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

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Traynor. The headlines this Tuesday evening: The source of the

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infection which killed four babies in neonatal units here has been

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identified as sink taps. A Strabane man is jalied for life

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for a brutal dissident republican murder in Donegal four years ago.

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Another turn of the screw for motorists, as botched car repairs

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pile on the financial pressure. A short trip from Coney Island to

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the Oscars for one local film maker. By webcam from the West Indies, we

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hear from the first Irish woman to row across the Atlantic.

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We have the giants of motorcycle racing up at the Giant's Causeway.

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And cricket Ireland say it is time to give us the all important Test

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status. And although it's been another mild

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day with even suggestions of spring, we are expecting some wintry

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weather later this week. I'll have all the details.

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A number of sink taps were the source of the infection that killed

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three babies at the Royal Victoria Hospital's neo-natal unit in the

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past fortnight. A fourth infant died before Christmas in

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Altanagelvin Hospital where again the infection has been traced to

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taps at a sink. Pseudomonas is a bacterial infection that's widely

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found in soil and stagnant water. The health minister told the

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Assembly today there's no evidence that the bacterium is in the water

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system at the Royal. And he emphasised that patients should

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attend the hospital as normal. In a moment we'll talk to the minister

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who's in our studio this evening. But first our Health Correspondent,

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Marie-Louise Connolly, reports on today's developments.

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Tiny and pressures, premature babies just like these are at the

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centre of a major health scare. Born fighting for their lives there

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now battling across the potentially fatal bacterial infection,

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Pseudomonas. Six cases have been confirmed with a 7th case suspected.

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Also confirmed is the source of the infection. The Health Minister of

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said it had been traced to the taps. The team are in the process of

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removing and replacing all taps in the affected area. Pseudomonas has

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also been traced to the Altnagelvin neonatal unit in Londonderry.

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However this infant had a different strain of the infection that is

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currently being investigated in Belfast. The cases in Londonderry

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prompted the Chief Medical Officer to write to all health Trusts on

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December 22nd about water sources and the potential infection risk to

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patients. The letter reminded staff about good practice in dealing with

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water systems in order to minimise and manage the risk of

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contamination by it organisms such as Pseudomonas. However the letter

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does not state that a child had died. When we identified the

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incident in Altnagelvin and became aware that this was related to a

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tap within the unit, we really should the guidance to all the

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Trusts across Northern Ireland, reminding them of the information.

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I understand that you never get over losing a baby. Considering

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that for babies across northern Arnaud died, did authorities act

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quickly enough? The fact is that three babies died in a short space

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of time. The source of the infection in two different sides

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was the same. Could more have been done between the baby dying in

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Altnagelvin to three babies dying in the Royal? It has also emerged

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that a baby's have traces of the infection on their skin. This does

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not mean they are infected but they are being closely monitored.

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We are trying our best to get rid of the infection. So hopefully in

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the next few days it will be all clear and the babies will get

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better. Sink taps at the neonatal unit at the Royal Lodge has

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replaced one year ago. The health minister says that lessons must be

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learned and it is crucial that that happens immediately.

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And we have heard that a 7th case has been confirmed this evening

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with me now is the health minister, Edwin Poots. When the baby died in

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Altnagelvin, did you inform the other hospitals of that fact?

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the chief medical officer wrote to the other hospitals advising them

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to take the maximum precautions and reminding them of a previous letter

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they had received in 2010. Why did did not say that the baby had died

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and the source was linked to the taps? I think the best person to

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ask about that is the chief medical officer. He has been writing to the

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hospitals to inform them of the need to have maximum hygiene to

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insure it that they minimise the risk of Pseudomonas. Sadly in the

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case of the Royal Jubilee Maternity Hospital, there has been an

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outbreak and the consequences has been that babies have died. Our

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task at this moment is to get on top of that and insure that other

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babies are not infected and we identify the source of the problem

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and that is what we have been doing. But questions have been raised, or

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whether enough has been done. Given that the baby died in up Miguel was

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just before Christmas, it was there not an urgency to tell the other

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hospitals that a baby had died from his back to real infection, the

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source was the taps, you should take a look at your taps. Would

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that have made a difference? 22nd December the source was not

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absolutely conclusive. It was believed to be the taps in that

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area of the hospital that it had happened. So they gave the best

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advice that was available to them at that time. What we're finding

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even currently is that things change our by hour, it is a fluid

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situation. I sought to get all the information out as I have received

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it. Sometimes it later transpires that that changes and these

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situations are fluid. You announced in the Assembly today that

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ultraviolet light taps, new modern task will be fit is that the

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neonatal unit in the Royal. What about the other neonatal units?

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ABBA it also going to get these taps that would kill the infection?

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We will Rooker that case by case, but there is a certain logic to it.

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They are expensive taps but what price do you put on life and

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especially that of vulnerable babies? It is certainly something

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we will be looking at. He made a point of praising the medical staff

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at the hospitals. We have had different reports, people

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criticising hygiene and standards of care. Do you think they could

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have done more to prevent what happened? All of these things will

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be tested in due course. What we have identified is the source of

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the problem as being around the taps. What we need to identify is

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how that happened. More work will be done on that. And we will go

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through all of this thoroughly because it is incumbent upon us to

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do that to ensure that next year and the following year we do not

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have a similar incident. That we ensure it does not happen again.

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A Strabane man has been jailed for life by the Special Criminal Court

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in Dublin for the dissident republican murder of a man four

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years ago. Andrew Burns, who was also from Strabane, was shot twice

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in the back in a church car park in County Donegal. With more details

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on the case here's our Dublin reporter, Jennifer O'Leary.

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The body of Andrew Burns was found by teenagers at this church car

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park at Donnyloop in Castlefin in February 2008. The 27-year-old

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painter and decorator was involved in the dissident republican group,

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Oglaigh na Eireann. So too was the man who had driven him there from

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Strabane, Martin Kelly. He was told to bring Andrew Burns across the

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border for a punishment shooting. Three men were waiting. Martin

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Kelly witnessed the shooting, brought the three men away and

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helped dispose of the murder weapon. The 37-year-old was interviewed by

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officers from the Gardai and the PSNI at a hotel in Ballymena, where

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he admitted what he had done. Martin Kelly also named the others

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involved. Gardai say the investigation is continuing.

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this instance witnesses did come forward and gave excellent evidence.

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The court accepted all their evidence and I would ask people to

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have full confidence in their evidence and the statements will be

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treated totally in confidence. family of Andrew Burns left the

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court today after telling the three judges of the pain and trauma they

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are still suffering, four years after the murder of their brother

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and son. You're watching BBC Newsline, still

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to come on the programme. Why the Irish cricket squad is

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hoping to hit the ICC for six. And we talk to the first Irish

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woman to row across the Atlantic, via webcam from the West Indies.

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Stormont had no police cover for a short time this afternoon when

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officers were withdrawn in an alleged row over where the officers

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are accommodated. Our political Correspondent is here. The a

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authorities are trying to play down this unusual incident but it is

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clear that for a time this afternoon police cover was in deep

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withdrawn from Parliament Buildings. An Assembly spokesperson says the

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Pierson might temporarily remove the officers for operational

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reasons. Other security staff remained at their post. But the

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Ulster Unionist MLA Ross Hussey says it was a fight over

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accommodation. Police officers had been removed from the Rome that

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they had been using for years and moved into a side room. The room

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they had been offered is totally wrong. And we understand that there

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are negotiations to try to resolve this. Clearly you would not remove

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them from this building, there are plenty of rooms available.

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spokesperson for the PSNI it said that they are happy with the

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accommodation for the officers deployed here. The assemblies to

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the officers were away from the post for a very short period of

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time. But Mr Hussey said it lasted between three and four hours and he

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intends raising the incident with the chief constable.

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Next to your home, running a car is the biggest expense facing many of

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us. When repairs are not carried out properly, the cost of putting

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them right can run into thousands of pounds. Our consumer

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correspondent, Martin Cassidy, reports on the growing level of

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complaints about botched repairs. He looks at the battle motorists

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face to get their money back and their cars back on the road.

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Pretty horrendous, to be honest. Frightening for the owner. This is

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a forensic engineer at work. In this case he has been called in to

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find out why a replacement gearbox has blown up after just a few miles.

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The owner of the car believes the garage forgot to put oil in a

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replacement part, an error which had catastrophic consequences.

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Armagh Trust appeared -- perfect not appear directly in front of the

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camera but took us on a drive to recreate the moment that the

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gearbox exploded. I have never been so scared in my life. There was a

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massive bang coming from underneath the car. The car lurched forward

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and I was slowing down. I looked in my rear-view mirror to see a piece

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of metal flying up from the back of my car. It is a disturbing memory.

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But the cost of getting the car back on the road is fast becoming

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another nightmare. Not only is she now faced with the bill for

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replacing the gearbox, which have already been replaced, but she also

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now has other damage which has to be paid for. A car of this age,

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we're actually getting close to the value of the car. Complaints about

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shoddy workmanship are on the increase was DUP as cars become

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more complex, some mechanics seemed to be struggling to stay abreast of

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the new technologies. Unfortunately car repairs are a big issue for

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Trading Standards and in the last 12 months we have received at least

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1000 complaints in relation to faults in second-hand cars. Of

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those complaints at least one-third have been in relation to car

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repairs and servicing. While garages like this do a good job,

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when problems occur, it time pressure can be a contributing

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factor. The majority of dealers now have the equipment supplied by the

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manufacturer. It is all about fault-finding, where the garage

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present plugs in the diagnostic equipment which gives him a series

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of codes and he den can interpret exactly what the fault is.

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Unfortunately it does not always work. It is still down to the

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professionalism of the mechanic. Whilst consumer law does provide

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protection from motorists, insisting on an accurate fault

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diagnosis and a written quotation The Belfast director Terry George

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is celebrating an Oscar nomination. His short film The Shore was filmed

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near Killough and is one of five films in the live action short

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category. Our arts correspondent, Maggie Taggart, has been speaking

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to the director and one of the stars of the film. Two years ago,

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Terry George accused his own family cottage has a base for The Shore.

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Now the 30 minute film has been nominated for an Oscar. It is the

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story of a man who returns to Northern Ireland from a United

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States, but with a dark secret. my agents and managers of people

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out here cannot believe it. But I told them two years ago, the son,

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but I want to make the short film and they thought I had lost my mind.

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It is great, particularly for the local actors involved. The film

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stars major local actors, including Ciaran Hands and Conleth Hill.

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something so invested with love by the Terry George family, to be made

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with such care, we had a brilliant time making it, and it is a nice

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summation of all that work. other Irish film nominated his

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Pentecost, of which tells the story of an altar boy torn between a

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serving Mass and football. Five short films have been chosen from

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among 107 entries for the award. And that's not all -the Belfast

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born actior Kenneth Brannagh is up for a best supporting actor award

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for his role in My Week with Marylin.

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I have not seen that, and I have so many to see before the results! You

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should be on the judging committee! By would be nice!

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Now Stephen Watson is here with news about Ireland's cricket team

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who are aiming for recognition as one of the sport's elite teams - to

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take part in Test cricket. They've beaten Pakistan and England

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at successive World Cups - now Ireland are applying to the

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International Cricket Council for Test status by the year 2020. As an

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associate member of the ICC, Ireland currently doesn't play the

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full five-day version of the game. Ireland has enjoyed the role of

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underdog in recent years. This is it! As both England and Pakistan

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will testify. But now it wants more. Ireland is currently an associate

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band of international cricket which means it gets to play one-day

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internationals and 2020 games, but not Test matches. An unfortunate

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consequence of their recent successes is that some of the

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team's best players had been Lauder way to get the chance to play Test

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cricket elsewhere. For Cricket Ireland there is only one way to

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get around that. Test cricket is the old what form of the game.

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Unless we aspire to that and tell our players to be as good as they

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can become we are always going to lose our best players to England.

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do not think they are ready yet that within the next four or five

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years, I do nothing they would have a choice. We have a lot are backing

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about the way that we do things and our progress, S so I think that

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five or six years from now a lot of people will be taking note that

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Ireland are pushing for something that they set up six years before.

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But it is a day that may come too late for some of the current

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players. Eight years, 35, will have to wait and see. It is a long way

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away and a lot can happen in that time. It is a great idea for

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Cricket Ireland, gives them something to strive for both on and

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off the field. 28 Fred believes it can afford to become the Test-

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playing nation. -- Cricket Ireland. Big changes to the race schedule at

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this year's International North West 200 were confirmed today. For

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the first time ever there will be racing over two days, with

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additional day-time practice. And a top line up of riders was revealed

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for this year's high speed event. The giants of road racing at the

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Giants Causeway. The perfect combination to start the countdown

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to Ireland's biggest and most exciting outdoor sporting event.

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And one of the stars of the show is home-grown. You hear the crowd, it

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is like a big football match. It was really overwhelming and I

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managed to chuck Mike loves the way, forgetting that I had another race

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to go. More practice and racing has gone down well with the big names,

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who cannot wait get back this May. It has a unique place. There is no

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place like it in the world. Such long straights and you have to get

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your head over the speed. All the testing their EDU can are really

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prepare yourself for the North West 200. -- that you do. I am just

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delighted to come back again. I want be pushing for the race when

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this year. As always, BBC Northern Ireland will have every angle

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covered on the north coast. Planning permission has been

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secured for the first of three sports stadiums. Ravenhill rugby

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ground will receive �14.7 million of funding to increase capacity to

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just over 18,000. Thomas Kane reports.

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The environment minister, Alex Attwood, swapped his sued for an

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all-star would be Jenny as politics and sport came together. These are

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early images of what the new Ravenhill will look like. Ulster

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rugby is on the up and up and we are adding to that story with a �15

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million investment, and 18,000 capacity stadium, two further

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dramatised that Northern Ireland sport is on the up and up, be it

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golf, rugby or Gaelic sports. hoped that the area will benefit

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during the war rebuilding process. We will be putting social clauses

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into the contract, particularly for the construction industry at this

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time. It is also good for young people and for the long term

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unemployed, that it is not just about one particular section of the

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community. Primarily it is a sporting development but it is also

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a development for the GAA and four Soccer and four Rugby and for those

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communities. The increased capacity is key to the future of Ulster.

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host eight European Cup quarter- final we need 15,000. To host a

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tie-up to international we need 18,000. To be competitive with the

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leading light in Europe we wreck we need 18,000 to generate enough

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revenue to invest right across the game in Ulster. Work is due to

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start later this year and is planned to be fully completed in

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late 2015. It will look well when it is

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finished. But I cannot see us all rushing to see Alex Attwood in an

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Ulster shirt! Two days after she arrived in

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Barbados at the end of her record breaking row across the Atlantic,

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Kate Richardson from Portadown says she hasn't quite recovered her land

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legs, but is already considering her next challenge. Kate was one of

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a five-woman crew which took 45 days to cross the 3,000 miles from

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the Canaries. They knocked a week off the previous record. The

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amazing thing about Kate is that she had never done any rowing

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before she accepted the Atlantic challenge to raise money for

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charities fighting human trafficking. On a rather dicey

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webcam from Barbados, I asked her to sum up her experience. Through I

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don't think you can put it into words. I'm still considering what

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is the best way to describe it. Complete the overwhelming, horrific,

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exciting, breathtaking, a once-in- a-lifetime experience. Carlos the

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highlights and a low lights. Gosh! The best moment for me was when we

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got a continuous updates of our progress. At the beginning Luan

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fine across a where overtaking or the other boats so that was a real

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motivation. Three were mileage had come down further and further and

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we were getting closer and closer to land and there was a real

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motivation. Also, seeing dolphins was amazing. The whole crossing had

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been fairly quiet and we had not seem much wildlife and then all of

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a sudden we saw these dolphins jumped out of the seat and circle

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around about. The worst moment? There was a time early on when

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there were a lot of technical problems and it was in very high

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seas and stormy and I was still trying to adjust to the sea. I did

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not have any Asian experience. So to have to deal with the technical

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problems in a stormy sea was quite scary. You had not done any rain

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before this adventure. You have been at sea for seven weeks. Are

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you ever going to row again? I took up rowing as soon as I said yes to

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this challenge. To be honest, I'd really love it. I would like to

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continue rowing when I get back home. Ocean rowing? Maybe in a few

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years' time I would like to do it again. I would like to see what I

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can do to make a better and make it faster. Who knows what is in store.

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What is your next challenge? Gosh, the girls have already been talking

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about it. Even when we were on the boat we were taught about what we

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would do next, which is crazy. We are talking about doing a possible

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cycling route, cycling through all the trafficking areas. The nine-to-

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five job will just have to wait. Yes, it is looking that way! Thanks

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for a much. She is great, she has a real can-do attitude. Let us get

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We have had another mild date but winter has not left to us even

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though there are signs of spring around. We are expecting quite cold

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and wintry weather later this week. Today there has been a steady

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stream of cloud moving in from the Atlantic. It will stay around

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tonight and it does mean chances of catching the Northern Lights

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tonight are very limited. Tomorrow, if things are still good as far as

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the magnetic forces are concerned, the skies will be clearer. We have

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damp and drizzly weather to come tonight. Temperatures not much

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lower than 819 degrees. This bunch of rain sitting at Atlantic will

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come our way tomorrow. It is moving in from the West End East and the

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winds are increasing as well. Not quite as mild as today with the

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strengthening southerly winds and then the rain. The rain will make

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its way over Easter errors by the afternoon. Temperatures of around

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nine or ten degrees. By 3pm, it is raining heavily across Antrim and

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down through Belfast. Strong and gusty winds. The rain starts to

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lesson in the West and as that happens, towards evening,

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temperatures will start to fall. So, as the rain clears away, there may

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be a little bit of sleet and snow. Tomorrow night, temperatures fall

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