EVERY MORNING, TheJournal.ie brings you the stories you need to know as you wake up.

1. #PHILIP CAIRNS: Gardaí are reportedly investigating the possibility that convicted paedophile Eamon Cooke may have killed the missing schoolboy in his radio station in October 1986.

2. #VIOLENCE: Police in France have fired tear gas at rowdy English Euro 2016 fans in Marseille for the second day in a row.

3. #ALL THE MONEY: Some drivers have been fined multiple times for having no NCT certificate, with gardaí now undertaking a review of prosecutions.

4. #INVESTIGATION: The head of an investigation into the actions of west Belfast British spy, ‘Stakeknife’, has pledged to leave no stone unturned in his quest for truth and justice.

5. #OLYMPICS: Brazil’s health minister says “less than one tourist will be infected” with Zika virus.

6. #LIDL: A 36-year-old student who claimed she was called a liar by a cashier after she was given wrong change has lost a €75,000 defamation case.

7. #BRAZIL: The body of a 25-year-old Australian man missing in Brazil has been found.

8. #BUZZING: Higher Leaving Cert maths students were left scratching their heads after being stumped by a question on the reproduction pattern of bees.

9. #NAPKINS ALL ROUND: A naked restaurant is opening in London today with 40,000 people waiting to get in.