Newstalk Breakfast

Taylor Swift’s reported no-plus-one wedding rule has sparked debate about wedding guest etiquette, with one invitee even threatening to skip the big day.  

So what are the dos and don'ts when it comes to plus-ones, and how should couples navigate awkward guest-list decisions? Anton asked Wedding Planner Tara Fay.

An Garda Síochána plans to spend €150 million over 15 years on a nationwide rollout of body-worn cameras and a new digital evidence management system following a successful pilot programme.    

Speaking to Anton was Niall Hodgins, Garda Representative Association President.

Views for The Champions League final were  traced to  318,000 unique Irish IP addresses despite the game being free to air on RTE. For more on this Anton spoke to Adrian Weckler Technology Editor with the Irish Independent.

Both farmers and non-farmers worry about climate change and say they are willing to take action, yet they underestimate each other's worry and willingness. 

That’s according to new research published this morning by the Economic and Social Research Institute. To discuss the research findings was Professor Pete Lunn Research Professor and Head of the ESRI’s Behavioural Research Unit.

Gardaí in Pearse Street continue to investigate a fatal assault which occurred on Clarendon Street, Dublin in the early hours of Monday 1st June 

For the latest on the Anton spoke to Conor Lally the Irish Times Crime and Security Editor.

Teenage binge drinking is on the rise with teens drinking younger and in larger amounts. Anton discusses the dangers that comes with binge drinking with Dr Suzanne Crowe, Consultant in Pediatric Intensive Care in Children’s Health Ireland Crumlin.

Eight in ten workers eligible for Auto Enrolment don’t think it, alone, will be enough to provide for their retirement, while a further one in three of those believe their Auto Enrolment pension alone will be “nowhere near enough”. 

What can worried savers do to make sure they have a large enough nest egg to retire in peace? For advice we heard from Robert Whelan, Managing Director at Rockwell Financial Management. 

We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Gabija Gataveckaite BBC Dublin Correspondent. 

A month today, America will mark its two hundred and fiftieth birthday. But celebrations are a bit up in the air after numerous artists dropped out of a Trump backed festival. We get the latest with David Smith the Washington Bureau Chief with The Guardian.

The Minister for Children Norma Foley has announced new maximum fee caps for early learning and childcare services who receive Core Funding from the State.  

For reaction to this Anton spoke to Elaine Dunne, Chair of the Federation of Early Childhood Providers.