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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline.

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Storm want flies in with a rescue deal to save the daily New York

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flight from Belfast. They call for fair treatment for

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Armed Forces veterans. It could be the end of the road for

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traffic here at the dark edges. I'm live at Belfast City Hall, as

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thousands of fans turn out to welcome home our boxing hero.

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Ireland's first Olympic medal in rowing boat disappointment for

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Coleraine's Alan Campbell. And will the rain stay away

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for the Ulster Grand Prix? First to that deal to save

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Northern Ireland's only direct daily flight service between Belfast

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and New York operated The BBC can reveal that

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financial assistance, believed to be in the region

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of ?9 million over three years, is to be provided,

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most of it coming from Stormont. The New York route is highly prized.

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The US is the local economy's biggest inward investor and the very

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real prospect of losing United has required emergency action. An aid

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package worth millions has been put together quickly after United

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earmarked Belfast as one of its permanent UK departures. Newcastle

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have lost their service and United were looking at the potential of

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pulling of the routes. Essentially that was it. By Friday night, two

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weeks ago, we'd lost it. It was a huge Northern Ireland team effort to

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get it back. United had believed its jet could have been more profitable

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on an internal US food but it's about turn comes having thought to

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have secured assistance totalling ?9 million, most of it coming from the

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executive. The importance of it, I made a recommendation and I'm

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pleased the Deputy First Minister has signed off on that

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recommendation. We've put a package in place that allows us to keep this

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very important route in place. This is not the first time there has been

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political intervention in order to secure the New York route. When

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United's commitment wobbled in a few years back, the executive responded

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by abolishing air passenger tax on long haul flights, a move which cost

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it more than ?2 million a year. Money talks but so too did Unionist

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MPs lobbying government and Congressman, telling them Northern

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Ireland plc needed the connection. This is a great, news story from

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Northern Ireland. This could have been lost and imagine the outcry if

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this service had been lost. The finger-pointing and jabbing that

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would have gone on. Once again, Northern Ireland struggles on the

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long haul market have been highlighted. Other airlines are

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being pursued. Keeping the only one we have now has an even bigger price

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tag. A homecoming celebration

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is being held in Belfast for the boxer Carl Frampton

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following his latest He became the WBA Featherweight

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champion in New York last week, two years after securing a world

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super-bantamweight crown. That victory in Brooklyn turned Carl

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Frampton into a global boxing superstar but he is very much

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unashamedly a Belfast boy. In a moment, we will be speaking to the

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man himself but this occasion brings back memories of 31 years ago, when

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his manager, Barry McGuigan, returned with a title. Mark Simpson

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has been reflecting up on that occasion.

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He was the People's Champion, admired and adored in Belfast by

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fans of all ages from all parts of the city. Even though he wasn't a

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Belfast boy himself, 31 years ago, Barry McGuigan brought the city to a

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standstill. Thanks for coming down. It's great to be here. Fast forward

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three decades and Carl Frampton is the new hero. With by McGuigan, his

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manager, at his side. As he arrived inside Belfast City Hall ahead of

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tonight's celebration, outside, his fans explained why they love him. He

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is from Tigers Bay. Super-duper. And why not? What is it about Carl

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Frampton? He's gorgeous. He is a man who has brought everything to

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Belfast. His brought the best thing to Belfast that anybody has. Him and

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George Best. He's up there with him. And a big crowd turned out in

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Belfast tonight to see their new, local hero.

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A fantastic reception here from all of the funds. Many of the fans made

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the trip to New York. How humbling is it to receive a reception like

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that for you and your achievements? I cannot see many people here,

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because I'm not that tall! But it seems like there is a lot. It's

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amazing. When I was against Martinez, it's even better. What has

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been the reaction since your stunning victory? Great. On social

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media, there's been a lot of positivity but I've not done a lot

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since I come back home. I've kept my head down. This is the first time

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I've got out amongst the people to see the support I have. It's

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absolutely fantastic. He spent a few days in New York with your family

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afterwards. I'm nice was it to have downtime? Everybody wanted a piece

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of you. You became a global superstar in boxing. That was great.

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I hadn't seen the family for five weeks. Christine couldn't make it

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tonight, she's got flu. How are you doing, Christine? I hope she's

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watching. And the kids, obviously. I was glad to get home. It got a bit

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hectic in New York and I was glad to get home. Everybody wants to know,

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what next for Carl Frampton? There is a Santa Cruz rematch potentially

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happening. Will that be your next fight? It could be. There will be

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discussions with his team pretty soon. I'm ready to fight big names.

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Santa Cruz would be another great fight. Selby is a potential

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opponent. Whoever it is, I want a big fight. We've always said you

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would love to fight at home and how achievable is that? It depends who

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it is. I want to fight before the end of the year. I want to Christmas

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of with Christine and the kids. Summer next year, we could do... The

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next fight could be here. Maybe bring it to England somewhere, a

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bigger stadium. Now I am the champion again. We can bring the big

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boys to Belfast. I'm going to let you go because you are going to

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become up on stage. Thanks for joining us live on the BBC. We will

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be life back year little bit later in the programme and will hear from

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his manager, Barry McGuigan, and his trainer.

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The Ulster Unionist Doug Beattie says the First and Deputy First

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Ministers are letting down current and former service personnel by not

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fully implementing the Armed Forces Covenant.

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The UK government describes the Covenant as a promise

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from the nation to treat serving personnel, veterans

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Doug was awarded the military Cross for his service in Afghanistan. As a

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soldier in the Royal Regiment. Now, as a member of the assembly, he's

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fighting the corner of his former comrades and those currently

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serving. He says the first and Deputy First Ministers are not doing

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enough to fully implement the UK Armed Forces government. This aims

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to make sure service personnel past and present are treated fairly, be

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it commercially, medically or within their community. I am laying the

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blame purely on the doorstep of our first ministers. It's up to them to

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make sure this is fermented. What are we talking about here? Getting

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an individual who can sit on the Armed Forces government reference

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group and fight for the case for our veterans community in Northern

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Ireland. That's all we are asking for. If they don't want to do it, I

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will do it. We've seen somebody who can sit there and say this is a

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problems we face and this is what we want to do to rectify that issue. We

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are not looking for advantage. We don't want to be disadvantaged. The

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War memorial is placed in times cities but across Northern Ireland

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are public symbols of acknowledgement of those who have

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served. But this covenant cuts right to the day-to-day lives of past and

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present members of the Armed Forces. The covenant has not been adopted

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here and the Stormont executive office says there has been no joint

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agreement to appoint a representative to the group.

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However, this does not preclude charities and community groups from

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accessing the fund and liaison arrangements are in place in areas

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such as health care, education and housing. The problem is, to get full

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implementation, we have to amend section 75 of the Northern Ireland

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act because that at the moment is a barrier to full implementation. The

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irony is, it was the Ulster Unionist party who introduced section 70

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five. Jeffrey Donaldson is hopeful the law can be changed at

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Westminster to allow full mentation of the covenant before the end of

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the year. A black Audi A four car belonging to

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Stephen Martin was found parked near Donegal. He has been missing three

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weeks. It's in the last couple of days that it was discovered that

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Stevie was missing and the searchers have started here. There have been

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searchers on going every day. And also, not only the official

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searchers but family and friends have been as well. It's very sad for

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everybody. Originally from the thud, Stephen

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Martin's stage name is rainy boy sleep. He was viewed as many by a

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rising star who had made several appearances at Glastonbury. Since he

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has gone missing, the police have urged members of the public that if

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they see someone fitting Stephen Martin's description to get in

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touch. Friends and colleagues throughout the music industry have

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also been sharing those appeals across social media. He's 6-foot

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tall, of slim build with brown hair and facial stubble. We are following

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up a number of unconfirmed sightings of the moment. As you can

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appreciate, we are keeping all options open. It's important for the

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family because it's a trying time for them. We've worked with our

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partners at the coastguard and mountain rescue. The authorities

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want to hear from anyone who can help with their enquiries.

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It is very difficult for any of us to understand what it's like to be

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one of the thousands of people here with dementia.

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To help get a better understanding of the condition,

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staff at a care home in Belfast have taken part in a training exercise

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and our Health Correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly was also

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there as they tried to mimic life with dementia.

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A training session which allows staff to be transported into a world

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that can be confusing and difficult. For some, that means living with

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dementia. By using equipment that impairs the senses, attempting to do

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everyday tasks becomes more difficult. But this is clever. The

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aim is to encourage staff to look beyond the diagnosis and instead to

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see the person. I cant even button my cardigan with these gloves on. Is

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that what it is like to have dementia? People with dementia will

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have difficulty with some sensations and touches one of them sensations

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they will have difficulty with. The gloves simulate that and it's about

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reinforcing those messages with the staff. They need to go that extra

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yard to engage with people. As you have said to me before, it's all

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about looking at the person. Absolutely. This is about putting

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ourselves in their shoes, to experience what they are

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experiencing. According to staff, demand for services is growing, as

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is their knowledge for what they can do to help. I couldn't see or hear

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at all so I could understand why you would get frustrated with the

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simplest things. Do you think you might be more patient? Definitely.

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Over 20,000 people here are living with dementia. For families, it's

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all about coping. Three years ago, Doreen moved into care. Last week,

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the couple celebrated 57 years of marriage. It gradually comes to your

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notice that getting dressed, simple things, getting confused between

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night and day and doing silly things, trying to communicate is

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very difficult at times. Having spent several hours apart -- at Park

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view, I was struck by how dementia can strike semi-different lives.

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Everyone faces things in different ways. There is guilt involved for

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people. We have to try and make sure the time they have with their

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families is quality time. We want our residents to have a quality of

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life. We want their well-being to increase and for them to live with

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dementia, not suffer from it. Just like cancer, the stigma around

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dementia is slowly being broken down. The conversation has started.

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The challenge is to keep it going. Officials have announced a plan

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to close to traffic - The tree-lined road near Armoy

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in County Antrim has become a popular tourist attraction

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and film set. Our north east reporter

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Sara Girvin is there. Good evening. Talk of banning

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traffic on this road has been ongoing for about the past year.

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Ever since traffic started increasing and if you bushy trees

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have been damaged. Back in January, two of the trees were felled by

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storm Gertrude and the road had to close for a while. Two weeks ago,

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another tree fell down because of high winds. The dark hedges has

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become a huge draw for tourists, ever since it featured in game

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thrones. It's very busy tonight with lots of tourists. There are lots of

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big tour buses, navigating what is essentially a very narrow, rural

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road. Parking is available at the bottom of the road but if people can

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park here, that's what they are going to do. The trees behind the

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200 years old and originally, they were 150 off. 19 remain and that's a

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huge concern. Today, the infrastructure department said they

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are at in the stages of consultation on banning cars here. Next year,

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cars on this road could be a thing of the past.

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Local museums threw open their doors today for what's called a 'teen

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Our education correspondent Robbie Meredith found out

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A familiar face but some people have never seen this famous money until

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today. I've never been to a museum before. It's my first time and I

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enjoyed it. Skip to be with the group. Its social. Farrell and his

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friends have been sharing what they'd been interested in on the

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museum's social media accounts. We've been tweeting about the museum

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and stuff like that. We are having a good day. The Ulster Museum is one

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of hundreds across the UK taking part in this scheme today. It is the

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first time many of the young people have come here as it has proved

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incredibly popular. But not all museums are always so welcoming.

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That's according to the scheme's founder. Museums often have a sign

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at the door saying turn off your mobile phones, don't make noise, and

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have to stand up everywhere you go. There are no seats. Teenagers love

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to be on the phones, to chat and slouched and said. If museums allow

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teenagers to do that, they will welcome more teenagers in. Like and

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how Neo, making his first visit since primary school. -- Antonio. I

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was always the last one round. I was always looking at the stuff. It was

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always -- it is also a good place to catch a few poor command.

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For the first time in Olympic history, Ireland have won

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Stephen Watson is in Rio for BBC Newsline.

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Thank you. What an occasion it has been for team Ireland. Their first

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medal of the games, brothers Gary and Paul O'Donovan from Cork struck

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silver and it's so could easily have been gold in the double sculls

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class. It has been a disappointing day for one of Northern Ireland's

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medallists from London 2012. There was an emotional end to Alan

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Campbell's distinguished Olympic career.

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Heartbreak for Alan Campbell, the only athlete from Northern Ireland

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to have a computer for Olympics. The row drained of signing off on a

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high. But despite a valiant effort, he could only manage fourth.

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Not the way he wanted it all to finish. I hold my head high,

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definitely, without a doubt. Unfortunately, the fairy tale ending

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is not to be this time. I didn't come here to make it places. I came

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here to do a job. Unfortunately, that wasn't to be and I did

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everything within my power to try and make it happen. There has been a

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lot of sacrifice, not just on my behalf. I've had normal people that

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have helped me along the way. Bobby Platt was one of my very first

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coaches. Yeah, just incredible. Yeah, it's really tell but I have to

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say, I been so, so lucky and I'm really thankful to those people, my

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parents. I put it all out there. I did what I could do given the

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circumstances. I'm very proud. Two brothers were entering the rowing

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the time. The O'Donovan is one island's first medal in the sport.

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We were disappointed we didn't come away with a gold medal. We did as

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best we could. We were going all over the lane.

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Celebrations for team Ireland on an historic day.

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Two great personalities. Michael Coleman gets into action on Sunday.

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In motorcycling, Michael Dunlop warmed up for Saturday's Ulster

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Grand Prix by taken short of victory in the Superbike race last night.

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The race had to be red flagged after two laps but Dunlop was later

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declared the winner ahead of others. Earlier, Dunlop had set the fastest

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time for... Racing continues tomorrow and varies a programme

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available of yesterday's highlights later tonight. In local football,...

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Crusaders take on Linfield in the first heavyweight clash

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of the new Danskebank Premiership tomorrow at Seaview.

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The champions have won both of their opening games,

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scoring ten goals, while Linfield are looking for a lift

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after a disappointing draw at home to Coleraine on Wednesday.

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Turn up against Crusaders, we will get well beaten so have to make sure

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the players are lifted and ready. Complicating to go and get a result.

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Two teams are fighting tooth and nail over the last few years at the

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top end of the table. They are difficult games against the big

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teams so you never call it. It is sometimes who turns up on the day.

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We go into the game with confidence. We will try and assert ourselves on

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the game as best we can. We've got a good home record so we will get on

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with it. That is it from a Sony radio this

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evening. It's been a dream day for team Ireland's is. The disappointing

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end for Alan Campbell but he can look back on his career with a great

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deal of pride. He's been a great ambassador for Northern Ireland

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sport. Back to Belfast City Hall and the

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homecoming event for Carl Frampton. Thomas Kane is there. This is what

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it's all about, the WBA featherweight title of the world

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belt. The big news is that Carl Frampton has stolen the show on the

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stage. Barry and Shane McGuigan are here as well. Barry, does it bring

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back memories of 31 years ago? Without a doubt. An amazing turnout

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for him. It's what he deserves. He such a great kid. He's a great moral

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role model and has put his life into boxing. When you put your efforts

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into it and you make the sort of efforts he makes, you deserve the

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rewards when they can. Shane, thousands have turned up today. Tell

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us about the hard work. He has been boxing 21 years, since he was seven.

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Actually 22 years now. The sacrifice, being away from his

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family, going to London and train, is a long road but it's incredible

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when you look back at nights like this. He has created history and

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become Northern Ireland's first-ever world champion. He will go down in

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the history books. He would be hard to beat. What's next, Barry? He has

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come out with it great point about getting there. There are important

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opportunities for us but we have to make the right decisions. I don't

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make these decisions without their help and support. We couldn't have

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done it without the team that being so very close together and working

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hard together. It's great we've achieved a bit of history and I

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think he's an incredible talent and I think he is going to church even

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an awful lot more. There is a rematch with Santa Cruz. Then, he

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can jump up to superfeatherweight. The sky is the limit. Thanks for

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joining us. I have a feeling that party is only getting started here.

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I am sure you are right. The weekend is upon us and we're

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in for some better weather. Angie Phillips is here

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with her latest forecast. Yes, it looks as though it would be

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fairly reasonable after some wet weather today. The reason for that

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is we have a ridge of high pressure that is toppling in of the Atlantic

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as we go into the weekend. It will not bring bundles of sunshine. I

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think there is going to be a lot of cloud around. Those brisk winds

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we've had today will use down a little bit. We are looking at a fair

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amount of dry weather. We started out dry this morning. We even had

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some sunshine in places, particularly towards the south-east.

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22 degrees nearby. The day isn't ending on quite the same note. Some

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damp patches around this evening. Still quite windy but the wind will

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ease. Nevertheless, quite breezy through the course of the night and

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that will continue to feed on. Temperature is not too bad. Fairly

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mild generally. We have some dry gaps in between the showers and we

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may get the odd clear interval but I don't think they're going to be

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anything like last night. Quite a few people got a view of the meteor

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showers. Look at all that. A fabulous picture of the Milky Way.

:26:53.:26:57.

There is going to be more cloud around than that tonight and indeed

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into tomorrow. We will still have the remnants of those showers moving

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through, particularly through the first part of the day but they will

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ease away sick in the afternoon, fewer of them. We may see a few

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bright spells coming in here and there. It should brighten up and

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temperatures should reach the mid-to high teens, maybe getting to 18 in

:27:19.:27:22.

places. Not looking too bad for Ulster Grand Prix. Generally dry.

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Very similar to tomorrow night, we hold onto a fair amount of dry

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weather. Summer temperatures to tonight, maybe just a degree or so

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lower. Sunday, a fair amount of pride but a better chance of bright

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spells.

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