TV & RadioWikipedia at 20: Did you know Will Ferrell was once not killed in a paragliding incident?By Shane Hegarty
OpinionUna Mullally: US faces greater threat than Trump if its leaders remain in denialBy Una Mullally
EnvironmentSewage in cities offers chance to warn of future virus outbreaksBy Kevin O'Sullivan and Tim O'Brien
IrelandDeaths from Covid-19 in the State could soon surpass 100 per day, experts warnBy Martin Wall, Kitty Holland, Harry McGee and Shauna Bowers
BooksRacists tried to ban To Kill a Mockingbird. How ironic that Ireland might now shun itBy Niamh Mulvey
Gaelic GamesTipping Point: Cork play soldiers in the sand as the Covid war rages onBy Malachy Clerkin
BusinessFestive shopping boom; INM plays for time; and dealing with work-shy colleaguesBy Dominic Coyle
IrelandLeaving Cert students should have option of predicted grades, says parents groupBy Ellen O’Riordan
Asia-PacificA year after Wuhan, China spins a tale of heroism and triumphBy Amy Qin and Javier C Hernández
TV & RadioMichael Apted obituary: Eclectic director’s work spanned Up documentaries to James BondBy Ryan Gilbey
CourtsTrial of man (55) accused of murdering Co Galway woman (75) unable to go aheadBy Alison O'Riordan
SoccerSpurs to play Fulham instead of Aston Villa on Wednesday after Covid outbreakBy Jacob Steinberg and Paul MacInnes
EducationReopening schools for special needs pupils to be prioritised, says MinisterBy Carl O'Brien and Jack Power
Commercial PropertyHines challenges council’s demand for €31.4m contribution for Cherrywood developmentBy Mary Carolan
CourtsEnvironmentalist challenges grant of licence for works at off-shore wind farmBy Aodhan O'Faolain
HealthPharmacies ‘likely’ to provide Covid-19 vaccine once Oxford-AstraZeneca shot approvedBy Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandHomeschooling returns: ‘Children are more relaxed...they’ve been here before’By Ronan McGreevy
Courts‘Vulnerable’ employee who stole from IKEA while being ‘exploited’ by others gets suspended sentenceBy Fiona Ferguson
Middle EastAid agencies criticise US decision to deem Yemen’s Houthi rebels a terrorist organisationBy Michae Jansen
EconomyFall in Enterprise Ireland company jobs ‘could have been much worse’By Charlie Taylor and Fiona Reddan
An Irish DiaryTraders or pirates – a 17th-century maritime incident in Galway that sparked an international disputeBy Ray Burke
IrelandGreen light for plans for €190m ‘build to rent’ scheme on lands formerly owned by nunsBy Gordon Deegan
HealthHealthcare workers with childcare issues permitted to work from home in certain casesBy Martin Wall
Financial ServicesIrish banks club together with new digital service to counter Revolut threatBy Mark Paul
HealthPlea for faster vaccine rollout as six die with Covid-19 at Laois nursing homeBy Simon Carswell