News at One

Our reporter Sally- Ann Barrett has been to one town in Co Galway where securing access to cash has been an issue for residents.

The government has agreed that the cuts on petrol and disel, will be phased out from the Autumn. Tanáiste and Minister for Finance,Simon Harris joined Rachael.

Our reporter Aaron McElroy asked people in Dublin on what do they think about the new pension scheme.

RTÉ's London Correspondent Sean Whelan brings us the latest after the Labour leader's press conference in Manchester.

Journalist Carole Coleman brought us details of the heatwave from Krakow, Poland.

Minister of State at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, Charlie McConalogue spoke to Racheal English on the latest status of these projects.

Catherine Ellis reports on the deadly earthquakes in Venezuela.

Dyane Connor brings us more details from Mullingar. Spain-based journalist Gerard Couzens filled us in with information on the accident.

Journalist, Barry Cummins was at the scene.

Thirty years ago the Sunday Independent crime journalist, Veronica Guerin was shot dead on the outskirts of Dublin. Lise Hand was a friend of Veronica's and had spoken to her shortly before the shooting, she spoke to Rachael about her memories of that day.

The cuts, introduced after the major fuel protests in April, were initially set to run until the end of July. Barry Lenihan, Political Correspondent has the latest.

The record shattering heat across the continent is the most severe heatwave ever recorded in the region, is the result of climate change driven by the buring of fossil fuels. Thats the conclusion of rapid analysis conducted by climate scientists and published today. Dr Claire Bergin of the ICARUS Climate Research Centre in Maynooth.

The offical death toll stands at 235 and is expected to rise. Medics say the hospitals are overwhelmed, with a lack of medicines and other essential supplies. Korahiza Macari, Vice Chair of the Venezualan community in Ireland spoke to Rachael.

Peter Thorne, Professor in Physical Geography at Maynooth University.

Alex Stevensson, journalist with the Luxembourg Times and journalist, Elaine Cobb in Paris.

Catherine Ellis, Freelance journalist based in the region has the latest.

Keith Leonard, of the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Managment on the dangers of going from extremely dry to extremely wet weather.

Uisce Éireann has been asked to postpone any non-urgent repairs that would interrupt water supply over the next few days. For more on this Mairead Conlon, Asset Strategy Senior Manager with Uisce Éireann.

Shane O'Curraighin, our North West Correspondent in Rossknowlagh Co. Donegal and Eavan Murray, Western Correspondent with the Irish Independent in Galway city.

For the latest update Senior Forecaster, Gerry Murphy.

The Oireachtas Joint Committee decribed the evidence as profoundly troubling. For more details on the report George Lawlor, Labour TD and Cathaoirleach of the Joint Committee on Key Issues affecting the Traveller Community.

The Chief Executive Officer of Cuan, Ireland's statutory agency for tackling and reducing domestic violence, Dr. Stephanie O'Keeffe

Our reporter Sheila Naughton gets the views from people in North Dublin.

The world meteorological organisation has said Europe is warming at more then twice the global average which makes prolonged episodes of extreme heat more likely. Mary Friel, Senior Climate Policy Officer with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and Tadg Daly, CEO of Nurcing Homes Ireland.

For the latest Barry Kenny, Head of Corporate Communications at Iarnrod Eireann.