This afternoon.

BBC  announced its list of “100 inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2018”.

Including…

(75) Vicky Phelan exposed the CervicalCheck Screening scandal in Ireland, after discovering she and hundreds of other women were not told they had been given incorrect smear test results.

In fairness.

BBC 100 Women 2018: Who is on the list? (BBC)

Spain has threatened to withdraw support for the draft Brexit divorce deal if its Gibraltar “veto” does not apply to a future trade deal between the UK and the EU.

Josep Borrell, Spain’s foreign minister, warned that both sides should prepare for “last-minute surprises” as splits appeared among EU member states over the in-principle deal agreed with the UK last week by Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief negotiator.

“We want to make sure the interpretation of this text is clear and shows that what’s being negotiated between the EU and the UK does not apply to Gibraltar,” said Mr Borrell.

Spain seeks assurances over Gibraltar in draft Brexit deal (Reuters)

Spain threatens to reject Brexit divorce deal over Gibraltar as EU infighting erupts (Telegraph)

Pic: Getty

Behold: the 1987 Mercedes Benz 240GD – one of the best 4×4 off roaders ever made, fully restored and updated with leather stitched interior, upgraded power steering disc brakes and shocks.

Currently accepting bids (with a trifling 80,500km on the clock).

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The Late Late Toy Show trailer.

Sarah Whiteacre writes:

Whether by bike, bus, scooter, moped or even tractor, there is movement happening, but where is everyone going? We arrive at a door, but this isn’t any old door.

This is the door of Late Late Toy Show host Ryan Tubridy, who enthusiastically invites the gang inside. This all plays out to a rocking version of the festive classic Deck The Halls.

Created by the RTÉ Marketing and Promotions team, the trailer will premiere on television tonight, Monday, November 19, straight after the Six One Weather bulletin…

FIGHT!

The Late Late Toy Show, Friday, November 30 at 9.35pm.

This afternoon.

Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin 2

A protest outside the Saudi Arabia Embassy against the country’s bombing and blockade of Yemen. Over 14 million people are reportedly at risk starvation due to the Saudi-implemented humanitarian blockade.

Careful now.

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Havnegade in Copenhagen, Denmark

This afternoon.

It has been reported that the body of an Irish football fan was recovered at Havnegade, a waterfront area in the centre of the city of Copenhagen, Denmark.

It comes ahead of Ireland playing Denmark in the city of Aarhus tonight.

In a statement, the FAI has said:

The FAI has expressed its condolences to the family of the supporter, who passed away in Copenhagen, ahead of the UEFA Nations League game between Denmark and Ireland.

An official request has been submitted to UEFA, by the FAI, to hold a minute’s silence before kick-off in tonight’s game in Aarhus.

The Ireland players will wear black armbands in respect of the supporter.

The FAI continues to work with An Garda Síochána and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on the matter.

FAI ‘deeply saddened’ after Irish fan, 30, dies in Denmark (Breakingnews)

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