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Good evening. The headlines on BBC Newsline: if Father accused of

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seriously sexually abusing his children tells a cold rain caught he

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is innocent. A mother's response to the guilty

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plea by the man that killed her son. Just get him out of court, I don't

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want to have to look at him. Teachers voice their dismay as they

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can Unity Project runs out of funds. And they are booming coal exports

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fuels the Belfast Harbour. And we will hear from the jackal. And

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weather warnings have been issued across Northern Ireland, starting

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with heavy rain tomorrow. I will be back with the details.

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A father accused of sexually abusing his own children and allowing other

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men to do the same says he was numb with shock when he first heard

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His son and daughter allege he raped them, and sexually abused

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Their uncle and another man, described as a family friend

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are also facing charges of abusing the girl.

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David Maxwell reports from Coleraine Crown Court.

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Nellie two weeks on, this trial has now heard from all of the accused.

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Today, the father of the two alleged victims, who faces around 40 charges

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of sexual abuse and cruelty, told the court he only ever had overnight

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access to the children for a brief period after he separated from his

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wife. He said they never stayed over after 1994 because he was a party

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animal who liked to go out with friends. A prosecution lawyer

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describe that as a pack of lies. It was put to him that for years he had

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used his daughter as a sexual plaything and allowed other men to

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rape her. He replied that was absolutely untrue. The father of the

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alleged victim said he was numb with shock when he first heard some of

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the allegations in 1998. He said he thought the whole matter would be

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cleared up in ten minutes. He says he didn't even ask for a solicitor.

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Asked why his daughter would make up such serious allegations of sexual

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abuse, he said he did not know and described her as having a good

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imagination. The uncle of the alleged victims also gave evidence

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today. He faces charges connected to his niece. He said she was either

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lying or mistaken because he has never attended parties where

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children were abused. He said, I never in my life touched that wee

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girl. I hardly knew her. Both men were asked about sexually abusing

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her sister when she was a child. Earlier this week it emerged that

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they had pleaded guilty to charges of abuse carried out in the 70s. One

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has admitted attempting to rape his sister. The DUP has made a formal

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complaint against a member of Parliament who claimed that they may

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have been responsible for a number of gay and lesbian people taking

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their lives. This came about this afternoon cheering and evidence

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session at Stormont by the Justice committee. That committee is

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examining the human trafficking bill. That would make it illegal to

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pay for sex in Northern Ireland. Today, Doctor Graham Allison, from

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Queens University, was giving evidence. He has concerns about

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large parts of the bill. It transpires that he wrote an e-mail

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to another witness who was supporting the bill. The DUP have

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obtained by e-mail and its contents have alarmed and angered them.

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Today, the contents were read out. In terms of gay and lesbian politics

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that I have an interest in, they are one of the most repressive and

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socially backwards parties you can imagine. The next word I use because

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it is deeply offensive, it is a swear word. Who knows how many gays

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and lesbians young people in Northern Ireland have committed

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suicide the cause of this bloody party? I can also remember not long

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ago, five or six years, that the party, the DUP, was claiming that

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rape within marriage was impossible. They are simply latching on to idea

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about sex that prescribes to biblical teaching. How did he

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respond? He accepts he wrote the e-mail, he said he wrote it out of

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frustration. He denied it was abusive and said he was trying to

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persuade a previous witness to change their position. I thought I

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was trying to reason with them. There are a number of issues I feel

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strongly about and I thought I could maybe pork her around or whatever.

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There are a number of fundamental issues where she and the DUP do not

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agree -- talk her around. He may agree on the criminalisation of

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paying for sex, but there are other issues where you do not. What

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happens next? They continue to hear evidence, and the DUP say they have

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complained to Queens University, where he works. Enda Kenny has met

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the families of several people killed by soldiers in the ballot if

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the area of west Belfast in August 1971. After the discussion, they

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welcomed his support. Shane Harrison joins us now. What else can you tell

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us? The valley mercy killings were and remain very controversial. A

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priest and a mother of aid were shot dead by The Parachute Regiment over

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a three-day period. Today's meeting follows a proposal from the

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relatives of the victims to the UK and Irish governments that an

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independent panel be set up to investigate what happened. Relatives

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of the 11 people shot dead, accompanied by representatives of

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Sinn Fein, the SDLP and The Alliance party, emerged from government

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buildings this afternoon after a 90 minute meeting with BT -- Enda Kenny

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pleased. He has agreed to look at the documents surrounding the

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circumstances, the aftermath and context of the killings and he has

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also confirmed in a statement he has agreed to put their case before an

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independent panel to his British counterpart, David Cameron.

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Detectives investigating the deaths of 13 unarmed civilians by soldiers

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on Bloody Sunday are looking for statements from more than 1000

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witnesses to the saddle inquiry. The police say it is necessary to

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interview witnesses again because they cannot use testimony given to

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the inquiry in a criminal investigation.

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The mother of a teenager who died from carbon monoxide poisoning says

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she's relieved she didn't have to sit through a full trial

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of the gas fitter who was charged with causing his death.

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This week he pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of her son

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Aaron Davidson and his friend Neil McFerran in Castlerock in 2010.

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Their holiday apartment had a defective flue in a gas boiler.

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The boy's mothers have been instrumental

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in getting carbon monoxide detectors mandatory in newly built homes.

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An emotional moment for the families, just out of court where

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the man who had consistently denied responsibility for the deaths of

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their two sons pleaded guilty to the manslaughter. Aaron Davidson and

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Neil McFerran were overcome by carbon monoxide, the silent killer.

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The family is just thankful the agony of sitting through a lengthy

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trial which was set for next week had been averted. I don't know how I

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could cope, going in, day in and day out to the trial. It was a relief

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that he did plead guilty. But it was left until last minute. What was it

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like in the public gallery when you heard him plead guilty? Our heads

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were just down. You could hear the odd whimper. We went, though, my

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goodness, just get him out of court, I just don't want to have to look at

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him. It is so hard to look at somebody that is responsible for

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your child's death. The lifelong friends, along with another friend

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who survived, went to Castle Rock for time out before their A-level

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results. The day their bodies were found is one that his mother will

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never forget. Getting him on the floor, trying to get them outside

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the patio doors. The emergency services working at them. I can

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remember every single bit of it. Every mother is probably watching

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you now wondering where you get your stuff from. I honestly don't know.

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He would have wanted me to go on. He would have said, we have to do

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something so this doesn't happen again. Along with Neal's mother, she

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set up a charity to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide.

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If you can start this charity up, tell people what happened with

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carbon monoxide, how to protect themselves against it, have to check

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their boiler, if they can get a detector up, you're going to save a

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life and then we will not have died in vain. I think that is what the

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boys would have wanted. Aaron would have been 22 next week. His A-level

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results were good enough to get him into Queens University to study

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engineering. He should have been finishing his degree this year.

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George Brown will be sentenced next month.

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The Stormont Executive met today with the row over the recruitment

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of the next Chief Constable up for discussion.

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The Justice Minister had said he was changing the recruitment criteria to

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allow applications from officers who had not worked

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The DUP and Sinn Fein accused the Alliance minister of usurping

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Mark Devenport is at Stormont for us.

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Well, just to explain this, on Monday, when David Ford announced he

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was dropping this minimum criteria, he said that this would give the

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Policing Board more flexibility in going about the business of choosing

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a successor for Matt Baggott, who has confirmed he is stepping down.

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The Policing Board members were taken by surprise. They disagreed

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with this and felt that the justice minister was invading their patch.

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One the DUP Policing Board member talked about him behaving as a

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little Nero. They took the unusual step of stepping in and saying they

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were calling the matter into investigation. After the meeting,

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David Ford said that what he was now turning a draft determination,

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rather than a decision already done and dusted, would be subjected to

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consultation with Policing Board members and senior police

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representatives. They would look, over the course of the next two

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weeks, at his plan. I trust that we will ensure that no action which is

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taken, nothing that is done by the executive, will be seen to damage

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the integrity of the policing and justice system in Northern Ireland.

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We are aware of the sensitivities of that and it is something I am

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concerned to protect. What do you see happening next? Obviously he

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will now write to those consultees. This will presumably come back to

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the next executive meeting in a fortnight. Both sides to this

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argument have brought themselves a bit of breathing space, but there is

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still a disagreement inasmuch as the justice minister feels this was a

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decision that he can properly take on his own, and a spokesperson for

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the first and deputy first ministers emphasised that the substance and

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timing of the final decision on this matter rests with the executive.

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This will lower over, if ultimately they agree on the substance of David

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Ford's suggested change. If they still disagree in a fortnight, we

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could still have a difficult decision for the ministers. David

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Ford will be on The View tonight after BBC Newsline.

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The end of funding means the end of a scheme that employed teachers to

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be shared by Kubla Khan controlled primary school schools.

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The project had been judged a big success in getting schools,

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pupils and parents of different religions to mingle.

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As our education correspondent Maggie Taggart reports,

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there's a worry the good effects will quickly fade away.

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Protestant and Catholic pupils can sometimes go to their whole time in

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school without making friends with children from the other

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denomination. To change that, hundreds of thousands of pounds paid

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for ten teachers, shared between 23 schools in rural County Antrim. The

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children were working together on numeracy and then doing things like

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PE together. 40 miles away, three schools joined forces to give

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children a cross community experience which they now miss. I

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sometimes see them if I go to the pool, the leisure centre or German.

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Otherwise we are not really together any more. I liked it. It was

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different for us. We never mixed the religions before. The shared teacher

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scheme cost almost ?400,000, paid for by charities. Once that year was

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up, the ten shared teachers had to go. I think it's very

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disappointing. I realise there are priorities on finances and budgets

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from every quarter. What we would dearly have loved to have been able

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to do is continue this. How are we going to solve this problem? This is

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the sort of mixed class made possible by special funding. Now the

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money has dried up, the schools are having to dig into their own budgets

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to pay for a much smaller. It is money that has been cut back to keep

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the scheme going in other schools. The children have been much more

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comfortable with each other. A little girl came in and she had not

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played with the next-door neighbour on the farm next door. And now they

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are great friends. Parents have also become closer. We have met as two

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PTAs. I think the board of governors have also met each other. PTAs have

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gone a bit further. We left just before Christmas and we have come

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off with an activity for next week, the two families of both schools to

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get together on a beetle drive. The organisers of the scheme hope the

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foundations have been laid for good relations, but there is a question

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of that. It has quickly been eroded away, because the children no longer

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work together closely. Although we have a professional relationship,

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the process is not there any more. The bottom line is that the money

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from the International Fund For Ireland has ended, that the

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Department for Education says it is looking at ideas for shared

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education in future. Trade at Belfast Harbour has been

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boosted by imports of coal from North America.

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Cargo loads like this grain shipment have helped make Belfast Harbour in

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?40 million business. 2013 is a strong year for trading. Coal was

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the star performer. Imports rocketed, made possible by the

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harbour spending millions to make it capable of taking larger shipments.

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For the coal project we spent just under ?10 million. We made this

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wharf, we deepened our main channel so the larger vessels can come in.

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Finally we have bought the largest crane in Northern Ireland. Shipments

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rose to 2.7 million tonnes. That is an increase of 150% in one year.

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Taking all types of goods together, the port handled 23 million tonnes,

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a new record. This is what is helping to fuel the harbour's

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economic growth. Hill route power station burns coal to supply our

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power. We got that business from the port in the West of Scotland.

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Previously it was shipped in and then shipped over. That coal now

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goes into Belfast because we have the capability to get those

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shipments. The harbour as invested around ?100 million and facilities.

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One of its latest projects, a new facility at Alexander Dock, is now

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facing a delay after test uncovered potential land contamination. It is

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a setback, but a minor one in terms of the overall business. The port

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now handles three quarters of the seaborne trade. It begins, coming

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off a year in which the economy has improved.

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On Monday, we showed you country music fans in Dungannon queuing for

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Garth Brooks tickets, ahead of his comeback concerts in Dublin. Well,

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today, the waiting finally ended. And as Mark Simpson reports, 200,000

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tickets were snapped up in just two hours.

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No wonder they are so happy. It has been a very cold week to be camping

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outside. And these Garth Brooks fans have not just been queueing for

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tickets for themselves, but for friends. GARTH BROOKS MUSIC PLAYS.

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Thousands of people were waiting when the tickets went on sale. Why?

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Because the music is fantastic. And maybe for his looks as well for some

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of the women? He is just brilliant. So it is his music, not his looks?

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Yes, his music. This shop has been open for nearly two hours but people

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are still queueing. I finally got the tickets that I wanted so I could

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not be more happy. But some other fans were left is appointed. All the

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tickets are sold out. No joy. What happens next? I think he should put

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on another show, maybe come to the North. That seems unlikely, but then

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again this is a man who said 12 years ago he was never performing

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again. Gavin Andrews is next with the sport

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and he has news of a world title eliminator in April for the Belfast

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boxer Carl Frampton in front of his home crowd.

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Friday April the 4th is the date for your diary on a big weekend of

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sport. The night before the Ulster rugby play their European Cup

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Signed, sealed and delivered, Carl Frampton's go at a title shot is now

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on the cards. First though, a double world champion stands in his way. He

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is coming here to win. He knows how to win ugly as well if he wants to.

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He has gone into the opponents backyard a few times as well, so it

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will be my hardest fight to date but I believe I am improving all the

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time. Get rid of this guy, and we can start thinking about Santa Cruz.

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Barry McGuigan knows about managing a boxer and he believes he can take

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Carl Frampton to real heights. We know that the WBC champion at his

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weight is a phenomenal fighter, and we feel Carl could fight that --

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could win that fight. First though, he must beat Hugo Cazares. It is not

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just about winning, it is about how you win. The WBA champion is another

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possible fight, but not seen. I would rather fight Santa Cruz van

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quick. I have been trying to make that fight for a long time. If I win

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the WBC title, I promise I will fight the WBA champion. For now

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though, he will turn his attention to Hugo Cazares and no one else.

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It might be early in 2014, but it looks like it could be an exciting

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season ahead for Rory McIlroy. The 24-year-old shot an opening round of

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63 in the Dubai Desert classic to leave him two ahead at the top of

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the leaderboard. Thomas Kane reports.

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After his round, Rory McIlroy said this was close to his best and when

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a two-time major winner is that the top of his game, he is simply

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unstoppable. This stunning shot setup is only eagle of the day. It

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was his lowest round in over three years, hitting seven birdies along

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the way. It is a combination of everything, of building momentum at

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the end of last year. It has been a good off-season, great start to the

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season, and hopefully I can keep it going. I played very well from tee

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to green and got the party going as well. All in all, it was a low score

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and I know the scores have been no out there, so I will need something

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similar the next few days to keep myself out there. The world number

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one had a front row seat for the round of 63, playing alongside Rory.

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Rory and I have become close friends over the last year or so because we

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have played together in the FedEx cup quite a bit and our friendship

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has taken off from there. That French it will be pushed to one side

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for the next few days as the rest of the field try to catch the

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magnificent Rory McIlroy. Ireland are raring to go for the Six

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Nations. Joe Schmidt will name his line up for Sunday's opener against

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Scotland tomorrow. And judging by their current form at club level,

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these players will be full of confidence.

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Another six Nations and another year of optimism within the island camp.

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With free provincial sides in the top eight in Europe, there is no

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reason why this group of players should not content -- content. You

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get confidence when you are playing well for a very good club side. That

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is nothing new for an island point of view. It is important we bring

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that consistency and that we produce on the international level what we

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do at club level. We have talked about -- talked a lot about it over

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the years and not produced. Now is the time for that. If the winter

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internationals are anything to go by, it is good signs. The all Blacks

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came back against Ireland, leaving them the King for answers. Those

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last couple of minutes was definitely the talking point for us

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and we are going to look at ways we could have closed out the game

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better. We will never play a perfect game, but we are taking the

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positives out of that so that we can drive on into this campaign. We

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learned a lot from that. It was heartbreaking but it served a

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purpose as well, of building our game and taking steps forward. And

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that first step comes this Sunday against Scotland.

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And I'll be reporting from Dublin with the team news tomorrow.

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Finally, Paralympic skier Kelly Gallagher has been adding to her

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medal collection again. She and guide Charlotte Evans won silver

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today in the IPC Alpine Sking World Cup in France. That bodes well for

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Sochi and the Winter Olympics. And that's the sport tonight.

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We've been told by the Roads Service that the salting trucks will be out

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tonight. Freezing temperatures are expected in some places. Let's get

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the forecast from Cecilia. It has not been the warmest of days,

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that is for sure. Temperatures around two or three degrees in most

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places. That could lead to pockets of ice in

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some places as the night goes on. Rain will move in overnight as

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well, meaning that by tomorrow morning ice should not be a problem,

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but there will be plenty of the wet stuff. 20 to 30 millimetres could

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fall in some counties overnight. It is a very wet start at 8am. Heavy

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rain across the West with the wind picking up as well. Temperatures up

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to four or five degrees by then. The rain really pulling itself up by

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that time of day. As that heavy rain arrives towards the East Coast, the

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weighing -- the winds will increase. Combined with a high tide,

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we could have overtopping of waves onto roads close to the coast. Heavy

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rain and the onshore breeze bringing the sea onto shore could mean

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another flooding problem. Potentially awful conditions on the

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roads tomorrow morning. In the afternoon, the showers are moving

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away and the winds are easing as well. Sunset tomorrow at 5pm. The

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days are gradually stretching out. For Saturday, we are looking at our

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next morning, four winds. There could be peaks of 60 or 70 mph. That

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is in the West, close to the intense area of low pressure on our

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doorstep. Bringing in wintry showers on Saturday as well. Quite cold this

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weekend, especially on Saturday with lots of showers around, but it does

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get better on Sunday. If you have something to do this weekend, Sunday

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is the better of the two days. That is when the men get on the green

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shirt again as well at the Aviva. Our late summary is at 10.25pm. You

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can also keep in contact with us via Facebook and Twitter. From BBC

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Newsline, goodnight. Last year, True North brought you

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the personal stories Turns out it was a wee, small,

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piddly petrol bomb. I would like to see the wall

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coming down for good. Lots of people believe that

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there's a heaven and hell, and other people says

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there's neither.

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