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This is BBC Newsline, and these are headlines

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Plans for inquests into some of the most controversial killings

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A tweet deleted - but the heat hasn't gone away over

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A blow to Hazel Stewart's battle to keep the pension benefits

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The tough conditions facing vegetable farmers,

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at the mercy of the markets and the weather.

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And after a couple of bright showery days tomorrow looks a bit more

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A radical plan by Northern Ireland's most senior judge to deal

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with inquests into some of the most controversial killings of

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And the reason is that the Stormont Executive failed to sign off

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The Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan wanted funding for a five

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year programme to hear the inquests, but a proposed bid for the money

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wasn't even discussed by the Executive.

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Our home affairs correspondent Vincent Kearney

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Dozens of outstanding legacy inquests remain to be heard. They

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include some of the Troubles's most controversial dealings. -- killings.

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A plan has been announced to break the logjam. All inquests could be

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heard within five years. Among those who welcomed the announcement was

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the daughter of one of those killed in Barry Murphy in 1971. The Lord

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Chief Justice was very, very positive. He gave the families in

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that room that hope. It was not just Barry Murphy families, it was loads

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of victims. But the plan is now on hold. It is an established that the

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plan was spoken to with Declan Morgan, and the secretary of state

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released more than ?10 million of funding. The government has promised

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to do with the past. But the issue wasn't included on the agenda for

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discussion at the Executive last meeting in Derry in March. Their

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discussion, no agreement, no funding. Last week, the judge in

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charge of the Coroner's Court broke the news in the letter to legal team

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strips and Tingley families who met Declan Morgan early this year. He

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said the Lord Chief Justice is still awaiting a decision, and as a result

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the letter said it is unclear when Sir Declan Morgan's plan can be

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implemented. It is understood the Lord Chief Justice bitterly

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disappointed by the Executive's failure to act on the proposal. This

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man's son was with him on the day he was killed. He is now seriously ill

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in hospital and family fears this delay will mean he does not see the

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outcome of the inquest. It was promised before he died that the

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case would be closed. And now I feel as if I am letting him down. Because

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of what they promised him. He is not going to be seeing what he fought

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for 445 years, for justice for his dad. Under executive rules, the

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funding is proposed to make it onto the agenda for discussion. Arlene

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Foster is accused of having blocked the discussion. The DUP said the

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proposal would have impacted on the ability of the Executive to address

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the needs of victims. In a statement, it said the issue will be

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considered again by the new executive formed after this week's

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assembly elections. Sinn Fein expressed concern that the Lord

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Chief Justice's plan has been put on hold. It said the British Government

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has a responsibility to fund the legacy inquests.

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The First Minister Arlene Foster has issued a challenge to Sinn Fein

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over Gerry Adams controversial use of the N-word in a tweet.

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Mr Adams apologised yesterday for using the word in a reference

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about a movie about slavery in America.

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He later said he was comparing their plight to the treatment

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The Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said Mr Adams had made

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Our political correspondent Enda McClafferty reports.

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Even by his own admission, Gerry Adams lives life on the edge when it

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comes to Twitter. But this latest tweet is one which just won't go

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away. The Sinn Fein president had hoped his apology yesterday for

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using the N word would draw a line under the controversy but today his

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political opponents upped the ante. What it does is call in the very

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serious question once again Gerry Adam's leadership of Sinn Fein and

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his fitness to be a political leader in Ireland in this day and age. In

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any other political party in many countries in the world in any

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democratic society, someone countries in the world in any

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remarks like that and then trying to defend them and try to explain them

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away, it is usually the end of the political career. The DUP's First

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Minister Arlene Foster then when they step further suggesting that

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the leader needed to do more than a half-hearted apology. This is a big

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challenge for the Sinn Fein leadership. Similar to Jeremy

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Corbyn's challenge at the moment with Labour. Gerry Adams need to

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step up to the mark and deal with this issue but everyone is watching

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how he deals with it. In response, Sinn Fein said unlike the DUP they

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have been unequivocal in word and deed in their opposition to racism

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and described Arlene Foster's remarks as a cheap political swipe.

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Jerry is just like the rest of us, I think it was an honest mistake

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Jerry is just like the rest of us, I its credentials and standing up for

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people who have been treated unjustly, marginalised, disseminated

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against in the society right across clearly suggests to me that on this

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occasion this was an aberration. clearly suggests to me that on this

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think that this is something that no dance Gerry regrets. However

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concerned Sinn Fein might be mad it has been covered in the US was it

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has been covered by a large number of organisations. I think it would

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damage Northern Ireland, creating the wealth that I want in Northern

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Ireland. Any funny why he wanted to draw the comparison between the

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blood of slaves in America and Irish nationals here Gerry Adams claimed

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he was a founding member of the civil rights movement.

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he was a founding member of the according to the commentator Brian

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Feeney. In 1964, he was 18, and everyone knows who the founding

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members work to set up the civil rights Association. Gerry Adams was

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involved in protests about housing and tenant associations, and flat

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and joined the Civil Rights Association but certainly wasn't

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involved in founding the Civil Rights. The Sinn Fein president was

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back on Twitter this morning, telling his 100,000 plus followers

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what he was doing today. There seems to be one tweet still missing from

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his account and it will follow him for much longer than he likes.

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A man in his fifties died and five others were taken to hospital

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after a three-vehicle crash in County Antrim.

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The crash happened on the Collin Road between Ballyclare

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A second man, a woman, two girls and a boy

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Two of them are said to be in a critical condition.

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A man has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his mother

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The body of 69-year-old Margaret Evans was discovered in June 2014.

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Margaret Evans was a well-known local businesswoman. The

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69-year-old, known as Margo operated a hair salon for years before

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stepping down in January 2000 14. Just months later, her badly beaten

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body was discovered at her home. Her 32-year-old son was charged with her

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murder. Initially he entered a not guilty plea and was held under the

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Mental Health Act but today he pleaded guilty to manslaughter on

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the grounds of diminished responsibility and was remanded back

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into custody. He will be sentenced next month.

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The convicted double-killer Hazel Stewart has been denied legal

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aid in a financial case relating to the husband she murdered.

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She wants to keep the police pension benefits which she received

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A court case that was due to start tomorrow has been postponed.

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Hazel Stewart and Colin Howell were jailed for murder. 25 years ago they

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were having a affair with each other and killed their first spouses.

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Trevor Buchanan and Lesley Howell. It looked like suicide with over two

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decades passing before they were convicted. After the Buchanan death,

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Hazel Stewart was on a police pension. Now the National Crime

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Agency want her to repay that money under proceeds of crime legislation.

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But the schoolteacher is challenging the agency. However, the court heard

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today that she has failed to get legal aid. The case centres on money

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which has since been tied up in the family home with her second husband,

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with her head during the murder trial. He is also challenging the

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National Crime Agency case. Kevin Sharkey, BBC newsline.

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Tributes have been paid to the painter Basil Blackshaw

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He was well known for his paintings of everyday subjects including

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Our arts correspondent Robbie Meredith looks back

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Bold, brilliant, and an arsonist who took a fresh look at everything

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which surrounded him. Basil was the great figurative painter, giving it

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all the sense of place. A painter who was so deeply rooted in the

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Ulster countryside, particularly Antrim and North Down where he grew

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up and really spent his whole career, so he is deeply embedded

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into the landscape. Basil Blackshaw was one of our most distinctive and

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talented artists with an international reputation.

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Personally, he shunned the limelight, giving his first on

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camera interview earlier this year for a BBC documentary. If you hadn't

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been an artist, what would you might have been? A butcher. He once even

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turned up at an exhibition of his own work with a paper bag over his

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head so people would not recognise him but the influence he had on

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other artists was enormous. He could have been the most important

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European painter of the last 50 years if not one of. But arousal,

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the Basil who I knew, wasn't interested in that. Basil

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Blackshaw's life began and ended in his beloved County Antrim

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countryside. It was a land he betrayed to the world. -- portrayed.

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Commercial vegetable growers have been urged to band together

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to have greater influence with the supermarkets.

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Selling to the bigger concerns can be difficult and unpredictable.

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Our agriculture correspondent Conor Macauley has visited one farm

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A lots more farmers used to grow vegetables. Many got out because

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they couldn't make it pay. Lead go up Paddy Flynn almost did that too.

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This spring, faced with slim margins and rising wages, he almost pulled

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the plug and laid off staff only the promise of a better price from

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customers, including some supermarkets, kept him going. But

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slim margins at and the lack of formal supply contracts push much of

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the risk in this precarious as this on two men like Paddy. One

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supermarket we were dealing with was only selling 25 to 30% of the line

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we were doing into them. It was a bit late notice, the crop was

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already on the ground, there was nothing we could do it, other than

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put it back into the ground. Ten acres that's a huge cost. That's

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?30,000. Yes, it is. The weather is the other big risk, especially Hale,

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which batters the crop. It turned up as re-filmed right on cue. -- as we

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filmed. This is a five acre field, one of Paddy's other crop. This film

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protects the crop. This hail shower might have wiped out this crop, a

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potential loss of ?50,000 -- ?15,000. The weather and fickle

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demand of big buyers is why vegetable growers are being urged to

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come together to produce a producers organisation. It is a cooperative

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used to keep things down -- keep costs down by working together, on

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negotiations for prices paid on their produce. Individuals fallen

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billy macro smaller farmers don't have a voice against the larger

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supermarkets and we find this would be a way forward, and it is

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something that is popular and indeed happened in England. Supermarkets

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like to trumpet their support for local produce, growers say that's

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great, but the price they pay must reflect the cost and challenges

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involved. The west link in Belfast has been

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reopened following an incident at the bridge. Movement is slow and not

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gods are expected, and disruption has happened to bus services as

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well. 17 people, all pensioners,

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have had a brush with a parking enforcement agency for putting

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their mopeds on a pavement in The group from the Wirral

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in Liverpool have been travelling None of us like to see this slapped

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on a mode of transport. When we broke up and came down to breakfast,

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we found that every single mopeds has got a parking ticket on it. 17

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mopeds were ticketed, one big fine for this group of fundraising

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pensioners from the Wirral. Seven days, 500 miles, and a few hundred

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quid raised. We think it will be over ?1000, we think. But when you

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think, you know, ?1700 in parking fees... We are all pensioners, our

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average age is about 70. If you add up all our ages, 18 of us, it comes

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to 1241. We are cracking on a bet and our bikes are typically about

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to 1241. We are cracking on a bet to 40 years old. Old mopeds,

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basically. But as a bit of a challenge to write these things.

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What has the company issuing these fines heard to say about this

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question but I will find them. I have two e-mail for a response. They

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have come through it all, including our four seasons in one day weather.

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We've had breakdowns, a few little crashes, punctures, engine seized

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up. One on a trailer over there. Generally we have survived. We've

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managed. The company e-mailed the BBC, the fines have been cancelled.

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The group can now get back on their bikes happy in the knowledge that

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charity is a few hundred quid better off.

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In under 48 hours the polls will open in the Assembly election.

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Ahead of that for the last of our interviews with the main

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party leaders, our political leader Mark Devenport went

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to County Fermanagh to meet the DUP leader Arlene Foster relaxing

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I don't spend enough time here, because we don't have enough time.

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So not much time to mess about on boats? No, unfortunately not. So,

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this is a bit of a luxury, then? Absolutely, but I love getting

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this is a bit of a luxury, then? on the loch, but as it is very

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beautiful, restful, peaceful. You are not a sailor yourself, then? No,

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I don't have the doubles what's do you do to relax? With three kids

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don't have much time for that, but walking is my great passion. Lots of

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walking. This boat is a bit big for you, but I know that you do know how

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to handle a canoe? Yes, I do, our local branch has a manual canoe down

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on the local branch has a manual canoe down

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here. That must take a while. Let's take it away. Do your colleagues

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find a female leader hard to get used to? That's a question for them,

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not me I have had tremendous my male colleagues and it has been very

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not me I have had tremendous my male evident over the term since I have

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become First Minister that they have evident over the term since I have

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it is very much built evident over the term since I have

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personality. Does that make you an easy or not? No. Argues

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personality. Does that make you an self-effacing? It is a confirmation

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personality. Does that make you an of the confidence my colleagues have

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in me that we decided to of the confidence my colleagues have

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that route. I suppose I'm the new phase of the DUP, the party leader,

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now, and since 18th of December. That has been very humbling, I have

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to say. Back to the left them a bit. That has been very humbling, I have

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This is difficult stuff. I tell you That has been very humbling, I have

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what, I think I'd rather have the hand on the tiller of the country

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than this. You are rated people person, but you have a short fuse,

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don't you? So I'm told. So I'm told. There is evidence. The macro is

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there really, I can't recall when that was. Would you like to

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elucidate? On the water, is that was. Would you like to

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high watermark? That was a great occasion will and many pundits would

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have put us less than 30 seats. We have fought for every seat, with 44

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candidates put forward, and I'm going out and about writing for

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every of them. As far as the Euros are concerned, who is getting your

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backing? Absolutely: Ireland all -- Northern Ireland all the way. If

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Northern Ireland were to get knocked out, would you switch your

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allegiances? I'm not even considering that. It is tremendous

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to seem the Republic of Ireland, England and Wales and all at the

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Euros. Having been to the stadium recently, the spirit behind them is

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incredible. Everyone involved behind the green and white top army is

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incredible. People from right across the community are now getting behind

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the Northern Ireland team and I think that is wonderful, brilliant.

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Arlene Foster, talking to Mark Davenport.

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And at eight o'clock this evening, here on BBC One,

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Martin O'Neill has hailed it as the greatest sporting achievement

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Gavin Andrews is here with this evening's sport.

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Gavin, he had to be referring to Leicester City.

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Yes, Donna, Martin O'Neill, a former manager of the Foxes,

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is one of the many respected figures in football to congratulate

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current boss Claudio Ranieri on guiding Leicester

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The sun shone on Leicester City manager driving into work this

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morning. Claudio Ranieri's team now the best and brightest in Berkeley

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by the Premier League. Lester was filled with straight Alistair

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Darling, still in disbelief. As was this lifelong supporter, now living

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and working in Northern Ireland. I couldn't stop shaking. And then the

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final whistle went and it was just utter, utter elation. Disbelief. We

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were the Premier League champions! And then I cried! Lester's rapid

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rise from relegation favourites to league champions has been described

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as the greatest fairy tale in sporting history. It has been

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fantastic, absolutely phenomenal, and I suppose in this day and age

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when you consider that money is of primary importance, then you have do

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think that Leicester City's performance and the winning of the

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championship has been just sensational. It is the stuff of

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fantasy, which places the pride of the East Midlands at the heart of

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the most improbable of sporting triumphs.

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72 hours on, the fall out continues, following one of the most

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dramatic concluding days in the Irish league.

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Ards are promoted to the Danskebank premiership.

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Ballinamallard meet Institute in a playoff,

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and, controversially, Warrenpoint are relegated.

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Ballinamallard town needed a win to maintain their place and they did

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their part by scoring in maintain their place and they did

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half. But this game, this season, all came down to this moment. The

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referee blew his whistle, and awarded a controversial penalty.

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Replay showed it should have been a free kick to one point instead, the

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side Jody frustration for the referee. It was saved, then save the

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game, but eventually the ball went in. Dungannon snatch the draw and

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Ballinamallard went down. I need to watch my language. I am 100% sure

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that the decision was spot on. Was it a 50-50 challenge? Our defender

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wins the ball, he was lost to the ground in complete pain was the

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attacker walks away. Let's face facts billy macro facts, it's not

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about today. Prior to this, every week, week in week out, premiership

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games out of ten of them, we are the centre of attention. Every week.

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Warrenpoint won't be in the contention next week. That's because

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of this contentious decision. Paddy Paddy Jackson scored 18 points

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as Ulster strengthened their grip on a Pro12 play-off place

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with a comprehensive victory A penalty try helped the hosts lead

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10-6 at the break before Jared Payne and then Jackson crossed

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in the second half. The win guarantees Ulster

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a European Champions Cup place ahead of their final game

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against the Ospreys. obviously delighted and a bit of a

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relief, we knew how big this game was and how big the challenge was

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against such a strong Leinster team and it was one of those days, things

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clicked for us, and I'm happy for myself just getting kicks and the

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triad BN. I felt comfortable moving around, so it was good. Now that we

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have the wind, it is a bit of the weight of the shoulders, putting us

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in a nice place. And you can see that final game

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of the regular season Coverage on Saturday

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starts at 14:50. The weather details are next

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and Angie Phillips Well, cloudy skies all the way

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Donna, and is damp conditions for some for the next 24 hours. We did

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have shelves today that the difference was that we have that

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glorious sunshine in between times. Here is the picture again. Castle

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well looking beautiful, lovely reflections. The showers all but

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faded away, so it is a dry ends to the day for many. Some brightness

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getting through as well but those clear slots will start to fill in

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during the course of the night. This cloud urges its way in. A bit of a

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southerly breeze, meaning it won't be too chilly in the countryside,

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may dipping to four or 5 degrees. Into tomorrow, yes, there is more

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cloud around, and the breeze will become a again. There is a bit of

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rain in the forecast for some, but not too bad. A bit of dry weather,

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and even though there is more cloud will be breaks in its so helpfully

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there will be dry bits for a time. That picks up a head of the weather

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front moving into the west in the afternoon. That brings in spells of

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rain mainly lights, and as it ages its way in to the country, becoming

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even more patchy. Maybe not even reaching the age is. -- east. Tab

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Jambi doubt 13 degrees. That weather front scoot away to the north east

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and for Thursday and Friday the pressure starts to lift a bit again,

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so things should start to settle down. Any patchy rain tomorrow soon

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clears away to leave us with a dry nights tomorrow night very similar

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temperatures again. Four or five in the countryside. Still breezy as it

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will be on Thursday that a mainly dry day, sunshine around, and highs

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of 14 or 15. Not bad on Friday, add at this point, the weekend could be

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disappointing. Our late summary

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