Stephen Maguire, Editor of Donegal Daily

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Diego Da Rin, Haiti Analyst with the International Crisis Group

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Ralph Riegel, Southern Correspondent with the Irish Independent

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Conor Macauley, RTÉ Northern Correspondent and Niall McKenna, Chairperson of the A5 'Enough is Enough' campaign group

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Dr Tom Adamkiewicz is an American paediatrician working at Nasser Hospital in Gaza

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The Labour Party moved to bury the hatchet with a potential successor to Michael D. Higgins last night. Meanwhile, tensions escalate within the Social Democrats a week on since the readmission of Dublin Bay South TD Eoin Hayes. Our reporter Barry Lenihan tells us more.

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The UN's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Palestine office said today that more than 1,300 people seeking aid in Gaza have been killed since late May. The OHCHR also said that 859 of these deaths were "in the vicinity" of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) sites. For more Ajith Sunghay, the OHCHR Head of Office for Palestine.

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Have you heard about the Meath man who conquered more land in India than Napoleon conquered in Europe? Or the Catholic lad from Limerick, who conquered Crimea for the Russian army? These are just some of the people who feature in Season 2 of the RTÉ radio series and podcast Irish Imperial Lives.

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As the government continues with plans to develop a new state-led LNG reserve as a vital, temporary measure to ensure Ireland's energy security, environmental campaigners, including Friends of the Earth, sharply criticise the plan. To discuss this Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher and Jerry Mac Evilly, campaigns director with Friends of the Earth.

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The mother of a baby with a rare medical condition has been campaigning to access a life-saving medicine that would mean his condition could be managed at home, rather than in hospital. Eight-week old Toby Gavin has spent most of his life so far in Temple Street in Dublin. Our reporter Una Kelly has been speaking to Toby's mother Lucy Gavin.

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