27/06/2014 BBC Newsline

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It's been revealed that the murder of a police officer 37

years ago could have been prevented by senior RUC commanders.

A police ombudsman team has been investigating the death of Sergeant

The PSNI has already apologised for what's been called

"significant shortcomings" in police investigations at the time.

Sergeant Joe Campbell was a Catholic father. He was shot in decade. --

the head. 47 years later, the ombudsman said he was field. Failed.

-- -- failed. Because of the nature of the intelligence provided, had

the proper actions being taken, I think it could have been different.

Nobody has ever been convicted of Sergeant Joe Campbell's murder. This

man was tried and acquitted. The family believe it was collusion with

loyalist groups. I do not know what the threshold is to be able to say

that it was close. You only have to read the report. It does not take

the leap of faith. Somebody at the most senior level concluded. --

colluded. Some retired police officers assisted by Bubbles refused

to cooperate. The ombudsman wishes he could have compelled them. The

Chief Constable at the time told investigators he does not really

remember the Sergeant Joe Campbell case. This is an investigation into

how the police acted before and after he died. The family says its

needs answers. On his final day in office,

the outgoing Chief Constable Matt Baggott has said the police should

no longer be responsible for investigating Troubles-related

murders that took place before But his idea of a new authority

taking over the investigations The past of them casts a shadow. We

need to separate the past from the present. However it is done, the

police service in Northern Ireland should no longer be accountable with

dealing with issues which predate the Good Friday Agreement. We need

to focus on the here and now. I would find it incredibly difficult

to understand how we can have two police forces in Northern Ireland,

it would lead to confusion. Overlap. Serious mistakes being made. People

in Northern Ireland, through the number of investigations that we

have had, I think they have come to a place with is a consensus. Sinn

Fein has always believed that those should be an independent process.

The Chief Constable has been widely criticised. His comments come less

than a week before all parties are due to debate the issues of flags

and parades. As he departs, Matt Baggott appealed to them to stop

using policing as a political football. The policing has to come

out of politics. Do not criticise from a political viewpoint. George

Hamilton will take over the job on Monday. The new chief Kosovo will

not have one to test the political waters. He is due to meet the cost

deputy ministers next week. A delegation of politicians

from most of the unionist parties and members of the Orange Order have

met the Secretary of State to The DUP says the situation

around forthcoming Ardoyne and It follows a Parades Commission

U-turn on a march in the Garvaghy A senior Orangeman in the town has

called for the Secretary of State to sack the commission, saying its

members are not fit for purpose. I think it is time for the Secretary

of State to call the commissioners and tell them they are not fit for

purpose. Ireland's first billionaire

and former owner of the Belfast Telegraph faces

the forced sale of his assets. It's estimated that Sir Anthony

O'Reilly, who was once Ireland's richest man, owes up to 300 million

to banks and financial institutions. The Commercial Court in Dublin today

refused his request for a delay During the hearing, his lawyers

admitted that Sir Anthony also Now -

Giorgios Samras was the hero for millions of his fellow Greeks when

he scored the last minute penalty that sent his country through to the

knockout stages of the World Cup. But, undoubtedly, the number one fan

of the former Celtic striker lives And the appreciation is mutual,

as Thomas Kane reports. They say that you should never meet

your heroes of this relationship between Jay and Samaras has now

developed into a close friendship. They might have been separated by

thousands of miles, not when Samaras score this penalty at the World Cup,

Jay could not have been proud of. Yes! In front of the word's media,

Samaras used his press conference to send a message from South America to

Lurgan. I want to thank Jay for all the strength that he has given me.

The support, your strength gives strength to everybody. I am proud,

very proud that you are my friend. I hope to see you soon. That is only

one team and one clear that Jay wants to see progress farther than

the competition. I am sorry Samaras, I will not be there but I

hope you win. Come on Samaras! Samaras will face Costa Rica on

Sunday. The rain has gone. Some clear skies.

Temperatures in the single figures. Ten, 11 degrees. It is going to be a

much better day. Very little rain in the forecast. Break and dry, cloud

from time to time. The good weather will stretch right across the

country. For central and southern areas, we have a number of weather

warnings. Despite those, temperatures are still 20, 20 1

degrees. We have winds coming end. It will feel a little bit chilly.

13, 14 degrees. Sunshine further inland. Some showers in the West.

For most it is a dry picture. Similar on Sunday. Showers and

eastern Asia spot dry in the West. Draw on the coast. Very little is

going to change on Monday. It is not going to be dry all the time. That

is. Good night.