24/09/2016 BBC Newsline

Politicians and the police have welcomed a breakthrough to resolve

the long-running Twaddell protest in north Belfast.

The agreement was announced in a statement last night by two

mediators, the Reverend Harold Good and businessman Jim Roddy.

Water cannon to stop loyalist protesters getting past police lines

and into Ardoyne into the 12. The disturbances have been ongoing since

the composed of our mother stop them getting through in 2013. It could

soon be history. Many people signed up to a new agreement allowing a

march to take place and for ongoing talks about future parades. As part

of the deal and after the parade passed the Ardoyne shops next

Saturday morning, this protest camp at this avenue will be dismantled

the good. None of the groups involved in the deal the Orange

lodges or the Crumlin and Ardoyne residents Association put themselves

forward for interview this afternoon. With every agreement

where there is a complete absence of trust on either side, the critical

thing is the detail. I think it is important to recognise that it is

completely voluntary. It is a source of genuine concern and anxiety of

the people of Ardoyne. That is understandable because of the

experience of many many years of the Orange order and the behaviour of

local bands, local lodges and supporters. It necessarily gives

them an air of caution. The Republican greater Ardoyne residents

collective who went in the talks say it was a shady deal influenced by

promises of millions of pounds of funding. There was almost a deal

before this year's. We don't know this will be a success before the

parade is over. The Shadow Northern Ireland

Secretary Dave Anderson has welcomed the re-election of Jeremy Corbyn

as Labour Leader. He said the leadership election had

been a distraction from challenging Our political correspondent Stephen

Walker reports from Liverpool. Jeremy Corbyn, 61.8%. In the end, it

was a convincing victory with over 300,000 votes the Jeremy Corbyn.

Just 190 votes for Owen Smith. The Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary

Dave Anderson who is a Corbyn supporter says it is now time to

move on and get on with being an effective opposition. I'm glad it is

all over. The making get on with the day job of doing Government and

making them do what they should be. Instead of looking after themselves,

their own interests. We have to focus on that nothing else. I hope

my colleagues who have perhaps been upset with the leadership, fell out

with Alicia, that they actually listen to what the member state and

recognise their voice. A number of Labour activists from Northern

Ireland are here, they overwhelmingly backed Jeremy Corbyn

and save the rival camps must come together. As a time for mending

fences. It is the time to reconciliation. Really, I think the

signal must go out. The Labour Party here must come out United. The

Labour vote is over. Me Corbyn has won convincingly. He has seen the

share of his vote increase. There is talk of the party uniting and wiping

the slate clean. The question remains whether Jeremy Corbyn and

his critics can come to some kind of accommodation.

Police found the drugs when they stopped a car travelling

on West Bank Road in the docks area last night.

Police said they were delighted at removing such a large amount

Paralympics champion Jason Smyth was back in his home

village of Eglinton outside Londonderry today.

Crowds turned out to welcome him and find out what it feels

like to hold a gold medal, one of five in total that Jason has

The highlight of the afternoon when he led a community

run around the village, with children of all

It was really really awesome. Jason is fast. It is great to have the

kids running along because it is them that makes the difference. They

will remember today and it is about making it enjoyable for them. I am

just very grateful for the amount of support that has been here and the

amount of people that have showed up today.

Well it's been a wet old day, let's see if it's to improve here's

Could still be a little rain lingering towards the east coast,

One or two showers moving through in the breeze overnight

and the temperatures cool enough, down to maybe seven or 8

The blustery wind will make it feel much cooler tomorrow,

there will also be some bright weather and sunshine.

But expect at least one or two showers.

To begin with, some dry weather, especially in the east.

Showers, merely in the west to begin with, that they will develop

You can see them moving in bodily across the Republic of Ireland.

Some heavy showers also further west of Scotland.

Early morning rain clearing away from East Anglia and south-east

England to give some weather in the afternoon.

But there will be plenty of showers following in behind.

Mid or High teens across the UK and Ireland.

Mid-teens at best I suspect across much of Northern Ireland.

It's feeling quite cool at times in the breeze.

Particularly if you get caught in a heavy shower.

But there will be some dry and bright gaps too.

The's look at the charts for next week.

In fact, if you look at the Atlantic, low pressure areas

are just ganging up to come in from the west.

So, it is like a very unsettled outlook as we moved

There are some spells of rain and also some very strong winds.

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