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Good evening. This is BBC Newsline with Noel Thompson and Donna

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Traynor. The headlines this Wednesday

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evening: Workers braced as hundreds of jobs set to go at Ulster Bank -

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we have the very latest. Passengers have a lucky escape as a

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bus crashes into a stop in Belfast city centre.

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Police still don't know what caused a mystery blast in Londonderry

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which was heard several miles away from the city.

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Will the Stormont executive have to learn how to subtract one

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department? On a big European week for Ulster

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rugby, a World Cup winner commits his long-term future to Ravenhill.

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And a cold front coming south tonight will bring some wet weather,

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but for how long? I'll tell you shortly.

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First tonight, speculation is mounting that the Ulster Bank is

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poised to make a major announcement which will see hundreds of staff

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north and south of the border. - - lose their jobs. Our business

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correspondent, Kevin Magee, joins us live from outside the Ulster

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Bank's headquarters in the centre of Belfast. Kevin, what can you

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tell us? The chief executive to date had a meeting with the first

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and Deputy First ministers to discuss lending but it is also

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likely that the issue of job losses was also discussed. A major

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announcement is expected tomorrow and staff arriving at work tomorrow

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expect to be told the extent of the expected job cuts on both sides of

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the border. A what might be the extent of the losses? Well the most

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realistic estimate is between 609 hundred people could lose their

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jobs on the island of Ireland. That works out at between 10 and 15 per

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cent of the total workforce. The bank employs around 6000 people,

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2000 of them here in Northern are none. So between 203 hundred people

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here could be affected. There are where a lot of job losses a few

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years ago, will staff be surprised that the extent of this round?

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is correct, staff have been here before. What they do not know it is

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the extent to which the job cuts will take place. What they will be

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interested to know is the extent and also the circumstances behind

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them. Are they likely to be voluntary or compulsory

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redundancies? Two people were taken to hospital

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in Belfast this afternoon when a Translink Metro Bus crashed into a

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bus shelter. It happened on Queen Street in the City Centre. Will

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Leitch reports. Translink said the accident

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happened just after a quarter past took this afternoon as people were

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waiting for the bass. The single- decker bus appears to have pulled

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out around another double-decker and then tried to cut sharply into

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the stock. For whatever reason, in pulling in the bus struck the bus-

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stop, knocking it over partially and shattering panes of glass.

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Fortunately none of the three passengers waiting inside the

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shelter were seriously hurt. The bust did not strike the passengers.

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Workers in nearby shops came out to help immediately after the accident.

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Two women were taken to hospital thought to be suffering from minor

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cuts and bruises and shock. The other was able to walk away.

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just pulled out. I thought he had gone into the kerb. Then the

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pavement slabs had left it up. Police were taking measurements at

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the scene at this afternoon as the debris was cleared up. Queen's

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Street has now been reopened. Translink say there will be a full

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investigation. The cause of a loud explosion in

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Londonderry yesterday evening is still unclear. People living in the

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Spencer Road and Fountain Hill areas of the city had to leave

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their homes. They were only allowed back in this afternoon. The police

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carried out extensive searches for much of the day. Our north west

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reporter, Keiron Tourish, reports. Police were trying to establish the

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exact location of the explosion occurred at around teatime

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yesterday. Last night it led to the evacuation of several homes.

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Residents stayed with relatives or in a local church hall. But some

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opted to stay in their homes in spite of the alert. We had

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different reports that a tyre blew up on a lorry. We knew the general

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area it came from. The police have now confirmed that a number of

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officers where in the area yesterday afternoon. Around about

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the same time there were reports of masked men being seen near by.

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Police say that is why they took the decision to evacuate the area

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after the loud explosion. But across the River Foyle on the City

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side, some businesses here are convinced there is a more innocent

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explanation. Workers at a tyre depot rushed outside after hearing

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allowed bang just around 5 o'clock. Moments earlier a large lorry had

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driven past. There was a cloud of white smoke so I went down to see

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if any damage had been done. The place was covered in it rubber from

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the tyres. The hold will pulls off the lorry. Even the man next door

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thought it had been a bomb. It broke all the windows. We had bombs

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before or during the Troubles but I never heard anything like this. We

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were convinced that there had been a bomb in the street. Thank God

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nobody was hurt. At lunch time today residents were allowed back

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into their homes and businesses opened again in this part of the

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waterside. This area of waste ground will still be cordoned off

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for the next few days as police searches continue.

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A shake-up at Stormont is on its way with the Department responsible

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for our universities and colleges set to be scrapped. The First and

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Deputy First Minister say it's just the start as they seek more

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efficient government. Some other Executive parties are complaining,

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but their efforts at negotiations proved to be a lesson in power. Our

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political correspondent, Martina Purdy, has this report. Being

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summoned to the castle for talks can be a bit like going to the

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headmaster's office. You can state your case but it is clear who is in

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charge. And there was a problem to be resolved - who should be justice

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minister. Should it be David Ford? He got the job to stop him fighting

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between the DUP and Sinn Fein. Here is what the first minister had to

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say about the problem. This issue is one of the mechanisms of

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government and we do not wanted to get in the wake of the real

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business of government. We were not going to allow this to lie around

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until the last day. ABBA Castle other solutions were explored. Keep

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David Ward in the job a little longer. But other parties cried

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foul, saying the Alliance party was getting the job from the DUP and

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Sinn Fein and not from the voters. I'm not the teacher's pet. We

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agreed with them a programme that would be put into implementation by

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an alliance Party minister. We have also disagreed with both of them at

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times. But the Alliance Party won its second peak - - second place in

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the elections. The other parties cried it was not fair. We listen to

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what we have considered to be legitimate complaints articulated

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by the SDLP and Ulster Unionists about a party that had less

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electoral support in the assembly elections. Off after talks it is

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now being proposed that the employment and learning department

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be scrapped. This pleased the Ulster Unionist Party. We have been

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successful in highlighting that inequality and we are pleased that

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other parties have listened. But the SDLP is still upset that the

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rules of the Good Friday agreement were put aside in the first place

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and is not convinced that the solution is going to work either.

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There is a sense that people are making it up as they go along to

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fix situations that are lies. That is not a principled approach to

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democratic politics. Party is like these can submit their views to the

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first and Deputy First Ministers by 5pm on Monday. But Peter Robinson

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and Martin McGuinness are powerful enough to do what they want and do

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not seem to anticipate a backlash from the universities and colleges

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that their department is being scrapped.

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Our education correspondent, Maggie Taggart, has more on that. There is

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no anticipated backlash but what are people sank on the ground?

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is not what I have been hearing. The problem is not getting rid of a

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department, but if you scrap this department, who takes on the

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different duties of that department. If you're talking about jobs,

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higher and further education, the most natural department is the

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Department of Education, and further education. But everyone I

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have spoken to today opposes that. People in further education

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colleges and universities have spoken to me to date and the

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majority of people involved seem to think they would be better off not

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in the Department of Education. They want to be linked to the jobs.

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The before, at further-education and training, beware in separate

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departments. So to save money, is this not just an exercise in

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reverting back to what was there before? Further and higher

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education and school education used to be together. But the latest

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thinking is that you should align be jobs and employment prospects

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with the organisation's training or education young people for that

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employment. That seems to most people to be the most natural mix.

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And what is your reckoning on the way that the portfolios will be

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shared out? It has been said that these two departments will take

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over the duties. But it has not actually been set in stone. There's

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bound to be a lot of lobbying from the universities and colleges who

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do not want to be seen as second best. They are worried that other

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departments may see them as the Cinderella of education. Clear

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early more to come on this. And later in the programme, we

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focus on secondary school education and what could be a wholesale

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change in rural areas. You're watching BBC Newsline, still

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to come on the programme. As three Fermanagh schools announced plans

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to close, can rural secondary schools survive? And out with the

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old and IND with the new. Getting ready for the digital switch-over.

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The trial of two men accused of murdering the PSNI officer Stephen

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Carroll has been told that he died from a bullet wound to his head.

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The state pathologist for Northern Ireland reported the findings after

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carrying out a post mortem examination. Constable Carroll was

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shot after responding to a hoax emergency call in Craigavon in

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March 2009. Our reporter Natasha Sayee is following the case and has

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The state pathologist took to the witness stand today and confirmed

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he had carried out a post-mortem examination on the body of

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Constable Stephen Carroll the day after the killing. He said that he

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was a help the man for his age barb that he had died as a result of a

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bullet wound to the head, which would have been rapidly fatal. The

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court heard from a number of forensic police officers, who had

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carried out searches in the Craigavon area after the killing.

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One told the court that during searches in a pine Bank estate, he

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had find an AK- 47 assault rifle, wrapped in clingfilm and hidden

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underneath an oil tank. The prosecution claimed this is the

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weapon that was used to kill Constable Carroll. Police officers

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who had searched the homes of the accused also gave evidence and told

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the court that they had seized a number of items ranging from

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clothing to mobile phones to video cameras, as well as swabbing the

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properties for DNA and gunshot residue. In the dark, Brendan

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McConville from Craigavon and John Paul Whitten from Lurgan sat with

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their own files, taking notes and conferring. They both denied the

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murder and the trial continues in the morning.

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The two men charged with the murder of Michaela McAreavey in Mauritius

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last year have appeared in court. The daughter of the Tyrone GAA

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manager, Mickey Harte, was found dead in her hotel room on her

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honeymoon. The police believe the newly-wed was strangled after

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interrupting a burglary. Avinash Treebohun and Sandip Moneea have

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pleaded not guilty to murdering the 27-year-old last January. The trial

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is due to start on 22nd May. It is not certain if Michaela's husband,

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John McAreavey, will have to attend. The police have failed in a court

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action to force the BBC to handover video of a Real IRA parade in

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Londonderry last Easter. The PSNI claims the material could help them

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identify the 10 masked men, one of whom delivered a speech threatening

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the Queen ahead of her visit to Dublin, and anyone supporting the

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police. The court was told the nearest police officer to the event

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was more than a mile away in Strand Road. The judge ruled against the

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police, saying they failed to prove the video would be of substantial

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value to their investigation. Are we about to see the beginning

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of the end for rural secondary schools? Recommendations on the

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future of all Catholic post-primary schools are due to be published

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next month. The principals of three schools in County Fermanagh have

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already told parents that the only way they will survive is by merging

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into one. On their own, none of these schools

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meet the criteria for pupil numbers or offer the full range of courses

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for 11-19 year olds. This school The principles of these schools

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have told parents they support the plan for a merger, to form one

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Catholic post-primary schools in rural South East Fermanagh. They

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say they have to take account of the educational and financial

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challenges and to make sure new arrangements were viable

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unsustainable. It would mean the closure of two schools. It is a sad

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day for the community here. It is a sad day for me personally. Myself

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and a previous principal work so hard for 32 years to keep the

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school open and to protect. We left no stone unturned to keep the

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numbers up and to keep the quality of the education of, and to enable

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the students and the community to achieve. Parents told me that the

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closure of the school would be a tragedy. They could not understand

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why they school with good results should have to close. They have

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been told the plan will proceed if the Catholic grammar schools in

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Enniskillen end academic selection. If this merger goes ahead it could

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ensure the survival of one of the school's most likely in Lisnaskea.

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There are no guarantees. A final decision rests with the Department

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of Education and they could still decide that in future, all

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secondary pupils in Fermanagh are taught at a school in Enniskillen.

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A World Cup winner has committed his future to Ulster Rugby.

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Now, the sport. Four years ago, Ruan Pienaar was

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part of the all-conquering Springboks squad. Today, the

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talented South African signed a contract extension which will keep

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him at Ravenhill until June 2014. After careful consideration,

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second-choice scrum half Paul Marshall has also put pen to paper.

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He is one of Ulster's most influential players. He has decided

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to sign a new two-year contract. am excited to stay longer. I have

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enjoyed my first two seasons over here. I am glad that the club is

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moving forward. We are starting to show our true potential. It would

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be special to be part of it for another two years. It is an

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ambitious club and everybody knows where they want to be in the next

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couple of years and what they want to achieve. It will be special for

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me to be part of those plans. Ulster fans have reason to cheer.

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The scrum half position looks strong as Paul Marshall has also

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signed a two-year extension. When you do negotiations you weigh up

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all your decisions. I feel like I am enjoying rugby at the minute and

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outside rugby as well, I have so many things here that I laugh and

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growing up in Ulster, you want to play for Auster. -- that I'd love.

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I want to play for Ulster. I want to enjoy rugby and keep trying to

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play well. The friendliest of rivalries is set to continue for

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another few years. Following his public pre-Christmas

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spat with Barry Hearn, Antrim's Mark Allen has told BBC Newsline

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that he and the man in charge of world snooker have now settled

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their differences. Allen had called for Hearne to resign, but they've

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since shaken hands and now agree to disagree.

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Mark Allen has never been shy about speaking his mind. The gaffer tape

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moment during last month's UK Championship was his a humorous way

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of telling the public that he would not be silenced. His criticisms of

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Barry Hearn's running of the sport attracted attention at the time but

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now, a face-to-face meeting between the pair to clear the air appears

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to have resolved some of the issues. He saw me as a silly little boy and

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I saw him as a dictator. We know now that neither of those are true.

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It is one of those things. I will have to concentrate on playing

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snooker and he will have to concentrate on making the money.

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The last bit comes with a blunt bottom line. It is my way or the

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highway, as they say. Mark is entitled to his opinions. The

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little chap we had was very good at opening his mind to, where does he

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want to be? Does he want to be a superstar in an ever-expanding

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global sport? Or does he want to go back to billiard rooms and snooker

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parlours and eat out a living? His prize money this year is probably

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double what he earned in the last couple of years so why must be

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doing something right. We had a very frank and open and friendly

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exchange of views. What is the biggest worry you would have about

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the changes he is proposing? Getting away from the traditions of

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the sport, shot clocks and people being rowdy and drinking. I do not

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think that is what people need. I think he knows that but he also

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knows that as a business you have to try new things. Snooker was a

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dying sport for many years before Barry took over. He has to try new

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things but hopefully before -- after he tried them and realises

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they are not for everyone, he might go closer to the traditions of the

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sport. He calls it as he sees it. Mark Allen got engaged on Christmas

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Day so if he is a man of tradition I imagine he got what -- down on

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one knee! It's just 10 months until the

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digital switch-over. It is based at the changing the way we get a

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signal to our TV from analogue to digital. It means we will have a

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lot more channels to watch, but if your TV is not ready by October,

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you won't be able to see a thing. Television has come a long way over

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the years. Constantly evolving, with technology -- with technology

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as time has gone on, it has got ready for its biggest change to

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date, the digital switch-over. 85% of people in Northern Ireland

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already have digital television sets. There are a large proportion

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of the population who are not go through with it at all. Those are

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the people we are trying to get through the help scheme. 300,000

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people in Northern Ireland are entitled to some kind of help,

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technically and financially. They include the over 75s. Those are

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spoke to are not sure if they are ready for the switch-over or not.

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Never heard of it. I see things on the TV but it doesn't register with

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me. I just put the television on and if there is anything I want to

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see it is on. How can you tell if you are ready? It all depends on

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what you can see on your television. If you can see a menu that looks

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something like this and you have more than 10 channels, then you do

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not need to do anything. Even if you don't have all of these

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channels at the moment, it doesn't mean you need a new TV set. Unit --

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you do need to get ready. The basic thing is, 95% of televisions will

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have eight review box but then if they were built in the last three

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years. Brash a free you barks. Anything prior to that. -- You will

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need to buy a set-top box. For those who are still not sure,

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there is a bath during Northern Ireland this month with more

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I still can't even programme the It is like summertime. Explain

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everything! We got temperatures more normal for

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springtime. Double figures for many of us. The bad news is it will get

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cooler over night. Today we had a lot of cloud around. A cloud

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prevented the sunshine from coming out. But temperatures did not

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struggle. This evening, a cloud sticks around. Patchy light rain at

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times, especially during the early hours of Thursday, with a cold

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front pushing south. It will clear up by breakfast time tomorrow. We

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will manage to avoid any frost. A cloudy start tomorrow but after

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that, we can look forward to bright and sunny weather. It will feel

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colder with cool air coming in behind the cold front tonight. As

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we go into the second part of the day they cold front drifts south

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bringing cloud and sunshine afterwards. Light when but it will

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be cooler. -- a light wind. It will not feel too bad outside. More of

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the same into the evening. Clear skies for the first part of

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tomorrow evening means it will feel much colder, especially in parts of

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the East, where we will have clear skies. Temperatures dipping below

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zero for a while. Temperatures recovering by Friday morning. There

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could be a touch of frost under clearer skies in some places.

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Friday will be a similar day, more cloud but bright and sunny spells.

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Fairly light winds and temperatures of around seven degrees. More of

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the same into the weekend. Mostly dry. Cloudy at times but sunshine

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and fairly light winds. Cold by night and cooler by day. By Sunday,

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we could see highs of five degrees. Bring out the winter willies for

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that! Followers on Twitter. Hundreds of jobs could be cut at

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Ulster Bank, 0 and third of the border.

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Passengers and pedestrians had a lucky escape today when a --

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crashed in Belfast city centre. It is not clear what caused the

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huge buying in Londonderry which led to a security alert in the

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Waterside area of the city. A private company which are fitted

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more at low grade breast implants than any other has refused to

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replace them. It says Pierre p in plans were approved by the medical

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