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away. That's all from the BBC News at Six. On BBC One, we now join the

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This is BBC Newsline. The top stories this Friday evening: The

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Secretary of State says the On The Run letters scheme is over. Bombs

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are found at postal sorting offices in Lisburn and Londonderry. The

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couple married in hospital appealing for all of us to sign the organ

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transplant register. A transplant, it's not nice. The story of the

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French flight forced to make an emergency landing when a woman on

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board whent -- went into labour. Ireland must see off the Italians in

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Dublin before they can think about Six Nations glory in Paris. A

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beautiful afternoon today. Not quite so nice for tomorrow. But improving

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on Sunday. The controversial on the run scheme is over as far as the

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Government is concerned. That was the message today from the Secretary

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of State, Theresa Villiers. Her words were welcomed by Unionists,

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but dismissed by Republicans as meaningless and an act of bad faith.

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This report from our political correspondent Gareth Gordon. The

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issue of on the runs has left many victims with a sour taste in their

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mouths. Today the Secretary of State offered them a sweetener. In total,

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of the 200 or so cases considered under the scheme, 38 have been

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looked at since t general election in May 2010 and of these, 12

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received letters saying they were no longer wanted. No letters have been

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issued by the Northern Ireland office since December 2012. And as

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far as this government is concerned, this scheme is over. But what does

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it mean and what will lap to the cases -- happen to the cases in the

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system. What happens to them will be a matter for the judge-led inquiry

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to decide. We have no plans to issue letters in relation to those cases.

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You could have told us this in 2012. What has changed? The UK Government

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sees the scheme as at an end. We recognise the grave concerns and I

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have been making clear today that these letters don't confer immune is

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the, if evidence emerges in relation to terrorist offences, people will

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be prosecuted. Did they not know that any way? It is port to ensure

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that the pub -- important to ensure that the public and the resipt

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sippient -- recipients of letters know they're not a get out of jail

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card. It is understood if fresh evidence emerges, due process will

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operate and these letters do not provide protection from arrest or

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prosecution if there is evidence sufficient to justify arrest or

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prosecution. The letters are in the same, will they be rescinded? When a

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litter is a statement of -- letter is a statement of fact, rescinded is

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not the right concept to talk about. It suggests they have had a status

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they don't have. Her words were welcomed by unionist. Now they know

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they cannot count on the those letters any more. But Sinn Fein said

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the comments smacked of a partisan approach. More often it is

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unhelpful. This is pandering to unionist and is a sign of bad faith.

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The case of John Downey led to the resignation of the First Minister.

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Now he wants more information from the police. I think the one area and

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it wasn't for the Secretary of State to pick it up, that is still left to

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be dealt with is whether there are ongoing investigations into the

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cases where letters have been issued. That is a vital area.

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Because without those investigations into the cases, then largely it is

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immunity. The capeses are closed -- cases are closed. So we want that

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clarification. It is more Nan a week since a judge-led inquiry was

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announced into the Downey case and still no judge has been appointed.

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We are work Ogg than with the Lord Chief Justice. He would have to be

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appointed soon. : We are working on that now. Is there a problem getting

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a judge? We are going to be working hard to make sure that we get the

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judge appointed as soon as possible. But these things can take time and

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we will announce as soon as we can who will lead the inquiry. If the

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intention was to bring clarity, the Secretary of State probably hasn't

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succeeded. As the parties head to Washington next week, it is clear

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opt runs still have the -- on the runs still have the ability to

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destabilise the peace process. The First and Deputy First Ministers

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have condemned those who sent letter bombs which were intercepted by

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Royal Mail staff in Londonderry and Lisburn. It's understood the

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packages were addressed to Maghaberry Prison. Chris Page

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reports. For the second time in 24 hours, the army and the police were

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called to posal offices. -- postal office. In Lisburn Royal Mail staff

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had to wait as the security forces dealt with a letter bomb. Yesterday,

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there was a similar operation at this sorting office in Londonderry.

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There, workers intercemented cepted another device. If they have any

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other cause or anything they want to talk about, they have an open

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democratic society in which they can do that. If there is a case they

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want to make, let them do so. Coming up with devices like this won't

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advance anything. It is understood staff here in Lisburn reported the

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package just after they had received a briefing about the incident in

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Derry. It is understood both letter bombs were addressed to Maghaberry

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prison. These people won't listen to me. But what we need is action from

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the police to get to the bottom of who is involved and get them behind

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bars where they deserve to be. They're of no benefit to society and

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need to be taken out of society. The First Minister and the deputy First

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Minister condemned those behind the bombs. They said the people who

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stent the packages - sent the packages have no respect for the

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postal service, the community or the future. Still to come on tonight's

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programme: Find out why the current crisis in the south of Ukraine has a

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special historical meaning for some of our city streets. A couple who

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were married last week in the Belfast City Hospital are appealing

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to the public to sign the organ donor register. Ciaran Murphy needs

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a double lung transplant and doctors have told him the operation is now

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critical. With two separate organ donation bills now being proposed in

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the Assembly, Mr Murphy is calling on politicians to remember what's at

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stake. Our Health Correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly reports. When

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most of us become ill and end up in hospital, the expertise of medics is

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usually enough to get us back on our feet. But for some people, that is

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not enough and in fact not only do they need medical ais assistance,

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but they're depending on the public. Married just over a week ago Ciaran

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and Katrina are cherishing every moment. Time is running out. This is

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the reality of waiting for a transplant. It notice nice and

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it's... In a state of limbo that's... Makes every day such a

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struggle. The wedding was brought forward when Ciaran's health

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deteriorated in January. The ceremony took place at the city

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hospital. It could have been anywhere. It was just about us and

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the commitment that we were making to each other. The staff within the

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trust were fantastic. Organ donation is a contentious issue with two

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political bills proposed. One offers a soft opt out system, while the

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other maintains the current opt in organ register. Like most things, in

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this country, things do political unnecessarily. But... I think when a

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person stops and considers what it is we are discussing here, it's

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people's lives. It's a chance for someone to have a new life. There

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have been difficult conversations including telling their daughter her

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daddy might die. For Ciaran's sister the reality is stark. This is

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reality for us now. Ciaran is going to die. I would appeal for people to

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put themselves in our shoes and this is not Holby City, this is right

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here and we are appealing for people to have the conversation. The couple

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remain upbeat and say without hope, their lives would be shattered. A

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machine used for laying roads which was owned by the Quinn Group has

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been destroyed in a fire in County Fermanagh. It's the second night in

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a row that property once belonging to the bankrupt ex-billionaire Sean

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Quinn has been targeted by arsonists. Our south west reporter

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Julian Fowler reports. This tarmac spreader was parked in the village

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yesterday afternoon. It belongs to Quinn Tarmac and had been tired to a

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local contractor carrying out roadworks. The police say it was set

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on fire at about 9pm. The machine, which would cost in the region of

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?150,000, was destroyed. The night before, firefighters dealt with an

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attack at the Quinn Glass factory, when a generator was set alight. The

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company has not commented on the the latest incidents, but following

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Wednesday's arson attack the glass factory is operating normally. Sean

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Quinn lost control of his business empire in 2011. Since, there has

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been a campaign of vandalism, which Mr Quinn has conKemed -- condemned.

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The latest incidents began in December after Quinn Group was

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rebranded and a fuel tanker was drif sbon the -- driven into the

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company's head quarters. And then a bus was set on fire. Last month a

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pet Rop bomb attack -- petrol bomb attack took place at the company's

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headquarters. After plans were announced to sell Quinn Roof Tiles,

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damage was caused to equipment at Lagan Group quarries. The police

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appealed for information about the latest attacks, but so far those

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responsible for the three year long campaign have not been caught. An

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auxiliary nurse who sexually assaulted an elderly patient has

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been jailed for five years. 58-year-old David Hull from Main

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Street in Carrowdore pleaded guilty to two charges of assaulting the

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woman when she was a patient at the Ulster Hospital. The judge said Hull

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had committed a serious breach of trust. A plan for a shared education

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campus in Armagh has hit a major obstacle - as one catholic grammar

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school has decided to opt out of a joint site and stay in its current

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grounds. As our education correspondent Maggie Taggart

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reports, the Government wants to see at least ten shared campuses created

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to promote better community relations. The proposal was for St

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Patrick's, the royal school and the city of Armagh high school to form

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an educational village. There was speculation the campus would be

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located at the former St Luke's hospital. Since Patrick's has now

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decided to re-develop its current site rather than move to a joint

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campus and will take in pupils from the nearby school. I'm in the

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grounds of St Luke's hospital that was proposed as a site for the

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shared campus. That is now said to be unavailable. But we have been

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told the trust has not been approached by the educational and

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community village body. No one involved agreed to be interviewed,

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but the Royal school said it is disappointed the plan has to be

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reconsidered. The city of Armagh high said it was surprised at the

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news and is looking to submit a birthed for fund -- bid for funding.

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The options are more flexible than expected and the Government rules

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will allow for shared facilities. The educational and community

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village body says the decision by St Patrick's does not jeopardise the

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plan and it will continue to work on the project. One positive slant on

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this is that instead of a single location for a shared campus,

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schools across the city would co-operate in a cross community way

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and that would mean the whole city would be a shared campus. That is

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what is called the broader vision. An Air France flight from Paris to

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Detroit was forced to make an emergency landing at Belfast

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International Airport yesterday afternoon after a woman on board

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went into labour. The pilot turned the aircraft around 250 miles across

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the Atlantic Ocean. Andy West reports.

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The flight seen here just after landing. The alarm was raised when

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it was thousands of feet above the Atlantic. A heavily pregnant woman

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on board had gone into labour. It was carrying 300 passengers and

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making its way from Paris to Detroit. It was 250 miles off the

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coast of Ireland when the pilot was forced to make an emergency landing

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at Belfast International Airport, just 45 minutes away. It is a

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colossal plane compared to the aircraft that usually land here and

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it was so heavy it had to dump fuel before touching down. The aircraft

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landed here about 4:15pm, we had an ambulance here waiting. The medical

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personnel went on board to assess the passenger and she walked off the

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aircraft and got into the ambulance. The ambulance left within

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about 15 minutes of the Eric Heiden arriving. The woman was rushed

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through to the maternity ward and we are told mum and baby are doing

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well. We don't know yet whether she had a boy or girl, but one thing is

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for sure, whether the Internet until confluent bash intercontinental

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infant grows up in France or America, it will always be to say it

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was born in Northern Ireland. The crisis in Ukraine has been

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making headlines around the world in recent weeks but it has also

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resonated with people in parts of Belfast where some of the Balkan

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place names have a familiar ring to them. BBC Newsline's Mervyn Jess has

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been finding out about some of the city's historic links with the

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Ukraine and Crimea. It may be thousands of miles away,

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and all over our new screens at the moment, but you don't have to look

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that for in Belfast to find links with the Ukraine. Here, just off the

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Falls Road in the west of the city, we have a better street and

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surpassed Wall Street. For several weeks the crisis in Ukraine has

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played out on our news outlets and place names that struck a chord with

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people here. Over the years housing redevelopment schemes in Belfast

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have seen entire streets disappear, along with place names like

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Inkerman. And balaclava for stop Tom Hartley is an expert on the history

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of the city cemetery which itself has historic ties with conflict in

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Crimea. It is one of the earliest military

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graves, it belongs to Peter McKay at the Battle of balaclava, Russian

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calvary tried to break the tradition lied and they were met by the 93rd,

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and by the first time the British Army Unit we using a rifle musket so

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they broke the charge of the calvary. All of this was seen by

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another man. He is the first war correspondent and he wrote about the

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thin red streak when he was reporting and it becomes the thin

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Red Line. That linkage with battle names

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continues across the city like here in the Shankill with the word Crimea

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figuring prominently. This is the resting place of

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Sergeant Jon Bryan. Became known as the charge of the light Brigade. He

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was probably sent here as a soldier was in those days, Crimea Street is

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about a quarter of a mile down the road.

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The focus on the threat of a modern day wore in Crimea has resurrected

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links with battles fought long ago in that part of the Balkans.

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Stay with us. Find out why it is a -- for points on the boards of

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Ireland want to win the Six Nations. All this week on BBC Newsline we're

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marking the 100 years since the beginning of World War One. While

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the bloodiest battles were taking place hundreds of miles away in

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France and Belgium our reporter Julie Mccullough has been finding

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out that it could also be dangerous here in Northern Ireland, if you

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stood out for the wrong reasons. When German man Paul George went to

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white spots lead mines after all those German colleagues had left

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people began to get suspicious. He was regarded as the mysterious

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German living here. He had a military background, was an awards

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regiment in Germany, so there are offers three people wondering what

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he was doing, especially round about the time of the crisis and the

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period leading up to the start of the First World War.

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An arrest wasn't too far behind, and he was charged with espionage. He

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had maps, railway timetables, he also had a picture of the British

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fleet, a postcard, and a camera. He had all sorts of things which seemed

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to show clearly he was a spy. During his trial he said all the

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items he had were available in the public domain, and the jury found

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him not guilty. However, that was in the end of the story. Shortly

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afterwards he was arrested by the military and we believe he ended up

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interned in the Isle of Man. Certainly it says on the records he

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was taken to an ailing concentration camp. To this day it is unclear what

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happened to him when the war ended. And questions continue to be asked

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about why he had stayed here in the first place.

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There will be more on that story on BBC Radio Ulster tonight at 11.50pm.

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Now sport. And Ireland may have their eyes on the prize in France

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next weekend but first they must do the job against Italy in Dublin.

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Yes, if Ireland are to win the Six Nations championship this year, they

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must bounce back from the defeat to England with a win over Italy at the

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Aviva tomorrow. That would set up a tilt at the title in Paris. Thomas

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Niblock reports. Great atmosphere at Twickenham.

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Grand Slam hopes crashed into the English a few weeks ago but Alan can

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still win the six nations championship, but it will come down

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two points difference. Realistically Ireland will have to win big in

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Dublin and achieve something they couldn't achieve last year.

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The cake is good. Italy have beaten Ireland.

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You have got to be really where other people are talking about that

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and your players might start to be distracted. You can get the best

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points differential you like, if you don't get the results, then you go

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on anyway. We need to go to Paris with three wins out of four.

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Therefore to be in with a chance, we have got to get over the line and

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get to Italy. One of the advantages we will have is we are the last game

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next Saturday, we will know exactly what is required of us. If we are at

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a position where we are still fighting for the trophy, and that is

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why we have got in short we focus on the result first.

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Iain Henderson will make his first start replacing Peter O'Mahony and

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despite Tom IBO back with Ireland and Simon Sieber very much on form

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for Munster, Andrew Trimble stars his fourth consecutive game in the

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championship. Really good opportunity for both of

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us. I have been loving being involved the last few weeks. I have

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done enough to keep my place. He has been coming off the bench little

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bit, making massive impact. No surprise to see him in there. I'm

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sure he will take the opportunity on Saturday.

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Rhino disco has recovered from injury meaning he will earn his

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140th. -- Brian O'Driscoll. Sent him into one side, this weekend is all

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about when attention turns to France. Big day for Brian and the

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boys. Rory McIlroy is just underway in his

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second round at the World Golf Championship event in Miami. He has

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dropped one shot and he is two shots of the outright lead. Graeme

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McDowell is one shot further behind living level par for the tournament

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in conditions in Florida. In Gaelic football, first play

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second in Division One of the National League this weekend as

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Derry travel to Cork. Brian McIver's side have five points out of a

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possible six going into this game, much to their manager's delight.

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I thought the way we were preparing and the way these lads, it was a

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possibility we could get to this particular stage. We are still only

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in March, a lot of football to be played. It is good to be living at

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the top of the table clash, as opposed to a relegation situation.

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We are going to be down in good form and hopefully we will turn it in

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good form. Partially-sighted skier Kelly

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Gallagher will be aiming for gold as she competes in the first of her

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five events at the Winter Paralympics in Sochi tomorrow. The

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Bangor woman, along with her guide Charlotte Evans, go in the women's

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downhill. The duo have formed a strong partnership, winning medals

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at the World and Europa Cup. We think we know what we are doing in

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terms of training and preparation and we are doing everything we can

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to make sure we are doing that every day, and that all those days are

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going to add up into knowing at the time when the games come, when we

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have done our last race, we put everything into that and then you

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can be proud of yourself because you know the two of us have worked so

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hard for it, it is what we deserve. We wish her and Charlotte all the

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best. The snow is starting to melt, so fingers crossed it is colder

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there than here. Good evening. After a dodgy start to

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day it didn't turn out to badly. Dry and bright just about everywhere,

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after some early showers. As we go through into this evening, the skies

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and stay clear through the first half, temperatures dip off quite

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sharply. As we start tomorrow, it will be quite a grey, damp and windy

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start. It will brighten up as we go through the day. This is the picture

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we will be waking up today. The rain will not last for long. It clears

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away and leaves not a bad day. A windy day though, strong, southerly

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breeze. While the temperatures are 11 or 12 degrees in me not feel like

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that in the breeze. All eyes turn to Dublin for the rugby. Ireland

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against Italy. It could be quite a great, cloudy afternoon. Quite mild.

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Breezy, thou my nightlife a little bit interesting for the kicking

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game. It will be quite mild night, 34 degrees overnight. What is

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driving our weather is the tail end of this low-pressure system. --

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three or four degrees overnight. The high-pressure system gets more

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firmly established next week. As we start Sunday morning there is

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dampness and drizzle around. The best of any brakes on Sunday will be

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for Derry and Northwest. By the time we get to Monday, a much brighter

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picture. Dry and clear, solution temperatures. -- some decent

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temperatures. , the high-pressure is in charge and we have some more

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settled conditions to look forward to.

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