When we think about fussy eaters, we might firstly imagine a child who will only eat certain types of foods and avoid vegetables like the plague.  

But fussy eating can also happen in adulthood and have serious impacts on nutrition and health How do you deal with it? With advice and guidance was Registered Dietitian with Eatwell, Sarah Keogh.

Andy Burnham will return to the Commons for the second time today for his first go at Prime Ministers Questions. He’ll face questions from Kemi Badenoch, Sir Ed Davey, and backbenchers from across the House. 

For more on this Claire spoke to London Correspondent with the Irish Times Mark Paul.

Have bats have been given an unfair reputation? Should start seeing the animal as an attic neighbour, rather than a pest. 

One person who thinks so is Senior Projects Manager at Bat Conservation Ireland, Dr Niamh Roche. 

Could the Far-right party, AfD win its first state election in Germany since the Second World War? The party is polling way ahead before state elections this coming Sunday. To discuss this further with Claire was Sky's Alistair Bunkall.

Dogs, cats and other pets may be allowed on buses, trains and trams from next year. The National Transport Authority has suggested relaxing the existing rules, as long as the animals that do not threaten the safety of passengers. 

Is this a good idea? Claire asked food & travel writer and content creator at GastroGays Russell Alford and Chrissie Russell, Freelance Features Writer with the Irish Independent.

Joining Claire for this week's 'What Made Me' was Former Olympic Sprinter and European Champion sprinter, David Gillick.

Bill Gates is worried about consequences of AI for jobs and society. The Anthropic CEO  says AI will beat humans in almost everything by next year. 

On the other hand, we feel we need to embrace it to make our lives easier.  Speaking to Claire to discuss all this further was Alan Smeaton is Emeritus Professor of Computing at Dublin City University,

If you’re going through a separation or a divorce. The task of untangling your finances from each other is probably really tricky. With some guidance and advice was Senior Financial Planner with Fairstone Ireland Leah McMahon 

Back to school can bring many challenges and for some families, school avoidance is sadly one of them.  New research from Barnardos, has found that one-third of secondary students regularly avoid going to school. 

To get reaction to this research findings was Monica Hynds O'Flanagan, Director of Innovation and Development at Barnardos.

An overwhelming majority of the Forsa union members have voted for industrial action. In what's been described as the largest ever strike ballot in Ireland, the public sector union has voted in favour of industrial action up to and including full-scale strike action. 

Speaking to Claire this morning, Kevin Callinan is the General Secretary of Forsa and Timmy Dooley, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and the Marine, and Fianna Fail TD for Clare.