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Sunday 20 September 2020
A recent Irish survey found that social media users are among the most media-savvy consumers of news, writes Niamh Kirk.
Pope Francis begged for God’s forgiveness for the “sins” by members of the clergy.
The Germany international admits that the relationship between players and journalists can be predictable at times.
Pope Francis said he believed the media must be much clearer and more transparent.
The PSNI said it won’t interfere with the investigation.
Mary Mapes was fired from CBS – now her terrible time at work has been made into a film starring Cate Blanchett.
Two members of the committee have decided not to back it.
Many of the complaints cited truth and accuracy, privacy and children.
HOW DO THEY KNOW ABOUT ME?
The Sinn Féin leader has been reacting to this morning’s court appearance in relation to the murder of Jean McConville in 1972.
The move follows revelations about the deaths of four babies at Portlaoise Hospital.
Here are some of the more interesting figures after wins for France, Ireland and Wales in round one.
The movement has called for change and more transparency in Ireland’s justice system.
Levels of trust in media of 45 per cent and NGOs of 63 per cent both rose by 10 percentage points in 2012.
Having come to know the controversial cycling superstar, former Clare hurler Tony Griffin says he does not feel let down by the ‘human, flawed’ Armtrong.
An experiment by documentary filmmaker Errol Morris explores whether a can typeface sway our perception of the truth.
Sitting too close to the TV? Swallowed chewing gum? Worried chocolate causes spots? Relax – it’s not as bad as you were led to believe.
Researchers say that cameras which detect changes in blood vessels can identify if someone is lying or telling the truth.
Nejolla Korris is known as the Human Lie Detector. Here’s how she helps police forces sort the innocent from the guilty.
Government members have been spinning themselves silly to deny a bailout – TheJournal.ie does a spot of creative translation to cut through the jargon.
OKAY, IT’S SUNDAY morning, and we need to talk about eggs…again.
We’re sorry, but amid a global pandemic let’s not forget our horror earlier this week when a photo of sacks upon sacks of discounted wet eggs in a British supermarket was shared on Twitter.
It not only prompted my colleague Nicky Ryan to write a quiz about them, but we now want to know what your favourite type of egg is.
Tell us: What’s the best way to serve eggs?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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