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you. That is all from me. Now on BBC One we join the BBC's news teams

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where This is BBC Newsline.

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The headlines this Tuesday evening: A pensioner drowns in a Bessbrook

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lake after trying to swim to A woman fears

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for her family's safety after their home is attacked during a spate

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of hate crimes The home of the DUP They will come again, we fear. The

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home of Mayor of Coleraine is attacked for

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the third time in less than a year. It's revealed that only a quarter

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of members of Northern Ireland's May the force be with you -

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filming for the new Star Wars movie A Northern Ireland boxer makes

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history at the Commonwealth Games. And there won't be much rain around

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tonight, but showers are expected over the next few days, so it's time

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to get the umbrellas back out. He didn't have a bad bone

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in his body - that was one tribute to Oswald Bradley,

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also known as Ossie, who got into difficulties when he was attempting

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to swim across Bessbrook pond. He was trying to erect a union

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flag alongside two tricolours which had been put up on a small island.

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And it cost him his life. Our reporter Helen Jones spent the

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day in the County Armagh village. the DUP a family grieving behind

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closed doors. A father of two and grandfather of four lived here.

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Described as larger-than-life, Oswald Bradley was a well-known

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character who loved bowling and country and western music, and this

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is where he died, a beauty spot which had become a talking point. In

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a good village where relations are good, two tricolours appeared last

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week on an island. I've spoken to a few people who say they were here

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when Oswald Bradley walked into the water. He talked to the friend of a

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17-year-old who tried to save him. He said he was going to put a Union

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flag up alongside the two tricolours. He said Bessbrook is

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50-50. He got into the water and shouted for help and his head went

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under. This is where he collected his newspaper every day, and today

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he was front-page news. There wasn't a sectarian bone in Oswald

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Bradley's body, but he felt strongly that the values of shared space had

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been breached by the bank that backed the planting of Irish

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tricolour flags and he felt strongly that no one else was doing anything

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about it and he needed to, with tragic consequences. Last week Sinn

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Fein called for the people who put the flags up to take them down. They

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work me moved by the police with agreement from local

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representatives. A man gave his life and I think we should respect the

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fact he died doing something he wanted to do, but it is an

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opportunity that his memory should not be of someone trying to be moved

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flags but that would contribute to the flags issue. Touched by tragedy,

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even more real to the victim of Kingsmills. Oswald Bradley's cousin

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was one of ten workmen killed in 1956. One survivor was his lifelong

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friend. In a small village like this, everyone pulls together. We

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Unite when something goes wrong, but Ossie, if there was a death in any

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house, Ossie with be among the first to be there with a tray of some

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witches asking if they needed anything, that is the kind of guy he

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was, open hearted to a fault. A simple act and lost in thought, a

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wreath is late. Friends, family and a close community in mourning.

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A mother whose home was damaged in east Belfast last night says she

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Paint was thrown, windows smashed and cars damaged

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The police say they're investigating eight incidents in the area and are

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treating them as hate crimes. Ciara Riddell reports.

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There have been racist attacks in this area before but nothing on this

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scale. There is barely a gable wall free from racist graffiti in the

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streets of Bloomfield Avenue. Homes and cars were also attacked. This

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woman and her children were victims. They moved here from Slovakia two

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years ago. You see this, my children, we watched TV and... There

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was a noise, boom. I don't know what this, I don't know. It's the prizes

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as. She thinks they will come again. Neighbours were also shot. It shook

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me up last night because I am a nervy person and it scared me, so

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what would it be like for the families? They have to think about

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the children, they are in the house. The police are investigating eight

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incidents of hate crime and say they are doing everything they can to

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find those responsible. Politicians are also calling for calm.

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There was a level of orchestration to these attacks.

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However, at this stage it is impossible to say whether any

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We would appeal to members of the community, especially in that area,

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or anyone who has any information about these attacks, to come forward

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and provide that information to detectives at Musgrave using the 101

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The community need to come together and show people they are welcome in

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the area and any information they have, they need to bring forward to

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the police so they can bring these people to justice. Council workers

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arrived early to cover graffiti but it is the damage due community

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relations here that will be harder to raise. -- to erase.

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The home of the DUP Mayor of Coleraine has been attacked.

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Graffiti was daubed on the wall of George Duddy's house,

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while a car parked in a nearby street was damaged.

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A union flag was also removed from outside a third house

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Here's our north-west reporter, Keiron Tourish.

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This photo was taken several hours after the home of the George Duddy

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was targeted overnight. The graffiti dog on a wall has since been painted

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over. Mr Duddy says two neighbours were also singled out. It arose of

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liquid was poured over a car part were also singled out. It arose of

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the drive, or substantial damage was caused to paintwork. A Union flag

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was removed from the front of a house and graffiti was prepainted on

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the porch. I believe it is sectarian hatred. I fly a flag, they both fly

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flags and I just put it down to pure sectarian hatred from a small number

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of people. There has been condemnation of the attacks. We are

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horrified at these actions. There is no lace in our society and our

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country for these actions and we condemn what has happened in the

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last 24 hours. Angry that this is the third occasion in less than 12

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months but the mayor has been targeted and his neighbours, and one

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of his neighbours is a nurse who now cannot carry out her job in the

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community, so is this is a vicious sectarian campaign that needs to

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stop and the police need to stop it. The police are investigating a link

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between all three incidents and are treating them as a hate crime. They

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appealed for witnesses to come forward.

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The police have recovered what they believe to be component parts

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The items were found after the search of a derelict

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Only one in four councillors on our new supercouncils is female.

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The councils become operational next year following May's elections.

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The new North Down and Ards has the lowest female

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Belfast, both old and new, boasts one of the highest percentages.

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And for the first time, all the top posts are held by women.

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Our political correspondent Martina Purdy has this report.

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For decades, it's been the men who dominated Belfast council, but not

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this year. The Lord Mayor, Deputy Mayor and high share of our women.

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This is the first time, and it has put the Spotlight on women in

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councils, so is this a quirk in the system or a sign of the times? It is

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a quirk that they coincided with the fact we are making so much of it is

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a comment on the fact that women are not a minority, at least half the

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population and we are so far short of that in terms of logical

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representation. It is just a bit depressing it'd still be some

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21st-century. Although women make up just over half the population here,

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only 30% of councillors in the new Belfast supercouncils are women, a

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small dip from the current council. In some cases women are better

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represented in the new councils. Mid and East Antrim has a 30% ratio were

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as large council has just 13%. The lowest percentage is in the new

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North Down and aren't council, only 17% female, and in many of the 11

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new councils the percentage of women has dipped. In the newly merged

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tarmac Ambridge and Craigavon Council, it is 26%, a drop from the

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current 40%. The new Lord Mayor is only the third woman to hold the

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post in a century. She has made the forgotten a theme of her year in

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office and hopes to inspire other women into politics. I have an

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initiative where one girl a month with shadow made and I hope to give

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them an insight into what it is like to be Lord Mayor and connect it to

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young girls across the city, so hopefully one of those girls you may

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see as a future Lord Mayor. This teenager is out with the Lord Mayor

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learning about the work of the welcome Centre, which helps double

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dribble across the city. Would you like to be a politician? Yes, I

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would like to make a change. Did you think there are enough women

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politicians out there? If there are more, it would be good so they get

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the same chance as men do. The Lord Mayor says women bring a much-needed

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perspective to the table, so why do more not stand for office? I think,

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doesn't that I think confidence is a factor, election is one, resource is

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another, and I think those combined, childcare is another issue

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that can be a challenge to women who have children because in politics

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you work anti-social hours and it can be aggressive, so I think we

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need a culture change. Parties say they are actively encouraging women

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into politics, but under representation remains a problem not

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just at council level it at Stormont and Westminster.

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We did have a political party, the Women's Coalition, until 2006,

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and with me is one of its former MLAs, Jane Morrice.

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Does it matter that women are under-represented?

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Of course it does. It is hugely important that our government

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reflects the society in which we live and we want to see ourselves

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reflect that in government and that makes for an equal society, for a

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healthy arrangement for everyone. Do we need to force

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parties to have quotas? It's been used before to increase

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Catholic representation in the PSNI. A variety of things are needed. It

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was interesting what the Lord Mayor said about confidence and party

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quotas, about encouragement and support and childcare and flexible

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working arrangements, all of these are needed. Certainly logical will

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is very important and our parties should be doing out other way to try

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to encourage women to come forward -- political will. That is about not

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just tapping on them on the shoulder but saying here is what you can do

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and what we can do for you, because they need to see they will look

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better if they have more women in their ranks? Does it come down to

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forcing the issue? Scotland and Wales have brought in quotas. It has

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been far too long and we are moving in the right direction, it is up I

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2% from the last councils so we are moving in the right direction but

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too slowly. Rwanda has more than 60% in its parliament, it has been very

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good at getting it, whether it is quotas or list systems or reserving

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seats for women. I believe a combination of these things would be

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valuable. Is it a case of women being

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turned off politics here? Was it a bruising experience

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for you? Definitely. Lots of people say did

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you enjoy it, and I say enjoyable is not the word, challenging,

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rewarding, interesting and fascinating, but it is tough, I

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believe it is easier now than it was back then, but I do not think it

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should put women. The more women in, the less tough it should be because

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we can change the culture of politics to be less adversarial,

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much more consensus-building, a different way of doing politics

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which women bring to the table. Thank you for joining us.

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It's 28 years since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster,

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and dozens of local families continue to give up a few weeks

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of their summer to provide children from the region with a holiday.

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Today the 46 children from Belarus and the Ukraine were with

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their hosts for a day out in County Fermanagh.

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As our south-west reporter Julian Fowler found out,

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the generosity of local people continues to make a big difference.

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Since 1994, almost 3500 shoulder and from shrill but have spent a

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three-week summer holiday here. As well as providing new experiences,

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it has health benefits. These children are forced to suffer

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through no fault of their own and it means their immune system is

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severely damaged, especially young girls who suffer a lot of thyroid

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problems, and bringing them here for three weeks are just that toxin

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levels in their body by up to 40%. Many families hopes children year

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after year. Sometimes we bring one, sometimes two. This year we brought

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one and she is a treat to have in the house. What dishy like best

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about her time in Northern Ireland? Walking around the parks, to see the

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sea and walking on the beach. One of the interpreters first came here on

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holiday as a seven-year-old. It is amazing to come back when you are

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not a small child, as a grown-up, it is great and when you are

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responsible for the children. Another interpreter was funded to

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study childcare at Omagh college. The experience helped to go on to

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university and become a teacher. Starting at Omagh college gave me a

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good push to become a teacher of English, so it was my dream to come

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back in Northern Ireland as an interpreter again. The charity has

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helped children for the past 20 years and with people's generosity

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its work is set to continue as the effects of the disaster will be felt

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for many generations to come. The young people will return home in two

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weeks, taking the memories of their time here and leaving behind the

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many new friends they have made. It's been rumoured for weeks that

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something intergalactic was about to land on the tiny island

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of Skellig Michael in County Kerry. Scenes for the new Star Wars movie

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are being filmed there, It's taking place inside a secret

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cordon patrolled by a naval ship. The force is strong with Skellig

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Michael. After much secrecy and speculation, Lee what is out of the

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bag. The new Star Wars movie is filming on the UNESCO Heritage site

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in County Kerry and there is a force field around the island to make sure

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no one gets a sneak preview. An Irish naval ship is patrolling a

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two-mile exclusion zone around the rock. This isn't the first lot

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faster to be shot here and people are looking pod to the inevitable

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influx of Star Wars fans. You have generations that have enjoyed Star

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Wars and I think you will have them coming to the island for years to

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come. You see the impact a film has an areas, especially Ryan's

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daughter, so it is great to see a global production come in. Local

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boat crews have been drafted in to provide ferry crew and equipment.

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Meanwhile it is thought the stars are being flown in by helicopter.

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There is a chance Harrison Ford is in there, possibly even Mark Hamill,

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both of whom are in this latest chapter. As do what you're doing on

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Skellig Michael, we will have to wait for the film's release to find

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out. It's day six at the

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Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Let's find out how

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Northern Ireland's athletes have been faring today, and join

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Stephen Watson live in Glasgow. NI's boxing team remain

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on course to better the five medals Three are in quarterfinal

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action this evening. Unfortunately,

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Ruairi Dalton lost this afternoon, but there are still nine boxers one

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win away from at least a bronze. One

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of the fighters made a little bit Belfast's Michaela Walsh won

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the first ever women's boxing match All the hard hours spent training

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paid off last night for Michaella Walsh. The 21-year-old flyweight

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gave a mature display to pick off her opponent and emerge victorious

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on all three judges' scorecards. I'm happy with my performance the just

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to get the first one out of the way and I believe I can make the final,

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the Golden girls here but hopefully she won't be the golden girl for

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much longer. I have worked so hard for this and it is all paying off.

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This is a dream come true and just start tonight. Earlier today, Ruairi

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Dalton saw his hopes of a metal dashed after losing a bruising

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encounter to Andrew Moloney. He was the better man. He was a quick

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starter, I think I lost the will that I came here and want to fight

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so I didn't do that badly. Nine other boxers from the team are still

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in with a chance of a medal and one former Commonwealth champion thinks

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that is not by chance. I think it is just, we love combat and I think

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that we are especially suited to boxing and we are good at it, one of

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the top fighting nations in the world. With a population, north and

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south, of 5 million people, one of the top five nations in the world,

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it is remarkable. Joe Fitzpatrick will be the first of a Northern

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Irish trio in action tonight, looking for a wind that will secure

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a medal. -- a win. Our prolific shooter David Calvert

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just missed out on a medal, finishing fourth in the full bore

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rifle by just a single point. And he wasn?t the only one out

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of luck. One thing you don't want during the

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mountain bike race is a puncture. That's exactly what happened to

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Claire Oakley. She may have been last, but was determined to finish

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the race. And much appreciated either supporters here, just how

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much effort that has taken her to finish this course. But one Northern

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Irish competitor was enjoying his games today. Following in the great

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tradition of the Catholic Church in Northern Ireland in the 1970s. Peter

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Glass was making his first appearance in the catalogue after

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the pole vault. Ben Reynolds is out of the 100 metre hurdles. He

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finished sixth in his eight. -- in his heat. Matthew Cosgrave impressed

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during his parallel bars routine. That was a good routine, safe and

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secure. Nicole Moore Winnie stood out as she bids for a place in the

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individual all-around final -- Moni. Sister Ray Maflin won her heat in

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the 400 metres freestyle -- Sycerika McMahon. She helped the team into a

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final. Our net bowlers will take on the hosts, Scotland, tomorrow. And

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in lawn bowls, the men are trying to add to their silver medal won

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yesterday. A win tonight and they will be into the knockout stages.

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Let's keep our fingers crossed for more medals.

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Northern Ireland got their Milk Cup youth football tournament

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off to the perfect start thanks to a 2-0 victory over China.

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Crowd favourites Manchester United scored plenty of goals, but it was

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a local player who has provided the highlight of the tournament so far.

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Many of the world's top players made their name in this competition and

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the likes of Wayne Rooney or David Beckham will have been proud of a

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girl like this. 16-year-old Mark Sykes' stunning kick helped County

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Antrim to a victory over County Down. There were goals galore for

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Manchester United as they had 11 pass Australian side Gold Coast

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Academy. -- they had 11 past them. Manager Stephen Creggan will have

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few complaints about Northern Ireland's's opening performance.

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First-half goals were the difference against China and they will be back

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in action tomorrow night as they face the holders, Mexico.

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More from the Milk Cup on our late bulletin, and all the latest

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Now, Cecilia, time for weather. What is in store? What would you like?

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Sunshine, please. Now, Cecilia, time for weather. What

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is in store? What would you like? Sunshine, please. It wasn't too bad

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today but it is looking more and settled over the next few days.

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There was cloud in the north and west but it is spinning in Belfast,

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down and our maths and that is how it is looking at the moment,

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sunshine this evening over Armagh and County Down, dry until the early

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hours when there will be showers in the north and west, but where skies

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are clear temperatures will drop to around 12 degrees. Tomorrow you will

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need the umbrella because showery Rane will move south. It is in the

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north and west initially, hits Belfast in the rush-hour and slides

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south towards midday. It will be weakening and it looks like we will

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see sunshine in the afternoon. Dividing the day ended two, the

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morning more likely to see rain and the afternoon more dry than wet,

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although there are still a few showers around but in between there

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will be cleansers of sun, still quite indivisible breeze but

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temperatures similar to today. Maybe we will squeeze in 21 in parts of

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south down. A few showers around, reasonably bright as we end the day

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and then tomorrow night not much changing, just a few showers, but

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towards the end of the night there will be heavy showers for Thursday

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morning. There is the I suspect will bring heavy rain and possibly a risk

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of thunder, at least in the first half of the day, it should turn

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drier later on because a couple of weather fronts move in on Thursday.

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Low pressure settles just beside us for the weekend, so we will not see

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a return to dry and sunny weather this weekend but it is not a

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complete wash-out. There will be sunshine and always a few showers

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nearby so you will need to make the most of the dry and bright gaps but

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keep an umbrella handy. can also keep in contact with

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us via Facebook and Twitter. tomorrow. But Andrew Osagie

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controversially was disqualified from the 800 metres. He said,

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unbelievable actions to get I leave the ashram, travel halfway

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across the world to find my father, Oh, well. As Vashrati says,

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gotta keep smiling!

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