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Good evening. This is BBC Newsline with Donna Traynor. The headlines:

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MLAs to get a �5,000 pay rise, but it's claimed money will be saved.

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The parents of a teenager murdered 13 years ago ask for help in

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finding his killer. We still miss him terribly.

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It's claimed some farmers are turning a blind eye to badger

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baiting on their land. We have a first look inside the new

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Titanic Belfast building. And the sleepy County Down village

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comes to life. We won't be losing the cloud in a

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hurry but a change is in store for many years later tomorrow.

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MLAs look set to get a pay rise of �5,000 from April next year. That's

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an 11% rise. The decision was taken by an independent review panel. It

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has also reduced the allowances politicians get to run their

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offices, and argues that the overall package will save the

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public more than �3 million. Here's our political editor, Mark

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Devenport. Why did this review happen and exactly why is it

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recommending a pay rise? The three- strong review team was appointed

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last year in order to take out of the politicians' hands the business

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of setting their own pay and allowances and to set it

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independently. They found that over the last decade the MLAs wages have

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been eroded in real terms so they've decided that the �5,000 pay

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rise is justified and that will take MLAs from their current pay of

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just over �43,000 to a new rate of �48,000. The public might not

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necessarily lightless put the chair says as far as the politicians are

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concerned, it is up to them whether they take -- take the extra cash.

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He if they wish to volunteer some of their salary back to the public

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first, we are very happy that they be allowed to do that. Senti 7% of

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the MLAs said they wanted to be paid more not less. That's right. I

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would expect that this time next year, MLAs will be accepting a pay

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increase. If they do that, the panel says we can still save money

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with all of this. It is not just magic, they have looked at the

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office costs allowances. That is the money the politicians used to

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run their constituency offices and that if they jump around 2007 when

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devolution was restored. The panel has decided that that is simply not

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justified. They are recommending in terms of office costs that the

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current cost which is �75,000 per politician should come down to just

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over �69,000. There are clawing back more than �6,000 per

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politicians. They have also come up with some other rulings in terms of

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MLA conditions. One is that all politicians should get their wages

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paid in their own personal accounts rather than central party coffers.

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Another ruling in this report is that each individual MLA should

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only employed one family member on their payroll and finally they have

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introduced some significant penalties for any politicians

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double jobbing in councils or in Westminster which would clawback

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more money. When you put all of this together, the independent

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review panel team argues there will be saving and they say that saving

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will be more than �3 million over the course of the next three years.

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When you compare this to what politicians get in England -- in

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Scotland and Wales, how do we fear? It as close the gap but it has not

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closed it completely. The review panel feels that if you look at the

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job of an MLA band how many there are in relation to voters, they are

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not up to the scale of their own Welsh were Scottish counterparts.

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An Assembly member in Wales earns �54,000 and average and in Scotland

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it is �57,000. Movement today in the Ulster Unionist leadership race

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as well. If it became clear today that Mike Nesbitt will almost

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definitely be entering this race. He will launch his campaign

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officially tomorrow. He has at least for MLA is on side. -- MLAs.

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We also expect Danny Kennedy to put his hat in the ring tomorrow.

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Tomorrow could be quite a busy day in the contest. Martin McGuinness

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has again been talking about considering meeting the Queen.

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Martin McGuinness said he would meet the Queen as an Irish

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president. When he was asked whether he would do it as did the

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First Minister, he said he would have to think about it. -- Deputy

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First Minister. He says he was to be a deputy First Minister for

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everybody and this seems to be a clear hint that Sinn Fein are

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seriously considering a meeting between the Deputy First Minister

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and the Queen if she comes to Belfast during her jubilee year. He

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The parents of a teenager who was murdered 13 years ago have welcomed

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a decision by the police to reopen the investigation. Jonathan Cairns'

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body was found in Loughermore Forest outside Ballykelly. No-one

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has ever been convicted of killing him. Teresa Craig reports.

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Hazel and Raymond Cairns say not a game -- not a day goes by they

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don't think of their son. Jonathan Cairns was murdered on 25th April

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1999. One man was jailed for perverting the course of justice

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but there has never been a condition for his murder. I could

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not believe it was him. He never said a bad word to anyone. We still

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miss him terribly. Time heals a bit but the thought is always there.

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is like a knife through your heart all the time. It is like your

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stomach is being squeezed like a sponge. The body of the Ballykelly

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teenager was discovered by his cousin the day after he disappeared.

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His parents are offering a �30,000 reward for information in the hope

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of finding whoever is responsible for his murder. Earlier today, they

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met to discuss the progress of the new investigation. We just hope the

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perpetrators are brought to justice. They deserve justice. They have

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robbed William of his brother and robbed us of a son. Maybe we could

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have had grandchildren. The police confirmed they are following a

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number of new leads. They say they believe the killers live locally

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and have appealed for anyone with information to come forward. The

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last and Jonathan's parents saw him was outside the local chip shop on

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the main street less than 24 hours later the body of this and was

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found just a few miles away. It is hoped this investigation will shed

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light on what happened. This week, we've been lifting the

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lid on the world of badger baiting, a cruel and criminal underworld

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where gangs kill badgers for their own pleasure. Tonight's report

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focuses on farmers and landowners. One source, who was within that

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secretive world of badger baiting for many years, has told us that

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some farmers would encourage such activity on their property. The

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Ulster Farmers Union says it's not aware of any farmers involved and

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has urged its members to report suspected badger persecution to the

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police. Gordon Adair's exclusive report does contain images that

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some viewers may find disturbing. Five men walking their dogs across

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fields. Nothing out of the ordinary and no cause for concern, and less

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you know what you're looking at. Look more closely at these pictures

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and look up the tools there can make -- carrying. The men are also

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have two types of Dogs, small terriers used to going to the sets

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to pen the badgers and beget specially bred dogs which are used

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to do the killing after the badger has been unearthed. The digs

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themselves cannot go on for hours and it can take some time for the

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dogs to kill the badger. This is happening in broad daylight. We

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have seen gangs park their vehicles, seemingly totally unconcerned about

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potentially being spotted. One source co-operated within this

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world for many years told me that not only would farmers sometimes

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turn a blind eye but on occasion they would actively encourage the

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diggers on to their land and ask to be shown badger carcasses. If it is

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a big set like this, it makes it more horrendous. Ian Hutchinson is

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the head of crime-prevention for a UK-wide police operation. He says

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some land Rosas -- landowners have little choice but to let the gangs

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do what they please. Sometimes the farmers are intimidated. The US PCA

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give us footage taken when they drove into a farm pretending to be

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I have also been shown posting unsocial media sites that shows a

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pack -- a picture of a damaged set. Any landowner, fears we have relied

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on you as the custodian of the countryside. Most of our best

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information comes from the farming community because they do love the

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animals and respect them. Any member of the farming community

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involved in this practice should be ashamed of themselves. One thing

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that is obvious is that a lot of badger digging takes place on or

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near dairy farms. Many farmers believe badgers can transmit TB to

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their animals, potentially costing them thousands of pounds. As the

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law stands, killing badgers is illegal but farmers are supporting

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calls for a cull. I am not aware of any farmers encouraging it. I would

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be very disappointed if any farmers were. Their livelihood is about

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looking after animals. I would be concerned if I knew of any farmer

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that was actively welcoming this on their land. Scientific experts are

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at loggerheads as to whether or not badgers carry TB and transmit it.

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It would seem however that few disagree that using dogs to tear

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badgers apart in the cruellest manner is no solution to any

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problem. Tomorrow night, with a look at just how those dogs also

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suffer. -- we will look. We understand this evening that

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police and USPCA are visiting premises in South Down in

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connection with badger baiting. We'll have the final part on this

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badger baiting investigation tomorrow night at 6:30pm. Our

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earlier reports have sparked a lot of reaction on our Facebook page,

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where the discussion continues, and if you missed the first report,

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it's on our news website. This is BBC Newsline and still to

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come on the programme: I am alive with the former Rangers player who

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was hoping to save the club until the end of the season.

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And a first look inside the new The Sinn Fein Culture Minister

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Caral Ni Chuillin has refused to rule out appointing another ex

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prisoner as her special adviser. It follows the decision of convicted

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murdered Mary McArdle to leave the post after only ten months. The

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sister of the woman she was convicted of killing says she's

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delighted at the move. Here's our political correspondent Gareth

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Gordon. We only ever got one brief public

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glimpse of Mary McCardle in her role as special adviser to the

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culture minister, probably because the appointment of the woman who

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was sentenced to life imprisonment for her part in the murder of Mary

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Travers was so controversial. The teacher was shot in the back as she

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left Mass with her magistrate father. He was also shot but

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survived. The family campaigned to have Mary McCardle removed from has

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dormant post and last night it was confirmed she would be leaving that

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job. It was like everything had been

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lifted off my shoulders. As if all the stress and strains of the last

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10 months and all the feelings that I was worth and we were worth

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nothing, Mary wasn't worth nothing, her memory was being solid,

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suddenly it all disappear. Sinn Fein denies it bowed to

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pressure. He I don't agree with that at all.

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Mary McCardle is a political ex- prisoner, as am I and many people.

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The appointment was made for the right reasons then. Mary's decision

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to read -- to move on is supported by myself as well.

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And Travers says she wants Mary McCardle to tell her who else was

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involved in the murder and the name of the person who ordered the

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operation. Caral Ni Chuillin says she may appoint another ex-prisoner

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to replace her. A former justice minister in the

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Republic has rejected suggestions that the Taoiseach Jack Lynch

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described the 1979 murders of 18 soldiers at Narrow Water, as a

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'political crime'. The claim was made yesterday by a former senior

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RUC officer in evidence to the Smithwick Tribunal. The retired

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assistant chief constable did not specify whether the Taoiseach he

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was referring to was Jack Lynch or Charles Haughey. Some media reports

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attributed the quote to Jack Lynch. But in a letter to the Tribunal,

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Gerry Collins disputed the account and said Mr Lynch was "vehemently

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opposed" to the IRA's campaign of violence.

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We'll have a first look around the new Titanic building shortly but

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first as the crisis at Rangers football club deepens even more.

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The former player Sandy Jardine is in Belfast this evening asking fans

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for financial support to help save the club. He's with our reporter

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Thomas Niblock. Rangers fans are a fighting club. I

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am joined by a former Rangers player who is helping spearhead

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this attempt to safeguard Rangers season until at least the end of

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the season. Tell me about what you're asking the Rangers

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supporters in Northern Ireland to Obviously, when the club first went

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into administration, we were inundated from supporters all over

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the world wanting to support money to help the club. We weren't quite

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ready to do anything and had to get ourselves organised. With the

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players taking a salary cut, we decided to have a bank account

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which would be controlled by the Rangers Association. All donations

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would go into that and we would be the administrators on a weekly

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basis and drip-feed money to keep the club running from now until,

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hopefully, the end of the season. You are meeting fans tonight in

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Belfast. He met some in Glasgow. Are they and they?

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No. It is not about anger. Everybody wants to blame somebody

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and it in about being positive and looking ahead. On Saturday, we had

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300 officials from all of the Rangers supporters in Scotland.

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They endorsed it and tonight we are Rover in Northern Ireland were a

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lot of the loyal Rangers associations will in Dorset as well.

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Are you have been Rangers would go into liquidation at the end of the

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season? I am more than happy to say that. I

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don't think we'll get anywhere near it liquidation. The donations we

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get will be out of administration. There are three people trying to

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buy the club and hopefully we will take liquidation out of the picture.

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Thank you for your time. Day two of the Cheltenham festival

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belonged to Barry Geraghty with a hat-trick of winners this afternoon.

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As for the big Ulster interest, that centered on the County Down

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Village of Ballygowan. Let's go now go live to Claire Savage to tell us

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just why? I am in the town where Moscow Mannon is named after. It

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wasn't quite what people had hoped for, 4th place. People are happy he

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made it that far. You work in Bryan Hamilton's yard. He is the trainer.

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What is the mood like? Everyone is over the moon with him.

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Moscow Mannon never lets you down. Unfortunately, the ground wasn't

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there for him but he ran his heart out.

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You actually broke Moscow Mannon in. Were you disappointed in those

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final furlongs, you didn't see the sprint which we saw in the previous

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three wins? No, I'm delighted with him. We

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can't wait till the next year. He will be even better and better. I'm

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delighted. Of course, the homecoming party

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will be planned but any words you wish to say to the trainer and the

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rider today? I would like to say a big world and

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to Bryan Hamilton. He has put a lot of effort into that wars. And to

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Declan, I would like to say well done.

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Declan was up against one of the best, Tony McCoy, in that race

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today. It may not have been the fairy-tale ending but nonetheless,

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Moscow Mannon will be having a massive homecoming party here.

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Unfortunately he didn't qualify for an each-way bet.

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The Sports Minister today confirmed five further countries will use

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Northern Ireland as their pre- Olympic training base. They're all

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from the Middle East. Mark Sidebottom has the details. For so

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long, it has all been about London. Now the Olympic ripples are being

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felt in Belfast and beyond. The athletes of Sudan, catarrh, Jordan,

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Kuwait and Egypt will soon be his strutting their stuff on this

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facility and a little further down the track, Stormont hopes to foster

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relations with Africa and the Middle East.

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We need to spend money on attracting people here to spend

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money here, to come back here to spend money. As well as that, to

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show what we have to offer and the nation's we are representing. We

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are going to have a brand which is associated with the Olympics, a

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great thing. We also need a brand which will have its own legacy and

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that will be, this is a good product.

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The real benefits are that we will see a Olympic athletes training

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here on our facilities. It will mean our local athletes will be

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able to see what calf -- what class athletes are. It puts Northern

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Ireland on the map and puts the forum on the map.

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It is anticipated the Cuban boxing team will also set up camp in

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Northern Ireland. Hopefully more countries yet to come. From east

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Belfast, back to the warm studio. Now for the first look inside

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Titanic Belfast. The signature building at the docks is due to

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open in just over two weeks and 80,000 tickets have already been

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sold. The six storey structure will house interactive exhibitions about

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the construction of the ship and its sinking. Chris Page gives us a

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tour. Just died the ship itself, Titanic

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Belfast is six storeys high and has taken three years to build. Now for

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the first time, some of the exhibits have been revealed. There

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will be nine Galleries, one will be capture working life in the

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shipyard. Another section will feature this replica of a first-

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class cabin. The challenge was to capture the grandeur and the

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tragedy. Three galleries will look at the sinking, its aftermath and

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how the story has inspired writers and film-makers. One of the most

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impressive sights is in the banqueting suite, a reconstruction

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of the Titanic's grand staircase. The staircase is definitely be

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while moment. We've had people in tears, would you believe. It is

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such a phenomenal backtracked. It evokes feelings of romance, passion

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and grandeur. This is just a small preview and

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the centre will contain much more. Everyone involved in Titanic

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Belfast is emphasising it will be an interactive experience. It is

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designed to enable visitors to visualise what happened on the

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slipways where the Titanic took shape. 80,000 tickets have already

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been sold. The people behind Titanic Belfast say they are

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confident expectations will be met and this attraction will transform

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Belfast's international reputation. And on the anniversary of the

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Titanic sinking on April the 15th we'll have a special programme live

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from that new building and we'll also be linking with BBC teams in

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Cobh, Southampton and on board a boat in the Atlantic. That's all on

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Sunday 15th of April. We'll have more details for you nearer the

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time. Now the latest weather news, here's

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We are eventually going to see a change but it will be a slow

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process through the next 24 hours. While we were expecting some bright

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spells to develop today, sadly, that ended up not being the case.

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We were shrouded beneath that gloom. That makes it four days in a row

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when we have seen little sunshine. For many of us, the sky ended up

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looking bland and grey, even gloomy in places. That cloud is going

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nowhere fast. A cloudy evening and night to come. As with previous

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nights, it might bring some hill fog and there could be some

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dampness and drizzle in the air but nothing more than that and it is

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frost-free. Temperatures at around six degrees. A weather front will

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eventually move its way in but I think it will be late in the day

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before we start to feel the impact of that. Still a lot of dry weather

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to come through the day tomorrow. Cloudy, dry start to tomorrow

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morning, just the odd spot of drizzle starting to edge in two

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parts of Donegal. For parts of Antrim and down, the cloud could

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then a little and give a bright spells. That could linger into the

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afternoon. The cloud starts to pile back in after that. Temperatures of

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12 Celsius but the cloud begins to thicken and spells of rain in

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Londonderry. Not a pleasant evening during rush-hour with moderate

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bursts of rain. That rain transfers eastwards into tomorrow evening and

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continues on and off through the course of tomorrow night. The

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breeze picks up as we head into Friday, pushing the rain out of the

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way and eventually bringing brighter spells from the Atlantic

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but there will be showers coming in, too. Fat breeze makes it feel

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chilly even in the sunshine. That stays with us into the weekend with

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some frosty nights. Brighter skies during the day but there will be

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showers around, more so on Saturday. Our late summary is at 10:25pm. We

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will tell you how there can be bright lights in the night sky over

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