02/09/2011 BBC Newsline

Good evening. The headlines this Friday evening: a high-profile

loyalist is ordered back to Northern Ireland for a trial. A

fresh attempt to tackle the peace lines. A popular Hollywood

restaurant faces big fines for employing illegal workers. The Red

Arrows are not coming here, but the tragic death of one of their pilots

will not be forgotten. Join me life. Two Irish football managers with

one goal tonight, to take a big step towards Euro 2012. There is

heavy rain on the way. A well-known loyalist has been ordered back into

custody ahead of one of the biggest criminal trials for decades. Mark

Haddock and 13 other alleged UVF men will stand accused of murder

and other terrorist offences. Mark Haddock had been out on bail. The

announcement of his return to prison was made only an hour record.

He was Alexei Northern Ireland. Why his return? He had been leaving --

living at a secret location in England because of fears for his

safety. That is following allegations he was working as a

Special Branch informant -- Special Branch informant. He and 13 others

are due to stand trial in Belfast. In advance of that trial, a court

order was issued yesterday that he had to hand himself over to the

police no later than 5:00pm today. The order was made yesterday, but

the judge accepted that the details should not be made apparent until

today. There was concern that if this was publicised in advance, it

would give advance notice to anyone who wanted to attack Mark Haddock.

Looking ahead to the trial, what are the charges? Some serious

charges connected to a merger in 2000. Mark Haddock and eight others

are charged with that. -- a murder in 2000. There are other charges of

possession of firearms and assault. Much of the evidence comes from two

brothers, former members of the UVF. They admitted their role in the

murder. They are serving sentences for aiding and abetting that murder.

They were jailed for only three years. That was because they agreed

to give evidence against the 14 men who will appear in court. There is

to be a fresh attempt to bring down Belfast's peace walls. The move has

been put forward by Alliance councillor Tom Eakin, who admitted

it could only happen with the agreement of local communities. The

peace lines first went up at the start of the Troubles, and

sectarian clashes have insured they are still there. There is more than

40 now across the city. We sought the views of people living in the

shadow of these barriers. Many people were reluctant to speak, and

for some they are still wanted. I do not think they should be taken

down. They separate the community. We do not know what is on the other

side, I think it is better keeping it that way. We should make an

effort to live together. This summer saw serious sectarian

clashes in east Belfast. An indication that it will take longer

in some areas than others to bring the barriers down. Work goes on all

the time behind the scenes. This afternoon, I met two young people

from a cross-community group, Ambassadors For Peace, who have set

a target date of 2019 for the walls to come down.

There is trust in the cross- community projects that, and I

think people used the excuse that used to waltz as an excuse for

protection, but if the walls were not there, people would many get a

long because there is no wall protecting them. What kind of

project would encourage people to feel relaxed about the walls coming

down? Getting people to meet each other. You will see people on each

side of the wall who have never met. I was like that beforehand. I had

never met a Catholic. I was a bit worried at first and then I got

used to the idea and made a lot of friends. That way, at you could get

used to the idea. How do you bring them together? Community projects

and staff. Get together in youth centres and go on trips. Get to

know each other. It will change minds. How important is political

leadership in all of this? political leaders are the ones who

make the decisions. If there is going to be a change, they allow it

to happen. It is up young people. They must for set upon political

leaders that we what changed. From then on, the political leaders can

take action. Do you think there is a generation thing here, older

people are reluctant to see the walls come down? For I would say so.

The older generation has been through the Troubles, they have

seen it, they have had things like that, experience things that make

them that way. They grew up with prejudice. They would not agree

with it. The UN people I have asked have agreed with it and would not

minded because they do not hold anything against the people of the

other religion. -- the young people. It is an amazing thing, some of

those walls will have been up for half a century. It is the longest

in Europe. We plan to have been down by 2019. Opinions on the peace

lines in Belfast. A restaurant in North Down has been raided by

immigration officials who arrested two members of staff for allegedly

being in the UK illegally. The order of the premises says what

happened could threaten the businesses. The future is now in

the hand of the UK Border Agency. So officers arrived at the

restaurant as it opened for business last night. They question

three staff there about their eligibility to work in the UK. Two

men, an Argentinian and the New Zealand person, were arrested. They

are being detained. Last night was part of a national campaign by the

UK Border Agency to tackle immigration offenders working

illegally in Northern Ireland. Last night was a routine operation

whereby we detected two illegal workers working in a high-profile

restaurant. If the owners of the restaurant cannot prove they

carried out the proper checks, they could be liability -- they could be

liable for a fine of �10,000 for each worker. The restaurant is run

by a local restaurant Show, who has appeared on television to talk

about her business. She says the staff are dedicated -- devastated

by the raid and it could threaten her business. We are working

towards the legal route are becoming a sponsor, unfortunately,

time moved on and they did not happen. The border agency says it

is for employers to comply with these are regulations, and there is

plenty of advice on its website. Still to come: the pet friendly

cafe put in a the welcome mat for four-legged friends. Northern

Ireland are a depleted but not defeated. We will have the team

used just a little later. -- the team news. The libraries and

authority has expressed disappointment that a major

refurbishment of the inside of Belfast Central Library has been

cancelled because of governmental cuts. It means bad news for rural

libraries. Belfast Central Library was built 1888, and it had been

expecting another �20 million to restructure and renovate the

interior. That has been shelved because of budget cuts. A big

problem is getting hold of the books stored on seven floors behind

the scenes. If I wanted, I need to give and noted that this man, who

passed a search warrant. The idea is to preserve the old park but

embellish -- demolished the extensions. We are disappointed,

but we believe the tremendous resources in this building are very

important, not just to Belfast but Northern Ireland as a whole.

funding shortfall stretches to rural libraries. Because of raising

awareness of the library, Our profile has increased. There are a

lot more people coming in. You it is not all doom and gloom. He it is

disappointing that libraries are affected by this, but given the

fact we are in the position we are in, it is inevitable. There are

positive. Nearly 17 million has been spent on libraries. They will

decide which of the rural branches will close and which will be

reprieved. Portrush will play host to the biggest airshow in Northern

Ireland this weekend, with many demonstrations. This evening the

skies in Portrush are full of rain. Tomorrow they will be full of

different types of aircraft. Look the plan had been for a peak Red

Arrows to take part, but following the death of one of their pilots

that will not happen. The funeral will take place tomorrow will stop

the will be going to that. He will not be forgotten in Portrush. One

of the organisers is here. How will you pay tribute to him? We have it

organised. We have a parade across the front. The mayor will be there.

After that, we will have a silence, and then a plane, similar to the

Red Arrows, will fly in with a lady pilot. She has been flying planes

in Libya. That will come in very slowly, around the bay, and then

we'll come really fast back again, into infinity. That is a typical

tribute that they do in the forces. The Red Arrows was only one small

part of this year show, and one of those who will be in this guy is

this man, what is it you will be doing? I will be flying one of the

planes, and with a win walking demonstration. That is pretty

dangerous. It is not dangerous at all, we do about 100 a year shows a

year. It will be exciting. Plenty to see in this guide tomorrow, and

I can reveal exclusively that there Down the coast near Whitehead in

County Antrim, walkers have been told they are taking too big a risk

by ignoring warning signs about falling rocks.

Unstable cliffs have led to the closure of one end of Blackhead

Path which climbs around the Lighthouse at the mouth of Belfast

Lough. Kevin Sharkey reports. That chance of a closer view it

makes this 2.5 mile walk worthwhile. Locals and visitors come here daily

in their hundreds. It winds along the coast, along Belfast Lough,

towards the Atlantic. But now the council has closed the final leg of

the walk, due to unstable cliff conditions. It is the best part of

the path. It visitors will stop there, they will not go on. But the

locals ignored the gate and take their chances, going around the pav.

You have the caves and the deeper water and then you can see the rest

of the cliffs. You walk along a tunnel and in the distance you can

see the class. The unstable cliff face has caused problems in the

past and special meant -- measures have been taken to protect passers-

by. The see the signs and they might think there is not a

particular problem and they take a chance. People have to think

seriously about what they are doing when the path that point. The

surveys are very Clear and the indication is potential subsidence.

In all likelihood, more or wire mesh inmate be the answer. A --

more wire-mesh might be the answer. It will be some time before or this

is open to the public again. Coleraine's rowers are in top form

at the world championships. And with big games in soccer

tonight, here's hoping that success is catching. With more, Austin

O'Callaghan. A potentially decisive night for

both Irish international teams as far as qualification for next

summer's European Championship finals goes. First, to Northern

Ireland's home game in Group C. Opponents Serbia have no Nemanja

Vidic and no fans at the game. UEFA have banned their supporters from

travelling to the remaining matches following crowd trouble earlier on

in the qualifying campaign. Mind you, we did spot one or two Serbian

shirts around Belfast today. Live now to Windsor Park and Mark

Sidebottom. The wars continue for Northern

Ireland. -- woes. Northern Ireland, in a pivotal game are sure and of

that capital players. -- are short of key players. If we're going to

qualify, we are going to do it the hard way. We can look at the build

up to this. It will be Healey and don't dropping off up top -- up

front of this weekend. It will be a big ask. The only saving grace is

that they have not won there since they beat us in a march. I do not

think they are the same side, but it will still be a big ask for us.

To get the second spot, we definitely need to win. I do not

think one. Will be enough to help us win. -- one point. When you

compare the standards, it is still a big gap. We have upset a few

people here before and perhaps against the odds people do it again.

The Mac is a life on that the radio. He will get highlights on Match of

the day this evening. We're hoping that the injury count does not

continue. The stakes are just as high for the

Republic of Ireland. They host Slovakia in Dublin but will be

missing Shane Long for the game. The West Brom striker got injured

in training, so Kevin Doyle, who was initially dropped for this game,

now starts alongside Robbie Keane up front.

There is no American twang to his action yet, but most Republic

supporters have wanted them -- their photos taken with the

Hollywood a resident. -- the Hollywood resident. Tonight's Mac

is a must win for the home team. will be tremendous for Ireland. He

does not get the credit that he deserves. He has been a great

player for this country. It is a great achievement what he have done.

-- what he has done. To qualify for this group, the Republic will need

something from their trip to Russia next Tuesday, but first and

foremost, three points tonight seems essential.

Our local rowers are still on top form at the World Championships in

Slovenia. Richard Chambers has won a bronze medal with the British

lightweight men's four crew, a day after his brother Peter won gold.

And another Coleraine man, Alan Campbell, has made it to the final

of the Single Sculls. Nial Foster reports.

There were beautiful conditions are once more on this late in the slow

been here as Alan Campbell looked to to make the final and book his

place in the 2012 Olympics in the process. He led from the start,

setting a punishing pace for the rest of the field, including the

reigning world champion. His tactics work as he pulled clear to

finish in the first place. -- his tactics work. Younger brother Peter,

after his gold medal yesterday has the bragging rights in that the

chambers's household for now. Rugby's PRO-12 League kicks off

this evening. This is the new name for the Celtic League. Ulster's

opening match is at home to Glasgow. Gavin Andrews is suited and booted

at Ravenhill. Ulster's fans arriving here at a

Ravenhill with high expectations. It did win against Harlequins last

week. David, a good buzz about the police? For it is hard to believe

the new season has already started. You get to a certain point when you

are ready to get back into competitive rugby. Last weekend was

a huge performance. This is where it really starts. Glasgow have made

it tough over the last couple of years. I do not think it has been

the last couple of years, I think we have always struggled with

Glasgow. Tonight is a big challenge, to continue this their lovably we

played last week. Hopefully the rain will stay away. How important

is it for the young people to make a good start this season? If you

had said to me two years ago that we would be going in with a living

are 12 of her starting team are missing, we would always have

struggled to see how competitive we could be. A lot of the young

players who have games plea from last year have performed very well.

A new face on show tonight and another next week. We have the new

players coming in over the next few weeks, the turning -- depending on

how it teams to at the World Cup. Hopefully, it will bear fruit at

tonight. Kick-off is at 7:05pm. A big Ulster fan, Rory McIlroy will

no doubt be keeping track of their progress.

The US Open champion is the joint leader at the halfway point of the

European Masters, but he may well be rueing a host of missed birdie

opportunities this evening. In the beautiful setting of Cran,

Switzerland, McIlroy started the day two shots off the lead but

improved his standing to eight under with a round of 69. However,

he missed good birdie chances that would have made him the outright

leader. Ireland's Peter Lawrie was a big mover. He shot a five under

par 66 to move up to joint ninth place And the Open champion Darren

Clarke had a steady level par round of 71 which keeps him at four under,

and so still in contention going into the weekend.

Finally, congratulations to the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue

Service Gaelic Football Team, who have won the gold medal at the

World Police and Fire Games, currently taking place in the Bronx

in New York. A sign outside a cafe saying "No dogs except guide dogs"

doesn't mean that by law you can't take your four legged pet inside.

And for a couple in County Down it's the perfect idea for a new

business as our district journalist Francis Gorman found out.

Relaxing indoors, not tied up outside. The owner say it is the

first dog friendly cafe here. People told them it would be

illegal, but it seems they were wrong. There is no law in the

country that says you cannot bring it all into the premises. It is up

to the proprietor of the Establishment as to whether dogs

are allowed in or not. He what was your reaction when you heard that?

I was relieved, it meant that we could go ahead and look for

premises. So far, so good. Docks and owners happy, they can stay

together over lunch. He did you feel about this? It was refreshing.

What do you do after a walk, before this cafe opened? Just basically go

home. We had to bring water for the dog and bags. Here, there are

toilets for the dog. You can also get a picture of your pet for the

wall of fame. There are plans to start a dog sitting service next

year. Freddie got off to a decent start,

but things quickly changed. It will be quite persistent rain in at some

places this evening and overnight. Enough to cause some localised

flooding. Temperatures are staying above average. It will rain

tomorrow at the Northern Ireland game. Perhaps a dry start for at

the Dublin game, but it me rain later. A damp start to the weekend,

but a decent day on Saturday. Drier conditions, and over the day on

Saturday. Showers lingering, but it will be foremost a dry day. It

should be a dry day four of the Year Show at Portrush. A pretty

decent end to the day and those dry conditions will last overnight into

Sunday. A decent start to Sunday, but things will change. It will

gradually become wetter and some of that rain will be heavy. The Met

Office says he can expect thunderstorms on Sunday. Monday is

unsettled, turning cooler. The once well pack up. If things change,