it, fear not – we’ve collected five of the best intermission ads.
• And speaking of sports, we’re pretty confident we’ve found a star in the making. Does this guy need a manager?

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