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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline. An apology in court after

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the weekend death of a police officer. Her colleagues pay tribute

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to her. A young lady in the prime of her life to defy is what my

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police officers do - they go out and serve people to make Northern

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Ireland a better place. A speed boat driver pleads guilty to

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killing this six year old off a County Down beach. Arrests are made

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over the murder of a man during a struggle at his Bangor home.

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Reaction to the surprise decision by the Pope to resign. I think this

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is a profound act of humility, a conscientious decision.

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Northern Ireland's brightest boxing star Carl Frampton, the new

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European champion, will join us here in studio.

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Cold but mainly dry for the moment but rain midweek will bring

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slightly milder air. One of the men accused of being

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involved in the car crash that killed Police Constable Phillipa

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Reynolds has apologised for his role in what happened. The officer

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was sitting in a police car when it was hit by a stolen vehicle in

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Londonderry at the weekend. 25 year-old Christopher faces 10

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charges including debt by dangerous driving. 23 year-old Conner faces

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four charges including aggravated vehicle taking and causing death.

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27 year-old Constable Phillipa Reynolds was a backstreet passenger

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in this unmarked police vehicle which was struck by a stolen car in

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the early hours of Saturday morning. She died at the scene. Two

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colleagues were injured, though not seriously. At one point in today's

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hearing, both defendants started chatting as the charges were being

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read out. The district judge warned them to stand silently. A solicitor

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said he wanted to publicly express an apology and regret for what he

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termed his role in this tragic incident. A detective agreed that

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the front seat passenger had co- operated fully with police and

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expressed remorse. Both men were remanded in custody. The district

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judge conveyed his condolences to the family, friends and colleagues

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of Constable Phillipa Reynolds and described her death as a needless

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and senseless loss of life. The officer had only been in a PSNI for

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two years. She was keen hockey player and had captained the second

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11 team. She was a great girl, a great defender. She was always

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taking a run up and the fact that her nickname was flipper, she was

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also very active and very encouraging. She will be sorely

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missed and it is a terrible thing that has happened to her and her

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family. Constable Reynolds's family released this photograph a to

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underline her sense of fun. At her old school, they recall a bubbly

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character. This has come as a great shock to us. She was a temporary

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teacher with us over two years ago. She was filling in for a teacher on

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maternity leave. She taught geography and she was a great

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sports person although at the time she was here, she had an injury to

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her knee but she worked very well with the pupils and the pupils

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liked her very much. Colleagues were left devastated by her death.

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She defied those officers who are on duty 24 - seven, despite a

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pressures that we have faced. Just out there, keeping people CF,

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serving her community to the best of her ability. Just doing her best.

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The police said the young officer loved her job and was deeply

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committed to serving the community. Two people have been arrested by

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detectives investigating the murder of a man in Bangor. Stephen

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Davidson, who was 31, was found dead in the living-room of his home

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by a relative on Sunday night. He was last seen alive on Newtownards

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Road in Bangor at 9:30pm on Saturday night. One line of inquiry

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is that Mr Davidson knew his attacker or attackers and invited

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them into the house. A 40 year-old man and 30 year-old woman are being

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questioned about the murder and there have been searches in the

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town. The police say there is evidence of a violent struggle

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inside. It appears that he has been

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involved in some sort of altercation in the House and as a

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result of that, he has sustained fatal injuries. The fact that we

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have made arrests and the fact I am telling you the assault happened in

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the House may indicate that it was someone known to him.

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The driver of a speed boat has pleaded guilty to killing a boy in

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a seaside accident in County Down. Damien McCann from Sandy Hill in

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Newry admitted the manslaughter of six year-old Stuart Wilson who had

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been wake boarding when he was struck by McCann's speedboat.

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Stuart Wilson's family leaving court this afternoon. They did not

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want to talk on camera but will issue a statement after McCann is

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sentenced. On a day like today, the water here is deserted but in the

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summer, this is one of Northern Ireland's busiest beaches and on

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that bank holiday Monday in 2010, six year-old Stuart Wilson was

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among hundreds of people enjoying the water and the last of the

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summer holidays. He was being pulled along on a wake boarding

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when the accident happened. He was struck by the speed boat and

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suffered severe head injuries. He was given first aid at the scene

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but died later in the Royal Victoria Hospital. McCann had

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intended to make a trip to this White House and returned to the

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beach but he raised his speedboat too high and field to spot Stuart

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and the boat. At the last minute, McCann swerved and hit Stuart

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Wilson. A lawyer for McCann said his client had been filled with

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remorse over what had happened that day will stop he said he had never

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set out with the intention of hurting anybody but had, on the

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spur of the moment, decided to make a family boat trip, aborted trip

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that was to go hurriedly wrong. He said McCann had never been able to

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talk about the events was his own children who had been in the boat

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with him. Expressing his sympathy to the family, the judge recalled

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how he had come close to losing his own children when they were in a

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similar age and said he was not sure that he could have coped. He

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said he wanted to give this matter his fullest consideration and so

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put sentencing of until noon tomorrow. McCann has been remanded

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in custody until that time. Still to come on programme: Why

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Stormont MLAs will no longer be allowed to sit as MPs in the House

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of Commons. Catholics throughout Ireland have

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been reacting to the dramatic and unexpected resignation of Pope

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Benedict. The Pope is to step down at the end of this month. A

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statement said his strength was no longer adequate to continue in

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office due to his advanced age. The leader of Ireland's Catholics,

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Cardinal Sean Brady, held a news conference in Armagh this evening.

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He said the announcement had come as a shock to him.

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With typical humility, courage and love for the Church, he has clearly

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come to the view that the Lord now wants him to devote the rest of his

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physical and spiritual energies by serving the Church in prayer. I

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think this is a profound act of humility, a conscientious and

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responsible decision. The news of the Pope's resignation

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came out of the blue. We have been gathering reaction from people on

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the streets of Armagh and Belfast. I am just shocked, I really am.

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cannot take it in. Very much surprised, but he is old and, maybe

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too old for the job. Younger would be better, they're always too old.

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If he feigns not able to do the job, he is doing the right thing. What

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can you say, it is sad and we would prefer him.

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How unexpected was this decision in the Vatican? It was flagged 18

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months ago and speculation then died off but certainly there were

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people who knew it would happen. But it seemed to be secret, only if

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you knew about it. It came as a surprise to everyone else including

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the cardinal. He described it as a profound act of humility. I would

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say it is a profound act of leadership in the church, something

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we don't see every day. Something had not seen in the Church in

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Ireland in recent years. It will set a precedent for people from the

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pop down. -- the pop down. Looking at the job he has done over

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relatively short time as Pope, how will people look at that legacy?

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is a mixed legacy. They will remember him as someone who was not

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afraid to step up to the plate and seek -- say things how he saw them.

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He was a teaching post and he has left enough books for everybody

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from academics to the rest of us lowly Catholics. We saw the book

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that came out about Jesus before Christmas that told us there was no

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donkey's in the crowd in Bethlehem for instance. On a more serious

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note, his relations with the Jews, especially with Islam's and Muslims

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was quite mixed. We saw a lot of different slip ups innings he said.

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People not editing his speeches closely enough but from an Irish

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perspective, the big issue was child abuse. This is the man who

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was in charge of child sex abuse of virus from 2001 when he said they

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were on a learning curve and then subsequently became a pop. In terms

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of town sex abuse, that will be the major chapter in any book written

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on him. Some of those winds still have not healed, when can we hear

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about his successor, someone who has to take on that role? 20 days

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normally after a Pope dies, that is when an election has to be held.

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Interestingly, in corporate terms, the Pope has almost given a month's

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and others of his resignation so there is actually another 20 days

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or more on top of that so potentially we have 40 days to

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think about a new Pope and in terms of child sexual abuse, the big

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issue is, we need a Pope now, Pope Benedict came across as a prophet,

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we need a warm and compassionate person to reach out to victims of

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abuse and all those who feel marginalised in the future.

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Coming up: Belfast boxer Carl Frampton talks about a world title

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bout. MLAs at Stormont will be no longer

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allowed to also work as MPs after 2015. The ban on double jobbing was

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confirmed in a draft law published today. Our political editor Mark

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Devenport is at Stormont. It is in a long time coming? Yes,

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Conservatives have been promising this from the time when they were

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in opposition, they are now making good on that promise. The ban will

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come in from the end of this Assembly term. It is already a

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practice that has been dying out. We have a date for a by-election in

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Mid-Ulster and that leads three politicians who are double jobbing,

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Sammy Wilson and Gregory Campbell and Ulster McDonald. Apart from

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that double jobbing aliment, this is memorable for what is not in it.

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The Government talked about possibly trading some opposition at

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Stormont, making Stormont a smaller place. They have not done any of

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those things. The government has announced plans

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to cap the amount elderly people in England will have to pay for social

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care, that is what they pay for both personal and nursing care in a

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state or privately run home. The limit would be �75,000 in a

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person's lifetime. Dr Anne Marie Gray is a senior university

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lecturer on the subject. When it comes to Northern Ireland, how does

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it operate? A because of devolution, it is the Assembly that will decide

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whether they follow suit and implement the same proposals that

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are being suggested for England or whether we radically depart from

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that. That however is unlikely because we are tied together by a

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common tax and social security benefits system. I think it does

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present challenges. Whilst some people have recommend it, there is

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a feeling that the threshold is too high. When you look at Northern

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Ireland and the amount people do have to pay but that social care,

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the limit in England will be �75,000, can we put on average on

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it here? We do know that many people have to spend more than that

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on their social care, we also know this is a complex issue and the

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public don't like the means testing, they don't like the complexity of

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it because it is hard to figure out. In fact, research that we carried

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out in 2010 among Republican Northern Ireland showed that the

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vast majority of people would have favoured a social care system that

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the NHS where care is free at the point of delivery, perhaps paid for

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out of special insurance. A review has been put out a consultation

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looking at adult care - does funding come under that? It doesn't

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go into any detail, it is a much broader picture looking at social

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care more generally. There is not much detail in this paper on

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resourcing but I think it is an interesting point because we need

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to look at this in the round. The policy emphasis is on the moving

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care from the residential sector to the home sector. We have more

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people in residential care than in the rest of the UK under think the

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public preference is for more home care but that means looking at

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funding residential care. We need to look at home care support and

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the appropriateness of housing and sustainability in terms of home

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care staff. Sport now with Stephen Watson and

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we have a European boxing champion in our midst.

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Belfast boxer Carl Frampton is here. He is now looking for a world-title

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shot after he became the European super-bantamweight champion on

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Saturday night. We will chat in a moment. First, here is how he did

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it. The knockout punch which helped floor the reigning champion Kiko

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Martinez of Spain. What a finish for Carl Frampton! It was a

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terrific performance in front of a packed house at the Odyssey Arena.

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A 9th round stoppage which has helped make Karl our newest

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sporting star. How do you reflect on what was a fantastic night at

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the Odyssey? It really was a great night, the atmosphere was amazing.

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I was in the zone going into the fight so I didn't really realise

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how good it was until after when I went home and watched it but it was

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a great night for me. With Barry McGuigan in your corner, he is your

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manager, the comparison start with what he did and what you could do

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in and outside the ring - had his doubts that with you? It's it's OK,

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I am being compared to Barry McGuigan, one of the greatest

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writers to come out of Ireland so that is nice. The end goal for me

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was always to turn professional and be a world champion. It is in our

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grasp now, we're getting close. we look at some of the action, what

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an atmosphere! I was there ringside and it was absolutely tremendous.

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The whole of Northern Ireland uniting behind you? It was amazing

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and I got a text message from a man who has been going to boxing shows

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all his life and he said it was one of the best atmospheres he had ever

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seen. What is next for you, I know there is talk of a world title in

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May? There is talk of an elimination fight but there is also

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talk that we could get a straight shot at the world champion.

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Hopefully they will find out something in the next two weeks but

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we're only one or two fights away from a world title. It would have

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to be in Belfast? Yes, the sanctioning body, after seeing the

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atmosphere and the scenes on Saturday night, they will wonder to

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be in Belfast as well. It is a big year for you outside the ring, you

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getting married? Yes, in October. The best man is Paddy Barnes.

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Olympic medallist, that should be an interesting speech. I don't know

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if it is a mistake or not! Congratulations on Saturday night

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and we will be following your progress very closely.

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Ireland's hope of a Grand Slam or even a Triple Crown came to an

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abrupt end in the second game of the Six Nations Championship

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yesterday. England beat them 16-12 in Dublin. Ireland emerged bruised

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with a number of injured players including Simon Zebo who will miss

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the rest of the championship. The fans came to Dublin in

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anticipation and high spirits despite the weather but all the

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fireworks were resolved for the pre-match hype. Ireland misfired in

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a first have littered with unforced errors. A stamp from the cane he

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leak sparked ugly scenes and could have a further repercussions. The

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most composed man on the pitch was 21 year-old Owen Farrell who kicked

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England into a six-point first half lead. With Johnny Sexton injured,

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the experience of Ronan O'Gara showed in the third quarter as he

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drew Ireland level. But Ireland were punished made on. The men in

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green had no reply. We believe from the out go that we could win and

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there was just a couple of things that didn't go our way. I thought

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England did well to capitalise on that. They played a pressure game.

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They played a lot in our half, they probably one of the territory and

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possession game, I would imagine. We all had the same conditions, it

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didn't make it easy and they took their scores. No Triple Crown for

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Ireland this year that Jamie Heaslip may well get his hands on

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the Six Nations Trophy, there are still all to play for. Next up is

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Scotland in two weeks' time. There was a better performance from

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Ireland's women's rugby team as they beat England. Ireland scored

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four unanswered tries in a comprehensive victory at Ashbourne.

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Winger Alison Miller ran in a first half hat-trick against England, the

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reigning Six Nations champions in women's rugby who had not lost a

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game in the competition since 2009. Niamh Briggs scored the 4th try

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early in the second half and England had no response. Ireland,

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who also beat Wales last week, travel to Scotland in a fortnight.

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He may have won Sam Maguire three times but this picture shows just

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what it meant to Owen Mulligan to captain his club to All-Ireland

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intermediate success. Father Rocks from Cookstown defeated Finuge at

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Croke Park while Loughiel hurlers are still in the hunt to retain

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their title. So often in the past, Liam Watson

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has been the hero for Loughiel and in the dying seconds of extra-time,

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three points down, and needing to find a way past eight players on

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the line, Watson performed yet another miracle to force a replay.

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At times, it looked as if the crown slipping away from them. Crucially,

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they out scored the opposition by three goals to one. The clubs will

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battle it out once again in Dublin on Saturday. All-Ireland champions

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Donegal defeated Down in a repeat of last year's final. Minds to a

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man-of-the-match performance by Michael Murphy. In injury-time, a

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penalty from Stephen O'Neill was the difference between the sides as

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a Tyrone edged out mail by one point.

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In football's Irish Cup, two so- called minnows, Knockbreda and

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Kilmore Rec, are through to the quarter-finals after the weekend's

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sixth-round ties. The most dramatic game came in the derby tie at the

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Ballymena Showgrounds. The game started with the goal-

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kicking howler as Governor Taggart's Evered totally deceived

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the goalkeeper. The visitors equalised before half-time and took

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the lead through an own goal midway through the second half. But

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Ballymena appeared to have forced a replay with this equaliser in the

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88 Signet only do this knockout punch delivered in injury-time.

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Irish Cup is massive and the top six is massive but I said to the

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players, it is the time of the season when you have to stand up

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and be counted and today we had quite a few who did. Cole rain will

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face Portadown in the last eight. It they defeated Ards courtesy of

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this fine strike. Also through are Crusaders who swept past Glenavon

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four-to-one with a first half hat- trick. Cliftonville's hopes of

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clinching a travel continue after beating Donegal Celtic 2-0.

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Glentoran survived an early scare at Bangor, recovering from 2-0 down

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to eventually win 5-2. In the only Irish Premiership match played on

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Saturday, Linfield were 4-1 winners at Dungannon. They have

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consolidated their position of third in the table.

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There's more football tonight with the first matches in this year's

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Setanta Cup. We will have action on tomorrow's programme.

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Carl Frampton is waiting to have his photograph taken with you,

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Donna? It was the best sporting occasion I have been to in years.

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Absolutely tremendous. BBC Northern Ireland's current

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affairs programme, Spotlight, has won a major award. At the Irish

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Film and Television Awards in Dublin, it won the current affairs

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category for the programme, Sean Quinn's Missing Millions. The award

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was accepted by our Business and Economics Editor, Jim Fitzpatrick.

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Economics Editor, Jim Fitzpatrick. A look now at the weather forecast.

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February has so far been a wet month. We don't really want any

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more rain but we are not out of the woods just yet. Tomorrow looks like

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a mainly dry day with more wet weather coming in for Wednesday.

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The end of the week looks slightly milder. Certainly cold and cloudy

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today. Grey skies across many parts of Northern Ireland and the only

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hope of a glimmer of brightness was towards the east coast for a time.

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Through the afternoon we have seen a few showers appearing, they will

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continue to this evening in the West. There may be a dusting of

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snow in the hills. You could see some clear spells developing across

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the north and east later in the night as well. Temperatures to

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freezing. Some frost is likely. Tomorrow, and mainly dry day coming

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up. There could be a few icy patches on untreated roads through

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the rush-hour as well. It is mainly dry and we may even see a little

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bit of brightness during the morning. Don't count on it lasting,

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the cloud will fill in through the course of the day. Another gloomy

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but dry day. Cold with temperatures of only up to four or five degrees.

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Some patchy rain moves in from the West tomorrow evening and as it

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falls on to the cold air, they might be some who will snow. If

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anything, through the night it will turn terrain quite quickly. Strong

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winds picking up from the south and heavy spells of rain living its way

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