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Hello and welcome. The headlines: A mother describes how she took her

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son at by appointment to be shot by Parliament Matt -- paramilitaries.

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Father D'Arcy says at Vatican crackdown has had little effect on

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his media work. I have not been censored so that I cannot talk

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about certain issues in the way that I have always done.

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Martin McGuinness says he is prepared to take the witness stand

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in a Garda collision tribunal. Should fluorite at the added to her

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what had to improve a dental health?

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Royal approval. Royal -- Charles and Camilla go to an arm a bakery.

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On the eve of the Ulster Union rugby to -- rugby Cup semi-final,

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join me for all the action. And it has been a drier and

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brighter day. Will it stay that way?

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And mother has been describing how she took her son for an appointment

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to be shot by paramilitaries. She then had to wait and listen to the

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shots being fired before she would to help them.

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The 18-year-old was wounded in both legs. The attack was in Londonderry

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last night. A republican vigilante group is being blamed. In an

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interview, the mother spoke to our reporter.

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The mother of the 18-year-old victim, who does not want to be

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identified, says she was ordered to take him there before he was shot

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in both legs. He walked down the lane. I was standing at the top. I

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heard two shots, then I ran down to him. He was OK. There was blood

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coming from both of his legs. Otherwise, he was OK. The people

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around him were great. Someone had covered him up and someone else had

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hit something under his head. -- put something. I was very

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appreciative. It should never have come to it. He should never have

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been doing what he was doing. I do not agree with that the drug

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dealing. Hopefully we can work from here. The drugs scene in Derry is

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rampant. If their mothers of teenagers watching this they will

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understand. I have seen the change that comes over the children. I

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have witnessed the hallucinations, the Depression. Some politicians

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blame Republican Action Against drugs for last night's attacks. It

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has targeted its course of people in so-called punishment attacks. In

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February, it admitted Armada. The 24-year-old was shot dead at his

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home. Many people have come onto the streets in opposition to the

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vigilant did its campaign. We do not want these actions. These

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people are not listening. It is high time that they did listen.

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Once again, we have our good name tarnished. People believe that they

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can use the area as a backyard for carry out these awful vigilante

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attacks. The community strongly attacks the actions. It is said

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they have inflicted terrible injuries on the community as many

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young people have been targeted. Their thirst for power has gone

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further. Recently they admitted responsibility for murder. Police

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are appealing for witnesses to last night's attack.

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Father Brian D'Arcy, the priest censored by the Catholic Church

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over his outspoken views, says he is saddened by the Vatican's

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reaction. But he has told us that the Church has not cut or altered

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anything he has written. Church officials had demanded prior sight

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of some of his and the -- some of his material.

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Father Brian D'Arcy was at the BBC Today recording his weekly music

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show for Radio Ulster. He has been thrust into the headlines because

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of an official church rebuke over some hard-hitting newspaper columns.

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He says he will not be backing off. The major issue that I have been

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most vocal on is the way the Church has handle it and is continuing to

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handle clerical sex abuse of children. I have spoken openly

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about that, encouraging the church where it has needed encouragement

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and questioning the church where it has needed questioned. I will not

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change. Father Darcy is based just outside Enniskillen and is part of

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disciplinary action against him he must submit certain articles to the

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church for clearance. I have been trying to work as normal and I am

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not sure that anybody noticed any difference in the way I have

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written, spoken, broadcast or have done end -- done interviews.

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priest has been a journalist for the past 45 years and says nothing

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he has done in the recent past has been censored by the Church. I have

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tackled the same subject as I always did, probably end up broader

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way, but certainly I have not been censored that I cannot talk about

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certain issues in the way that higher always done. I censor myself

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at more than anyone else censor's me. If as well as a music show,

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Father D'Arcy is a contributor to BBC Radio 2's pause for thought. To

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do the corporation said editorial control of its -- of the slot was

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its sole responsibility. After a week of allegations, Martin

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McGuinness has said he is prepared to appear in Dublin before the

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Smethwick tribunal. It is in -- investigating allegations of Garda

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collision in attacks in 1989. A former British intelligence officer

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has said in -- told the inquiry that Mr McGuinness was linked to

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the shootings. Mr McGuinness is in Dublin at a

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peace conference. Earlier are reported told me what he had to say

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about these claims. Mr McGuinness has denied these

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allegations. -- the allegations that he was the head of Northern

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Command at the time of the allegations. Today he said that if

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necessary he would go and repeat that a mile to the Smithwick

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Tribunal. I made it clear some time ago that if there was need for me

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to do it, I was prepared to do it, but I felt I had absolutely no

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contribution to make whatsoever because I knew absolutely nothing

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about it. I think also that people will have noticed that I have

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totally it repeated and rejected what turned out to be a yarn, a

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cock and bull story. The first and Mr Peter Robinson is also there

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today. Did he have any reaction? He welcomed that comment from

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Martin McGuinness. He had previously called for the Deputy

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First Minister to testify. He was making the point that there was a

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difference between allegations and what is proven in court. He also

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reacted to speculation that the Deputy First Minister might be

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considering an historic gesture in terms of meeting the Queen this

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year. I think it would be a step that should be taken. Many years

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ago, I made the gesture of meeting the head of state here in the Irish

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Republic, meeting the President of the Irish Republic is now something

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that people will take in their stride and Northern Ireland. I

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think he will find that if he meets Her Majesty, meeting members of the

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royal family will become part of everyday life.

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You're watching BBC News live. Still to come: as Ulster rugby gets

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ready for its biggest game in years, I will be joined live from the

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hotel in London by the director. And Prince Charles presses the FA

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and the flesh on the second day of the royal visit. -- fire.

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An Army bomb disposal team is still examining the van which was

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abandoned last night on the outskirts of Newry. Our district

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journalist is at the alert on the fathom line. What is the latest?

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This alert started last night after police had reports of a suspicious

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vehicle in the area. It is this a white van, which was reportedly

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abandoned with its engine still running. The vehicle itself is

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somewhere behind me. Motorists have been asked to avoid the area.

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Technical officers have been here all day but it is not clear if they

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have found anything. If there is anything more to report, it will be

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on the news website. Two Scottish man he said parcel

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bombs to the Celtic manager Neil Lennon have been jailed for five

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years. Trevor Muirhead and Neil McKenzie also targeted high-profile

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fans of the club, including a former member of the Scottish

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Parliament. Recent figures show that we have

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the worst teeth in the UK. The debate over having fluoride added

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to our water system has raised its head again.

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The Health Minister has told us that he is keen to explore the

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issue again. You would not think that people

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would argue over water. But there has been a big argument going on

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and it is all about this. possibility of adding fluoride to

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Northern Ireland's water system has been something that people have

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been talking and arguing about for many years. The Government was keen

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to go ahead and with it in the '90s, but nearly every single council

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voted against it. But some people, like our current health minister,

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think it is worth considering again. We have are the worst levels of

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tooth decay in Europe. The Republic of Ireland has the best levels.

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Then there is something different and it strikes me that the key

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difference is the fluoridation of water in the Republic of Ireland.

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This is what he is trying to prevent. The high level of tooth

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decay among children. Especially those in deprived areas. However,

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those opposed to fluoridation are far from persuaded. They believe

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that they should not have drugs added to the water against their

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will. It makes no sense at all. This is why 98% of people have

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rejected it. You were wanting me to drink this stuff because there is a

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small group of children somewhere who did not brush their teeth and

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eat a lot of sweets. Well it is eating sweets and not the water

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supply that is the problem. I can understand why it would be

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contentious but we have to look at the benefits as opposed to the

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risks. We know it is safe and effective. We have a big problem

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about -- problem with dental decay among our young children, and that

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we have a solution as safe and effective, why would we not use it?

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So nothing much has really changed in this argument. It is now up to

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the Minister to get enough political and public support to

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move it forward. Going by past experience, that could be a long

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way off. The way we live and work has been

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massively changed by the mobile phone. Some would say it is a

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change for the worst. But how would you say if you mobile

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operator turned of the signal where you live? David Maxwell talks to

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people in County Antrim. Barely visible in the landscape,

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for years this mast has been taken for granted. That changed last week

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when everything everywhere, the company that runs orange and Timo

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Boll, turned it off. Got up in the morning and no network. I ran a

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network and the informed me that there must was turned off. The

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mobile phone is our lifeline you. Catherine and her husband run a

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sheep farm. If I was out lambing and I needed assistance, I would

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have to phone and ring. Now I have no contact at all. That lack of

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contact is also a worry for some older people. If anything goes

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wrong, which has done before, it is handy. People cannot get any

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connection at all then become the have. There is also concerns about

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this caravan park. There is no longer any mobile signal here which

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could make life difficult for holidaymakers. All of these issues

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are to be raised with the company when it visits storeman to next

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week. I would like to know why it was turned off. If it is a cost

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implication, how much does it cost them and why did they set it up in

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the first for us? They should have done all their service prior to

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setting up. The company says it is investing millions in improving its

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network in Northern Ireland. It says most customers will have

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increased coverage. It is aware that a small number of people have

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lost their signal and it is looking at ways to restore signal. For

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those living here, that cannot come soon enough.

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Should that company changed its name?

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The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall had been to rent County

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Armagh for the second day of their two-day visit.

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They spent some time in a Portadown Prince Charles was here at County

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Armagh jail to hear plans of regeneration. During the Troubles

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it was used as a win in's prison, but since it closed in 1984 it has

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been left to go to rack and ruin. The Prince takes an interest in

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restoring buildings. -- women's prison. If we do get a grant

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together, or would it be a success? In Oxford, when I said that I would

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turn a prison into hotel, people thought I had gone mad. But now it

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is the highest occupancy Hotel in Oxford with the highest room rates.

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Earlier, the royal couple was battered to where the guest of

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honour at a party. They watched bread being baked before being

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invited to join at the production line. It turns out that the Prince

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of Wales is quite good at baking and he has asked for the recipe.

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The company has promised to send it to him. The last stop was the

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Planetarium. The Prince met craftsmen who were demonstrating

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their skills. Again, his interest in the area shone through. So many

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people living in all sorts of parts of the country really do love many

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of these historic sites. They are all, familiar friends to them. When

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they become derelict or they are suddenly abandoned and redundant

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and there is not the solution found for their future, then increasingly

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I find people become more and more depressed. The couple have now left

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to go home. For some, there two Davies it was all too short.

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The chagrin of their two-day visit was all too short.

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40,000 Ulster rugby supporters will travel to Dublin tomorrow for the

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match. As Stephen Watson is there already.

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Thank you. Welcome to Dublin city centre. This is the team hotel to

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the Ulster rugby team. We are hoping that they will get a good

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night's sleep. The last time that so many Ulster fans came to Dublin

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was back in 1999 or when this bird their team on to European Cup final

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success. -- when they spurred their team on. In a moment, I will talk

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to one of the heroes of 1999. First, we look ahead to tomorrow's big

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match. Auster arrived in Dublin this

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afternoon with all of the attention on 20-year-old Paddy Jackson. He

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has never started a Heineken Cup game before, but he will wear the

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No. 10 shirt tomorrow in also's most important game in 13 years.

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That is when Ulster rugby team up last one of the European Cup.

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Supporters descended upon Dublin. 1999 was the last time that Ulster

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rugby reached the Cup. It is expected that 40,000 Ulster rugby

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supporters will be here tomorrow evening. But does that intimidate

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Edinburgh? Apparently not. Her I quite like it. I like the noise and

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a hostile environment. Recent results show that Edinburgh had

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everything to fear. They have played Ulster rugby twice this

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season and lost twice. But Ulster rugby remain cautious. All bets are

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off. You just have to look at the Edinburgh form in Europe, they won

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their group. We did not manage to win in France and we did not win

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our group. However, is it a risk to place such an in experienced No. 10

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in such a big game? It might be a bit in the deep side for him. He is

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a brilliant player and he has a mature head on his shoulders. I

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think he will be brilliant tomorrow. This game has captured the

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imagination of Ulster rugby supporters just like it did back in

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1999. Doesn't time fly? The man who drop

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their goal is of course David Davies. How important is it to hand

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Paddy Jackson the No. 10 jersey tomorrow? It will be a squad effort

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to get there. He is a very successful and he has had a great

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six season. This is the ultimate test, but not just for him, for a

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lot about players. At the same time, this is where stars are born and

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where reputations are made. We are looking forward to it. At times

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like this we roll back the years and dig out the archives, you

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played such a crucial role at last time this game took place. Are you

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enjoying your new role? Nothing replaces being out there. All of

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the coaches were talking about their experiences this week when

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they were out there playing. This is the ultimate challenge, really.

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It is good to be involved, but I would much rather be playing.

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of Ulster rugby fans have already said that they have got plans for

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the final. Will you tell them not to get carried away? Yes, of course.

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Look at the game with Barcelona and Chelsea. Usually Barcelona would

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have won the game, but this time they lost. Edinburgh have shown

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their form. If we do not perform well, it will be a very tough

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afternoon. At the same time, we have a big players here with

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international experience. This is the kind of thing that motivates

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them and they have no doubt that tomorrow we will have a big

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performance. Good luck. I know that you are also a Liverpool fan like

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me. You will not be interested in the Manchester derby. But Jonny

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Evans has told BBC Newsline that this is his chance for redemption.

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It was a devastating feeling when I saw those goals going in. We should

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have defended them better. Getting those extra couple of goals really

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killed us. It is probably the first -- worst I have felt. How does it

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inspire you knowing that you will get a second chance against them?

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The club has lost games to Manchester City before. That is the

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way that derby games goes sometimes. But I think there is something a

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bit extra with this one because of the situation in the league. It

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would be nice to redeem ourselves and hopefully pick up three points.

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It is all about going out and winning your games really. You have

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to apply your experience. They have one or two players who are real

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attacking options. They also have people who can come off the bench

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as well. You have a young career, but would this be the sweetest one?

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I think your first one is always the sweetest one. Because it is the

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two Manchester clubs pushing for the title, it would be nice to go

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that far. You can see all of tomorrow's local

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football at 5pm on BBC One. Tyrone also had to Dublin to play

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Kildare. Most of Gaelic football's media

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attention has been on Cork and Dublin, but when it called -- when

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it comes to results, no county can match Tyrone this year. According

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to the manager, this is not perfect. We have been consistent in

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delivering decent performances. The but we are not the finished product.

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We played very well at times and at other times we do not play quite as

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well as that. We need for consistency in our game. With

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promotion to Division One assured for both teams, it is perhaps

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fitting that to Rome and Kildare should end their league campaign as

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they began it at Croke Park. Tyrone won their last meeting back in

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February and for the man in charge of the lens to county, there isn't

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it -- there is another tactical battle. Is outsmarting Mickey Harte

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important? I do not think that anybody could ever do that! He is

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brilliant at spotting talent and reintroducing it. He keeps energy

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and structure. He is probably number one in the country at that.

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League Four may not always reflect what happens in the championship,

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but the record books attest that it usually does. Win or lose on Sunday,

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Tyrone have every reason to approach the summer ahead with

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confidence. Live coverage of their game on BBC

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Radio all-star on Sunday. And live coverage of the big game tomorrow,

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also rugby against Edinburgh. -- The live shows kick off this

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weekend at for the popular BBC One show, The Voice. BBC Newsline was

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given an exclusive backstage pass to talk to Sophie Griffin.

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17-year-old Sophie Griffin entered The Voice singing a song that had

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been produced by one of the judges. He was the one I wanted and he is

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the one I got. To sing his song then for him to like it, it was

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incredible. Then it was through to the battle stages. She battled

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against an established a finger. would not be here if it wasn't for

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the person I was when I was 17. kind of have the same back story

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and we are both dreamers. When he was 17, he was a dream and that is

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just like I am now. It is lovely to think he believes in me. It is

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absolutely amazing, a dream come true. We are in the rehearsal rooms

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at the The Voice, where the contestants are preparing to go in

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front of the judges this weekend. If you want Sophie to stay in the

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competition, everyone needs to get behind terror shows support.

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support from Northern Ireland has been absolutely amazing. I get so

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many messages saying that I am doing Northern Ireland proud. Just

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to know that I'm making people proud is a great feeling. Sophie

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will perform on Saturday night. So many fingers to cross here this

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We can expect a mainly dry night, but Chile. Temperatures in the West

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will hit a zero and perhaps it below. It would be a chilly start

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of the weekend. The story has slightly changed for the weekend

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and the bulk of it will be fairly bright. There will be a few showers

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and the showers will be mostly confined to the south-east during

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the first part of the day, by mid- afternoon showers will clear to

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give drier conditions. There will be cloud from time to time, but

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that will fizzle away to give more sunshine and light mint -- light

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winds. It should be mainly dry, but it will be cold. If you are not

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heading to the game, it will be live on BBC Radio Ulster. Tomorrow,

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we do it all again. It will be another cold night. It will be

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frosty as well and that will bring us into Sunday. Sunday itself gets

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