December 1: Today’s top stories in 60 seconds

Israel resumes bombardment of Gaza as truce expires
Israel has announced it has “resumed combat” in Gaza, carrying out a series of airstrikes across the territory, after accusing the Palestinian militant group of violating a temporary truce by firing towards Israeli territory. “Hamas violated the operational pause, and in addition, fired toward Israeli territory,” the Israeli military said. “The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) has resumed combat against the Hamas terrorist organisation in the Gaza Strip.” It said fighter jets were “currently striking Hamas terror targets” in Gaza, with airstrikes reported in the north and south of the territory.
RTÉ

Public transport in Northern Ireland suspended today due to strike action
Public transport in Northern Ireland, including trains and buses, is suspended today due to industrial action by Translink workers. All Translink timetabled services will not operate today, including some services operating after midnight. Cross-border services will face significant disruption today with the X1 bus service from Dublin to Belfast and the Enterprise train among the services affected.
The Journal 

Brandon Ledwidge murder suspect presents himself to gardaí as victim’s family warned to move out
The chief suspect for the murder of gangland victim Brandon Ledwidge has presented himself to gardaí for questioning, but will have to wait before he is formally interviewed. Ledwidge (23) was shot dead after he answered the door of his home in Finglas, Dublin, on November 18. The chief suspect, once a close associate of Ledwidge, walked into a Dublin garda station in recent days and told officers: “I hear you’re looking for me.” Ledwidge’s family have been warned by his former associates to leave their home in Finglas or risk being targeted. Two crime gangs controlling the drugs trade in the area have made threats against innocent members of Ledwidge’s family in recent days, telling them: “You can have your funeral, but you’re out after that.”
Independent.ie

Court rejects appeal by Cork mother who harassed doctor
The Court of Appeal has rejected a bid by a mother to set aside her plea of guilty to the repeated harassment of a doctor who was working at the hospital where her son was awaiting a kidney transplant. Marlies Walsh, representing herself at the three-judge court, argued that she was given ineffective assistance by her lawyers and was under duress when she entered the guilty plea as she had to prioritise her son’s care. She also argued that the investigation into her offending was flawed because no recording was made of an interview she gave to gardaí.
The Irish Examiner

King Charles says COP28 a ‘critical turning point’ in fight against climate change
King Charles has urged world leaders assembled in Dubai to make the COP28 climate summit a “critical turning point” in the fight to tackle global warming. “Real action” is needed to tackle the climate crisis and steer people and nations “away from practices that make our world more dangerous”, he told global leaders.
Sky News

Today’s forecast
This morning any frost, ice, and mist or fog will gradually clear. Very cold and bright today with sunshine and scattered showers, mainly in the north and west, with the odd shower on eastern coasts. Some showers will fall as hail or sleet. Highest temperatures of 2 to 6 degrees in just a light variable breeze. Mostly dry overnight with isolated showers, possibly of sleet or snow, mainly across the northwest. Very cold with lowest temperatures of 0 to – 4 degrees with a widespread sharp frost and icy patches. Mist and fog in parts too. A Status Yellow low temperature/ice warning has been issued for Ireland along with counties Antrim, Down and Derry.
Met Éireann