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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline.

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The Chief Constable rejects Sinn Fein's claims that the arrest of

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Gerry Adams was the work of the dark side in the police.

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Boston College says it will return interviews by former paramilitaries

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about their role in the Troubles. Seven men charged in connection with

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the death of a Catholic community worker admit lesser charges.

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The Polish Consul meets police as the home of another Polish family is

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attacked in East Belfast. Also this evening on the programme:

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The new cartoon that's not only bringing jobs to Londonderry, but is

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promoting the local accent too. Pink is the only colour in fashion

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this week, as Northern Ireland gets ready for the Giro d'Italia.

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And wouldn't it be nice if our weather could turn a little Italian?

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I'll be back with a full forecast. The Chief Constable has rejected

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allegations by Sinn Fein that the arrest of Gerry Adams was the work

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of a "dark side" within the police. Matt Baggott said questioning the

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motivation or impartiality of the police was unfair and inappropriate.

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There is some flash photography in this report from our home affairs

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correspondent Vincent Kearney. Gerry Adams was released on Sunday

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night, four days after what his party claimed was a politically

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motivated arrests. A short time later he criticised those behind the

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decision to detain him. It is the old guard using the old methods,

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those who authorised this didn't make the right strategic decision.

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Last week, Martin McGuinness suggested Sinn Fein could withdraw

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its support for the police because of the actions of what he called the

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dark side of the PSNI. There is a section of the PSNI who have a

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different agenda. A negative and destructive agenda, to both the

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peace protests -- process and Sinn Fein. The Chief Constable today

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defended the actions of his officers.

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In a statement, Matt Baggott said the accusation of a dark side within

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the PSNI is one he refutes. He said questioning the motivation and

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impartiality of the police was unfair and inappropriate. The Chief

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Constable said the arrest and questioning of Gerry Adams was

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legitimate and lawful, and that it would have been wrong to treat him

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differently to any other citizen. The statement said the police are

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tasked with following the evidence without fear or favour in accordance

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with the law, and that the PSNI will continue to do so regardless of any

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undue pressures. The first minister today said the

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DPP would have tried to exclude Sinn Fein from the... We would not be

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slow in bringing forward a motion for exclusion, and if Sinn Fein had

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not corrected its motion, but would have gone down.

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Peter Robinson is also seeking a meeting with the Chief Constable

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over reports that the Sinn Fein president is unlikely to face any

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charges and there is new evidence emerges.

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-- unless. The arrest of Gerry Adams may also

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have signalled an end to the controversial Boston College

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Project. In it, more than 40 former paramilitaries - both loyalists and

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republicans - gave oral accounts of the Troubles which they understood

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were to remain secret unless they gave permission or until after their

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deaths. The Sinn Fein Leader claims his arrest was largely based on the

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interviews given by three former IRA members, and he has welcomed the

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news that the college is prepared to return the documents to those who

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took part. Julie McCullough reports. The vast majority of the hundreds of

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interviews carried out with former Northern Ireland on men and almost

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still remain secret it away in Boston College. But after the PSNI

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won a legal battle to get some of the material for use in its

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investigation into Jean McConville's border, there were

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recriminations for those involved in the project.

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One of those interviewed was former IRA man Brendan Hughes, who has

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since died. If you go online and you can say -- get access to the

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document he signed before he agreed for the recordings of him to be

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archived. It says, access to the tapes and transcripts shall be

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restricted until after death, except in those cases of prior written

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approval. Most importantly, there is no

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mention in this agreement that the interviews under law might have to

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be handed over to the authorities. The college says those in charge of

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the project should have known there was always that risk. The Mitchell

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legal assistance training was signed between the United States and the

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United Kingdom -- mutual. But possibility that it could be invoked

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was always present. The reality is the project director was convinced

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that would never happen. Lead researcher of former IRA

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prisoner Anthony McIntyre says if he had known about the treaty, he would

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not have carried out the interviews. The strain that I have brought down

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on my family -- that has been brought down, the last three years

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of my life has been made pretty difficult. I have to be robust here,

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but I would not have placed myself and the other interviewees at risk

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just to get an archive. He confirmed that he himself gave an

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interview to the project about his own past. I would go into any

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detail, but when I exposed myself to the same -- are exposed myself to

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the same risks as anybody. He now believes the interviews

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should be handed back. Boston College says it is prepared to do

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that, so long as it can verify they are going back to the individuals

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who took part in the project. Later tonight, Spotlight's Declan

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Lawn reports on how the Boston College Project shattered the IRA's

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code of silence - that's at 10:35 here on BBC One after our late BBC

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Newsline. A woman in her 80s has died in a car

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crash in County Down. It happened in Rathfriland this afternoon when her

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car was in collision with a lorry on Downpatrick Street. The woman who

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died was from the area. Her name hasn't been released yet.

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Charges of manslaughter and attempted murder will not be pursued

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against seven men accused of killing Coleraine community worker Kevin

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McDaid in May 2009. The men pleaded guilty to lesser charges at a

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hearing in Belfast Crown Court. Five still face trial in relation to the

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death of Mr McDaid and the attempted murder of his friend and neighbour

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Damien Fleming. Here's our north-east reporter David Maxwell.

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Tension was high in Coleraine over flags when Kevin McDaid lost his

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life. It was reported a loyalist mob arrived in the road where the

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catholic community worker live. His friend and neighbour Damien Fleming

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was left critically injured. Until today, no one had been convicted.

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This morning 12 men appeared in the dock charged with the manslaughter

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of Kevin McDaid and the attempted murder of his friend Damien Fleming.

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But one by one, seven of them beaded guilty to lesser charges throughout

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the day, and prosecutors told the court they no longer wished to

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pursue them in relation to the most serious offences.

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I pleading guilty to charges including grievous bodily harm,

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assault and affray, the seven admitted they were part of the group

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that descended on the estate. They no longer face trial and will be

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sentenced at a later date. That is also the case for two other men

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charged with other offences in relation to this case, including

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threats to harm and intimidation. They two were released today after

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beating guilty to some offences. Five men remain accused of killing

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Kevin McDaid and attempting to kill his friend.

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This trial is set to get under way. It was to be significant in its

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size, with 14 defendants and 123 witnesses. It was predicted it would

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last for six weeks, but with the majority of the defendants now dealt

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with, it seems unlikely it will last that long.

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Police officers have been meeting community representatives and

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councillors to discuss recent hate crimes in Belfast. Last night the

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home of a Polish mother and son was damaged in the east of the city.

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Helen Jones reports. Loyalist East Belfast, and another

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attack on a Polish family. I run half past 11 last night a

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27-year-old man who lives here look to the sound of breaking glass. He

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says he saw three hooded men smashed the windscreen of his, before

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running off. I have been speaking to the man who

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owns the property, he lives here with his mother. He pays the

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mortgage and taxes and works in Lisburn. He says he is very scared,

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he has nowhere else to go because he owns that property.

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The PSNI held a meeting today to address concerns. Representatives of

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the Polish community, politicians and other interested parties were

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there. Many of the companies employing Polish people could not

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manage without them. They have brought such wonderful skills to our

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economy and have contributed vastly. It is scandalous what is happening,

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it must be stopped. These attacks are not helping the

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image of an area which is trying hard to move out of the shadow of

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the Troubles. I want it to stop happening. We are trying to create a

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welcoming community for everybody to live in, to work in and to visit,

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and it doesn't make that a good place to be.

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There has been a 70% increase in the number of racially motivated

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attacks, it is estimated. That meeting is still going on, more

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at 10:25pm. Still to come before 7:00: Many of

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the top teams are already here, as the countdown continues to this

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weekend's Giro d'Italia. Next to our series looking at the

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economic spin offs from the media industries. This week we see how

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business and education are reaping the benefit. Children's cartoons are

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big business and a recent tax incentive is bringing jobs and

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investment to Londonderry. A television series, fronted by the

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actor Chris O'Dowd, has linked a small Derry company with a major

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publishing house. Our arts correspondent Maggie Taggart has

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more. It is a glorious day.

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It is all about our little hero, a puffin who lives with her family. It

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is an island with a mythical status. The puffin story was on its way to

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production when a publisher spotted at and decided it was up their

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street. Puffin is their children's imprint,

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and they saw something which would be iconic for them.

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They have recruited staff both locally and globally to make the TV

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series, and it is also linked to a studio in Coke any. The recent

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introduction of a UK tax break for animation made the camp and the an

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attractive partner. We utilised cross-border public monies, and at

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the same time we are able to avail ourselves of tax breaks.

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Derry's first ever animated TV series is being recorded at the

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moment, and far from hiding the local accent, it is making a virtue

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of it. 11-year-old Kate was chosen when the

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producers visited her primary school. You are all money already!

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-- Maddie. The director worked with Disney for seven years, and his

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return to Ireland is typical of the movement of animation creators.

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We have done the first episode already, and the kids are glued to

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the screens. I think it would be a huge hit.

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This is the first show I have worked on where we'd lose -- use real

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children. Before, on the American shows, we used adults pretending to

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be kids. They always say, don't work with children's or -- children or

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animals but I disagree with that. There are now 12 staff and a bright

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future for the company. And on tomorrow's programme, a

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Belfast company shows off the skills which can add scary monsters and

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giant robots to feature films. The DUP has launched its manifesto

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for the European and Local Government elections, with the party

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offering change both at home and abroad. But the party leader claims

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the high number of Unionist candidates standing for Europe could

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result in a seat being lost to nationalism. Here's our political

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correspondent Gareth Gordon. I have ensured the interests of Northern

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Ireland have been pursued and advanced. The Make major claims for

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Diane's achievements in her first term as in any key for Northern

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Ireland. They have doubled their efforts to have her return. The

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party manifestoes beats of changing the UK's relationship with Europe

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and back a referendum on EU reform. It calls for a reduction in red tape

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and waste and support a single home for the European Parliament which

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currently moves between Brussels and Strasbourg. But the party leader

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said the Unionist vote has been split to many ways. It would be a

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disaster if there was a result of the letter of Unionist candidate

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standing at the election that our votes were shredded and unionism

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lost out on representation in Europe. In the face of only two in

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nationalist parties Unionism needs a strong party to stand up for

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Northern Ireland and I encourage the electrics to continue what they

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started in previous elections and unite behind the DUP. Peter Robinson

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is confident that Diane Dodds will pop the Unionist Paul. -- Unionist

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poll. The Alliance party says membership

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of the European Union allows us to overcome our "small wee country"

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attitude and turn Northern Ireland into an outward open minded place.

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Launching their European and local government election manifestos

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Alliance said consideration should be given for a European Union role

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in any programme for dealing with the legacy of the Troubles. Here's

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Our Political Editor Mark Devenport. Alliance hoped their high-profile

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candidate in law will their vote. The party used to back replacing the

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pound with the general but after the credit crunch the safety conditions

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will not be right in the immediate future. That was a long time ago we

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advocated for the usual but times have changed and we certainly know

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do not see an immediate prospect for joining the euro. Allows's manifesto

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opposes any referendum of the UK pulling out of the European Union

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but said if there is one of the party will campaign to stay in. It

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says all European funding for Northern Ireland should be proof of

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its impact in creating a shared future. Alliance wants the cap

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removed that stops orders of properties worth more than ?400,000

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paying the same percentage of rate as other householders. It also wants

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a single flag flying policy for new council buildings with the union

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flag flying on designated days. Alliance politicians acknowledge the

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union flag row in Belfast has been raised on the doorstep of a few

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waters. -- of the few voters. Now sport, and all this week on BBC

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Newsline we will bringing you the countdown to the Giro D'Italia which

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starts this Friday in Belfast. Our reporter Thomas Kane has been

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sampling the life of a road cyclist for himself.

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Friday nights team time trial will pass this point on the Newtonards

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Road twice reaching speeds of. Mph. -- 50 mph. Only one Irish man has

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won the Giro d'Italia, Stephen Roche. Back in 1987, he was

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victorious on a bike identical to this. Even long after his retirement

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from road racing, he is a difficult man to keep up with. He has retired

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from road racing. -- for many of these club cyclists this was a dream

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come true to read alongside a man who has won everything in the sport.

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For me, it was a journey into the unknown. Stephen, I have never

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travelled this far on a bike in my life. Does hang in. When it goes

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fast for your own pace. Even though the road looks intimidating just

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take it at your own time and place and you get there in the end. The

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important thing is to enjoy it. This was only a small section of the

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route that the professionals will write during the Giro d'Italia but

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every incline seems never ending. We are just over halfway there and it

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is a lot more difficult than we thought it would be simply because

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the wind seems to be in your face the whole time. The maximum speed we

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have reached down the hell was about 20 men melt our what was almost

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uncomfortably fast. As it went on my legs became heavier and every

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revolution of the pedal was tougher and it felt like the finish line

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would never come. It did not help that I was with the group of riders

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that took a wrong turn, adding a few more painstaking miles to the

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journey. Always find out where you are supposed to go! As the rest of

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the pack and Stephen had broken away far into the distance I was starting

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to struggle more and more. There were no records broken but

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eventually at one time after the majority of the group I arrived at

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my final destination. You are going quite slowly so you have plenty of

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time to take in the scenery. But the other riders go faster than you and

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faster than me but they will be seeing the scenery as they go along.

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The terrain in the profile of the road is interesting, especially

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coming along here, the wind will play an important factor. You must

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be very attentive to what is going on around you. The guys here will be

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donating and 37p per year, a lot more -- will be covering 37 miles --

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57,000 miles per year. . I even look good? Now. Thank you for getting the

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around. The scenery was beautiful and the weather was beautiful but as

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a non-cyclist that was one of the toughest things I have ever had to

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do. I think I have only just recovered from it, I am much more

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affable in this shirt and tie that I was in the letter. I should have

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taken orders from Dave, a former international cyclist. Dave, can you

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believe that the Giro d'Italia is going past your front door? I can't

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believe it, I can't get my head round it. If people had told me that

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the Giro d'Italia was coming Belfast that would not have believed it but

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that they are coming off the new charge road is fantastic. It will be

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a call list -- it will be a boost for the whole community. How should

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the sickening thing in the cycling union to build on this? How can

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Northern Ireland be showcased to the cycling fraternity? There is bound

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to be something coming from this event and we should get into schools

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and get cycling as part of sport. To let people know it is not just a

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rugby and soccer there is cycling, too. Do not forget, there are three

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Irishmen competing in this. Fellow Dagenham and Nicholas Roach, the son

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of Stephen Roche. And Dan Martin, those two boys are both cousins.

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Both have a good chance of getting up in this event which is one of the

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most prestigious event in the cycling world. Give us an idea what

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spectators expect. It'll be a whole cavalcade, a lot of fun. The

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cavalcade of the teams and team riders in the race itself. It will

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be phenomenal to see riders compete at that speed. Who should be a out

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for? Adele Evans won the race in Italy so he is up there. Also

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Nicholas Roach who is the team leader of his squad. That is to

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people that I think the public year will be shooting for. Thank you very

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much for joining us. -- will be shouting for.

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Tomorrow I will be heading to the north coast which is getting ready

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for cyclist and spectators galore. That is BBC newsline at 6:40pm. I

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need to know if I should bring a wrinkled. Transfer the pink one but

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should I bring it? I would say yes and anyone getting

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ready to watch the Giro d'Italia this weekend get your wrinkles or

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umbrellas ready because it looks like there will be more rain rather

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than sunshine. This is the classic picture, it comes lining up to come

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our way. They have brought some heavy showers and the recent radar

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picture here at 6am, there is another heavy shower coming from the

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West that is coming towards Belfast in the next few hours. As the night

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goes on most showers will become confined to the north coast and west

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and there will be clear, drier gaps in the East. Overall an unsettled

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night, mild and breezy and the unsettled weather continues into

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tomorrow. It might start of dry but overall it will be a fairly cloudy

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and rainy day. The best chance of some good weather tomorrow will be

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across eastern counties so maybe when you leave home tomorrow it is

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dry over County Antrim but it will not be too long for the encounter

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queen of many parts of down, Armagh, over transfer man and to run out

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into the worse as well. -- over Fermanagh. There will be a

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reasonable breeze at times, still quite wet through lunchtime at

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temperatures down on today, that's 12 or 13 degrees. The rain is

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showing signs of easing off later in the day so perhaps some dry weather

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and tomorrow evening. So because it is all about the Giro d'Italia this

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week we must keep the pink weather pictures going. This tractor spotted

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but I cannot promise the blue sky to go with it. We will keep a lot of

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cloud fairly brisk winds and further areas of rain or showers. The next

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area of low pressure which I am concerned about is coming our way on

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Saturday. Sitting rate over the top of those on Saturday and clearing

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away to give quite blustery winds on Sunday. That will mean a kill and

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for the cyclist on Sunday. -- that will mean a tailwind. The weather

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will make great a difference for the spectators and cyclist, but there is

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a chance the rain will not reach the North Coast.

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