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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline:

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As a 17-year-old appears in court accused of killing a young

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woman in a hit and run - those who knew her pay tribute.

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She was someone with -- who worked extremely hard, she was

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compassionate, and she always had a wonderful sense of humour.

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Politicians here follow the Prime Minister by

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An inquest hears how this 11-year-old boy was close to an army

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vehicle when he was hit by a rubber bullet in 1972.

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Also coming up on the programme: A change of venue for the Irish Open -

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it'll now not be held at the Lough Erne

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Another missed opportunity for Rory McIlroy at the Masters -

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he tells BBC Newsline what went wrong.

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And a really messy weather picture, all thanks to this area of low

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pressure in the Atlantic. Nineteen year old Lesley-Ann

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McCarragher was jogging on Monaghan Road in Armagh

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when she was knocked down by a car in a hit and run

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on Saturday afternoon. A teenager appeared in court today

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accused of killing her. The court was told the 17 year

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old boy went to the police that night and told them he had sold

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the car less than an hour Lesley-Ann McCarragher was jogging

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just a few hundred yards from her home when she was hit and fatally

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injured. Police believe the car was being driven by a 17-year-old boy

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who cannot be named because of his age.

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The accused had bought the car on Friday, but says he sold at 45

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minutes before this incident. A witness described seeing the car on

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Saturday being driven at speed they estimated at up to 90 mph. They said

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it appeared to be racing another car, a black folks wagon goal.

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Detectives told the court that at one point the white Saab went to

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overtake another vehicle, mounted the hard shoulder, and it was there

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that it struck Lesley-Ann McCarragher.

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The accused handed himself in on Saturday night, the car was found in

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a garage rented by his brother. He is charged with causing death by

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dangerous driving, failure to stop -- report an accident, and having

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insufficient insurance. It was said that the woman who sold

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the car received a text on her mobile phone asking her to say

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whether she had sold the car. Later, the youth said he had bought it on

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Friday but that he had soldered before the incident.

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Today, some of those who knew Lesley and paid tribute to her.

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-- Saab. She was compassionate, and had a great sense of humour.

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Her death brings to the total 17 -- brings to the -- brings to 17, the

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number of people killed on our roads this year.

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The Prime Minister David Cameron decided to detail his tax returns to

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try and defuse a row over his personal finances. The leaders of

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all the main political parties here say they plan to do the same. Our

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political correspondent reports. Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt

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wasted no time getting his tax returns in order as he prepared to

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publish them. His income from the Assembly is just over 52 and a half

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thousand pounds. -- 50 ?2500.

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I have no difficulty publishing this, there is a genuine public

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concern that elected representatives are seen to be open and transparent

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in all their dealings. This afternoon the First Minister

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published her latest tax returns, which showed she earned just over

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?78,000 from the Assembly, while her office expenses total 60 -- 60

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?5,500. The Deputy First Minister, the

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Alliance leader and the SDLP leader said they will also put the tax

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affairs in the public domain. I will gladly publish my very boring

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tax returns, and I think others should do the same. There are no

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offshore accounts here, and I think everybody who is a senior politician

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in this country should do the same. I would love to see the Tory Cabinet

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do the same. But how much will the figures

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reveal? This expert believes the paperwork will raise many questions.

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In terms of the information put into the public domain, to what purpose

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is it going to be used? Is it really going to achieve anything really?

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So, the question is will the decision by our political leaders to

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publish their tax returns reassure the man or woman on the street?

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People need to know what is going on.

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And we trust politicians more if you concede documents like this?

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Definitely. I think the trust for politicians

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disappeared a long time ago. Will this lead to the overall cost of all

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put in -- all politicians, probably not.

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Would you trust politicians more if you could see their tax dealings?

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I don't trust them anyway. No. Suffix makes no difference?

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-- so this makes no difference? If it were my P 60, my wife doesn't

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even see that! The Prime Minister hopes the

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publication of his tax returns will defuse the row over his finances. It

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remains to be seen what Tom if any, will be the fallout here.

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Still ahead on BBC Newsline: The SDLP election manifesto -

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we look at the party's plans and promises.

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A long awaited inquest into the death of 11-year-old

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Francis Rowntree, who was killed after he was hit by a rubber bullet

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in 1972, has been told the soldier who shot him had a "clear view

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Francis Roundtree was 11 when he was hit by a rubber bullet.

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1972 was one of the worst years in the history of the Troubles. The

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inquest into the death of Francis Rowntree was told the area was a

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hotbed for rioting. Giving evidence today, a friend of Francis's, who

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met him in 1972. He told the inquest that while he

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could hear disturbances nearby, there were no cars on fire rioting

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where they were. He said a group of up to six of them

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were making their way through the flats complex when they came across

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an army Saracen. Francis, he said, was more curious than the rest of

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them. He started to walk towards the vehicle. He was not carrying

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anything. He said the 11-year-old was just ten yards from the Saracen

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when he heard a large bang. He said Frances seemed to be lifted off his

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feet and jerked backwards. -- Francis. Counsel for the Ministry

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of Defence asked him if he engaged in riots.

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Yes, I was a serial rioter, he said, I took days of school to riot.

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Asked if France's ever went rioting with him, no, not at all, he said.

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-- Francis. Asked if Francis was the sort of

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person who would get involved in rioting, his brother said today he

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was never in trouble with the police or at school.

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He was more involved or interested in sport, and that is all he thought

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of, he wouldn't have gone out. As inquests hear evidence

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on killings from the Troubles, the issue of how we deal

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with the past still divides public No start date has been set

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for the inquiry into the activities of the Army agent known

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as Stakeknife, nor is it clear at this stage

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who will be paying for it. We have been listening to a family

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bitterly divided over whether the investigation should

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take even take place. Joseph Buttler home's body was

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dumped -- found John -- dumped on the border, having been shot by the

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IRA. For a long period, the army's most high-ranking agent, known as

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Stakeknife, was running the IRA's internal security network. The West

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Belfast man denies being an agent. Stakeknife is now being investigated

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in connection with the murder of 15 people. Joseph's father supports

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this. Why did they not act? While it is

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Stakeknife not in jail now? One of the problems when it comes to

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dealing with the past is that not all victims want the same thing.

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Some are seeking truth, justice, reconciliation, and some don't want

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anything at all. To make matters even more difficult, there can be

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differences even within families. Another pallbearer at Joseph

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Mulheim's funeral was his younger brother Fran. Now living in the

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North of England, he feels the inquiry is focusing on the wrong

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people. Everybody's talking about

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Stakeknife, but what about the people gradually pulled the trigger

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is? Right now it just seems that they are sort of getting a free

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pass. He also believes an inquiry into the

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activities of Stakeknife is selective, and that other victims

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are being ignored. Either you provide something for all

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of the victims, all you do with none of them, you cannot cherry pick. It

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causes resentment and doesn't allow the province to move on.

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The family is also split over the cost. One estimate of the Bill is ?5

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million per year for five years. I think that some is probably

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mentioned to come up with secured -- excuses why they don't have an

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investigation. That money could be better spent on

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teachers, nurses, or just doing something to help move on.

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The PSNI has said its preferred option is to employ detectives from

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outside Northern Ireland to conduct the inquiry.

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The charity Extern is to take over some of the potentially life-saving

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counselling work carried out by the mental health charity Fasa.

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It was forced to close because of financial

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46 staff members at Fasa were made redundant and thousands of people

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on waiting lists were left in limbo after counselling

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After several weeks of negotiations an arrangement has been now

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reached between the Public Health Agency and Extern.

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The SDLP has launched its Assembly election manifesto with a pledge

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to give every new born child in Northern Ireland

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The leader Colum Eastwood unveiled his election promises

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as a third party councillor quit the SDLP after a row about candidate

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Here's our political editor Mark Devenport.

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Colum Eastwood's first manifesto since taking over as leader faces --

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features a number of pledges aimed at the younger generation. The SDLP

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promises a fund which will include a ?250 payment to children at birth

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followed by a further ?250 when they reach the age of ten.

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The party will boost free childcare provision from 12.5 hours per week

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to 20 hours, reduce tuition fees and reverse cuts to the number of

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student places. The SDLP insists it will only join a Government which

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commits to fairness in spreading wealth around, claiming there is a

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gross disparity in investment between different regions.

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Then there is a place called opposition, and if we do not achieve

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the massive change that we didn't see in the last programme of

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Government, we will not take place -- part in the Executive. We want to

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invest in young people, invest in the economy and turn around the

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stagnation and -- in the economy we have seen in the last ten years.

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The launch happened here, but further west in County Tyrone, the

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SDLP is experiencing a flight of its own councillors, with a third

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politician resigning in a row over candidate selection. Disputes like

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this happen at election time, but no doubt Colum Eastwood would have

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preferred it if it hadn't coincided with its first -- his first

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manifesto launch. Our economics and business editor

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John Campbell is looking at some of the economic promises

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and aspirations in each Funding for higher education has

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been under pressure, the local universities haven't been allowed to

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put up tuition fees, so they have responded by cutting student

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numbers, and the amount is due to fall by 1700 across both

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universities this year. Many commentators say this doesn't make

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sense, and they were hoping corporation tax would bring lots of

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high skilled jobs, so the SDLP said they would reduce that cut, add

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another 1000 places across both universities, and do this without

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raising tuition fees, in fact they would cut tuition fees by ?5,000 per

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year. So they are making a very chunky spending commitment for

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higher education. Preschool childcare, what is the

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party planning to do there? As Mark was saying, they want to

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move from 12.5 hours per week to 20, but ultimately what they are aiming

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to do is get to 30 hours per week, but is a commitment that is going to

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happen in England. That again is a fairly chunky spending commitment by

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the SDLP. Reduce student fees, childcare, ?250

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for each new baby. How does the SDLP plan to finance that?

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By my calculations that would be more than ?250 million per year over

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the four year Assembly term, but what the SDLP point to mainly his

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last Westminster budget, where it made another -- an extra ?223

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million per year available to the Executive. So they would say over

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four year 's most of that money would be available and you can get

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the rest by a fairly modest cuts in other departmental budgets. But the

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big thing to remember about all these manifestos, because we have

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come -- compulsory coalition, not everything will be implement it and

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it will all be down to the negotiation two weeks after the

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election. The Ukip leader in Northern Ireland

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David McNarry has done a U-turn on comments he made about deporting

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foreign doctors if they were He made the original comments

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during an interview on BBC Radio Ulster's Nolan

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programme this morning. Does that include a speeding fine, a

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parking ticket? If a foreigner gets a parking ticket, they will be

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deported? Yes. So a Polish doctor, working

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really hard, overstays 30 minute parking, gets a parking ticket.

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Yes. Why? Because he has broken the law.

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Later today David McNarry said he needed to clarify his remarks.

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He said no-one should be deported for a minor offence -

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and Ukip would not deport anyone for anything other than a serious

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offence followed by due process and conviction in the courts.

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There's plenty to come on this programme before 7:00, including:

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The Circuit of Ireland, as Craig Breen successfully

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Next year's Irish Open will not be staged in Fermanagh

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The Lough Erne Resort near Enniskillen had been scheduled

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to host the tournament, but a coastal links course -

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possibly Portstewart - will be chosen instead.

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Here's our southwest reporter Julian Fowler.

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The Lough Erne resort has held some big events, Rory McIlroy and Darren

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Clarke played here in 2010. And the G8 Summit was here in 2013. When

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helicopters, rather than golf balls, flew over the fairways. It was named

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as the venue of the 2017 Irish open two years ago, and the new owners of

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the resort have been investing in the hotel and golf course in

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anticipation of hosting the tournament. But the organisers, the

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European tour, want to move the Irish open to a traditional links

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course. A statement said they are extremely disappointed that the

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European tour has announced a change.

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The news has come as a blow to the local tourism industry.

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This part of the world needs events, we have a strong strategy for

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events, and if a man is to strive -- thrive in the future, these events

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are important for the local tourism industry and economy.

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A European tour Chief Executive -- Executive came here last night --

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last week, and said well next year's Irish open will not be set -- held

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here, he is confident the Lough Erne resort will host an event with the

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European tour in the future. From the Irish Open to the Masters

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in the United States at the weekend - the first major of the golfing

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season, and it was another opportunity for the world

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number three Rory McIlroy. Thomas Niblock has

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this evening's sport. Reflecting on another failed trip

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down Magnolia lane - Rory McIlroy says he needs

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to improve mentally if he's ever to complete the grand

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slam of golf's majors. A dejected McIlroy, who finished six

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shots behind winner Danny Willett, told BBC Newsline he must learn

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to cope with the pressure. Frustrated at Augusta again. It was

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another tournament when Rory McIlroy failed on his master 's mission. The

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relaxed approach which had worked so well early in the event disappeared,

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and with it, his dreams of a Grand Slam.

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The disappointment during and after his round was evident to see.

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What do you go away thinking you need to do better if you are to win

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a green jacket here? Just be mentally better. I felt like

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I was very... I don't know what the word is,

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if it was weak or if I Of course, you're going to be and I

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just didn't handle it the best. Out of every tournament

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in the world that we play, this is the one where I feel just

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a little bit different than the others, for obvious

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reasons, and I just have to learn how to control that because I think

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that's all that's holding me back. I don't think anything

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physically in my game It's more the mental

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challenge of coming here and trying to do something that

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I haven't done before. I know this golf course well, but it

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is playing it when it really matters. I can go round here and

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should in the 60s standing on my head when it doesn't mean anything,

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but when you are playing for something else, that is when I have

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to step up. So a dejected Rory McIlroy it leaves

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Augusta trying to work out how to come back and win here next year.

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The new Masters champion will help headline the Irish open next month.

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Now, this is the sight Ulster rugby supporters didn't want to see.

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Next season's star signing Marcell Coetzee limping

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off injured playing for the Natal Sharks

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The South African could be out of the game for up to nine months

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because of a serious knee injury - but Ulster Rugby confirmed this

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evening he will still be coming to Belfast later this year.

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Les Kiss, director of rugby with Ulster, says his injury

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It is unfortunate that it has happened. We'll move on, we've been

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in touch with him and we will work out how his surgery goes. But

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ultimately it is out of our hands anyway. We'll just focus on what

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we've got this weekend. World Rally Championship driver

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Craig Breen has successfully defended his Circuit

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of Ireland title. After two demanding days

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and fourteen stages around some of Ulster's most spectacular roads

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the Waterford man and co-driver Scott Martin won by ten seconds -

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overall the event was deemed a success by organisers

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although some drivers did find the going a little

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difficult at times. Now, it was the opening

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weekend in the British superbike championship -

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and a brilliant start to Starting from the second row,

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the 34-year-old from Toomebridge took the lead on the first lap

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and managed to hold off the challenge of Shane Byrne

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to secure his ninth Laverty finished sixth in the second

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race and now lies second overall, behind leader Byrne,

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competing for the first time since fracturing

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a wrist last summer. time since fracturing

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a wrist last summer, Jordanstown man Andy Reid won

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the British Superstock 1000cc series, riding

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for the Quattro Plant Kawasaki team. Local football, Crusaders

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are on the cusp of securing back-to-back Irish league titles

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for the first time The 2-0 win over Linfield

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at the weekend came compliments of second half

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goals from Gavin Whyte and Jordan Forsythe,

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and now leaves Stephen Baxter's men eight points clear of their nearest

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rivals at the top of the table Gaelic football, and there

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was disappointment for Donegal in the semifinal of the Allianz

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national football league. Trailing by five points

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at half-time in Croke Park, Donegal got off to the worst

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possible start after the break, with less than a minute gone

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Bernard Brogan scored a goal for Dublin, giving

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the All-Ireland champions That goal killed the game

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as a contest as Dublin ran out comfortable winners,

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beating Donegal by ten points. They now play Kerry

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in the league final. Finally this evening,

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a broken hand sustained in a club match means Tyrone goalkeeper

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Niall Morgan will miss the National Football League Division Two final

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against Cavan on Sunday week. The weather forecast

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is coming up in a moment, but over the weekend we'd hail,

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thunder, sleet and snow. Stormy conditions also led to three

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fishermen getting into difficulty They were taken to safety in gale

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force conditions and three-metre Geoff Maskell has

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the weather forecast. Good evening. It was a miserable

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morning this morning, with the rain coming down, and if you want one

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word to sum up the next couple of days, I think "Messy" would be a

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good one. This area of low pressure is swirling around of the Atlantic,

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drawing in this weather front, pulling the rain in across Ireland.

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This was its progress through the early hours of this morning is that

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rain worked its way, and there were some pretty heavy bursts.

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Over the next few days this front is going to sit across the British

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Isles, it is heading towards the south of us this evening. It means

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we have a reasonably dry few hours, but after midnight the front again

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starts to head north, pushing into all parts after an increasingly wet

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and windy night. Tuesday gets off to a similar start

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to today, a pretty wet start, it will improve later on. But where we

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saw the rain sinking south today, tomorrow we will say goodbye to it

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as it heads north. Becoming increasingly drier across the rest

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of Northern Ireland. Only a few holes in the cloud opening up, so we

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will keep temperatures around nine or 10 degrees. It is really not

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until the evening that we will see some more clearing skies, helping

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the temperatures drop away a little. We will see overnight lows of

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between two and 6 degrees. -- three and six. The rain we see -- said

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goodbye to on Tuesday we see a on Wednesday. The front is increasingly

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fragmented, still quite grey and cloudy, top temperatures of nine or

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10 degrees. But I'm afraid it is generally a pretty grey outlook over

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the next few days, and it's probably going to be a good week for travel

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agents because with an outlook like that, I can't be the only one

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thinking of some brighter skies ahead, can I?

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We're dreaming of it! Our late summary

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