EVERY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the day’s biggest news stories, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed.

• Independent Senator Shane Ross says he will sign David Norris’ nomination for the presidential election, meaning Norris now needs the support of two more Oireachtas members to appear on the ballot. Meanwhile, independent candidate Mary Davis has called on her fellow candidates to avoid ‘dirty tricks’ in their campaigns.
• Minister Michael Noonan has confirmed that AIB issued a formal request to the government seeking permission to pay its new CEO more than the €500,000 base salary cap.
• The IMF has warned that its funding capacity for future bailouts could come under serious pressure if the world economy worsens.
• Around 80 people, including the man in this video, were arrested during a protest outside the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. Demonstrators have accused police of violence during the protest and reacted angrily to how this man was removed by police:

• Minister Leo Varadkar has indefinitely suspended the proposed Metro West light rail project, saying that he does not believe it would be a good use of taxpayer funding in the current economic climate.
• Good news from Killeen Castle in Co Meath today, where Europe claimed golf’s Solheim Cup with a margin of just two points.
• King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has announced that women will be given the right to vote and to run in municipal elections.
• Libyan interim authorities say they have uncovered a mass grave containing 1,270 victims of the Gaddafi regime, who were reportedly killed at a Tripoli prison in 1996 after complaining about detention conditions.
• Have trouble looking for a decent parking space? Then you might want to check out this list of the places in Ireland where you need to keep an eye on your parked car.
• Here’s a small selection of the Dublin on the Liffey exhibition of photographs by Jim Berkeley which is running at CHQ in the IFSC until 9 October: