29/07/2016 BBC Newsline

The parades commission says an anti-internment parade will be

re-routed following violence after last years.

The march, due to take place next Sunday the seventh August,

will not be allowed to proceed to Belfast City Hall.

Organisers say they're considering legal action.

And we will try to come back to the report. We are having difficulties

bringing that to you. A teenage girl has told a court how

she's been left feeling scared and anxious after an MLA allegedly

mentioned her name on social media in connection to anti social

behaviour in the north Antrim area. The girl, who we can't

name because of her age, The 15-year-old girl is seeking a

?5,000 in damages from Palfrey for an alleged breach of her privacy and

harassment. It was heard that he mentioned her name on Facebook in

February following a rise in anti-social behaviour. In court, the

teenager admitted she was present while anti-social behaviour was

carried out. She denied ever being involved and said subsequent

comments by others on social media had left anxious. Judgment in the

case will be given at a later date. Back to the decision by the Parades

Commission to stop an anti-environmental parade from

marching into Belfast city centre. Last year, nine police officers were

injured when they came under attack following a march by the

anti-internment lead. The PSNI responded with water cannon after

petrol bombs, stones, bottles and other missiles were thrown by

rioters. Earlier, the parade was stopped in its tracks after failing

to stick to timing set by the Parades Commission. The Braid

dispersed peacefully but supporters began to target police officers

shortly afterwards. This evening, a spokesperson for the Parades

Commission said it had taken the decision to restrict the root of the

parade this year away from the city centre. In its determination, the

Parades Commission said that the disorder last year and the

deliberate breach of timing conditions had significantly

increased the risks around the parade this year. It went on to say

the organisers had not engaged with the commission was passed on

information specifically requested around the dispersal of the parade

at Belfast City Hall. Organisers say they are taking legal advice and may

challenge the determination. Northern Ireland international

Kyle Lafferty has been charged by the FA with misconduct

in relation to betting. The 28-year-old is accused

of breaking the rules The BBC understands the Norwich City

striker is not accused of betting on anything that he himself

or his team was involved in. He has until August the fifth

to respond to the charge. A 74-year-old man charged

in connection with the murder of former Sinn Fein official

and British agent Denis Donaldson Patrick Gillespie with an address

in Glasgow, was ordered to hand over his passport and to live

at an address in Donegal. Denis Donaldson was shot dead at

a cottage in Glenties in April 2006. The Real IRA later said

they'd killed him. Two former executives

at the notorious Anglo Irish Bank have been jailed for their part

in a 7 billion euro fraud. John Bowe and Willie McAteer misled

investors by making the bank's corporate deposits look

larger than they were. Another banker, Denis Casey,

was also given a prison Here's our economics and business

editor John Campbell. Anglo was the fast-growing bank

which summed up the excess of the property boom in the Republic. By

2008, boom turned to bust. The bank was in trouble and depositors were

withdrawing money. Willie McAteer held a key role. He was the finance

director. The two came up with a scheme to disguise the true health

of the financial health of the bank. The bank placed a summer with Anglo.

Crucially, this was accounted for on the end of your balance sheet for

Anglo as a customer deposit. Deposits are a key factor in

assessing the health of the bank. The judge said the transaction was

deceitful, underhand and corrupt. Denis Casey was chief Executive of

Irish life and permanent and authorised the involvement of the

bank in the scheme. All three are tonight in jail. McAteer was

sentenced to three and a half years and Casey got two years and nine

months. This was the third major criminal trial involving Anglo

staff. It is unlikely to be the last.

Carl Frampton is aiming to make history this weekend by becoming

Northern Ireland's first two-weight world boxing champion.

The weigh in with his unbeaten opponent Leo Santa Cruz took place

You don't seem to be feeling the pressure? All the pressure is on the

sky. He is the champion, he is favourite. He is the one all the

media have as favourite. I will upset them all. I am feeling

super-confident. I am full of energy and you will see the best

performance there has been from me yet. I feel unbelievable physically.

Best shape of my life. I didn't have to do much this week to make the

web. It has been great. What happens now over the next 24 hours? I will

chill out, drink some water, see my family. My kids and Christine got

over it yesterday. I will spend time with them. What did you make of the

reaction and the fans who have made the trip? Unbelievable. There are

more on the way. I am looking forward to it. It spooked him a bit.

He wasn't expecting it. How could this fight change your life? It

could make me a superstar. I want to be known and remembered. Beating

guys like Santa Cruz, that will do it.

Let's look at the weekend weather. Good evening. It has been a lovely

day across many parts of Northern Ireland. Dry and bright and warm. I

can't guarantee those temperatures over the next few days but we are in

for a benign spell of weather. If you weather systems coming in from

the Atlantic but it looks like they will track to the south of us which

means we should get away with the worst of it. Overnight we will have

the odd shower. We have clearing skies and that will help

temperatures in rural areas drop away into single figures. Then we

are into the regime of sunshine and showers. That will last through the

weekend. Some warmer air across the south-east but we are more in the

influence of the north westerly flow of weather. Things will be just a

little bit cooler. On Saturday morning we will have showers coming

in across the north coast but they could pop up anywhere as we go

through the day. Between the showers there will be brighter spells that

there is more of cover around so temperatures are a bit cooler in the

north westerly breeze. 16 or 17 degrees will be as good as it gets.

Through the evening and overnight showers will fizzle out as we go

through to leave a reasonably dry and bright and the day. That is not

so bad. Sunday is more at the same. The showers continue to work their

way again. The North westerly flow continues and temperatures in the

teens. Cooler than we would expect for the time of year. Not the values

we have seen today but there will always be a chance of seeing a

little brightness. Our next BBC Newsline is at six

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