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Good evening. The headlines on BBC Newsline.

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A major public health crisis as the numbers hit by the e-coli rises to

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more than 150. We are deeply sorry but truly we

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have done nothing knowingly that could have caused this and we hope

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we can find the source. How the price of what's our on

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plates is set to soar next year. The latest in our hate crime series,

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we hear from the people the law doesn't protect.

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If no one from our community comes forward and is willing to be

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visible, then we will always remain invisible.

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We'll be asking the health minister why no-one's been held to account

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over huge failures at the top of the Fire Service.

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And Ronaldo reaches 100 caps. Can ignore the island spoil his World

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Cup party in Portugal? And we swap the sunshine for rain

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which will sweep in it later tonight.

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Health officials describe it as the largest food-borne outbreak of e-

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coli ever in Northern Ireland. There have been 20 confirmed cases

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and other 150 probable cases of food poisoning linked to Flicks

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restaurant at Cityside Mall in north Belfast, which is now at the

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centre of a major public health incident. Mervyn Jess has the

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latest. This is what e-coli looks like

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under the microscope. It's very infectious and can also

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be very dangerous for those who contract it.

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The latest outbreak occurred here at Flicks restaurant at the City

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Side shopping centre at Yorkgate. Management at the food outlet

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closed the place down voluntarily when they were made aware there was

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a problem. The premises are now at the centre of the e-coli

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investigation involving city council environmental health

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officers and the Public Health Agency. Suspected cases have risen

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by more than 30, up to 150 cases. We now have eight children aged

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under 14 and the remainder of the probable cases are adults. So a

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spread of ages as you would expect. Six of the people were in hospital

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and most have now been discharged. We have a major public health

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incident and we are responding appropriately to that. A customer

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who fell ill after the initial cases of e-coli back in August

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explained how he was affected. measures I took was to use a

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different toilet in the house and use different towels and alcohol

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gels. They kept on telling me in the public health agency that I

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would be spreading the rectory of for a long time afterwards. So I

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would not cook. The restaurant owner voluntarily

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closed it down when he heard that two confirmed cases were linked to

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the Ablett. He insists that over the years the restaurant followed

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through on all health and hygiene recommendations.

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You think, am I making people's sake? Is there a problem with

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cleanliness, where is this coming from? Everything is going through

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your mind. You're thinking, will there be more people sick? It is

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your worst nightmare. It is awful. All I can say to people who have

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been injured in any way by this, we are deeply sorry but surely, we

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have done nothing knowingly that could have caused this and we just

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hope we can find the source. The concern is that the e-coli

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bacterium could be passed on in the home. So anyone handling food is

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advised to wash their hands especially after using the toilet.

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The rise in cost of living has slowed to its lowest level in three

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years. Prices went up by around two percent in September. But there's a

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warning there could be big increases in the cost of food next

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year. Droughts in some parts of the world are forcing up the price of

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grain which means our grocery bill will be hit. Gordon Adair reports

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from County Armagh. The half light of a misty autumn

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dawn. On this dairy farm the working day is already in full

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swing. Just a few years ago a drought in Eastern Europe or the

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United States would have had little impact here or in the shops. But

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now any increase in global commodity prices affects every

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single one of us and in rural areas it is a double whammy. Prices are

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going up in the shops while farmers and there for everyone else is

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struggling. Let's start with the shopper. Linda is expecting her

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third child. She also runs a mother and toddler group so she knows the

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pressures that young families are under. I'm buying a lot more of a

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shop's own-brand products and I find they are just as good. Lots of

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parents I have spoken to say they find that shopping is more

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expensive every week and they cut down on luxuries. And even for

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Christmas everyone is cutting down. But Ian Marshall insists that the

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higher food prices are not making it into the pockets of farmers,

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quite the opposite as a rate of increase in feed costs out strips

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any increase that farmers are seeing advocate. People used to

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spend 50% of their income on food but the reality now is that that is

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10% of the household income. But prices will have to go up to cover

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costs of production. As a farm or it has to go up because frankly

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producing food at low cost production is not sustainable. Our

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businesses would not be here, we cannot continue to produce it on a

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low-cost production. Processors also have had a difficult year and

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Angus Wilson says he has noticed big changes in how we all shop.

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Those who perhaps eat out once a fortnight are now buying prepared

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meals in the supermarket and those who bought some regular food in

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supermarkets are perhaps buying more of the value items. Everyone

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has taken it one step down in terms of their purchasing Pattin. Climate

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change and population pressures seem inevitable realities for the

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future but the real test is how we deal with it.

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The Justice Minister David Ford has promised a review of how hate crime

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laws are implemented, following a report which questioned their

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effectiveness. This week here on BBC Newsline we are focussing on

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hate crime and this evening we can reveal that one section of the

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community is not protected by the legislation. Tara Mills is here

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with more on that. The transgender community in

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Northern Ireland is small, but growing. Just to clarify,

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transgender means people who feel their visible gender doesn't match

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how they feel inside. Some but not all go through surgery to change

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that. The police have been recording incidents against them

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since 2007, but there is currently no legislation to include the

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transgender community under hate crime. We're behind England,

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Scotland and Wales who have all changed their legislation to

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include them. Two women from the transgender community have taken

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the brave step of speaking out about their experiences.

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It's a picture from the 1980s that could be of any little boy, proudly

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dressed up for a Christmas picture for the family album. Fast forward

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30 years, and that little boy is now a woman. Vicky Garrett is one

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of a small community of transgender people living in Northern Ireland.

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When I was at primary school and growing up I it always felt myself

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being one of the girls. My closest group of friends were predominantly

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female. Everyone who goes through their transition is individual.

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Mine was a little more strange than most. Because about 18 years ago I

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e first of all came out as gay, as I was at the time, again man. Not

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realising that in my own head I had confuse the issues of sexual

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orientation and gender identity. I then continued on that path because

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at that stage I did not know there was such a thing as Trans gender.

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Although supported by friends and family, not everyone has accepted

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her transition. She was the victim of a hate crime two years ago in

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Belfast City Centre, when a group of men tried to break into her car.

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One of them exposed himself. It was a very harrowing experience.

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I think it is about time that such hate crimes are recognised as a

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very real thing. They may not be recorded and they may not be the

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paperwork there to say they have been so many, such a percentage,

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but that does not mean it is any less real. Frances Shiels has

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destroyed the photographs of her past. She lived almost 60 years as

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a man, suppressing a feeling she felt was madness. I have always

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been a woman inside. But hopefully confirmation, surgery, will make it

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easier to cope with looking in the mirror. Because of until now every

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time I look in the mirror, it looks back at me. It is not the person

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you really are that you see in the mirror. And over time it becomes

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more and more difficult to live with. Frances is careful where and

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when she goes out. And like many within the transgender community,

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she's concerned about speaking out. It does worry me, yes. But I think

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the comeback will only be short term. And if no one from our

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community actually comes forward and is willing to be visible, then

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we will always remain invisible. You've been contacting us about our

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hate crime series. You can join the debate. The details of how to do

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that are on the screen now. A disabled couple who didn't want to

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give their names told us they've been living in fear for more than

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eight years from people in their area tormenting them. And Sarah

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Travers will be here tomorrow talking to another victim of

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disabled hate crime. The Health Minister has called for

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urgent changes in how the Fire and Rescue Service is run. Edwin Poots

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was speaking after the publication of a damning report into its

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management and governance. A recent BBC Newsline investigation exposed

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a dysfunctional leadership culture, a failure to deal with staff

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grievances, conflicts of interest and bonuses approved by the board

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but not the department. Earlier I asked Mr Poots how his department

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had allowed matters to get so bad. Clearly these issues have been

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going on for over a decade and the problems that existed within the

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fire service are problems which are not prepared to stand over. So we

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are taking actions to ensure we move forward on a much better

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places. And that we deal with the issues of the past but looked to

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the future in terms of the management and corporate governance

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of the fire service. Because the server's been carried out by people

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on the ground is an excellent service and has not been diminished.

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That is a given, the service given. But many of these problems relate

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to the last couple of years. You're looking for change at all levels.

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What about the board, and its chairman? Where are they in all of

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this? Where was the corporate governance? In terms of the current

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chairman of the board, a lot of the work that has been done to get to

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the stage that we're at today has been led by that chairman. And in

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terms of getting a new chief Executive in, in terms of how they

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have set up the structures now, a loss of that improvement came under

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his a authority. So the current board is blameless in all of this?

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Will I will be watching Bob the current board is doing and how they

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respond to the report. There's a clear drive from the Assembly today

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that people should be disciplined and there should not be people

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being based agreed shovelled out of position but discipline being

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applied to people who actually undermined the servers. In regard

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to discipline, you will agree that not all managers or members of the

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management were at fault in relation to the grievances for

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example. But the last Chief Fire Officer Peter Craig retired early

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and the report deals with an allegation made against him which

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was largely substantiated. Was he disciplined and? Did he have to

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retire early? I think Peter Craig was probably encouraged to retire

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early and I think the issues around him that he took many of the fire

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service, there is no lost to the public body in that respect. It was

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more issues around the governance. And you can read all the background

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to those fire service investigations on offer website.

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There are strong indications that the first and deputy first

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ministers will make not one but two visits to China in the coming

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months. Mark Devenport is at Stormont with more on this. Flights

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are they going not once, but twice? Peter Robinson and Martin

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McGuinness are booked to go in the middle of next month together with

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business and university representatives. They have run into

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a diary clash in terms of what they were hoping to do on the political

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side in Beijing with a major meeting of Chinese party leaders

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which will take place in the Chinese capital. This is a once in

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a decade affair. It had been expected to take place earlier in

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the year but it was put off and all readers will be there in Beijing in

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blocked down mode and will not be able to have meetings of the kind

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that the first and deputy First Minister had been hoping for. So it

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looks like they will have to leave that in terms of this trip next

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month. But they are considering a return trip to? They are. They have

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been advised it would be good diplomacy for them to take up an

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invitation from the senior Chinese stateswoman who visited Northern

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Ireland earlier on in spring of this year. She has asked to see

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both leaders again and would be available for a visit perhaps in

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the spring next year after the break transition of the leadership

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happening in Beijing is finally finished. So it may well be that

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they will have the business element of their mission next month but

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return for a short but high-level political meeting in the course of

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the spring of next year. Still to come, as Northern Ireland

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prepared to face the might of Portugal, Trapattoni faces a battle

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to keep his job in the republic. Families of IRA murder victims are

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in Dublin looking for an acknowledgement of what they

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describe as a failure by Irish governments to stop paramilitaries

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using the Republic as a safe haven. The delegation which includes the

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DUP's Arlene Foster is meeting the Taoiseach. It comes after a

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unionist motion at Stormont called on the Republic's government to

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apologise for the state's alleged role in the creation of the

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Provisional IRA in the late 1969. Jennifer O'Leary has been looking

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at the issues. August 1969. The Battle of the

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Bogside is raging. Many catholic families fled as refugees from

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Northern Ireland are teeming across the border. It is clear now that

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the present situation cannot be allowed to continue, it is clear

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also that the Irish government can no longer stand by and see innocent

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people injured and perhaps worse. Field hospitals were set up along

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the border. A year later the Arms Crisis

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unfolded, a plot to illegally import arms for nationalists in

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Northern Ireland. This was not an across the board

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co-ordinated concerted effort on the part of the Irish state to arm

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nationalists and republicans in the North, quite the opposite. What

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clearly comes out of all the files that are available now is that this

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really was about a small minority within the Fianna Fail party within

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the government at that time. Neil Blaney was expelled from

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Fianna Fail. Did you help create the provisional IRA?

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If that is helping to create them, I will not say no. But we would

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certainly have accelerated by what assistance we could have given,

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their emergence as a force. The minister leading the victims'

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delegation to Dublin today has direct experience of the actions of

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IRA. She was a passenger in a school bus targeted because the

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driver was a UDR soldier who was also meeting with enders Kenny.

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do not think anyone knew what happened. I closed my eyes. I did

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not know what was going on. There was a second of silence and then

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everyone started to scream. The DUP has called on the

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government to apologise. If you want a meaningful apology it has to

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be for something you are addicted, or your predecessors had some

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responsibility for. I'm very strong about this, the

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apology has to come from Sinn Fein and the provisional IRA, has to

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come from Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness. The idea that somebody

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else should shoulder the blame for their actions as something that

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appals me. How to deal with the legacy of the conflict is an issue

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not yet resolved. And for the victims of IRA violence meeting the

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Taoiseach this evening, the past has not been left behind.

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And in our late news we have a reaction from some of those

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campaigners from meeting the Taoiseach this evening.

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There are two important games against two teams at either end of

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the world football and scale. Nor are there are island face one of

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the very best teams, Portugal. -- Northern Ireland. The odds are

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clearly stacked heavily against Northern Ireland.

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It is still a couple of a hours away from kick-off. The Portuguese

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team will shortly leave the hotel to get on this bus. It is a special

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right for one player in particular. For Cristiano Ronaldo, because he

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is the first Portuguese player to have 100 international caps. So it

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is a special might for him. Some Northern Ireland fans and players

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are going to be wondering if he will give his shirt away this

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evening. I think he will keep her shirt. Because today is a very

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special night for him. And who is the better player, messy or

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Ronaldo? It is difficult to say! I think Ronaldo is the best player in

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the world. Now it was initially a dream appointment.

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Messi is from another world! It could be a very long night for

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Northern Ireland's lone striker. This will be a massive asks for the

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team this evening. While the Republic of Ireland's

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opposition tonight may be a footballing minnow but they will

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try to pile pressure on the Republic of Ireland management. But

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in the wake of E0uro 2012 and a 6-1 thrashing by Germany at the weekend,

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the pressure is on the Irish manager to win against the Faroes

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tonight. Anything less and he could be out of a job. Thomas Niblock

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reports. It all started so well in 2008.

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Giovanni Trapattoni, the new Irish manager, was and is one of the most

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successful managers in world football and only for the famous

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hand-of-Henri, the Republic of Ireland could have been at the 2010

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World Cup. Euro 2012 qualification was secured. Since then, it's all

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gone wrong for the Republic of Ireland. Statistically the worse

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team at the Euros, played three, lost three. Thrashed 6-1 in Dublin

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against Germany on Friday. And Kevin Doyle's last minute winner

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against Kazakhstan ranked 147th in the world, sparing Irish blushes.

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So, could tonight's game against the Faroes be Trapatonni's final

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game in charge? Absolutely not. White a we starting

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the qualifying now and lost only one game. There is no reason.

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in the wake of player and management discontent, are the

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players 100% behind their manager? Of course we are. There will always

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be refs in the camp. Every week there is one. This happens every

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week. Last week it happened. Two weeks before that it happened. It

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happens all the time. We have got one of the best

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managers in the world. We should have qualified for the World Cup.

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Trapattoni has alleged tonight's game a "must win" for Irish hopes

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of making it to the World Cup, but a victory may not be enough for him

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to finish 2012 as Irish manager. Injured Ulster rugby duo Stephen

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Ferris and Nick Williams are still in contention to face Glasgow

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Warriors this Friday after being named in Mark Anscombe's

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provisional 28 man squad today. The Ulster coach also has a decision to

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make on his starting number nine. With Paul Marshall's superb form at

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scrum-half in Ruan Pienaar's absence, could the South African

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start at number ten? At the end of the date we have to

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look at the game. It is how you use all the players you have. It does

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not mean that one has been dropped. It is about how you use them in

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each game we go into. We are lucky that we have got first-class

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players. Wilde Joanna Mills the County

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Antrim runner has decided to switch allegiance from Ireland to Great

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Britain. She controversially missed out on a place in the Irish 4 x 400

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metres relay team in the London Olympics. She had faster times than

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another athlete who was included in the squad. That is all the sport

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for now. Now the weather forecast with

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Now the weather forecast with Cecilia.

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I actually received a picture from Portugal today, it was probably

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about 10 degrees warmer there! We had some lovely sunshine today and

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yesterday on the north coast, where this picture was taken. But it is

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all starting to change. The cloud will continue its journey north

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later at this evening and tonight. And unfortunately it is their

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hanging around over the next couple of days so the range will never be

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too far away. Some showers around at the moment but for most, the

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first half of the might is quite dry. And we have a wet ends tonight

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with a warning out during the course of tomorrow when we could

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see up to 30 mm of rain especially in eastern counties. That is

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accompanied by quite strong wind meaning that there is likely to be

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loss of spray and surface water on the roads. The rain tomorrow

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morning, the heaviest will be around breakfast time. But it will

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generally be pretty wet. The wind is strengthening as well and

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temperatures around eight degrees, not a very pleasant start to the

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day at all. The west of the rain does tend to ease the way north.

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Some sunshine flickering through but much more cloudy compared to

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today. It may technically be milder but it will not feel as pleasant as

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