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Earl Spencer came out with the intent of publishing a memoir of his sister’s life, saying that he is ‘telling the truth’ about everything involving King Charles and the events after her death. 

Joining Jonathan to discuss the book was Jennie Bond, Royal Correspondent.

New ESRI research finds most minimum wage increases in Ireland have had no significant impact on inflation. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast with more on this was David Broderick, Director of the Small Firms Association.

The President of The Irish Road Haulage Association, Ger Hyland is to meet with Tánaiste Simon Harris today to discuss the Budget 2027. 

Ger Hyland spoke to Jonathan ahead of the meeting today.

We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Harry Browne, Media Lecturer in TUD and Host of the Ditch Podcast.

A poll taken by ParentKind, discovered that parents are feeling more and more disconnected to their children’s life. This is due to burnout and having too many commitments. 

Speaking to Jonathan this morning was Psychotherapist specialising in Parental Support, Bethan O Riordan. 

Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee says the EU has lost credibility over its response to Israel’s actions in the occupied Palestinian territories.  

 With reaction to this Jonathan heard from Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews.  

MS NOW, CNN and Politico have sued President Donald Trump. They are seeking to reverse his total ban on those three media outlets from the White House.   

Jonathan gets the details on this with David Smith, Washington Bureau Chief, The Guardian. 

Almost seven in ten young adults are considering moving abroad for a better quality of life. This is according to new research published by the National Youth Council of Ireland. 

To discuss the research findings with Jonathan was Grace McManus, NYCI Policy and Campaigns Manager. 

It’s been an incredibly mild September with temperatures staying high after a hot summer. But how long will it last? 

Alan O’Reilly of Carlow Weather gives up a temperature update.

Plans to give teenagers €100 culture voucher to spend on arts, cultural and music venues are due to be unveiled in next months budget 

Peter Cleere, Fianna Fail TD for Carlow-Kilkenny has been calling for the voucher to come into effect.