e-metro.ie 15.02.2010 Survivors of clerical abuse last night demanded accountability from Pope Benedict as Irish Bishops prepared for a major Vatican summit over the devastating scandals. The 24 senior clergymen will take part in talks over the Irish abuse scandals P4 NEWS Pope needs to be accountable Ireland full-back Rob Kearney is rated a major doubt for the RBS 6 Nations clash with England after limping off with a knee injury during the demoralising 33-10 defeat by France on Saturday P28 SPORT Kearney may miss England Which way now for graduates, school-leavers, the recently redundant or those who want to move job? We find out which areas are surviving the recession P19-23 RECRUITMENT 5-page special Amy Winehouses father has revealed the moment he tried to have her sectioned under the Mental Health Act as she spiralled into despair. Dad Mitch told how Amy began self- harming after admitting to husband Blake Fielder-Civil that shed had an affair P6 GUILTY PLEASURES Amys dad speaks CLOSE to 80 per cent of Irish adults are against the re-introduction of third- level tuition fees, a new poll reveals. Commissioned by UCD Students Union, the survey found 77 per cent of Irish adults believe the State should continue to pay third-level tuition fees, with 61 per cent strongly agree- ing third-level education is very im- portant to economic recovery. Given a scoring table of one to ten, respondents put job creation, at 77 per cent, top of the list for economic recovery, followed by third-level edu- cation, at 61 per cent. Capital investment scored 45 per cent, while 32 per cent cited the bank bail-out as important to economic re- covery, according to the Red C poll. The importance of continued State- funded third-level education was most prevalent among young adults and full-time students, with 91 per cent in the 18- to 24-year age group support- ing the option. UCD Students Union president Gary Redmond said: There is no political mandate from the people of Ireland for the re-introduction of fees. They real- ise the importance of third-level educa- tion to economic recovery and want it to remain free and accessible for all. By Joanne Ahern 77% say No to third-level fees WIN! Tickets to Micmacs preview P13 Hungry tiger: Ilya Soloviov, aged four, with his face painted to celebrate 2010 being the Year of the Tiger during Chinese New Year celebrations in Dublins city centre Picture: PA www.lovefilm.com/MICMACS SUE HARRIS, SIGHT AND SOUND ALAN JONES, RADIO TIMES STUNNING VISUALS & STAR PERFORMANCES... EVERY FRAME IS A MASTERPIECE SCREENPLAYJEAN-PIERREJEUNETSCREENPLAY ANDGUILLAUMELAURANT DIALOGUESGUILLAUMELAURANT ARTDIRECTORALINEBONETTO COSTUMEDESIGNERMADELINEFONTAINE DIRECTOROFPHOTOGRAPHYTETSUONAGATADIRECTOROFPHOTOGRAPHY (AFC)EDITORHERVESCHNEID(ACE) MUSICSCORERAPHAELBEAU SOUNDJEANUMANSKY GERARDHARDY SELIMAZZAZI VINCENTARNARDI DIGITALSPECIALEFFECTSALAINCARSOUX SPECIALEFFECTSLESVERSAILLAIS PRODUCTIONMANAGERJEAN-MARCDESCHAMPS PRODUCEDBYFREDERICBRILLION GILLESLEGRAND JEAN-PIERREJEUNETPRODUCEDBY AEPITHETEFILMS TAPIOCAFILMS WARNERBROS.ENTERTAINMENT FRANCE FRANCE2 CINEMAFRANCE3 CINEMAA COPRODUCTION WITHTHEPARTICIPATIONOFORANGECINEMASERIES FRANCE2 FRANCE3WITHTHEPARTICIPATIONOF WITHTHESUPPORTOFLAREGIONILE-DE-FRANCEWITHTHESUPPORTOF DANY BOON ANDRE DUSSOLLIER OMAR SY DOMINIQUE PINON JULIE FERRIER NICOLAS MARIE MARIE-JULIE BAUP MICHEL CREMADES YOLANDE MOREAU JEAN-PIERRE MARIELLE CONTAINSMODERATEVIOLENCE, SEXANDREFERENCESTOHARDDRUGS. LESVERSAILLAIS PRODUCTIONMANAGERJEAN-MARCDESCHAMPS EPITHETEFILMS TAPIOCAFILMS WARNERBROS.ENTERTAINMENT FRANCE FRANCE2 CINEMAFRANCE3 CINEMA FREE! Have a cup of coffee on us at Insomnia P8 FREE! Bottle of Ballygowan for every reader P4 index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html24.html25.html26.html27.html