7:10am It Says In The Papers

Dan Williams, Reuters Correspondent in Jerusalem, has the latest on the Israeli shelling of Rafah.

Dr Margaret Harris, Spokesperson for the World Health Organization, has the latest on the medical and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Dr Andrew Westbrook, Intensive Care Specialist at St Vincent's University Hospital, discusses a new report highlighting a lack of ICU beds to meet demand in Ireland.

Nick Henderson, chief executive officer of the Irish Refugee Council, discusses homelessness among asylum seekers as Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission takes Irish State to court.

Suzanne Connolly, Chief Executive Officer of Barnardos Ireland, discusses its latest survey into the cost of living and its impact on parents and children.

Daragh Cassidy, Head of Communications with Bonkers.ie, outlines the latest reductions in electricity and gas prices from SSE Airtricity.

Brian O'Donovan, Work & Technology Correspondent, outlines the main findings in the Data Protection Commission's Annual Report for 2023.

Cathy Wheatley, spokesperson, Irish Families Through Surrogacy, on the likely impact of proposed new legislation on assisted human reproduction.

Marie Donnelly, Chairperson, Climate Change Advisory Council, discusses its latest review of the 'Industry and Waste Sectors.'

Daniel Keane, health reporter with the London Evening Standard, reports that new research from Kings College London found feeding children peanuts until the age of five reduces the risk of developing a peanut allergy in early adolesence.