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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline.

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Flawed, but not unlawful and not an amnesty - Lady Justice Hallett's

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At Stormont - both the DUP and Sinn Fein find reasons to take heart from

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But here at Westminster some doubt the Government's claim

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that it can now remove barriers to future prosecutions.

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Refunds begin for the Garth Brooks concert, but not everyone is happy.

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We have to wait 21 days to get our money back. Ridiculous.

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On the first day of the Open, Rory McIlroy goes to the top of

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And the warm weather continues tonight

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but we can expect some thundery showers over the next day or two.

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I'll have more weather for you later in the programme.

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Five months ago it emerged that letters had been sent to more than

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200 Republicans who were on the run - telling them they were

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It was news that almost brought down the Assembly when the First Minister

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Today a judge who was investigating why and how the scheme was run

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And this is what Lady Justice Hallett had to say in her report.

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She found that the letters did not amount to an amnesty.

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Her report however did say that the scheme was flawed but not unlawful.

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And Lady Justice Hallet also highlighted that

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the process operated below the radar - but was not secret.

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We?ll have political reaction from both Westminster and Stormont

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and we'll hear from a woman whose uncle was killed by IRA.

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But first our Home Affairs Correspondent Vincent Kearney has

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The IRA brought carnage to the streets of London. Four soldiers

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from the household care were killed when a large bomb exploded as they

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passed Hyde Park. Seven horses also died. 20 Three Anthony Daly was one

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of the soldier is killed. His brother today recalled hearing the

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news. Complete disbelief and then shock and sadness. My mother was

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waiting for my brother at -- and when he did not arrive she knew

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something drastic had gone on. They were very eager to call me before I

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saw it on the news. I heard the news on the telephone. Last

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detectives hunting the killers arrested one

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detectives hunting the killers involved. John Downey produced a

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letter his lawyers say was a legally binding insurance that he was not

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wanted by police for any offence. A judge ruled that he could not stand

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trial. What started as a story about the collapse of the trial soon

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became a story about the possible collapse of the storm of Assembly. I

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am not prepared to be the head of the governments that was kept in the

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dark in this way. I was there to be full disclosure, for the people to

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know what has gone on. Lady Justice Hallett was appointed to conduct a

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review that involved Republicans being told they were not wanted by

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the police. In her report, she said the scheme is unprecedented and

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flawed but was not unlawful and did not give terrorist suspects an

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amnesty. That point was reinforced by the Secretary of State in the

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House of Commons. I repeat again today to the people

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holding these letters, they will not protect you from arrest or

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prosecution. Should the police succeed in gathering sufficient

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evidence, you will be subject to due process of law.

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The judge also rejects allegations that the scheme at a secret deal.

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Reports say the scheme was kept below the radar duty with little

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sensitivity, but it would be wrong to characterise it as secrets. The

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report says dozens of police officers, prison officers and

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politicians must have known that some kind of scheme was operating.

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It adds that an interested party had kept a close eye on developments in

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Westminster and the press, they may have appreciated that there was some

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kind of scheme is not the precise details.

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John Downey's trial collapsed because he was wrongly told he was

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not wanted by the police. The report says the PSNI was to blame for that

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mistake and for not rectifying it when it later became aware that he

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was wanted in connection -- in connection with the Hyde Park

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bombing. The judge says nothing in law or logic explains these

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dealings. There is no logical explanation. It

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was a catastrophic error, that is how Justice Sweeney described it. It

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was unacceptable and we have put measures in place to ensure that the

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review mechanisms have the right degree of professionalism required

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to prevent this happening again. Report said that at least two other

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letters were sent by mistake. The PSNI is reviewing all other letters

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sent to check if there were other mistakes. That process is expected

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to take a number of years. While Lady Justice Hallett said clearly

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that the scheme was not unlawful, she does not offer a view on whether

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the letters sent should now be rescinded. She said that decision

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should be taken by the Secretary of State.

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Shelly Gilfillan's uncle Lexie Cummings was murdered

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A man suspected of involvement received one of the letters saying

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I spoke to her just before we came on air and asked her

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You said he welcomed the report earlier but had a change of heart.

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Can you hear me? We understand that you welcomed the report earlier but

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have had a change of heart. Yes. Why was that change of heart? We will

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try to come back to that interview later. It was the political

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institutions at Stormont as Peter Robinson threatened to bring down.

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Our political editor is there for us this evening. One Stormont

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politician describes the halogen reports to me as a curate 's egg. It

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was a lengthy reports with differing conclusions. That gave the different

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parties different aspects from which to take some satisfaction. Back in

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February, he threatened to resign if a judge was not appointed to get to

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the bottom of the on-the-runs scandal. Now the judge's report is

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complete, is Peter Robinson satisfied? There is a heavy

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criticism of the Northern Ireland office, for the systemic failures. I

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conclude, very readily, from my point of view, that this scheme was

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wrong in principle and shambolic in practice. Both unionist leaders

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claimed that the report confirms their review that the on-the-runs

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scheme was a grubby and clandestine manoeuvres by the government. Sinn

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Fein point out that the judge concluded the scheme was neither

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secret nor unlawful. Lady Justice Hallett said the scheme was very

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lawful, Donna through the process of the British Attorney General and the

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bps. Far from it being secrets, she also noted that Sinn Fein have

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pushed for a public manifestation of dealing with the issue of

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on-the-runs that was raised on a continual basis. Both main Unionist

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parties insisted that they would not negotiate about the legacy of the

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Troubles until after the report was published. Since then, they have

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both walked out of interparty talks over the parading issue. Even though

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we have this report, it's not clear by any means which way the political

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process will go in the coming by any means which way the political

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and months. Whatever happens from the select committee reports,

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and months. Whatever happens from is still a possibility --

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responsibility to deal with the three key outstanding issues. We

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cannot move forward unless we resolve issues dealing with flags

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and parades, and most particularly dealing with issues of the past.

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and parades, and most particularly Until we do that, we will not be in

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a position to take this society forward.

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a position to take this society Alliance and the Nationalists want

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interparty talks to resume as soon as possible, but Peter Robinson says

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that if negotiations ever recommence,

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attempt to browbeat unit into accepting the Haass proposals they

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have already rejected. Did Peter Robinson get all that he

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wanted? Not quite. When he called for this

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enquiry, he talks about the names being made public. We do have a list

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at the back of this report, but it is a list of acronyms and numbers,

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not names. The reason the government is giving for that is that it's

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could potentially prejudice future proceedings, if they were to be

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taken against any of those people. He has not got that but he has got a

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report which, I suppose, helped to assuage some of the immediate anger

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on the part of the Unionist community and on the part of victims

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at the time that the Downey case broke. That gave a sense that

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something was being done and took us past the European and local

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elections now into a situation in which things have calmed. Where do

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we go from here? I think the focus will be on what the Secretary of

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State does in terms of her promise that she will ensure that the

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barrier to prosecution, which was obviously what created the problem

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in the Downey case, because he lived in Devon at N error, that any

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barriers to prosecution will be taken down. Does that mean she

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formally presented these latter is? She will not say that because she

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says she is taking legal bias. Unionists will still want some

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assurance on that score. What progress has served? I think at

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least it has shown that there has been a response the system. Some

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victims that we have heard from, for instance, the relatives of some of

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those killed on my part, say they believe that victims concerns are

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now being taken more seriously than they were at the time that this

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scheme is operating. On a political level, at least it's helped us have

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those elections and put the Unionist leadership little bit more in the

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driving seat. Now they're asking for a different enquiry, this time the

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parading issue. Thank you. Let's get political reaction from London. The

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Secretary of State admitted that this is a difficult day for hire?

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No politician likes saying sorry, but it is a word that trees are

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bilious found herself using a lot today. She says she was profoundly

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sorry to the victims of terrorism for the hurt that she said this

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whole on-the-runs episode has caused Bam. She was also sorry to Peter

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Robinson and the Justice Minister David Ford for not informing him

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about the scheme beforehand. As Mark was saying, perhaps to offset some

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of this, she was promising that the government will do all it can to

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remove any barriers to future prosecutions, but not everyone at

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Westminster is convinced. Here is the conservative Lawrence Robson,

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who chairs the Northern Ireland affairs committee, which is carrying

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out its own enquiry into what happens.

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If we go into the reports, below the headlines, if you look at the

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detail, Lady Justice Hallett did say that she does not know what that

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means, the new evidence. She also said that whether it would bring

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about new circumstances. Literally quite worrying, and that is the

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point I raised this afternoon. Where do we go from here? It is a legal

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matter. Another member of that Northern

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Ireland affairs committee is the Northern Ireland 's born Labour MP,

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Kate Howie. She says that far from the plane being put on the police

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what happened in the John Downey case, the real blame lies with the

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former prime minister and her former party leader, Tony Blair.

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The real blame have to lie at the hands of the Northern Ireland

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office. They seem to have been almost inconstant in what they have

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done. And, of course, write to the top in terms of the former prime

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Minister, Tony Blair. He is the one that the evidence we are seeing, he

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is the one that is actually, was writing letters, telling the police

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and the Northern Ireland office to speed things up.

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Does the committee intend to speak to Tony Blair?

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It certainly does. It has been in touch with him on a number of

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occasions. So far they have been unable to arrange a date. That

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appearance by Tony Blair in front of the committee, they say, will

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happen. Before that, Jonathan Powell, the prime Minister's former

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chief of staff, will appear before the committee in September.

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Thank you. We return to Shelly Gilfillan, whose

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relatives was murdered by the IRA in Strabane.

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We were wanting to know your reaction to today's report?

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I'm very disappointed. I'm disappointed that the victims have

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not been given something, to give a little hope to perhaps put some

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closure into these murders. What do you hope happens next?

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I do not know. No one seems to know what will happen next. Would you

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like to see the latter rescinded? Absolutely, the letters should be

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rescinded. Absolutely. What about your feelings when the

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on-the-runs letters first came to light? What effect that having your

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family? On all the victims, in and around

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castle dirt, we were all totally devastated. I found it very hard to

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take in that Tony Blair had actually done this dirty deeds behind backs

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and under tables. We were all very devastated.

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Thank you. Apologies for the sound problems earlier.

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Coming up, diet and breakfast owners are being targeted in what they

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believe is an international down. It's wretches all the way from here

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in the grounds of Antrim to Nigeria in West Africa.

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A leading MP says the Kincora case should be included in a UK

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government inquiry into child abuse - and an expert from Northern

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Keith Vaz, chair of Westminster's Home Affairs Committee,

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said allegations of a cover-up at the Belfast children's home were

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I think it needs settling. It has been around for so long, caused so

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much concern to individual MPs from Northern Ireland that we need to,

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once and for all, deal with this problem. We need a big enquiry such

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as the one that Theresa May has been -- has suggested, it is important

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that someone from Northern Ireland sits on the panel of experts.

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People running tourist accommodation are being targeted in what they

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believe is an international scam that stretches from here to Nigeria

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They're being warned not to send money abroad.

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Our investigations reporter Kevin Magee has more.

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The owners of this B in County Antrim are used to receiving

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bookings by e-mail. But not like the one that recently arrived from a

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couple calling themselves Mr and Mrs Anderson. Because of the way it was

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written, the owner became suspicious.

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I told them I had no availability for that week, so they asked if they

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could have a different dates. I thought when they started to do

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that, there was something odd about it. I thought the e-mail was a lot

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anyway. TA Mel also contains what resembled

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a local phone number. The number given me look like a UK phone

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number, but here is what happens when I call it. The numbers you

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called is not responding. That recording mentions the currency in

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Nigeria. It actually links through to a Nigerian answering service. It

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the BNP was part of what is known as an overpayment down. B owner is

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asked to accept a Eurocheque for more than the cost of the building

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and sent back the difference from their own bank accounts.

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These checks unfortunately take more than 21 days to clear. It shows as a

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credit on your account but it is uncleared funds. You withdraw the

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money that is over and above your rental fee and you follow their

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instructions and send it back to wherever it is to go.

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The B partnership is urging caution.

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Please do not give out your credit card details to any of these

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e-mails, details.

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It is understood that the same scam was tried in another -- in a number

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of other countries before trying here.

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Final confirmation that the five Garth Brooks concerts

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in Dublin will not take place came today as ticket refunds began.

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400,000 people bought tickets but as Mark Simpson reports,

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it could take three weeks for everyone to get their money back.

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One by one, they came to give back their tickets and claimed refunds.

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For all Garth Brooks fans, it was a painful process. Including this

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family from North Belfast. We camped outside here for two days.

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family from North Belfast. You have to wait 21 days to get your

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money back, ridiculous. We have lost our coach fares for coming down

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here. I just think it's outrageous. One of the most successful music

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stars in the world, and not letting him play? Unbelievable. Bring him to

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Belfast. I would go up and have a singsong!

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Ticketmaster are giving full refunds including the service charge. After

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all five concerts quickly sold out, some fans got tickets on the black

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market or from an official website. For them, getting their money back

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may not be so straightforward. For some ticket holders, the Croke Park

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fiasco is not over yet. Coming up: We have an exclusive

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interview with bronze medal winner Alan Campbell. He has been dropped

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from the Great Britain squad. It's been a good opening day

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for Rory McIlroy at the Open at Hoylake - Stephen Watson is at

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Royal Liverpool for BBC Newsline. A lovely evening here, tarot.

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Earlier this week, Rory McIlroy told us that he hoped his preparation at

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home should set him up for a big challenge here this week. He has

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certainly delivered on his promise because he leads the Open

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Championship after a fabulous opening round of the six under par.

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His challenge tomorrow is to try and end a string of disappointing

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performances on the Friday -- delighted with his day's works, Rory

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McIlroy headed to the clubhouse after a memorable opening round. He

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had produced a near flawless exhibition of golf. Showing some of

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the forum that has already helped him captured two major

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championships. The Hollywood man has his eyes firmly fixed on another. He

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rolled in six effortless birdie -- birdie. Even when he found trouble,

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his magical touch did not let him down.

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Any time you can shoot a bogey free round in The Open, you have to take

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it. I'm really happy with that and it sets me up for a great week. You

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looked as if you are enjoying yourself?

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Yes. What is not to enjoy? Great weather, great golf course,

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fantastic crowd. You have to... I'm not going to play in this

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championship forever. You have to enjoy it while it lasts. Whenever

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you aren't shooting scores like that, it makes it even easier to

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enjoy. Second rounds this year have not

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been kind to you. I'm trying to approach tomorrow like

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I approach tomorrow like I approached. I'm just trying to take

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it one shot at a time. If I can do that, hopefully, that ends up adding

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up to a good number at the end of the day.

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Aaron Clark is six shots behind Rory McIlroy. -- Darren Clarke. Brain the

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door has work to do tomorrow after a disappointing brand of two over par.

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-- Graeme McDowell. He is eight shots behind Rory McIlroy. Michael

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Hoey is one shot further back. The Coleraine rower Alan Campbell

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will not compete in next month's world championship. The Olympic

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bronze medallist was devastated to learn that he had been dropped from

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the GB rowing team, for the first time in a decade. Now? Hang over his

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participation in the next Olympics in Rio. He has been speaking

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exclusively to us. Two years ago, the tears flowed when

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Alan Campbell clinched Olympic bronze medal in London. But his

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hopes of going to a fourth games in Rio have been dealt a serious blow

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when he was told, this week, that he had been dropped from the GB squad.

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I'm pretty devastated. The chief coach took me aside and said that my

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performance was not, did not meet criteria, was not good enough to be

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selected and, therefore, I would not be going to the world Championships.

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That sends a message to me that you have to do well at this race in

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order to be able to do that race. The races I want to do other

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Championships. Trying to qualify to go to the Olympic Games -- I'm

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trying. And then ultimately Rio. He knows his recent results have not

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been good enough, including failing to make the semifinals of last

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week's Lucerne World Cup. Now he has -- now faces the risk of having his

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funding cuts. It was just me, I would probably choose to live here

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at the club. I still have that ambition, that desire. But I have to

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consider other people in my decision-making. That would make it

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tough is funding was to be cut. It would make it incredibly tough for

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me to actually go, I will just keep going.

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But despite this setback, the dream of competing at another Olympics is

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not dead. I can come back from this -- if I can come back from this, I

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will give myself a really good chance of going forward to Rio. This

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decision shows the ruthlessness of sport at the highest level, but if

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they challenged he seems ready to accept.

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In tonight's Europa League football, Crusaders are 2-0 away to

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We'll have the fulltimes from that and Linfield's and Derry's

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That it's from The Open golf championship where Rory McIlroy

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bleeds. -- is in the lead. Here is the

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More warm weather over the next few days but more unsettled, with the

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risk of showers and underlining. It has been a warm day. Some people

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took advantage of the warm weather, this is Portstewart this lunch time.

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Not quite so busy outside, today, but I'm sure it was a beautiful art

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for a picnic. This evening, there is still some sunshine around. The best

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of it across the East. More cloud of the West but hopefully that should

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break up. Staying dry tonight and also fairly warm. Savage in Belfast

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tonight may not struck much lower than 15 degrees. We are expecting

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things to feel more human. More of a breeze picking up. There will be

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some showers. Not to begin with, some sunshine to start with. Showers

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moving up from the eve. Some will be on the heavy side and is the risk of

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undermining. It will not be raining all the time and will be sent dry

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gaps and sunshine at times. Because the air is warm, it means when the

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sun comes out territories will easily reach the low 20s,

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particularly across parts of the West. It was all humans despite

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breeze. Eventually, showers start to edge away. There should be some fine

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weather around tomorrow evening. A lot of places will become fairly dry

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tomorrow night. Very warm and misty with the risk of extensive sea fog

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across parts of the East Coast. with the risk of extensive sea fog

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Saturday, we are expecting intense thundery downpours. It could mean

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that there is some disruption to play, for instance, at the Open

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Championship. Things across Northern Ireland this weekend, not quite so

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bad with dry weather, warm weather but also some showers. Sunday will

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also bring some sharp showers, but a much smaller risk of thunder.

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Eventually things are settling down again on Monday.

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