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President Putin calls for the West to condemn it. Now it is

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Good evening. The headlines on BBC Newsline. Two men are arrested in a

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major police operation in County Tyrone. Three brothers with hundreds

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of criminal convictions are jailed for car crime. Electricity bills

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will fall slightly as a plan to increase prices is blocked.

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Synchronising school holidays - will it ever be possible? Scientists give

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Northern Ireland Beach is a clean bill of health. I am at Newcastle.

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Memories of the Belfast bill of health. I am at Newcastle.

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those who survived it 75 years ago. We were taken out from under the

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stairs. We went out and we were only in the house across the road when

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another bombshell. And sadly, the glorious sunshine has been for one

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day, and one day only. Clouds are looming. Two men have been arrested

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in a major security operation in County Tyrone. Police say as

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substantial quantity of what they believe is fertiliser was founded a

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transit van stopped in an early-morning operation. The men

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aged 33 and 45 are being questioned. Homes were evacuated in the alert at

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Corbally Road in Fintona. The white transit van that

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Corbally Road in Fintona. The white security operation. It was stopped

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by police two miles from Fintona at 2am. Army bomb experts use robots to

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take a look inside. They removed a fertiliser spreader and other

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objects. Five homes along the Corbally Road were evacuated.

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Witnesses said they saw a large number of police officers, dressed

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in black and carrying machine guns. Flares we use to light up

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surrounding fields. The police helicopter flew over. The army left

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at lunchtime. The main road between Fintona and the next town was

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reopened. Forensics officers examined the van and a number of

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items were taken and away. Two men have been arrested and are in police

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custody. Three brothers with over 200 criminal convictions between

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them have been jailed for car crime. It related to a stolen car chase

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that began on the M2 motorway and continued with the vehicle being

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driven through Belfast jumping seven red lights and nearly knocking down

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a pensioner. At one point, a police vehicle in pursuit was rammed by the

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car thieves. A mother of two children charged along with the

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brothers was given probation. Mervyn Jess has more. The brothers and

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young woman pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicle taking. The

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Chrysler Voyager was stolen in east Belfast in the early hours of

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February last year. It was spotted by a mobile police patrol on the M2

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motorway but sped off towards the city centre with the PSNI

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motorway but sped off towards the pursuit. It drove through a red

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light before going around Carlisle Circus the wrong way. Its bed under

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the shank Hill Road, turning into Lanark Way and almost striking an

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elderly woman. The stolen car jumped a further six red lights as it

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continued up the Antrim Road and then travelling on to Dundrod and

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Templepatrick. They got to Twinbrook, where the occupants were

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observed running away. The brothers were arrested in the field and the

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young woman founded an alleyway. The police say during the chase, at one

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point, the front seat passenger climbed over and changed places with

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the driver. None of those arrested would say who was driving. Jonathan

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Gordon, aged 27, was jailed for 20 months. Peter Gordon, 30, was

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sentenced to 15 months. The third brother, 20-year-old Anthony Gordon

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was jailed for one year. Mother of two Shauneen Thompson, aged 23, was

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put on probation for 18 months. The judge rebuked the brothers that

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their behaviour in court, saying it reflected their blatant disregard

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for the court and proceedings of the Justice system. Jonathan Gordon

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replied, so what? A man has been arrested in connection with the

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discovery of 16 cars in the police searching County Down. It's believed

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some of the cars in the premises on Crossan Road in Mayobridge had been

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stolen. A lorry, tools, engine parts and documents were also seized by

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the police. The company which runs the local

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power grid has been prevented from putting up charges. Northern Ireland

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Electricity had wanted to bill customers more in order to pay for

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upgrading its network. But instead it's been told to reduce charges, as

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our business correspondent Julian O'Neill reports.

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NIE operates the grid. Its pylons and cables link homes to the big

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power stations. The company had planned a major overhaul of the

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network, paid for by increasing charges. Now it has been stopped

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will stop in a ruling from the competition and markets authority.

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The winner is the consumer because we are seeing investment in the

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network at no additional cost. That is a good result for consumers and

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it confirms the value of regulation in protecting the interests of

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consumers. NIE's initial plan would have increased domestic bills by an

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average ?57 over the period until September 2017. But the ruling will

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turn that on its head and instead customers will actually see charges

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reduce over the same period by about ?10. It could be seen as a victory

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for the regulator who ask the authority to intervene. NIE had

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looking -- been looking for more money to make improvements. This

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ruling means they will have to make improvements, but not by charging

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customers more. It provides reassurance, to provide enough

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investment to strengthen the grade and ensure they are paying as little

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as possible, which is what consumers want. The charges only account for a

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fraction of what we pay. Most of the bill goes to the big suppliers. It

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is those costs the business community in particular want

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targeted next. This is good news, the regulator has been proven right.

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We would hope they would take confidence from that and move on to

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other areas of the bills that will have a bigger impact in terms of

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final cost the customers. NIE said little in response to the ruling.

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Really see it raised the possibility of a legal challenge. Today it

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accepted the outcome. Five members of the Royal Black

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Institution have been found guilty of failing to comply with conditions

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imposed by the Parades Commission. The charges relate to a parade past

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St Patrick's Catholic Church in Donegall Street in Belfast in August

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2012. A district judge fined the men ?150. Still to come this evening:

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Find out why some business owners say the Causeway Coastal Route is

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not an attraction for them. 50 posts are being created in the Titanic

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Quarter by the IT firm Novosco. The jobs are part of a ?4 million

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investment by the company, which provides IT infrastructure to

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clients across the UK and Ireland. Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster

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says the new posts, in software and engineering, will contribute almost

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?2 million year to the economy. -- will pay salaries around ?40,000.

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But 15 jobs are to go after the US software company Vello Systems. The

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company only officially opened its office in Belfast in February and

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Invest NI said that although it had been offered financial support, none

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has yet been handed over. Fears are growing over the survival of the

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Lough Swilly bus company and the jobs of its 80 employees. The firm

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has been operating for 160 years. But a trade union has told BBC

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Newsline that time is running out to save it following the appointment of

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a liquidator and debts of around ?1 million. Our north-west reporter

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Keiron Tourish has more. Amen has been a driver with the bus

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company for 23-year 's. -- this man. He was told he will have no job when

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he ends his shift this Friday. 60 of the employees

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he ends his shift this Friday. 60 of with the remainder in Derry. 153

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years old, set up by an act of Parliament in London. It is sad,

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really. The trade union Unite has met workers following the

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appointment of a liquidator and said the future of the workforce looks

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neat, although the company has ongoing contracts. It has always

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been part and parcel of Derry. The bosses are unique. You will

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recognise them from a mile away. The company has been in severe trading

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difficulties as long as I have known it but they have always managed to

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survive. This is an end of an era. So far, nobody has made an official

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comment from the company. Generations of families have used

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the bus company to ferry them to and from Donnie Gall. It now appears the

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transport link is coming to an end -- Donegal. The Causeway Coastal

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Route has been hailed a tourism success. That we have been talking

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to bed and breakfast owners on the north coast to say they are paying

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the price for its popularity. They claim Brown signs are taking

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sightseers through Portrush and decimating their trade on the

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Coleraine Road. A good deal on rooms, but no takers. Businesses

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here claim these signs are taking businesses down the wrong road. One

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of them has written to the Borough Council and Department of regional

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development for two years. In that time, trade has been hit hard.

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Unfortunately, we have our property 100 yards off the route. Our

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business has dropped by 62.3%. If you stand at the corner for 20

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minutes any morning, you will see at least 68 Southern registered cars,

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obviously tourists, following the coastal route. They turn left and

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then right at the road. They used to be 14th bed and breakfasts along

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this road but that has gone down to four. Business owners say that is

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because tourists are directed away from this location. We got a lot of

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tourist business, at the door, especially in the early part of the

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season, with especially in the early part of the

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Canadians. They use the coastal route and the more successful it

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is, the less the pure tourists are travelling this road. The council

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said it is the department that puts up the signs and needs to resolve

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it. But the department claims the council will have to take the lead.

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It looks like this is an issue that will not be put to bed any time

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soon. Not only does the Giants Causeway attract visitors to that

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part of the world, so do the beaches. Today the water quality on

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those beaches and right along the coast got a clean bill of health.

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The latest scientific tests show all were found to be of an acceptable

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quality with almost two thirds of them marked as excellent. Our

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reporter is in Newcastle to tell us more.

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It is not even Easter yet, but it feels like today could be the first

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day of the summer. People come to be just like this for a good walk. But

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the weather is not the only reason why today has been a good day to

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visit the beach. A beach guide has been published that said that all of

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Northern Ireland's beaches have acceptable water quality and two

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thirds of them have excellent water quality, and that is based on work

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done by scientists from the department of the environment. I am

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joined by one of them now. Northern Ireland has done pretty well, hasn't

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it? 2013 saw the best year on record since he began this. We had a 100%

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pass rate against since he began this. We had a 100%

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quality standards. They all passed, and of the 23, 20 of them met

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excellent water quality. Good news for Northern Ireland. We are here in

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Newcastle. They have not picked -- got good results in recent years.

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Excellent water quality in 2013. Previously the -- previously it was

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not as good. It is because of the good weather and the summer we had

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last year, but we had some wet weather later on in the summer and

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we had some new infrastructure, a new sewage plant put in here, so it

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is no coincidence. What does it take to maintain the beaches across

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Northern Ireland? The infrastructure will help going forward, but we are

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not going to get complacent about this. We

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not going to get complacent about colleagues across government to

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ensure that more improvements are made right across Northern Ireland.

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We are out there every week during the meeting season and we are

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testing the water on and we act very quickly if we see something wrong.

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It is a big exercise, gathering this information. Yes, we go out 20 times

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during the meeting season to test the water samples, so it is a huge

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operation. They keep very much indeed for joining us. The news is

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that the water is clean and perfectly safe to bathe. Some people

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have been suggesting that tonight might be a good night for the first

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dip of the year. It is a bit blustery out there in a bit cold.

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dip of the year. It is a bit I've think I've will leave it for a

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month or two before I'd dive in. I've think you are very wise. We

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will have the weather forecast later. You're watching BBC Newsline

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and still to come before seven: Not the normal bedside manner you'd

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expect at the children's hospital. Find out what's going on later. As

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some schools continue lessons and others are off enjoying their Easter

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break, parents are asking why the holidays are not the same across all

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schools. Around half of all pupils finished last Friday, the other half

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will finish later this week. As our education correspondent reports, an

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attempt to harmonise holidays has had only limited effect.

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The roads are definitely quieter, and you get the feeling that

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The roads are definitely quieter, Northern Ireland is already on

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holiday, but many people are still working, and a large number of

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schools are still open. At this primary school, parents say it is an

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inconvenience. It is quite frustrating, to be honest with you,

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especially if they have friends from other schools. Obviously for work

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colonies as well. Feedback from parents indicates they prefer their

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children do have the same holidays. What is the picture across Northern

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Ireland? 71 days off are allowed, and a calendar of days have been

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agreed on and which buses will not run. The holiday dates only apply to

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schools in the state sector. The range of sectors, Catholic,

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voluntary, grammar and grants maintained do not stick

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voluntary, grammar and grants plan. Summer school like this one

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give different holidays to defend your group to allow for exam

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revision, and secondary schools say they like to stay open close to exam

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times, when primary schools might prefer to close for longer. All of

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my friends are off at the same time. They get two days off for half term

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and we get a week. We have three days because of the week we had in

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February. The principle here is content with the holiday

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flexibility. If I have complete control of holidays I would like to

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have a shorter summer holiday. That may not go down very well with

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teaching colleagues, but educationally it would be a better

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idea. School holidays educationally it would be a better

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almost completely synchronised since 2004, and apart from two days at the

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start and end of the summer holidays, are identical.

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The GAA has defended its decision to give Sky exclusive access to 14

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televised matches this summer. Appearing before a parliamentary

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committee in Dublin this afternoon, senior figures said they'd done it

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to ensure emigrants had access to Gaelic games. But some politicians

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questioned the deal, saying it would exclude fans at home.

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It is a quarterback goal! It is two weeks since the GAA announced that

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some of the games would be available on Lough Swilly. That has sparked a

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vigorous debate. Under the three year deal, they will have exclusive

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rights, including to the ball quarterfinals. The GAA once the

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table always keep its games on free to air full cup but before a

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committee in Dublin, the man who led the organisation said things had

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changed. In 2010, we said we would keep our games open, but we could

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not deal with things this time, because Ireland is different. There

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are far more people abroad than ever before. We could not ignore those

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people. The GAA prides itself on its amateur status. Many of the

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politicians questioning the two officials were members themselves.

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Some back to the deal, but others worried about the consequences. What

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do you say to the family, the husband and wife and three kids, you

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do you say to the family, the cannot afford the Sky package

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because of economic circumstances they find themselves with? They are

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left with the trade-off. Go to the pub and watch the game, or stay at

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home and not watch the game. Dublin has made just one change. The GAA

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said there was no big cash incentives for going with Sky. The

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income was only marginally higher than a previous broadcast deal. The

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company 's involvement with held to broaden the appeal of the Gaelic

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games, according to a spokesperson from the GAA.

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73 years ago today, the Luftwaffe bombed Belfast. In just five hours,

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thousands of incendiaries, bombs and landmines fell on the city. It was

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the highest death toll in any single air raid outside of London. There's

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no accurate figure for the number of dead. It's estimated at more than a

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thousand Today, one family remembered the sister they lost.

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Back in their native city, today these sisters returned to where

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tragedy came to their family. In April of 1941, they were split up.

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Somewhere in Dublin for Easter holidays while others were on Easter

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holidays -- where elsewhere when the bombs began to fall. The house was

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on fire. I went hysterical. We ran out and die Gotze... -- we ran out.

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One sister had travelled back to work on Tuesday and she never saw

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her 16th birthday. It was two days before we realised that Susie and my

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aunt were killed. We did not know anything like that. My mother was

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terrible because she was leaving her husband. You never think these

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things will happen. The sisters had been living just off a road that was

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peppered with bombs because of the strategic location of the barracks.

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The names of some of those who died are inscribed behind me post up

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some, like Susie, were never found. Today, for the first time, they were

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able to pay a public tribute. They were just lost and that was it. At

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least we can commemorate her. My mother went through so much. At the

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same time, excuse me for being... But it just is wonderful being here.

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The family never returned to live in Belfast, although the memory of a

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much loved sister lives on. A little bit of magic came to the

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Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children this morning as the English

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Youth Ballet performed The Sleeping Beauty. There were lots of happy

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faces especially when a member of staff swapped her thermometer for a

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pair of ballet pumps. staff swapped her thermometer for a

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The English Youth Ballet jobs in for a dance this morning. They perform

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scenes from The Sleeping Beauty, a tale of romance and baggage --

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magic. I'd like to when they were on one leg. It was really good. It

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cheers them up. It gives them something to say, what was that

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Mister Mark something they don't normally see. -- what was that?

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Something they don't normally see. Fundraising while performance

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disrupted during their performance will have by -- fundraising will

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help by new agreement for the hospital. They would not normally

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see us in costume. It is a love tale, really, about aprons finding a

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Princess, and she was going to sleep for 100 years and wakes up and finds

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true love. One lucky nurse also found her prince. A few hours of

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pure fantasy was a tonic for everyone involved. Some of them are

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amazed at how the dancers can actually stand on their toes. That

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was a very nice experience. The male dancer was able to lift the

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ballerina. 112 local children are joining the cast, with or lasting

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six hours each day. It is a grueling agile but one with a happy ending.

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The ballet was a tonic for everybody at the hospital today. They will

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tell you what was my tonic, the sunshine. I had my lunch sitting

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outside today. A great day for sunshine. I had my lunch sitting

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outside today. A great day Wonderful day on a date for the sunglasses in

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the sun cream of stop the UV levels are rising -- sun cream. The UV

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levels are rising. This satellite picture, you do not see that very

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often, virtually cloudless skies across much of Britain and Northern

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Ireland. There was a bit of an onshore breeze which pegs

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temperatures back a little bit, but lovely scenes. It is a lovely

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evening, dry and sunny, and I am sure there will be some lovely

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sunset scenes. Maybe just a little bit of cloud aging and later on. A

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bit more of a southerly breeze tonight, so it will not be quite as

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cold as last night. Just one or two role spots, perhaps in the South,

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dipping to around three or four. A weather front is approaching from

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the North West, which will bring increasing amounts of cloud. It

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certainly does not look like it will be the sunshine that we head this

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morning, but probably a bright and breezy start, particularly for

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eastern areas, but later in the morning, the rain starts to edge its

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way in and we could get the odd moderate burst moving into parts of

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County Durham. It will not be quite as persistent here. The temperatures

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will go down with the lack of sunshine. Tomorrow evening, very

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different from this evening, cloudy skies and shall read bits of pieces

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of rain going through. As a result, it will be a pretty mild night. Into

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Thursday, there will still be a few showers just trickling into parts of

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the North and West. Southern areas enjoying the best of any drier

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spells, but a good deal of crowd -- cloud and feeling quite cool. The

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start of the Easter weekend is looking nearly dry, if not on the

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cloudy and cool side. A reminder of our main stories this evening. Two

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men have been arrested after a major security operation in County Tyrone.

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And three brothers who have several hundred or mental connections

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between them have been jailed for car crime. -- several hundred

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criminal connections. We will be back at 10:25pm. Goodbye.

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