The papers led with various stories this morning from the latest on the AIB mortgage rates to TV licences.

The Irish Times leads with the news that AIB is moving to repossess 5,709 homes that are currently in arrears.

The Irish Independent highlights savers' rescue fund put at risk by shocking flaws, a story about report into a rescue fund into Credit Unions.

The Irish Examiner features Fianna Fáil focusing on childcare policy ahead of the next general election and leads with lethal dieting pills online.

The tabloids lead with various stories. The Irish Daily Mail claims it's the last chance for people who don't have TV licences while the Irish Sun goes with a similar headline, Spy TV.

The Herald goes with the headline, Murder on his Mind, a story about Mark Nash while the Mirror goes with Ed Sheeran using homophobic slurs.

The pair highlighted a story about the New Zealand Prime Minister who was discovered pulling a waitress's hair. He says it was just a "practical joke".

Ivan talked about Jimmy Deenihan telling students travelling abroad need to behave themselves while they're away.

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