Sheila called to talk to Joe about her daughter who was suspended from school because of a water fight. The girls only had a couple of days to go before graduating but they were told they weren't allowed to see out their school life.

Charlotte and Jonathan Costello called because Charlotte has stage four cancer and her latest round of radiation was cancelled due to the data breach and the fact that the ransom will not be paid. She wants the government to pay it. We are being held to ranson, she told Joe.

Justice Minister Heather Humphreys responds to the latest developments in the cyber attack on the Health Service Executive. Minister Humphreys also confirms the processing of travel visas for foreign workers and their families is to resume.

We talk to Dr Margaret Harris of the World Health Organisation.

Cian McCormack reports on calls for changes to building standards for high density and build-to-rent apartments because inadequate ventilation and crowed buildings pose an infection risk during a pandemic.

Sinéad Crowley our Arts and Media Correspondent speaks to this year's winner of the €100,000 prize, Valeria Luiselli

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports.

Our Industry and Employment Correspondent Ingrid Miley reports.

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