EVERY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you a roundup of the day’s main news – plus any bits and pieces you may have missed.

• A man has been rescued this evening by the Coast Guard after his dingy capsized off Co Clare. The man was angling alone near Kilkee at about 2.30pm this afternoon when his vessel capsized. A passerby notified the authorities and the man was airlifted to hospital in Limerick.
• Alasdair McDonnell has been elected as the new leader of the SDLP. Speaking at the party’s annual conference in Belfast today, McDonnell described today as “the proudest moment of (his) political life”.
• A young woman was hospitalised following a stabbing incident in Dublin city centre last night. The 26-year-old was at the Jervis Luas stop on Abbey Street when the attack occurred. Her injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
• Achill Island Coast Guard is still attempting to recover the body of a 22-year-old Finnish student, who tragically fell from a cliff at Atlantic Drive on Thursday.
• The Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou struggled to form a temporary coalition government today – and insisted that move was vital for demonstrating the country’s commitment to remaining in the eurozone. Meanwhile, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that it will take ten years before the eurozone is out of the debt crisis.

Tennis player Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark, left, watches her boyfriend Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland, right, after McIlroy finishes the 18th green during the third round of the HSBC Champions golf tournament in Shanghai, China Saturday, 5 November 2011.

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• Two further suspects have been charged in connection with the assassination of former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto almost four years ago. Both the men are police officers, and have been charged with failing to provide Bhutto with proper security and with destroying evidence.
• At least 67 have people died in a wave of bombings and shootings carried out in northeast Nigeria overnight. The suspected blame for the killings has fallen on the radical Muslim sect Boko Haram, which bombed the UN headquarters in Nigeria last August.
• Mods, rockers, ravers, goths: a new book by Dublin man Garry O’Neill gives a fascinating insight into the evolution of Dublin street style over the years - check out some photos here…
• Are you ready Belfast? The European Music Awards are taking place in the city tomorrow night, so we’ve put together a video list of our favourite moments from the EMAs over the years – including Kanye and Taylor, Courtney crashing Madonna’s interview and that kiss between Jacko and Lisa Marie…
• Don’t forget to check out our snapshot of the last seven days, with the Week in Photos…

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