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That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me and, on BBC

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One, we Good evening. The headlines on BBC

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Newsline. A County Antrim gas fitter is jailed

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for two years, for causing the deaths of these teenagers. Four

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simple screws could easily have avoided the tragedy.

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The sentence sends out a clear message that shoddy workmanship will

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not be tolerated and will be punished by the court.

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Could plans for a John Lewis store be back on, after a new developer

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buys this site? Belfast is due to get a city Wi-Fi

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system next year but people may have to pay to lose it Koech and use it.

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-- to use it. What's it all about? Northern

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Ireland's record goal scorer takes to the big screen, in the Odyssey

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Arena. We're heading back in to some more

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wintry weather. Cold and blustery, with sleet and snow showers for the

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next few days. I'll have the full forecast just before 7pm.

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In the first case of its kind in Northern Ireland, a gas fitter has

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been sent to jail for health and safety breaches that led to two

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deaths. George Brown from the Ballygawley Road in Aghadowey got a

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four-year sentence, for the manslaughter of Aaron Davidson and

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Neil McFerran who were poisoned by fumes from a boiler that Brown's

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firm had fitted. The judge said the cavalier attitude to the dangers of

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carbon monoxide was reprehensible. David Maxwell reports. Poisonous

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gases from this pack killed two young men. It should have been

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secured with four small screws, but failure to do that cost Aaron

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Davidson and Neil McFerran their lives in August 2010. They were

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having a break with another friend at a holiday apartment here in

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Castle Rock ahead of their exam results. When their parents could

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not contact them, they came here and found two boys dead, the other

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seriously ill. All had been poisoned by the colourless odourless gas

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called carbon monoxide. Within days, this man's name was made public,

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George Brown was responsible for fitting the boiler. The health and

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safety executive warned the public to switch off devices installed by

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him or his gasp shock. An extensive investigation was carried out, and

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the case took three years to reach its conclusion. Something a judge

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criticised today. It is better to do the investigation thoroughly. Today

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is testament, rather than brushing it and making mistakes. The lesson

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is to gas engineers, shoddy workmanship, you will have to pay

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for it. Householders, get a gas certified engineer, make sure

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appliances are serviced. Get a carbon monoxide monitor. Brown

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pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter and 19 health and

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safety breaches. He sat with his head down as the judge sentenced

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him. Referring to the dangers of carbon monoxide, the judge said his

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cavalier attitude to the silent killer was reprehensible. The judge

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said it was a wholly tragic, avoidable disaster, caused by sheer

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laziness. The perils of Aaron Davidson and Neil McFerran were in

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court. They were too upset to speak. The police welcomed the sentence. No

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centre is the judge will give will bring the boys back. It is important

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to acknowledge that. We are pleased we got the guilty verdict and guilty

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plea last month. From what the judge described as a litany of shoddy

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workmanship, Brown was sentenced to four years. He has spent half that

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time in jail. He was fined ?19,000. A 14-year-old boy was killed in a

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collision involving a van in Banbridge this morning. It happened

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as the teenager was walking along the Scarva Road, just before eight

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o'clock. The driver, who was arrested, has since been

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The Alliance party's Euro candidate has landed in controversy, by

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declaring her preference for a united Ireland. Anna Lo made the

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remarks in the Irish News. Her party has brushed aside the controversy,

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but the DUP says she should apologise for appearing to liken

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Northern Ireland to a colony. Our political correspondent Martina

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Purdy has the details. Anna Lo has been an Alliance success

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story. Now she is standing for Europe with the catchphrase, aim

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high, boat though. -- vote Lo. It is such a small place, to be part

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of the United Kingdom. It is very artificial. I think, together,

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working with the UK, we are better placed. Economic league, socially

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and politically probably. She also told the Irish News she was

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anti-colonial. Unionists have condemned the remarks. She is

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entitled to her personal convictions. She is not entitled to

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make a fundamental wrong assertion that Ireland is a colony. It is not,

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it is part of the United Kingdom. She needs to apologise. The fact is

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the Alliance party, when you vote for them on the 22nd of May, your

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vote will be deemed to be a pro united Ireland vote. That is the

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reality. In a statement, Alliance said:

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This format Alliance member said these comments are damaging,

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particularly for the East Belfast MP. It is extremely damaging

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because, where is she going to get the votes to retain her? To elect

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her as MP for East Belfast? Only from the unionist population. If

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they see or believe or perceive that the Alliance party is becoming a

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nationalist party should, she will not get votes from Unionists. Sinn

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Fein says the remarks aren't rational. It is disgraceful,

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unforgivable, that we have senior politicians. It is a sensible bit --

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debate. Anna Lo was not available for interview today. Her party

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leader is set to answer questions this evening on the BBC. And

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tonight's edition of The View will have an interview with Alliance

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leader David Ford. That's here on BBC One, after our

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late 10:25 news. An increase of almost 50% in

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allowances for local government councillors has been welcomed by the

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association which represents them. But a long-serving councillor has

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told BBC Newsline it's not needed. The hike is part of the move to cut

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the number of councils from 26 to 11 next year. Eunan McConville has

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more. A meeting of a cross-border body

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this morning, to give councillors the chance to share ideas on things

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like tourism strategy. The sort of work councillors now say is part and

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parcel of their job. A job they argue will become even more

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demanding when new super councils come into effect. Even only doing 50

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hours a week, this is less than the minimum wage. Councillors do not say

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to their constituents they are off at the weekend. At the moment,

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councillors are entitled to just under ?10,000 a year. That will go

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up to over ?14,000. The main reason for this increase is that under the

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new system, councillors will have more responsibilities. What are

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they? There are four main areas. The first and most important is

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planning, councils will be in charge of planning policy. Urban

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regeneration. And this possibility for helping new businesses.

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Finally, car parking. Nonetheless, not all councillors believe the

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increase is warranted. Each has their own local offices. People used

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to come to me with problems, they are now going to the local offices.

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The role of the counsellor is significant. Compare it with

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councillors who do a similar role in the councils in England. Not one of

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them gets more than ?5,000 a year. Most were surprised to find out it

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was only ?10,000, that doesn't seem like a lot of money for quite a lot

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of work. But this point is interesting, it is the level you

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would pay a second-tier councillor in Britain. We don't tend to think

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of Stormont as a council, but end of it that way. It is a metropolitan

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council. This is a second-tier authority.

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The increase in allowances, just one element of how councils are

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changing. Representatives will be elected in May. Initially, they will

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run in tandem with the existing councils, but they have ten months

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to get everything up and running. You're watching BBC Newsline. Still

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to come: Conor Macauley goes in search of an internet connection.

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There are big plans for Belfast to get free Public Wi-Fi, but it is

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already available in lots of additional towns. We have come to

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find out if, and how, it works. The Londonderry woman who was

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captured on mobile phone footage being left on a bus lay-by by police

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officers while she was incapacitated, says they should be

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sacked. Bridget Mongan told the BBC she was horrified when she saw the

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phone footage of the incident at tea-time on St Patrick's Day. Here's

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our north west reporter Keiron Tourish.

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The mobile footage has provoked much debate. The woman who says she was

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drunk was carried a short distance and left in a bus lay-by. She

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believes the police officers should have taken more care of her. I got

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upset. I found out a bus had pulled up beside me and I could have been

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killed. Investigators from the police ombudsman began their enquiry

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yesterday. They will view this CCTV footage as well. It shows the

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boyfriend of the woman being taken away shortly before the

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controversial incident. We can see the woman running at the police

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car, as they detain her partner. The police officers are again seen

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moving the woman to the bus lay-by before they get into their car. A

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short time later, a number of people come out and help the woman inside.

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Shoppers today give their reaction. I don't really know the full story.

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Until I do, I think it would be wrong to make a judgement.

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Obviously, she was vulnerable and they should have taken more care. It

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is a disgrace. It wasn't pleasant viewing. But you don't know what has

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happened in the lead up. The police aren't making any official comment.

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It is understood the police officers aren't due back at work

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The plan to build a John Lewis department store at Sprucefield near

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Lisburn could be revived with a new owner of the site. Last year a

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planning application for the store was withdrawn. The owners said there

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was too much uncertainty surrounding planning policies. But now, INTU,

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which is of the UK's biggest shopping centre operators, has

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bought the Sprucefield Retail Park, and the adjacent site earmarked for

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John Lewis. What have the new owners been saying about their plans? INTU

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could not be clearer or explicit, they want to build a department

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store here, and that really means John Lewis. They say they have gone

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into this project with their eyes open. They say they have worked with

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politicians and planners to try and make it happen and they will give it

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three or four years, and if it does not happen, they will sell this

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development to somebody else. What do the planning policies say? The

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planning policy for retail is very simple, it can be summed up with the

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phrase, town centres first. That sets the bar very high for any kind

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of out of town development. I think they are going to have their work

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cut out trying to convince the planners they should be allowed to

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build anything here, but the exact plan they will come up with remains

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to be seen. Explain the politics of all of this. Well, the planning

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policy, that town centre first policy, is the responsibility of the

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Empire Mintz minister -- the Environment Minister. We know that

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the DUP are very keen on seeing John Lewis here in Sprucefield, and in

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fact Peter Robinson is on the record saying, this should not be an

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environment for just the environment -- Environment Minister, it should

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be for government as a whole. How exactly this will all play out, and

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whether that ends up with a John Lewis here at Sprucefield, it is

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still a long way to run. The digital revolution has been

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progressing quietly in a lot of our towns and cities. Many of them are

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already well ahead when it comes to providing free Wi-Fi or internet

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access for laptops, tablets and smartphones. Belfast is due to get

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its own system next year, but people may have to pay to use it.

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You cannot see it, but this town is encased in a giant bubble. For the

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last six months am a people have been ready to access free Public

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Wi-Fi on the streets here, part of a scheme to make it available in towns

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across Northern Ireland. This is a repeater box, it takes the signal

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from land lines and beams them out all across the town centre. There

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are 16 boxes like this doesn't around the streets. The traders push

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for it, and they believe it will make this market town in March the

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place to shop. I think, especially the younger generation, on their

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iPhones and iPods, they will want to use that, they want to be connected

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all the time. There is a repeater box here on this street for the

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Wi-Fi, and we're going to see if we can log into the service. And there

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it is. Free Wi-Fi. And there is live coverage of the House of Commons. It

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may be available, but not everybody knows, and only some are using it.

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It takes to log -- long to log on. It is quicker just to use 3G. I am

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surprised at how well it uses the operator works. It is -- I am

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surprised at how well it works, you are good to go. The scheme is part

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of a general roll-out. So far, the Department for social development

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has approved ?564,000 to be set aside to install Wi-Fi in 22 towns

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across Northern Ireland. The rolling costs, ?5,000 a year, are being

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picked up by local councils. This man helped set up a free Wi-Fi

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system in Derry. Their users get access for everyone our in 24. He

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has no doubts about the benefits. One of the complaints that I have

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heard is, the lack of good open Wi-Fi hotspots. In the United States

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and other countries, they are used to it. By 2015, Belfast will have

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its own wireless network as well, but the likelihood is that it will

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not be entirely free. It is expected in initial notes -- initial period

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will be free, but people will be expected to pay for continued usage.

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The city centre will be covered, and other areas like train, bus stations

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and stadiums, they also have access to the service, which will be run by

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a private company on a five or ten year contract.

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A ?19 million government scheme has been introduced to help first-time

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buyers onto the property ladder. It will enable housing associations to

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put 600 homes onto the market. The first of them used to be owned by

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the Ministry of Defence in Lisburn. The scheme will operate like

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co-ownership, with buyers taking on just part of the mortgage

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repayments. The scheme will enable housing associations to provide 600

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new homes over the period of the next six years. I think that is an

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important contribution in terms of housing provision, and also a boost

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or the construction sector, which has been under a lot of pressure in

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recent years. Critically ill children including

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new born babies are to benefit from a new specialist ambulance service

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which will operate round the clock. To support the two new vehicles a

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dedicated team is also in place. We asked the minister if this move

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signalled that children's heart surgery is being moved to Dublin.

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But I can just show you the inside of the children's ambulance here,

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you will see that the most obvious difference is this piece of

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equipment here, and this is a specially designed incubator for

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brand-new born babies. This is a state of the art ambulance dedicated

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solely to children. What we would have done previously it had a normal

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amulets stretcher, and we would have taken a temporary light weight

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stretcher, and we would have strapped it to the stretcher, put

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the child inside and then conveyed the child to the local hospital down

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to the specialist unit in Belfast. I asked the Health Minister if this

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dedicated ambulance, along with another vehicle before the summer,

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is an indication that the surgery is to be centralised in Dublin. I think

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we need to recognise that when it comes to paediatric care, we cannot

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do everything here in Northern Ireland because he do not have the

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population to do it, and therefore we need to make sure that where we

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are using services outside of Northern Ireland, that the treatment

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is not compromised by having a poor service of transport. Each year,

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around 600 children are transported between hospitals by ambulance.

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According to staff, this extra seats were not just for specialist staff,

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but parents as well. We try to take one parent with us so they are not

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sitting on the back door wondering what is happening to their child.

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The ?2 million package also means for additional paediatric intensive

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care beds. Now sport, and there's a rather

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unique tribute to Northern Ireland's all-time leading goals-scorer

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tonight. Yes, we are at the Odyssey Complex for a very special screening

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here of the work of one David Healy. It was inevitable that he would

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always hit the big screen. David Healy, tonight you are on screen

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five. It is almost a this is your life of your goals. You must be

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flattered. Very flattered, very humbled. The main reason I am here

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is to raise a profile of the McDonald's trust and hopefully raise

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a few pounds. You have got 36 goals. We can't take a look at a few of

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them. -- we can take. Pick one. I know this is not the one in Spain or

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Luxembourg, but it is always the England one, so to beat England at

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any level, I played for Northern Ireland at all levels, said to beat

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them at Windsor Park was extra special. Are you missing it at all?

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I am. That is the reality of football, it has to come to an end.

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I miss playing for Northern Ireland's probably more than most. I

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was fortunate to play. All good things have to come to an end. You

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have rejoined. Just tell us what you are going to be doing in terms of

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the new role. I spoke to Michael, the manager, and the technical

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director, Stephen Robinson, who is a fantastic young coach, he has asked

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me to come in and help out, so hopefully in the next couple of

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years, I will help with the squad development for the younger players,

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and hopefully, for them to go on and do what I didn't represent country.

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We wish you well and all the best. -- what I did and represent their

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country. Rugby, and the Ulster team to face Edinburgh at Murrayfield in

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the Rabo Pro 12 match tomorrow has been named, and Stephen Ferris will

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start a match for the first time since November 2012. He is one of

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six changes to the team that beat Scarlets last weekend. Jared Payne

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is selected at fullback with Tommy Bowe, who has scored three tries in

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two matches, picked on the right wing. Craig Gilroy is left wing,

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Darren Cave outside-centre and Luke Marshall returns to inside centre.

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Paddy Jackson starts at out half, with Michael Heaney named at

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scrum-half in place of the injured Ruan Pienaar. The full team list is

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available on BBC Sport online. The Odyssey will be packed this time

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tomorrow night as the Belfast Giants continue their quest for all four

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ice hockey trophies up for grabs this season. They're looking to add

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the Challenge Cup to their collection but will have to beat the

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holders, the Nottingham Panthers. With two trophies tucked away in the

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cabinets, the Giants are halfway towards ice hockey's grand slam, but

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it has been a month since they clinched the league and conference

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titles come up and now they have to raise their game for the Nottingham

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Panthers. I am not worried about if they are ready or not. I am not

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worried about that. You are right, maybe people might wonder about that

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come a but these guys, you know, they want to play these big games,

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and they are big game players and that is what they like and what they

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enjoy, and they are looking forward to it. The Panthers have won the

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Challenge Cup for the past four years and will be keen to put a dent

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in Belfast's near-perfect season. I expect them to come out hard. They

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have a good team. They have won it before. Anytime there is a civil

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where on the line, teams are going to come out hard at you. -- civil

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where. They will come hard and it will not be a team we have seen the

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last couple times we have played them. With five wins already over

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the Panthers this season, the Giants surely have the psychological

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advantage. That is all happening this season --

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this weekend. I am going to get a bucket of popcorn and go look at

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screen five. Enjoy ourselves! Today is the United Nation's International

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Day of Happiness. After this morning's rain, the sun came out! It

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really was four seasons in one day today. By the time we got to this

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afternoon, some decent spells of brighter weather, and this evening,

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the showers are continuing through the late afternoon and are turning

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increasingly wintry tonight as the temperatures drop away close to and

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below freezing in some places overnight tonight. The Met Office

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has issued a yellow warning for the risk of ice. That is enforced from

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midnight tonight through until nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Friday

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starts quite chilly. A little bit of rain around to begin with, but then

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not a bad morning. It dries out a little bit before lunchtime

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tomorrow. Then, this next weather front starts to work its way in

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through the day. That rain starts to fall increasingly as hail or sleet

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and hail snow as we go through the date works its way eastwards, and by

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the time we get to rush hour tomorrow evening, we could have some

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quite interesting driving conditions. Do stay tuned to BBC

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radio Ulster for all of the latest traffic and travel updates for your

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dry home tomorrow evening. As we go through the evening on Friday, the

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showers continue again. Temperatures rub away again. Colder than tonight,

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-- temperatures drop again. Colder than tonight. Saturday morning,

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starts quite cold, but not the worst day. It brightens up a bit for a

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time. Always the risk of showers as the go through the day, but not a

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total wash-out. By the time we get to Sunday, it is a similar setup to

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begin with, some showers around to begin with, but a ridge of high

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pressure will effectively kill off their showers during the second half

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of day. The Outlook for the next few days, it is not the best, but we do

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at least have a break of the time we get to Sunday afternoon. Always

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looking on the bright side! Our late summary is at 10:25pm. You can also

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keep in contact with us through Facebook and Twitter. From BBC

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Newsline, goodnight.

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