EVERY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you a roundup of the day’s main stories – plus any other bits and pieces you may have missed…

• It’s believed that the chief suspect in the murder of Rudo Mawere, whose body was discovered stuffed into a luggage bag in north Dublin city, has been found dead in England.
• The Polish ambassador to Ireland has reacted strongly to an article in an Irish newspaper giving a supposed account of a Polish woman’s life on the dole in Donegal. Marcin Nawrot said the Irish Independent piece was “subjective and selective”.
• The Garda Commissioner is to face questions over a €23million biometric fingerprinting system commissioned six years ago which still has not been fully rolled out.
• Independent TDs are planning to force a referendum on the EU fiscal compact by using an obscure constitutional clause, under which the Government can be compelled to hold the ballot if sufficient numbers support it.
• Is this the most amazing video you’ll see today? Blind adventurer Mark Pollock, paralysed in an accident 18 months ago, has been filmed ‘walking’ with robotic help.
• More than 68,000 people have now registered to pay the household charge.
• The starting XV has been revealed for Ireland’s Six Nations opener against Wales.
• Fine Gael TD Jerry Buttimer has defended his use of the term “keyboard warriors” to describe some internet users during last night’s Dáil debate on online copyright legislation.
• And speaking of which: ever find it hard to leave your screen at night? You’re not alone – news and media can be harder to resist than alcohol and cigarettes, according to a new study.

Walker the three-year-old polar bear as he dives into his pond after a hard hat at the Highland Wildlife Park at Kincraig, Scotland (Andrew Milligan/PA Wire/Press Association Images)

• A new four-inch-long, self-guided bullet can hit its target from a mile away using a tiny interior computer.
• Today FM DJ Ray D’Arcy has become an official ambassador for the county of Kildare. Here he is at his first official engagement.
• A body has been found in the search for missing kayaker Nealie O’Connor, 38, who went missing on a lake near Dingle, Kerry last week.
• Long-lost audio tapes recorded aboard Air Force One in the wake of JFK’s assassination have surfaced after almost 50 years. They include recordings of a call vice-president Lyndon B Johnson made to Kennedy’s mother.
• And finally: does anyone, anywhere, love table tennis as much as this dog does?