01/05/2016 BBC Newsline

6,000 people here have been affected by a direct debit processing error

It has apologised after mistakenly taking 100 times the amount

supporters had pledged from their bank accounts.

The e-mail which told UK Concern supporters that they may have been

paying out a lot more than they signed up for.

On Friday almost 25,000 of them were informed that

Klara was among those warned that 100 times the usual amount would be

coming out of their accounts - for her, a withdrawal of ?500.

You are dealing with people's money here, you cannot make that mistake.

It wouldn't even be OK if it was ten, but it

But 100 times, that is an awful lot of money.

Human error, whatever it was, it shouldn't happen.

The charity has apologised to donors, and insists customers

Today it updated its advice for those affected.

If the payment has not gone out of your bank,

you should contact your bank and they may be able to stop

If the payment has gone through, we are advising our donors to ask

the bank to process an indemnity claim, that is the quickest way

to get their remuneration back; most banks should be able

Concern says it will refund those unable to get the money

back through their banks, and will reimburse any bank charges,

though that process could take much longer.

The charity says in more than ten years of collecting donations

through direct debit, this is the first time such

It has launched an internal investigation to try to find

A march to remember the victims of the Holocaust took

place in Belfast city centre this afternoon.

The March of Life comes as the Labour Party is embroiled

They gathered at the Jaffe Fountain, a memorial to the Jewish man

instrumental in building Great Victoria Street synagogue.

Among them, a couple who are first-generation

It is important as a memorial also to my late father and

Do you think it has been safe or safer in Northern Ireland,

It was probably safer to us growing up, although they used to joke

to us, are you a Catholic Jew or a Protestant Jew?

There is always going to be racism, whether it is against Jews

A splash of colour on an otherwise grey, wet day -

the marchers carrying the flags of the countries of Europe as they

mark this special Holocaust Day in Belfast city centre.

It is important to remember that loss, but also

So one of the things I think Northern Ireland

needs more than any other nation is forgiveness.

The people made their way through the streets to the City Hall,

where in the late 1800s and early 1900s Sir Otto Jaffe sat

in council as the city's first Jewish Lord Mayor.

More than 18,000 people are expected to take

to the streets of Belfast tomorrow in the city's 35th marathon.

Organisers say there will be some disruption

to traffic in the city centre, but that everything's in place

We have had full cooperation from the police as always,

so people will be able to get through when police allow them,

Hopefully there will not be too much disruption.

We have been doing this for 35 years now, so I think people will expect

there to be a slight amount of traffic disruption.

And tomorrow Good Morning Ulster on BBC Radio Ulster will be

live from the Belfast marathon from 7:00am.

Well, if you are taking part you will be hoping for some dry

With the bank holiday forecast, here's Cecilia.

It was warmer today, temperatures hit the mid-teens. At long last it

is well overdue, we are expecting temperatures to Rockies to possibly

the high teens by the end of the week. Combined with a little bit of

rain and some sunshine, we are expecting things to start growing in

our gardens. There should be a lot of dry weather as well particularly

Wednesday onwards. Rain is coming in from the West tonight though,

accompanied by gusty wind. It is now tonight but they are coming in

behind will be cooler and fresher, so expect it to feel a little bit

cruel at times tomorrow, some showers around but a decent amount

of dry weather with some sunshine. -- a little bit cool. A dry start

for the marathon, but the wind will be is quite strong at times and

there will be one or two showers. That may move so we quickly, it

brightens up from the West. The odd shower, but many places will have a

dry morning. Across the Republic some sunshine, the odd shower. Sharp

showers across Scotland, particularly higher ground, and that

whether from tonight slides towards London and south-east England during

the latter part of the day. So bright and breezy tomorrow afternoon

for us, one to heavy showers around, there could be some hail mixed in as

well, hopefully not affecting too many runners. On Tuesday there will

be a few showers mainly across Scotland, 12 in northern Scotland

and northern England. On Wednesday a lot of dry weather to. More cloud

and some rain moving into the west coast of Ireland and western

Scotland, but hopefully that is as far as it gets. Warmer too, cluster

20 degrees in fact over London and south-east England. So a warmer with

coming up. -- close to 20 degrees. There would be too much rain either.

That's it from us, join us after six tomorrow morning. Good night.