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and Thursday. That's

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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline. Suspected illegal animal

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slaughter and meat cutting operation is discovered in South Armagh.

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Shocking new figures show over a third of people who've taken out a

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recent mortgage here are in negative equity. The First Minister questions

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the legitimacy of the police and the Northern Ireland continuing to

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operate the On The Runs scheme. The coffee shop threatened with

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closure at Hillsborough Castle. We hear from Rory McIlroy as he

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reflects on Florida. We have some patchy rain and Frost

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in the forecast. More sunshine is on the way tomorrow.

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A suspected illegal animal slaughter and meat cutting operation has been

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discovered in South Armagh. The police, the Department of

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Agriculture, the Food Standards Agency and Newry and Mourne council

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are all involved in the investigation. Our reporter Gordon

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Adair is in Newry. This was a sick live against,

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multi-agency operation. The police were assisted by officials from the

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Food Standards Agency, the Department of Agriculture and the

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environmental health department. The operation was centred on a farm

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where in a statement, Maria Jennings, who heads up the Food

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Standards Agency, made it clear they had uncovered a suspect had illegal

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animal slaughtering and meat cutting operation. She made it clear their

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priority was to ensure the safety and integrity of the food chain, to

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halt production at this plant and establish if any butchers or any

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other retail outlet had been supplied by this operation. Which,

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she said did not have the proper hygiene or traceability standards.

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New figures suggest that more than a third of people here who have taken

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out a mortgage since 2005 are in negative equity. That means their

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home is worth less than the amount borrowed to buy it. Our economics

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and business editor John Campbell has been looking closely at those

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figures from the financial service group HML and the problem facing up

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to ?70,000 home-owners. The heady days of 2007. A massive

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IKEA wanting to serve the booming housing market. There was a forest

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of for sale signs, and the message was by now before it was too late,

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you cannot lose. We now know it was wrong. More than five years after

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the crash in the housing market and it is still causing pain. Thousands

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of people find themselves in the position where the value of their

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house is dwarfed by the size of their mortgage. One of those is

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Rachel, who happens to be a debt adviser with the Citizens Advice

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Bureau. She is trying to work out a solution with her bank. We were

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paying a bigger mortgage on a house that was only worth half of what we

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were paying on it. It led us to the decision to try to get out of it and

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sell the house. It is disheartening to know I had to sell the property

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for half of what I was paying out on the mortgage. This is the tip of the

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iceberg. At the start of 2011 around a third of UK mortgages since 2005

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were in negative equity. But the problem was already twice as bad

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here, the figure was at 28%. By the end of last year, the position for

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the UK had improved to 8%, driven by the London market. But here, things

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have gone in the other direction. Our market got worse after 2011,

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leaving 41% in negative equity. That means 68,000 cases where the house

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is worth less than the mortgage. This is a really big problem for

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people who find themselves in that position, where they have to sell.

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It can lead to repossession. But it also causes financial pain to people

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who are not in danger of losing their homes. If you are in negative

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equity, you will pay higher interest charges. There are very few deals

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sitting out there now. Most lenders will suggest all you can do is a

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standard variable rate. That is actually the case. Nine cases out of

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ten lenders are not in a position to negotiate and have little interest

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in negotiating. Is there anyway you can cut a deal with bank? Maybe. We

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want to be careful how we say that because lenders want to recoup the

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money owed and people in negative equity do owe a shortfall debt. But

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some lenders have negotiated with people and reduced the liability for

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the person. The social development Minister has set up a task force to

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look at the issue of negative equity and repossessions. It is likely to

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draw lessons from England and the Republic, but Stormont might be

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limited in what it can do. For many people in negative equity in might

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be a case of enjoying the house they have and hope the market begins to

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recover. The First Minister Peter Robinson

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has suggested that the police and the Northern Ireland Office may not

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have had the legal authority to continue operating the on-the-runs

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scheme. Last week the trial of John Downey for the murders of four

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soldiers in the Hyde Park bombing collapsed because he'd been wrongly

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issued with a letter under the scheme which said that he was not

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wanted by the police for any crime. Our political editor is at Stormont.

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No legal authority, what else did the First Minister have to say about

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that? The First Minister was an stirring questions this afternoon.

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It was inevitable the business of On The Runs would come up, given the

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drama of last week. He was asked about the continuation of the scheme

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after the devolution of Justice in 2010. We know it did continue

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because the current government in Westminster there be protests 38

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requests for these letters for so-called On The Runs. Peter

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Robinson said while he wasn't a lawyer, he had been obviously a

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maker of laws over a period of time and questioned the legitimacy of the

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continuation of the scheme after justice was devolved. The

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responsibility for this issue should have been transferred in 2010. If

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that is the case, there is no legal authority for either the PSNI to be

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responding in the way that it did. And certainly no authority that the

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NIA O2 be issuing letters. I think that is an matter the enquiry judge

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will want to look at. The justice minister faced questions about On

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The Runs, what did he have to say? It was a similar exchange to the one

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Peter Robinson have. The chair of the justice committee was raising

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this point about the recent letters to On The Runs. David Forde said he

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was seeking legal advice, he did not have a single answer at this

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particular stage. He said he may not know the answer until after the

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judge who is conducting this enquiry, reports at the end of May.

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You're watching BBC Newsline. Still ahead - the start of a new

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series looking at some of the lesser-known local stories about the

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First World War. We find out what part this specially

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commissioned airship played in the conflict with the Germans.

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The Secretary of State has insisted a mental health charity will have to

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leave Hillsborough Castle without any compensation. The charity Praxis

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Care says it stands to lose ?400,000 of funds that it has invested on the

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site. Kevin Magee reports. Hillsborough Castle is the royal

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residence in Northern Ireland. Seven staff and 16 people with learning

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difficulties work there at this copy shop. Now the charity has been told

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to vacate the premises after being there for nine years, to make weight

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or a new body, to take over the running of the castle. But the

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charity says it should be compensated for the money it has

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spent improving and renovating this corner of the Hillsborough estate.

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The coffee shop and the market garden and the jet we have setup

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will be used by the new organisation. And therefore, it

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seems unfair that a new organisation takes over the very facilities we

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developed. They have said it is crucial to their business model. But

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the Secretary of State says the charity will receive no

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compensation. That is not going to be possible. The reality is, charity

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macro always knew the terms of which they were allowed to use

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Hillsborough. A new derangement was not open ended and they knew the

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government would not agree to compensation. Customers gave the

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charity their support today. I think it is very, very sad in this climate

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they have got to close somewhere like this. Let them stay, there has

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got to be a way around it. The fact the local charity we can support in

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Northern Ireland has been asked to move, I think they should be allowed

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to stay. So far there is little sign of a resolution but both sides are

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due to meet this week to come up with a compromise. No doubt, the NII

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will want that to happen before a newly formed group carries out its

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threat of demonstrating at the gates of the Queen's official residence in

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Northern Ireland. A family has described as an "insult" the ?40,000

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in compensation they've received following the death of their

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daughter. The money was awarded to the family

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of nine-year-old Raychel Ferguson from Londonderry whose death in 2001

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was the subject of a public inquiry which lasted over a decade. The

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child was seriously ill following an appendix operation in Altnagelvin

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Hospital and later died at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children.

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After the High Court case today the family called for a change to the

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legal system that awards compensation.

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It needs to change massively. It took the trust 13 years to admit

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liability of my daughter's death. If they had admitted liability then I

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would not be standing here today and had to go through a police

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investigation and a public enquiry. They think they can turn round and

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offer ?40,000, it is an insult, a disgrace.

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Security is being reviewed at the Somme Heritage Centre near

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Newtownards after the weekend theft of historical items worth more than

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?10,000. Two men posing as visitors removed glass panels from display

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cases and stole the artefacts. BBC Newsline's Mervyn Jess reports from

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Conlig in County Down. The Somme Heritage Centre has been

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running an exhibition on the home rule crisis to coincide with the

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centenary of the First World War. Several unique artefacts were on

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public display in the museum for the first time and it is thought that is

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what attract that the thieves. On Saturday, a community group was on a

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conduct had sought -- tour of the Somme Heritage Centre. Two men who

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were not connected with the group slipped into this exhibition room.

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They removed the glass panelling from two display cases and stole a

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number of items inside the units themselves. A rare armband from

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Ulster Day, which is red, white and blue and has the words, " city

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guard" printed on it. If you see this, you will recognise it. Some

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rare badgers, which was the Ulster special service force. This is a

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really rare item. Every item in the collection tells a story. Every item

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relates to someone who once owned it and it is a great loss. Not just to

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the association and the Somme Heritage Centre, but the people of

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Northern Ireland. The two men were seen driving off in a lakh car. An

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investigation is underway and in the meantime, the centre is carrying out

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an urgent review of its security arrangements in light of the

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robbery. Later in the programme we will have

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the first in our series marking 100 years since the start of World War

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I. The family of one of ten people shot by soldiers in Ballymurphy in

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1971 has applied to a coroner to have the body exhumed. Joseph Murphy

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was one of those who died over three days in West Belfast in incidents

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involving The Parachute Regiment. His family believe that Mr Murphy,

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who survived for 13 days after being shot, may have been shot a second

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time while in custody inside an army barracks. A 52-year-old man is in a

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critical but stable condition, after an attack in Coleraine. The assault

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happened in New Market Street in the town and was reported to police just

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before eight o'clock last night. A 48-year-old man has been arrested on

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suspicion of grievous bodily harm with intent. The victims of an

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abduction and robbery are said to be shaken and distressed by their

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ordeal last night. A number of men broke into the house in Warrenpoint.

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They forced a 57-year-old woman to take items from a jewellery shop

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while holding a 53-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman captive. All

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three victims were later abandoned in a field in Mayobridge, seven

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miles away. Something happened today that is a landmark decision for

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schools in County Armagh and which the education minister says will be

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repeated elsewhere. Two high schools will amalgamate with the grammar

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school and become one large grammar school which will not use academic

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selection. The grammar status is linked to the way it is governed

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rather than the way it takes in pupils. Our reporter has more. In

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this area pupils need not set the 11 plus and are selected for the

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grammar school at 14. Pupils not chosen stay in the high schools and

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cannot do A-levels there. This new school will bring 1400 children

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together with no academic selection. All three schools have welcomed it.

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We have been talking about it for seven years, are pupils and staff

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are very excited about it. There will be a greater range of academic

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provision for all our pupils. It will keep grammar schools taters

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even though it is scrapping selection. It already covers a wide

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range of ability. We taken pupils here who would not get into other

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grammar schools. Pupils at Saint Michael 's are more concerned about

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the large size of the school than losing academic selection. I am not

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so sure about amalgamation for the simple reason that the school will

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be so big. I think it is important to give people an equal chance in

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education and non-selected schools can do that. I think we will see the

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significant reduction in academic selection between a number of

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Catholic schools. If it meets the education needs of the young people

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I will approve it. It is very similar to a solution that was

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proposed but rejected by the grammar schools which mainly cater for the

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Protestant population. All this week here on BBC Newsline we're marking

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the 100 years since the the start of WWI. It was a conflict which saw

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unrestricted submarine warfare - that is both civil and military

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shipping were at risk of attack. This evening we look at how efforts

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to protect shipping off the Irish coast included the use of an unusual

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type of aircraft based in County Antrim, David Maxwell reports. 100

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years ago, people living in this rural location walk up to a rather

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awed site. Among the haystacks, a strange cigar shaped bloom. It was

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the military airship. Germans started unrestricted submarine

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warfare, while that was suspended following the sinking of the

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Mussolini there had been a warning so there were five stations set up

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all around Ireland and GB. No trace remains of the station sited here

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but it was the location for Ireland's first military airbase.

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The ships mirrored here played a vital role in protecting ships in

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the channel. Their main job was reconnaissance and getting

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submarines to submerge, they could see less, go slower and also use

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wireless telegraphy to bring in naval forces to attack the

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submarines. The blooms once gave 's eyes in the skies, a vital tool in

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winning the war. -- balloons. There're more on that story on BBC

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Radio Ulster tonight at 11:50. BBC Newsline and Good Morning Ulster

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will have another WWI story tomorrow. Stephen Watson is next and

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it was a bad day at the office for Rory McIlroy over the weekend. It

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was a disappointing finish to the tournament in Florida but Rory

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McIlroy also showed some of the previous form which made him number

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one. More than one year ago he withdrew from the same event in a

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blaze of negative publicity. This time he came within inches of

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securing his first win this year. That has got to go, it has got to

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go. A trip to the water on the 16th saw Rory McIlroy lose the lead for

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the first time in three days and ultimately the tournament. He did

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produce a moment of magic on the 18th to give himself a chance. The

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best shot of the day right there! I did not play well enough to win this

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tournament. I just did not. I just was a little bit not in control of

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my golf club coming down the stretch. I did have a chance, an

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opportunity to win the tournament at 18. Even at 16 I knew I still had

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the chance to win the tournament. I knew the guys were not really making

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birdies in front and I was trying to hang in there, this week was not to

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be but will play next week I can try to get myself back in a similar

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position. He tees off on Thursday, still without a win this season but

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with the old fire back. A big tournament when it is not too far

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away. No football. The Northern Ireland team have arrived in Cyprus

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ahead of this Wednesday's international friendly. The game

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goes ahead as planned despite a carbomb attack at the weekend on one

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of the country's top referees. Joel Taggart reports. The public holiday

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in Cyprus but back to work for these players for the first time since

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November. Green Monday is a time when locals reflect on the past and

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look to the future with renewed vigour, our manager and his players

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are looking to do the same. It is good to be back involved than good

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to see the lads and get to work towards what is going to hopefully

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be a good campaign for us. A bomb attack on a separate referee grabbed

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the headlines. He is due to take charge of the friendly against

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Ukraine and the USA on Wednesday, the incident is not being linked to

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that appointment. This is a domestic matter and, regrettable as it is, it

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should not impact on what we are doing here. My understanding as it

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was a domestic matter that has been blown out of proportion slightly, it

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is not my concern at all. His team will not be causing him concern

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either. Queen's University have made the semi-finals of the Irish Cup for

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the first time after a thrilling win over Bangor of the Championship. The

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3-2 victory, courtesy of a couple of fine free kicks by Mark Prenter, and

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a penalty from Jordan Forsyth, means that Queen's will now face Ballymena

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United for a place in the final. While Crusaders, who beat Ballyclare

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5-0, will now face Glentoran or Glenavon in the other semi. We have

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all the weekend cup action on the BBC sport Northern Ireland website.

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Derry City's treble winning side of 1989 was back together at the

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weekend to celebrate the 25th anniversary of that achievement. The

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Candystripes are the only club in the league of Ireland to have

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managed such a feat and Martin O'Neill was the guest of honour.

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There for us, our North-West reporter, Keiron Tourish. Martin

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O'Neill was clearly delighted to be back among friends in the city where

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he boarded at the local college. He was here in 1989 when his team were

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afforded a magnificent welcome. Please to ford the most successful

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domestic boss in the Republic to date. My management skills were

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unbelievable. Huge crowds came out onto the streets in 1989 as the

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trophies were paraded. Martin O'Neill still has the boundless

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enthusiastic he displayed as a young player. I played against a couple of

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school friends and I must admit it was kind of tough but at that

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particular time it was a cup final and the winners were to get into the

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European cup winners cup, we ended up playing against Barcelona, it was

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no bad thing for us. No doubt the current squad will be hoping to make

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their mark two. In Gaelic football, it was a good weekend for Ulster

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with seven of nine Counties recording wins. In Division One,

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Tyrone left it late, but Derry had an emphatic victory, as Mark

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Sidebottom reports. Some had suggested the dizzy heights of

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division one might bring a little believe the two Derry but far from

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it. Before this match was over the visitors were down by two goals and

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were never to recover. These lads have really pushed on in the last

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nine months. While two goals made all the difference at Celtic Park it

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was too late goals that sort this unlikely win at home to kill there.

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The second, in injury time, was more than a little suspect. The rules say

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four steps can be taken with ball in hand. This man got away with 12 by

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my reckoning and other consequences, his team got away with the win.

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That's all for the sport. Now the weather. Many of us got to enjoy

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some sunshine today of all it will cloud over in parts of the West

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tonight with rain and frost and ice. The Met office has issued a warning

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for ice right through until nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Some

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slippery surfaces out and about. The few outbreaks of rain are expected

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to come in, these will clear eastwards so in the countryside

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freezing and below. Mist and fog forming in parts of Fermanagh and

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Tyrone. There will be some ice in untreated areas but otherwise

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tomorrow will start chilly but pleasant and it should continue to

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be a pleasant day. Things will brighten up for hours all. In the

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West perhaps a little cloudy at times with a few showers coming in.

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Further east we are expecting it to stay largely dry with sunshine

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coming out and temperatures peaking at nine Celsius. Into the second

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part of the afternoon and towards evening there will be a few showers

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drifting eastwards, these will be well scattered and you will be

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unlucky if you get one. Tomorrow evening and overnight into

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Wednesday, not quite so chilly. The cloud may keep temperatures up but

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it is going to bring a more unsettled picture on Wednesday. A

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dry start but eventually we will see rain coming from the Atlantic. It

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will earn windy with strong southerly winds. Temperatures will

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rise to nine or 10 Celsius. The rain clears for Thursday, largely dry but

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rather cloudy. At this stage it looks like Friday might turn more

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unsettled. That's all from us for now, goodbye.

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