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That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me,

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Why one of our newest tourist attractions has been closed

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for almost half of its first year in business.

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The pilot scheme aimed at reducing the number of patients

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18 months after she was suspended, the chief executive

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of Sport NI says she's still waiting for a formal explanation.

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The row over a proposed new shooting range

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You are going to 12 firing simultaneously, the potential for

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maybe 600 rounds to be fired off over a ten minute period.

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giving our local tourism industry a boost?

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And Olympic shock as another of Northern Ireland's big medal

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hopefuls makes an early exit from the games. Join me for all the

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latest from Rio. Grey, damp and breezy

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for the rest of the week. Figures show one of Northern

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Ireland's newest tourist attractions has been closed for virtually half

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of its first year in business. The Gobbins - a ?7.5

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million coastal walk in East Antrim - is currently

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missing out at peak season because Here's our business

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correspondent, Julian O'Neill. The Gobbins cliff path

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is breathtaking, It's currently enduring

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its second shutdown. This one began in June

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because of rock falls. The discovery centre

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at its Islandmagee base is open, but the main

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attraction is off-limits as the first anniversary of

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its expensive revamp approaches. Two days the 160th day of lost

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business this year. Financial projections have been ripped up. On

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top of thousands of an sold tickets, there are the unspecified costs of

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remedial works. This closure, and one

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caused by storm damage have put a big dent

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in visitor numbers. The goal is to draw

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70,000 people annually. But year one will fall short

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at just under 24,000. Clearly it has been disappointing. I

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would expect no one expected this at the outset. The important thing is

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we deal with the issues at hand once and for all. The number of visitors

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that have gone through all the days we have been up and have been quite

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impressive. -- on the days we have been open.

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The scale of the problem is unclear, but there has been no quick

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fix and no end to tourists turning up to be turned away.

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We didn't know that it was close, and we were very disappointed, and

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we wanted to do that. Before coming, we prepare our travel, and we wanted

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to go here, so... Mid and East Antrim Council

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operates the Gobbins, but one of the area's MLAs wonders

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whether it's up to the job. Is this project too big for the

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council to run? Should we be looking outside of the box here to give it

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to somebody who can really run it, promote it and expand it?

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Initially the council said this current closure

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But it now spans three months, with each lost day equalling

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A pipe bomb has been made safe after a security

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Army technical experts were called to examine what police

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described as a viable device, which was found in

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A number of families had to be moved from their homes during the alert,

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which began at around seven o'clock this morning.

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The bomb has been taken away for forensic examination.

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A 42-year-old man is still being questioned

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about the murder of a prominent member of the UDA in north Belfast

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John Boreland, a 46-year-old father of three,

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died after being shot close to his home in Sunningdale Gardens

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Detectives say tensions among loyalist paramilitaries

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and criminality are among their lines of inquiry.

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A new system for making appointments with a GP is being trialled

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It sees patients being offered an assessment over

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the phone and then advised whether they actually need to come

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Our health correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly has been

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to see how it's working for a surgery in Londonderry.

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First thing this morning, and the receptionist start fielding calls

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from patients looking to see a GP. There is no need to give me any

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symptoms. In name and number is taken and a brief reason why the

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patient wanted to see a doctor. After a telephone assessment, they

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will decide whether the patient needs to come in or perhaps advise

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that a visit to the local pharmacy will do instead. Another difference

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is that patients cannot work point once -- big appointments in advance.

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It is all about what is happening on the day. Before it was very busy,

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three or four weeks wait to see a doctor and possibly longer for a

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named doctor. Patients were not turning up. Life is busy still, but

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manageably busy. Like many surgeries, Abbey medical simply does

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not have enough GPs to meet growing demand. According to the British

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Medical Association, the shortage is now critical. We have asked for the

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department to implement its own review, which said there should be

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111 GPs trained area. If we trained as many as Scotland we will be

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training 143. So we should be training more GPs. But what about

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patients? ID being denied that sometimes crucial face-to-face

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contact with the GP? -- RNA being denied? What I need from Abbey

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Medical I am still getting. They talked me through what was wrong.

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And here I am having my appointment. Says 2014, hundreds of millions of

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pounds has been invested in general practice here, but the BMA says it

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is not enough. The introduction of this new appointment system

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highlights two things. Firstly to a growing number of practices across

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Northern Ireland are having to cope with fewer GPs. But it also shows

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how the public and the health service can change and adapt when

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under pressure. Something we are probably going to see a lot more of.

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The chief executive of Sport NI, Antoinette McKeown, says she's

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still waiting for a formal explanation for her

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It's almost a year and a half since she was suspended.

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She's been speaking to our reporter, Mark Sidebottom.

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Mark, just remind us of the background to this

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Sport NI is the body responsible for the development of sport here. In

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early 2013, Antoinette McKeown became its chief Executive,

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incidentally the first woman to lead the organisation. In the summer of

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2015, she was suspended for we believe a series of grievances

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lodged both by her and against her. And why has she decided to speak out

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no? An effect, she is saying she has nothing to hide. She is saying to

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Sport NI, picked up or shut up. Antoinette McKeown preferred not to

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record a broadcast interview, but she was very candid with what she

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said and it makes interesting reading. Here is the bones of that.

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She said she respects the vast majority of staff and looks forward

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to working with them again. She adds, I was brought in to do a

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difficult task, to lead change in Sport NI, and that is a task which I

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began and intend seeing through. Is she still being paid for doing the

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job? Interesting question. When advertised, the salary bracket was

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75,000 to ?80,000. Sport NI will neither confirm or deny if

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Antoinette McKeown is suspended on full salary, but it is my clear

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understanding that she has suspended on full pay. Again Sport NI would

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not comment on any of the specifics surrounding this case. The only

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thing they would say was that we cannot confirm that Antoinette

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McKeown remains in post. And justifiably and briefly, the

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Stormont department responsible for Sport NI had anything to say about

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this latest development? That is the Department for communities, assured

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up by Mark Gibbon. The key line in his statement reads, the issue in

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the position of chief Executive is a matter for Sport NI as the employer.

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So they are saying, sort this out yourselves, and if there is not a

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resolution soon, I suspect this could end up in the courts. It is

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all very messy. Around 300 people

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are objecting to plans for an outdoor shooting

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range in Bangor. A local gun club, which already uses

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indoor premises in the town, has applied for permission

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for another site which is close This is as tranquil and quiet as can

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be for a semirural area. But that could all change. The local gum club

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has its sights on this land. -- the local gun club.

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The applicant has asked for permission for an outdoor

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shooting range with a club house, firing shelter, and a car park.

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You are going to have 12 shooters firing simultaneously, the potential

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for 600 rounds to be fired over a five or ten minute period. That will

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have a major impact in the tranquillity of this area.

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Objections have been flooding in since the proposals

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The planning service, I understand, as of yesterday have received over

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250 written applications. I have a file here with another 50 from

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elderly people in this area. I have never seen a planning application

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attract so many applications in such a short period of time.

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That's Groomsport, with two schools within sight.

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This house overlooks the proposed site.

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No stoppage of sound well actually stop us from hearing very loud

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banging and explosive type sounds. Like being on a Hollywood movie set?

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Something like that, maybe. A horrible thought. Some people will

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say, it has to be somewhere, so why not here? It is just ridiculous.

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People live here, the walk year, children play. This is simply the

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wrong location. In a statement, the gun club

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which has applied for they're committed to working

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with the local community to ensure all reasoned and valid

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objections are satisfied. The club want to assure the local

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community they will be a good neighbour at all times

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whether the application It'll be a while yet before

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any decision is made. Almost ?30 million is to be

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spent on sprucing up The latest stage of the Streets

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Ahead scheme will cover an area from the CastleCourt shopping

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centre, along Royal Avenue and up to the Ulster University

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campus on York Street. It will involve new paving,

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trees and lighting. And as our economics

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and business editor John Campbell reports,

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it will also mean the relocation This slightly scruffy park

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between St Anne's Cathedral and the university is at

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the heart of this scheme. It will be made greener,

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cleaner and more welcoming. And these buoys, which have been

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here since the 1980s, will be moved. They're heading across the river

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to Titanic Quarter. So the name of this place

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will change from Buoy Park This businessman has

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just opened a new shop opposite the gardens,

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so he's quite pleased. It is a real up and coming area of

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the city that has been neglected for a long period of time, and I think

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it is a long overdue, so we welcome the fact that there is money being

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invested in this part of the city. There will also be

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a new public space - this bit of road between the Central

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Library and the Belfast Telegraph will be pedestrianised,

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to become Library Square. The first stage of the Street Aheads

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project, which was completed almost five years ago,

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caused significant disruption So what can traders

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and residents expect this time? A project of this scale, there will

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always be some disruption, and I know people understand that, because

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ultimately at the end of the process to get something significant

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benefit. But there were lessons learned from phase one.

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This scheme will be another boost to a long-neglected area

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which is now coming back to life, mainly because of

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The transformation should begin in the middle of next year.

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There's some evidence that the weakness of the pound

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following the Brexit vote may be playing a part in boosting

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Traders in Portrush say there's been a noticeable boost to

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Our north east reporter Sara Girvin has been

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Its coastline made it legal to choice for family holidays for

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decades. But in recent years, Portrush, like many other seaside

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towns, has struggled. Cheap flights abroad and the recession meant it

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had to reinvent itself from its 1950s heyday. The traders say that

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reinvention seems to be doing the trick. What I hear from the

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businesses, businesses up five to 10% across the board. Certainly the

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restaurants have been busy. The weather may not have been kind, but

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something that does the business is better. If the weather is too good,

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it keeps people on the Bee Gees and they do not spend money in the town.

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Businesses will tell you they like a sunny morning and a drizzly

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afternoon, because it drives people into the bars and restaurants. -- if

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the weather is too good, it keeps people on the bitches. -- the

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cheese. We have noticed more customers from

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the Republic of Ireland, so that helps. The Republic is used for

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seasons in one day, so luckily froth they will eat ice cream the weather.

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The traditional businesses are still there, but now there are neighbours

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are a trendy restaurants and bars. Portrush may not have completely

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shaken off its traditional image, but those who visit don't seem to

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mind. It still is a bucket and spade place. You just have to have your

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bucket and spade in Portrush. Some of my fondest memories year as a

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child, we had a caravan, and we come back as adults now. It has a lovely

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feel, a seaside town, and the beaches are second to none.

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Businesses hope the mixture of nostalgia and new attractions will

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keep the next generation coming to Portrush for many years to come. It

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has been a better buy Grey and windy day here in Portrush, but it seems

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that, rain or shine, holiday-makers will always have a soft spot for

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this part of the north coast. -- a bit of a grey and windy day.

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Now, are you having problems staying on top of the growth

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Well, spare a thought for the conservationists managing

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one of our most important nature reserves, where an invasive

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plant needs constant work to keep it in check.

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Our agriculture and environment correspondent Conor Macauley

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went to Murlough on the County Down coast to find out more.

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700 acres of nature reserve at the foot of the Mournes,

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and when you've a weed problem, it takes a team

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They're rolling bracken, a plant that if left untreated

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would take over swathes of the Murlough Nature

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They'll do this twice a year to limit its spread and allow

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What tends to happen is that Bracken gets quite invasive, gets dense, and

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then nothing can grow underneath it. The bridges is a monoculture, and

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then we lose the understory, which we are interested in.

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What Patrick means by understory, is stuff like this,

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plants that Murlough's 700 species of moth and 23 species of butterfly

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They hope to get this Bracken infest the ground to something more like

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this, with lots of header and well flowers in which attract the many

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species of more than butterfly for which this reserve is very

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well-known. The team ahead of the tractor

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are looking for nesting birds and pointing out any drops

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to the driver. This is tricky work,

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but there is a potential Taking out the bracken can

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makes the land eligible But mostly it's about management

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of this 6000-year-old dune system, one of the most important

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such sites in the UK. And as well as horsepower,

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the wardens use horses as part The ten Exmoor ponies they graze

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here help trample the bracken, though they can't cover quite

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as much ground in a short time. It was built 600 years

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ago to keep people out, but now, after a ?3.5 million

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refurbishment, Enniskillen Castle Inside there are new galleries

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paying homage to the rich history of County Fermanagh

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and its lakelands, It has taken just over a year

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of hard work and ?3.5 million to transform Enniskillen Castle

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into a brand-new space for the town. Inside the building

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is living history and art, like this shop, donated,

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like many of the artefacts here. It has all the things in it that

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were so beautifully made in the old days that

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are all plastic now. Although they're not worth anything

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financially, they are worth The Owens family also donated

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a Bronze Age short which was found We were anxious that it

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was left to the museum so that the visitors

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coming to this beautiful renovated museum

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can appreciate that and appreciate the

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history of Fermanagh. The history that is the army and

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that surrounds the Army area. County Fermanagh past and present

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are certainly among the main features of the exhibitions on show

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in the new buildings. It has transformed the castle

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and what we can do. You have wonderful views

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of the waterways, where the castle is here coming to the time,

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across the site and we can share many more of our collections, some

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of which have not been seen before. And again, highlighting people's

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histories, the objects they have The new spaces and galleries which

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complement what is already here at Enniskillen Castle will be open to

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the public later this month. Sport now, and there's been another

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shock for one of our medal Unfortunately so. Welcome to this

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impressive venue right in the middle of Rio, not far from the famous

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Copacabana beach. Peter Chambers and the other auroras all got a medal at

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the London Olympics. But unfortunately one of our rowers

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racing 14 GB has made an early exit today.

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At the end of the race, exhaustion and disappointment. Peter Chambers's

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Olympics was over. His crew were strongly tipped to repeat the

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success of London 2012. Great Britain have to wake up, we are in

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danger of going out. They needed to finish in the top three. That is so

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disappointing, because there was a moment they could have turned, but

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they did not do that. They could only manage fourth, and were knocked

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out. I think we did everything we could. We just could not hang on to

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that second or third place when the pace was getting too hot. That is

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what we signed up for. Olympic racing is not easy, and it is

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obviously hard to take. You cannot take it for granted that you will do

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well. You have to do everything right throughout the four years.

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Early on a beautiful morning in Rio, Alan Campbell was poised for action.

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He was trying to make the finals, and he cruised home in a comfortable

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second. What I have really got to do is put everything into the Saudi

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final, and -- the semifinal, and the draw is a tough draw, it is fair by

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all means, but I think there will be a lot of people bringing out their

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big race for the semifinal just to make sure they get themselves in

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that race for the medals. If I can get into the race for the medals, we

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will discuss at them. Are you ready? I'm ready. Sol Campbell is on the

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hunt for a medal, but it is another four-year wait for Peter Chambers.

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We will be here tomorrow to see how his brother Richard chamber gets on.

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Team Ireland's hockey players have been in action today.

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After two losses so far, it didn't get any easier today -

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they were taking on Germany, the reigning Olympic Champions.

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Among the fans cheering on the first Ireland team to reach an Olympics in

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over a century by the family of Michael Watt. It has been wonderful.

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This has been a journey for Michael that has lasted from about 16 years

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of age, he has talked about the Olympic Games, and now all of a

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sudden he is here. It is just absolutely wonderful. Today was a

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tough ask for what and team-mates and the German champions took an

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early lead. But Ireland scored a great equaliser. What a score from

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Eugene McGee! Michael Germany then reasserted control. But

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all is not quite lost. Ireland know they must win their two remaining

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games to have a chance of making the quarterfinals.

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Ireland going down 3-2 in a battling display. They will continue to fight

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for that quarterfinal place. The eventing competition

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is drawing to a close tonight, although the prospects of medals

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for Team Ireland are remote in either the individual or team

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event at this stage. Clear habit from Hillsborough signed

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off in style. The Hillsborough rider,

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on Euro Prince, went clear with no penalties, getting a big cheer

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from the arena for a faultless jump. That completes

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her participation at this, She finished in 36th place overall

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out of the 64 competing riders. Ireland finished in eighth

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place in the team event. A special moment for her today. That

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is all from Rio. I will be back with our late bulletin and tomorrow. We

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are hoping for some better fortune for the Northern Ireland Olympians.

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Hoping for better news on the weather front as well.

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I am afraid it is going to be grey and dull with some rain around. The

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breeze will be a feature as well. But tomorrow is all about the rain.

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We will be waking up to it. All because of this area of high

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pressure, gradually sinking away and opening the door to these weather

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systems. On Thursday breeze heading in our direction. And, Friday, more

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rain to dampen things down. Altogether not a terribly pretty

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picture. The change starts tonight. Reasonably dry to begin with two

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this evening, but not long for the skies to cloud over, and then rain

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moving in from the west overnight. The one upside is all that extra

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cloud cover these temperatures tonight will be a bit milder than of

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late. But tomorrow will be a different feeling day. Dull and

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grey, and the rain we are waking up to well set with us pretty much

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throughout the day. There is a bit of a north-westerly breeze, and that

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will hold down the temperatures. There is plenty of cloud cover as

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well. That will hold down the temperature is as well, so 15 or 16

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is really as good as it will get. Then there is all that rain as well.

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So I'm afraid it is not what we would hope for by this time of year,

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and certainly not what we would expect in terms of cabbage is for

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the middle of August. It will eventually clear out to the east for

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the breeze will pick up with it as well. There will be showers, zooming

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through, but as the breeze comes out of the south-west, the temperatures

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will start to recover a bit, and that is a theme through this week. I

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can promise things a little warmer for next week.

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A bit of good news. Thank you very much indeed.

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