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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline: The mother of a teenager

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shot five times in the legs describes his attackers as thugs.

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NI21 will take no action against its leader Basil McCrea following

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allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour. The Police Has this is

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Ombudsman clears the first stage in a legal bid to force the Chief

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Constable to hand over material. A senior scientist at a government

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agency is leave his post after an by the Department of Justice.

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There are proposals for new cameras to detect vehicles driving illegally

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I'm live at Pinehurst, North Carolina as Rory McIlroy and Graeme

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McDowell begin their second rounds at the US Open.

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High pressure is in charge of our weather for the next few days. It

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looks like a dry and mild, if rather cloudy, weekend ahead.

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Gunmen who shot a teenager in the legs last night fired through a

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plaster-cast that he was wearing because he'd earlier hurt himself in

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an accident. The 18-year-old from Londonderry was shot five times in

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total. Today, his mother said she didn't know why her son was targeted

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and described his attackers as bullies and thugs. The family have

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been speaking to our north west reporter Keiron Tourish.

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18-year-old Gareth Fisher was shot three times in one like, and twice

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in the other, just after 11pm last night. Two masked men arrived at his

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home in Rathlin Drive in Creggan, and made his way into a shed, where

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the teenager was watching a video with a friend. They shot through a

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plaster cast that Gareth had on one like after a recent motorcycle

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accident. These are boys. They will do as they want or nothing at all.

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It is shocking. Disgusting. That is all they are. I can't even find a

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word to describe them. Why do you think they did this? I don't have a

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clue. I really don't have a clue. It is shocking that people can do that.

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It is children shooting children. The 18-year-old was in hospital for

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several hours, as his anxious relatives waited for news. We want

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the -- we want peace, and we will fight for peace. It is heartbreaking

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to watch that family falling apart. It is from the cradle to the grave.

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That is his mother, that is her baby. One former Maher said the

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attack was horrendous. It is brutal. You are shot five times in both

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legs. Absolutely brittle. It is barbaric to be honest. The police

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have issued an appeal for witnesses. They have said they are still trying

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to establish a motive for the attack, and are following a number

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of lines of enquiry. They say there can be no justification for the

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shooting. It's understood the political party

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NI21 has decided no action should be taken against its leader Basil

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McCrea after receiving a report into alleged inappropriate sexual

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activity. A complaint was made by former employee, Ashleigh Murray.

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Our political editor Mark Devenport This report was asked for by NI21 's

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deputy leader John McCallister after receiving complaints from former

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staff members or staff members of NI21. We know that around the time

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of the election, when the story was breaking, Basil McCrea wrote an

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e-mail to NI21 party leaders, where he said that he faced allegations of

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sexual misconduct, but made it clear in that e-mail that he believed he

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had done nothing wrong. We haven't heard anything officially from NI21

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or from Basil McCrea during the course of the day, but we do

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understand from Ashleigh Murray, that she says she has been told that

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no action will be taken, and that she is unhappy about this, and wants

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to take the matter further by referring her complaints to the

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standards Commissioner. She believes other former staff members will take

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action. We do you think this leaves the party, the leader, and its

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deputy? Obviously, it is difficult, it depends on an official statement

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from NI21, but I think it is pretty clear that this was a partnership

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between John McCallister and Basil McCrea that was both a friendship as

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well as a political partnership, and that it is now completely separated.

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John McCallister was really only staying in the party to see out this

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process, and if the investigation is not going to Leeds to anything, I

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suspect that John McCallister probably want to be staying in a now

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21 much longer. An unprecedented legal challenge by

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the Police Ombudsman against the PSNI has cleared the first hurdle in

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the courts. Michael Maguire says his requests for information have been

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turned down on more than a hundred occasions. Our homes affairs

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correspondent Vincent Kearney has 20 years ago, six Catholic men were

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shot dead by the UVF, as they watched a World Cup match in a bar

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in Northern Ireland. No one has ever been convicted. The police ombudsman

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is investigating allegations that the police did not properly

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investigate, because an informer was involved, and that there was

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collusion between some police officers and the killers. Michael

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Maguire accused the police of obstructing the investigation. There

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are allegations of serious criminal behaviour and misconduct by police

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officers. The ombudsman announces attention to take the PSNI to

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court. We cannot have the situation where those who are the subject of

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an investigation will determine what information is given to those who

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are undertaking the investigation. The investigation started today. The

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High Court was told their request for information was turned down by

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the police. A lawyer for the ombudsman said the decision to begin

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proceedings had not been taken lightly. He said the police were

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obliged to hand over their sensitive material requested. He described the

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refusal to do so as the rational, misconceived, and mistaken. The

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police reject any suggestion that they are obstructing the work of the

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ombudsman, and to date, criticised his work to do -- his decision to

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take legal action. They have said he acted with unseemly haste. He said

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that he rushed to court on a acted with unseemly haste. He said

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of utmost sensitivity. He described dialogue between the two sides,

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before the matter was brought to court. The judge granted leave for

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judicial review, but adjourned the issue for two weeks, saying he will

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the two sides can come to an agreement that will avoid the need

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for a court hearing. Coming up later in the programme:

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What the country music star Nathan Carter has to do with rugby this

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weekend. A man who has lived here for over

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20 years has had his arm broken in a racist attack in front of

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Belfast city centre shoppers. The assault was earlier this week. The

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police have told us that in the past six weeks they have charged five

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people in connection with racist hate crime in Belfast and made

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fifteen arrests. Claire Savage In broad daylight, around 5:30pm in

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the afternoon, along Belfast 's's busiest shopping street, a racist

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attack. These pictures were taken by a passer-by on her mobile phone.

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This street trader struggles with two other men. The father of one,

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originally from Turkey, is knocked to the ground. He manages to get to

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his feet again. Before another scuffle and shoppers come to his

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aid. The two men then casually walk off, as the police and ambulance are

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called. The victim is left with bruises and a broken arm. Your Mac

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they passed my stall and looked at my face, and called me dirty

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language. I thought they were joking or messing about, and then I feel

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them punching me, and I am on the ground and they are taking the, and

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they are still calling the dirty language. They ripped my shirt. At

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the same time, they took my money. language. They ripped my shirt. At

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The initial attack happened here at a stall, before eventually spilling

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out into the main thoroughfare, where the footage was taken, in fuel

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view of horrified shoppers. The 45-year-old has been living here for

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more than 20 years and has been working as a licensed trade for the

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last ten, he says he will soar by a doctor that he did not have to go

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back to work, but he wanted to. I paid for the Council, I pay my

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mortgage. I have two paper everyone. If I am not working, I won't get

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paid. Two men were arrested. They had been released pending further

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enquiries. Two women who admitted assaulting a

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seriously ill patient and medical staff in a hospital intensive care

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unit have been given suspended jail sentences. 24-year-old Biddy Mongan

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of Stanley's Walk in Londonderry and 30-year-old Eileen Stokes from

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Mourne Park in Newtownstewart were told by the judge that their

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behaviour at Altnagelvin last The BBC understands a senior

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scientist at a government agency is to leave his post after an

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investigation by the Department of Justice. It found that it was

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inappropriate for him to be the co-owner of a laboratory business

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while employed as a civil servant. Here's our business correspondent

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Julian O'Neill. The scientist is soon to leave an

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organisation within this facility. Forensic science Northern Ireland.

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Last year, he was the subject of a complaint to David Ford from a

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commercial company and an investigation followed. I understand

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that a report by the Department of Justice concluded that it was not

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appropriate for this scientist to continue as part owner of a private,

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outside laboratory business, while at the same time, employed by a

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PSNI. One of the suggestions was that he retired. It was found that

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there was potential conflict of interest. This is because his firm

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was a competitor of companies seeking work from this company. He

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had been involved with the company for years, but it was not disclosed

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on the F S NI conflict register until 2012. This is despite a

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whistle-blower having common forward at an earlier point in time. I think

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they do have questions to answer about how the management dealt with

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this at the time, and why it was not properly registered in the first

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instance, and how conclusive was the declaration when it was first

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registered. The most important thing is that we have in place something

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that is fair, and is part of a government system. So that everyone

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understands exactly what they have got to do, and then you have to have

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a really thorough system that actually enforces them. David Ford

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said they investigated to contracts awarded by the forensic science

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Northern Ireland. And said that they had not been awarded properly. The

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report will now be passed to the audit office.

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The SDLP Leader Alasdair McDonnell has called on the police to extend

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their policy on the erection of flags in south Belfast to

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Yesterday, the police said they'd treat loyalist flags in a mixed area

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of the Ormeau Road in south Belfast as a breach of the peace.

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But as Mark Simpson reports, the police move has led to confusion

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The police have made it clear, any more flights put up in this part of

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south Belfast will be treated as a breach of the police. But the SDLP

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says that what the police do on the road they should also do elsewhere.

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The point is, that the action should not become find -- should not be

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confined to contentious areas of south Belfast, it has to extend

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right across the country. People should not be allowed to cause

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aggravation and to use the flag as a tribal elements and an element of

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provocation. The move led to a number of questions. Was it a

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wholesale change in policy, and what would it mean on the ground? The

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progressive Unionist party wants answers. I want clarification on how

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they are going to implement this. Every time we think someone is going

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to put a fight up, how do we do this? In a statement this afternoon,

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they said... The sequence of events this week has

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led to a lot of confusion around what is already a complex issue.

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Disagreements over flags are nothing new, but there is one thing which

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all sides agree on, the police can solve the problem on their own. --

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cannot solve the problem. We will be hearing from two of Northern

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Ireland's major champions. Join me live in Pinehurst.

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Many motorists, I'm sure, would admit to driving

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along bus lanes in Belfast when they are not supposed to.

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Well, avoiding a penalty could be more difficult in the future.

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Under new proposals, cameras may be put up

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and it could become a civil offence so motorists could be punished with

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a ?60 fine instead of the current ?30 fine.

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Bus lanes. Love them or loathe them they are here to stay. Many more

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have appeared on Belfast's roads in the past three years. At the

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moment, the police have responsibility for detecting the

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goals driving in bus lanes illegally, and now the Department of

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regional development is considering taking on that role, with plans to

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make it a civil offence. It has to be kept clear of those obstructions.

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At the moment, the resources are not there to do that effectively. This

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will hopefully make it much more rigorous. This bus lane is currently

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in operation, but in the past few minutes, I have witnessed a number

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of cars using it when they should not have been. A survey by the

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Department for regional development found that a

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Department for regional development vehicles are using bus lanes

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illegally, and that is something illegally, and that is something

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they want to crack down on. Promoters of sustainable transport

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are welcoming any moves to make travelling by bus a March octave

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option. Most people do comply with the legislation and stay in the

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lanes and don't go in the bus lanes. Their frustration is that people are

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doing it and getting away with it were appearing to get away with it.

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I think these new measures will certainly rectify that, which is

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probably the biggest problem. Thus Lane cameras have been operating in

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Scotland since 2012, detecting more than 400 drivers a day. Would they

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be a good thing for the roads in Northern Ireland? On totally agree

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with it. It is hard enough driving through this town without having

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them. Car drivers are driving in the bus lanes and causing accidents. The

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motorist always suffers. Whether it is car tax or other fees, we will

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never win. It is not clear when we are likely to see bus Lane cameras

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here, but it is expected they will be in place before the induction of

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a rapid transportation system in 2017.

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We're used to hearing about thousands

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of people descending on outdoor music festivals in the summer.

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But this weekend, the hottest tickets are for a big

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outdoor gig that's marrying the worlds of rugby and country music.

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I don't think Nathan Carter has ever played the game,

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but he's performing at the City of Derry club for the first time,

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A big-name visitor to the club to help the next generation. And now

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A big-name visitor to the club to another big name to help secure the

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club for the next generation. Commercial sponsors were queuing up

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to ensure their wares around sports grounds, but sponsors went... This

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club has lost more than half its sponsorship. During the downturn we

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lost 6% of our sponsorship from local businesses over the last five

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years. It is imperative to our survival and to the project that we

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are interested in. But all is not lost. One helping hand leaves the

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stage and another enters. There is something different to me about the

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atmosphere of an outdoor gig, especially if the weather is good.

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The people really want to get into it. The rugby club and its partner

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in this promotion will hope for a financial windfall, went up to 5,000

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fans come to these grounds tomorrow. On a day when sports and country

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singing will play in harmony. Next to North Carolina and

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the second round of the US Open. Graeme McDowell and Rory McIlroy

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were well placed up Stephen Watson is watching

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today's play. Thank you. Like the entire US Open,

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they have lots of work to do if they are to catch the runaway leader from

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Germany. He now leads this tournament by seven shots. Graeme

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McDowell is in second place. He has just teed off alongside Rory McIlroy

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was up they are hoping for big performances today. He has obviously

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gone out there in the afternoon and played incredibly well and continued

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that this morning. Just have to ignore what he is doing. I'd have to

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focus on my game plan this afternoon and try to play well. Hopefully take

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a few opportunities and stay hanging around for the weekend. There is a

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lot of golf to play. This course is going to get harder and harder. You

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cannot go pushing. I have to go on and play as well as they can. The

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temperature is starting to get really hot again this afternoon, so

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it is a case of trying to be patient. There was a little bit of

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overnight rain again. The heat is getting up there. The green will

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start to dry out. You have just got to be smart. There are some chances

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out there but you have to be smart the rest of the time. Even though I

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am going to start behind the lead, even though you are trying to get

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closer, you have to stay patient, because if you start being too

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aggressive on this course you could lose your way very quickly, and pars

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are good around here, the odd birdie here and there, and it will be right

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there for the weekend. It is a case of looking at the second place man.

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Exactly. Martin seems to be playing really well for the just continued

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from what he did yesterday. I'm it what it is like to be in that

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position. It is a good place to be. He is playing really solid and

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handling it well. There is still a lot of golf left in a lot of things

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can happen. Unfortunately, it looks like Darren Clarke will miss the

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halfway cut. Just a few weeks ago

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a serious leg injury threatened to end Conor McManus's season,

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but Monaghan's Gaelic Football captain has gone to extraordinary

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lengths to get back to fitness for this Sundays Ulster championship

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quarter final against Tyrone. It has been sporting life in the

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shadows. Conventional medicine, lotions, potions and prayer. He has

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tried the lot and all for the love of his County. As I understand it,

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Faith healer, herbalist, cryogenic chamber, ice baths, what else?

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Whenever you get an injury and you are given a deadline you try

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anything. Did the herbalist give you a cocktail of potions? Yes. It is no

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secret. A lot of people have good faith in it so I'd thought it was

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worth a shot. What did it his flock -- like? Not very good. What is a

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faith healer do? It is a pair and a charm and all of that. It is hard to

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gauge what these things will do for you. It certainly does no harm. It

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is some length to go to just to grapple with Tyrone again. This is

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McManus! But the torn ligament is healing ahead of schedule, and that

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is all that matters. There was a surprise announcement

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today from the Belfast Giants with the news that General Manager

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Todd Kelman is leaving. He has been with the team since

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its creation but is now part of a consortium taking over another Elite

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League side, the Cardiff Devils. For the last 14 years as a player

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and then general manager, Todd Kalman established himself as a

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Mister Belfast Giants. But today, he announced a giant step in a

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different direction. I'd love Belfast. No bones about it. I love

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this place, I have in the general manager for seven years. It is my

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home, it is where my child was born. It is my own choice. It is for the

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opportunity icy. Champagne on ice has been a recurring theme here. He

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leads former team-mate Steve Thornton the new Giants coach the

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leads former team-mate Steve task of continuing the success and

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leads former team-mate Steve proudest thing is what we did for

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leads former team-mate Steve the city. We came in at

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leads former team-mate Steve around him and I feel that we are

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leads former team-mate Steve ingrained in the culture here and it

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is a consistent ingrained in the culture here and it

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organisation has been a success. The Giants retired shirt number 44 last

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season and rep -- recognition of his clergy

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always have a part in the history of the Giants.

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Finally as Ireland prepare for tomorrow's Second Test

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against Argentina, there was sad news in the sport of rugby today

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with the announcement that Jimmy Nelson has died at the age of 92.

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Jimmy played in the legendary 1948 Grand Slam-winning Ireland side.

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He also served as IRFU president as well as giving years

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Let's get the latest on the weather. We have had rain around through the

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day today, but as we go into this evening, any remaining showers will

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fizzle out. What we are left with is a warm and muggy night. All of that

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cloud cover means that temperatures tonight will stay around 13 or 14

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degrees at their lowest. It might be a bit difficult to get off to sleep

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tonight with all of this mild conditions. Heading into the

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weekend, cloudy and mild is the story, and staying mostly dry. Have

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a few showers in the forecast as we go through the morning tomorrow, but

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they are very few and far between and will fizzle out quite quickly.

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For most people most of the time, Saturday is going to be dry. What

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the are not quite to see is a lots of sunshine. We have some high cloud

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sitting above us and that will mean that it is a slightly more told beta

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and we would have hoped for, with temperatures like 18 or 19 degrees

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the highest on Saturday. A perfectly usable day. It is all down to this

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high pressure system which has become established in the west of

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Ireland, giving us a lots of protection over the next few days,

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really settles down our weather, and as we head into the weekend,

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cloudy, mild conditions, but pretty good, actually. By Sunday, we will

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see a bit more in the way of brightness. That is going to be

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reflected in the temperatures. 18, 19 degrees on and if anything,

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Monday is going to be even better, just look at this. Those

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temperatures up to 20, 20 1 degrees. Thanks to the high-pressure, we have

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some very settled conditions to look out for the next few days. What ever

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you are planning with your weekend, have a great one.

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