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Good evening, this is BBC Newsline. The headlines: the cheques in the

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post - the long wait comes to an end for savers.

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And how safe is Margaret Ritchie's job? I will have the latest on the

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leadership battle. A hundred to dice with death on a

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railway crossing. Reduced hours at Lagan Valley

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accident and emergency but for how long?

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He is back training, but will Stephen Ferris naked to the World

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Cup in New Zealand? And the sun has been in hiding for

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boaster today but should make a There were Turks in the post today

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for 10,000 savers with the Crewe who had feared they would never see

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their money again. The society collapsed three years ago when

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panicked savers rushed to withdraw their funds. The money sent out

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today is part of a government rescue scheme.

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For investors at the PMS, the wait is over. This was the red letter

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day they had been hoping for. Their cheques finally arriving in the

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post. It was the first time investors will have access to their

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savings since PMS crashed into 1008. Large investors... I think it is a

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big relief all round. About fault months ago, we did not think this

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day would come, but we are extremely grateful that we received

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our cheques today. Smaller savers with deposits of less than �20,005

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will get all their money back. is a very good deal, given the

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position we started from as we began this campaign just over two

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years ago. At that point, savers like myself with less than 20,000

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would stand to get nothing. So the situation has been turned around

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miraculously. The bail-out will cost 230 million, up much of this

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comes from a loan they would have to pay. Why should the Stormont

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executive underwrite this rescue package? Because savers were part

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of the whole British economy in which the Prime Minister had

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promised that no saver would lose a penny as a result of the economic

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downturn. And because we are taxpayers who are contributing to

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the large economy, we believe it was right and proper and just that

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PMS should be rescued. A under the terms of the bail-out, the Treasury

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in London has known most of the money to the Stormont executive to

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have to pay it back. In turn, the executive have given it to PMS

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administrator to. PMS is expected to repay the Stormont executive

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over the next 10 years from earnings on his assets, many of

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them and property. The executive will then have to repay the

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Treasury. The repayment plan hinges on one vital element - they will

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have to be an improvement in the property market for its work. If

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there is not, then everyone in Northern Ireland will and up paying

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towards the cost of the bail-out of the failed PMS.

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The SDLP only executive minister Alex Attwood has backed his leader

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against the challenge from the party's deputy leader. Patsy

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McGlone says other members have encouraged him to contest the

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leadership. The SDLP have hardly been rushing to display their

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colours. What is going on? Margaret Ritchie has gone on holiday leaving

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a lot of questions. How does she feel about the fact that her deputy

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is going to challenge her for the leadership? We heard amid

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speculation of a challenge that she would fight on but where are her

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supporters? We heard from two, Alex Attwood, the Minister for

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Environment says she has his support. But key party figures are

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either on holiday or keeping their heads down. Then maybe a third hand

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thrown into this ring. Lot of speculation it as to what Alex De

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McDonald will do. He narrowly missed beating Margaret Ritchie

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last February. I spoke to him today, he said speculation about his beard

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was premature. But I am told he is coming under pressure from sections

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of the party. He is holding meetings over the coming days and

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is taking soundings. What is the timetable for all of this? This

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will come to a head next month in mid-September when the nominations

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will be formally opened and closed. We will be able to see than how

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much of the contenders have support. But right now, the leadership

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contest is set for 5th November and 6th.

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The deputy first minister has intervened in the case of a life

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sentence prisoner who is seeking release on humanitarian grounds.

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Martin McGuiness wants the justice minister to replace Brendan Lillis

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who suffers from severe arthritis. In 1977, he was sentenced to life

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on explosives charges, released on licence in 1993 and sent to prison

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two years ago on suspicion of robbery and kidnap. They did this

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year, it was decided he was too ill to stand trial.

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In our next report you will see how some people are risking their lives

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missing almost certain death by a couple of seconds at railway

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crossings. Travelling says many children on school holidays seem

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oblivious to the danger. Travelling by train may be one of

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the safest options open to commuters, but across Northern

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Ireland, young people are running quite frightening race at rail

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crossings. In this footage, a group of friends are determined to use

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this pedestrian crossing even though a train is on its way. The

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leader makes it across, but the boy with a bike only just avoids being

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hit by a few seconds. A lot of young people do not appreciate the

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risks. We have a lot of new trains running, the latest trains we have

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received, they are running in between are timetabled trains and

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they are fast and quiet. Children are often do not appreciate how

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dangerous it is. It is two months last summer. Translink found 114

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situations where pedestrians put themselves at risk. Summertime is

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the biggest problem. And it is not just pedestrians. Some motorists

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are taking risks by trying to jump the lights or beat the barriers of

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crossings. Cancelling says attempting to drive across the

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level-crossings as the barriers are being lowered is a dangerous

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practice. 120 people were prosecuted for safety-related

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incidents on our railways last year. Translate says CCTV footage is

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helping identify offenders. You're watching BBC Newsline. Still

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to come: first diseases and fires threatened our forests, now

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campaigners say there is a new worry.

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Victorious boxer Brian Magee has just arrived back in Belfast and

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the first person he met was his Reducing the opening hours of the

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accident and emergency department at Lagan Valley Hospital is

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described as a temporary measure but as Julian McCulloch reports,

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there was no indication of the changes will be reversed any time

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soon. We seem to have lost that report. A

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man and a woman arrested as they prepare to take their marriage vows

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yesterday have appeared in court charged with immigration offences.

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Officers and officials from the UK Border Agency investigating sham

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marriages stop the wedding from a woman from Mafia and a man from

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Pakistan. A wedding at the city Hall was also

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stopped and a Pakistani man was arrested for overstaying the

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conditions of his visa. We can now go back to that report on the

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reduced opening hours of the Lagan Valley. It used to be open 24 hours

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a day. Now it is open for less than half that time. If they're in

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before 8 am, or we will treat those patients whenever the length of

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time that takes. But arrive after 8am and you will either have to go

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to a different hospital or wait until the morning. A I was

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disappointed because my son broke his ankle and I brought him here

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and I had to come back this morning. It is really inconvenient. It means

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we will have to go somewhere else. I really do think they should keep

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it open. The hours have been restricted because not enough

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junior doctors are choosing to work in accident and emergency, but

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experts say that trend is not likely to change in the near future.

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One of the thoughts has to be that emergency medicine is not popular

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for junior doctors to go into and therefore they choose not to do

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emergency medicine. For the junior doctors coming through, they are

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looking at work life balance and choice and they are faced with so

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much choice, that they are choosing not to come into emergency medicine.

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Lagan Valley may be the first high- profile casualty of this lack of

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accident and emergency doctors, but indications show it will not be the

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last. The Health Minister has already indicated that the riders

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the department at Belfast City Hospital could be closed for this

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same reason. Are issues about whether the Royal and the city

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closes, it will close its zany, whether they will cope with the

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increased workload that will come from not just the city but Lagan

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Valley and those are questions that the Minister and is to take on

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board. As for how long this temporary closure at Lagan Valley

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will last, it seems as long as junior doctors are not interested

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in emergency medicine, and issue the health minister is sure to come

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under increasing pressure to address.

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The public service and many private businesses battle cuts in services

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and jobs, a big success story is continuing to be told by the

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Northern Ireland a Science Park. It is adding space to another 500

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workers. 1,500 people work in a range of high-tech companies in the

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Park in Belfast's Titanic Quarter. That will rise to over 2000 within

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There are few places in Belfast where banks are lending money to

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develop property. That makes the science park different. There is no

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shortage of tenants willing to pay forced up the difference is the mix

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of companies. It seems that -- willing to pay. The difference is

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the mix of companies. They see something in Belfast. We are trying

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to replicate what we have seen in California. We have a like-minded

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people who share ideas and communicating those ideas is

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absolutely key. That is what this place is all about. We did not have

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anything like this 15 years ago. We were lucky. Today there is a

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network in place where you can get signposted in the right direction.

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It is all happening here. There was something special about this place

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in the days when they launched the Titanic. The people behind the

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science park think there is something special about it today as

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they build the new industries of tomorrow. There are about 100

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companies in the park. They employ many people and the important thing

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about the employment figure is that the wages and salaries that are

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paid here would be about twice the medium wage in Northern Ireland.

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These are well paid jobs for young people. The new building will be

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complete by this time next year, bringing unemployment on the site

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to around 2000, and a plan for expansion of a similar size.

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Senator David Norris wrote a letter pleading for clemency on behalf of

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his former partner who was convicted of rape. We can report

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more on this. Tell us more about David Norris himself.

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The Trinity College senator is openly gay and he is a James Joyce

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scholar. He is a long time and respected advocate of human rights.

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He campaigned for many years for gay rights when it was dangerous to

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do so. Homosexuality was only decriminalised in Northern Ireland

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in 1993. He campaigned for many years for that change in Irish law.

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So this has brought about his downfall. Tell us about the

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background of the charges. He wrote a letter in 1997 to the Israeli

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authorities pleading clemency for his former partner who had been

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condemned -- charged with the statutory rate -- rape of a 15-

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year-old boy. This derailed his campaign. The report has really

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changed the moral aspect. A case has been actively made for someone

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who has been charged with raping a 15-year-old. What did he have to

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say about the revelations? called it a day on his doorstep. He

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said he did not regret supporting or seeking clemency for his friend

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but he did regret giving the impression that he did not have

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sufficient compassion for the victim of the crime. He also spoke

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of the positives and by proxy up his campaign for a society at large.

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I have also demonstrated that it is now possible for a gay person to be

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seen as a viable candidate for the highest office in the land. I would

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have loved to have had the opportunity as President of Ireland

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to extend that to the service of the entire people but that is no

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longer possible. Where does his departure leaves the presidential

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race? There are four remaining presidential hopefuls. There is a

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left wing and then a Fine Gael candidate. We have two independent

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candidates. One is an entrepreneur and one has run the Special

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Olympics before. No one is out of the track from the Sinn Fein stable.

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Irish presidential elections have a form in terms of controversy and

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there is no reason to think that this one has the capacity to be any

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different. The Fire and Rescue Service is reviewing plans after a

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fire in County Jerome at the weekend. There have been many arson

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attacks on buildings in recent months. The smell was once the

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second largest supplier in linen yarn in the world. At the weekend

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the site became a crime scene. A fire raged through the historic

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buildings. This was the latest in a dozen such fires in old an

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important buildings in recent months. It is a new trend that is

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worrying historians and those who have to tackle the flames. There

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has been an increase in the number of fires in historical buildings in

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the last six months or so. This has an impact on our resources because

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these are older buildings and they are not currently occupied. They

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are in hibernation. We have to make a very careful risk assessment. If

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there is no like a rest we have to decide if it is suitable to put

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firefighters in that building. There is always the potential for

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collapse. Investigating the motives behind are so that tax can be a

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painstaking affair. Over the years many structures have been targeted.

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While some were still in use the majority were lying dormant. Those

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involved in preserving our architectural heritage samer should

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be done to protect important buildings from attack. I think the

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main problem is that they are not being used. One of the things that

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it Billy points out is that these buildings can be used and populated

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and people can use them. -- it really points out. It is just a

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question of finding the money and the will. The Environment Minister

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will be looking at ways to securities buildings.

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Disease and fires have destroyed many acres of our forests this year

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and now the Forestry Service is to cut the number of trees it plants.

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The conservation group the Woodland Trust says that contradicts

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Stormont's ambition to double woodland cover over the next 50

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years. As our environment correspondent reports Northern

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Ireland already has the lowest tree cover in Europe.

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Just over 6% of Northern Ireland is covered by trees. In recent years

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the targets have failed to be Matt about planting new ones. But now be

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targets will be cut by half. The trust says it will take centuries

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to double tree-planting here. think we need that the -- the local

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politicians who were voted based on their manifestos to actually

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instruct government departments to deliver. We continue at the rate we

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are planting then it will take 400 years to actually achieve our

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target. One reason why fewer trees are being planted is that farmers

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and landowners do not think it is worthwhile. The very long-term

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nature of trees, it can be two or more generations, it goes on for

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some considerable time. It is the relative probability of agriculture

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and food security. This is why we are going forward. We understand

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there will be a better outlook for traditional farming. The service

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told the BBC that its strategy has a long-term aim of doubling the

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area of woodland over the next 50 years and a knowledge as the strong

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desires that farmers have to continue farming. They say the

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Minister will be revealing this in the autumn. It is not just about

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planting more trees. If you look at the number of trees that had been

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cut down in Northern Ireland in the last 12 months because of trees and

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those that have been bizarre -- destroyed by fire then you will see

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that in Northern Ireland will actually see its tree-covered

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decrease. One of our top boxers has just

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arrived back in Belfast following a weekend win in Costa Rica which

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guarantees a tilt at the world title.

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Brian Magee set off from the Costa Rican capital San Jose twenty four

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hours ago with the interim WBA super-middleweight belt in tow

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andhe has just arrived in Belfast via Amsterdam and Dublin. Our

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reporter is live with the welcoming party.

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A long journey home. When he arrived here he arrived with this.

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He was greeted with something foreign more precious. This is his

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baby held by the mother. What was it like to meet your daughter for

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the first time? It was amazing was that she is more beautiful than her

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pictures. I have to a new babies now. I can think of anything more

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precious. It is tough going on. I knew I was going to be away for

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this. It was tough but I am happy to be back. I have the belt and a

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new baby as well. I am on top of the world. What was it like without

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him? It was hard but I had a lot of support from my sister and our

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family. It was worth it to see him bring that belt home. So it is a

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cause for a double celebration. Absolutely. We have a glass of

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champagne to pour on the baby's head. What is next? I am just going

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to take it easy. I am doing my fitness training right away. I love

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training. I am looking forward to a bright future. Thank you very much

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for her joining us. As a father of a newly born baby yourself I was

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telling her not to expect too many nights of slate.

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I know what that is like. -- Knights of sleep.

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Eugene Laverty who had two second places at Silverstone on Sunday is

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today looking for a new team to compete in next years world

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Superbike series.The Toomebridge man says Yamaha's decision not to

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compete next season has come as a huge shock. The 25-year-old who was

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runner up in the world Supersport Championship in 2009 and 2010 is

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considering moving to Moto GP. Rugby's World Cup is just over a

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month away and one of Ireland's key men is in a race against time to be

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fit. Stephen Ferris is still recovering from the knee injury

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that has troubled him over the last six months and will not be

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available for Saturday's opening warm up match against Scotland in

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Edinburgh. But there are signs that he's improving.

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This is a site that will encourage Irish a rugby fans. He has been

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going to his paces at the World Cup training camp in Dublin. He is

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undoubtedly one of the most dangerous players in the game but

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in the last year his influence has been all too fleeting due to an

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injury. Ireland have transformed themselves

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and the game and the Crown! It is a race against time for those guys.

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Having said that, they have made progress. They have been getting

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reasonably better over the last couple of weeks. With four or five

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matches to go we need to give them gain time. And that is the debate,

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how long to leave players to get ready with the World Cup looming

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large. You think you are going to perform in a month and you need to

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get out there. He do risk injury. That is a thing that we would not

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be looking forward to. We think the positives outweigh the positive --

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negatives. It is hoped that he will feature against France in Dublin on

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20th August. Ireland will need him to come.

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Ireland will need him to come. Let's get the latest on the weather.

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It has not been a great day today. We will probably -- are seeing the

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best of it right now. We will see something a bit warmer tomorrow. We

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are getting a little bit of the heat that is in south-eastern areas

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of Britain. Not a heat wave. This is how the figures sum up at the

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end of July. It has been the driest and the sunniest since 2006. It has

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been brightening up in the last couple of hours. This is how skies

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look at the moment. A little bit of the evening sunshine to come. It's

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a bit cooler and a bit more comfortable for parts of the West.

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Still fairly warm and close across parts of the southeast with

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temperatures in double figures. Tomorrow we can expect a dry and

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bright day with some pleasant sunshine and temperatures up on

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Today and most places. It will not be blue-sky all the way. There will

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certainly be some sparkling sunshine to enjoy. Warming up

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nicely and the morning with clouds breaking up and some light winds. A

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dry morning sell it will not be too long before temperatures start to

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nudge up. The breeze will keep part of the East Coast a little bit

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breezy and our best temperatures will be towards the West. Most at

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the day it will stay dry but we have some rain coming up from the

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side. You will probably notice the cloud popping up around County

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Tyrone. There will be some rain tomorrow evening. The rain is down

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to a weather front which sits across us tomorrow night. Low-

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pressure will hang around for much of Thursday. That is never a good

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sign. So thorough stayer looks like an unsubtle day. -- Thursday. The

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winds will be light so we could get a heavy shower. Friday will be more

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fresh and temperatures will be down at around 17 degrees. At the moment

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it looks like mixed weather for the it looks like mixed weather for the

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weekend. More of that tomorrow. A reminder of the stories making

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