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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline...

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The charity caught up in the wrangling over

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Have specially trained dogs made a breakthrough in the hunt

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The drastic action being taken in the battle against tree disease.

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The student who was scammed by a fake agency who promised to take her

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It is a scam. It is so close to being real and so many people could

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be sucked in. An exceptional but for months from the Ox is but a poor

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performance overall from Northern Ireland from the Commonwealth games.

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Hey heavy rain warning has been issued. Some sunshine as well. I

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will be back with the latest. -- heavy rain warning.

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An aviation charity is caught in the middle of row between the DUP

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and Sinn Fein over the development of the former Maze Prison site.

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The Ulster Aviation Society, which is based on the site,

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says it has had to cancel two open days after being refused permission

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Sinn Fein say the DUP must take responsibility.

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Here is our political reporter, Stephen Walker.

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The Ulster Aviation Society hopes to show off planes and as to the public

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later this month. Permission for the event was needed from the office of

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the first and Deputy first Minister. Despite a series of letters,

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approval was not forthcoming. The society have had to cancel.

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Absolutely gutted. We have had three open days here before. All very well

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attended by the public. We have got real disappointment on the Facebook

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site. And the public will miss out. One year ago TDP withdrew support

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for the centre and that angered Sinn Fein. -- the DUP. Since then there

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has not been a consensus. The TU P said Peter Robinson approved the

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open day and then claimed Sinn Fein are based block. Sinn Fein are

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saying that nothing happens until we deal with the present Golding. They

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are using the hunger strike hospital and the present building as a

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medical leveraged and I think that is wrong. Why should a charity like

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this be punished because of a political disagreement? It is not

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good politics. But Sinn Fein say that the EDU PR to blame. It was

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done by Peter Robinson because he agreed to open a centre. The

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development was at least 5000 jobs. This is retaliation? It is not. It

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is a matter of knowing. Others has said that the cancellation is simply

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not unacceptable. -- have said. I am very surprised that they have chosen

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this particular battle. There is no need for it. They took a stance. It

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requires the parties to get talking about it. It is a side issue. It has

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had a dramatic affect on the organisation which has done good

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work. The cancellation does not mean an end to some events at this site.

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Next week the largest trucking event in Europe will take place here.

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While automobiles get the green lights, the planes will remain

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grounded. The Ulster Aviation Society said they had been dragged

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into a political realm not of their making. This is where they say the

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blame lies. They said even if permission was granted today it

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would be too late to try and organise the event for this year.

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The big hope is that permission will be granted for 2015.

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Police forensic scientists will examine items found

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by specialist search dogs at the home of a Portadown woman

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Searches have been taking place at the house

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where Caroline Graham lived when she disappeared.

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Our south east reporter Gordon Adair has been to the scene.

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The dogs and the handlers spent yesterday examining this flat where

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Caroline Graham lived with her then boyfriend. The police know that on

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the night she went missing she had been at a nightclub and they think

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that she returned here to collect some clothes and that was the last

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time she was ever seen. The dogs are trained to detect even minute traces

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of human aims. I understand that they both independently indicated

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items of interest in the house and it was this which prompted the

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police to court in specialist scientific officers. The detectives

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have not said what the items are but I understand they are not body

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part. It has the potential to be a significant development. The police

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think that the public will still be significant development. The police

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the key to solving this crime. There are a circle of

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the key to solving this crime. There that know what happened. They want

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to break that circle and do that know what happened. They want

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encouraging somebody to come forward 25 years later and

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A member of police staff has been arrested as part of the

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The 54 year old has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct

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He's being questioned at a police station in Belfast.

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of this investigation, including the retired former Assistant Chief

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No-one has yet been charged in relation to the investigation.

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Thousands of trees are being felled in a Belfast forest

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The forest service says it hopes cutting down around

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6,500 larch trees in Belvoir Forest will reduce the

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risk of disease spreading to other trees and gardens in the city.

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The latest tree to fall in a 1000 Hector swayed is coming down. It is

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to tackle a treat disease or a paid the gym -- a tree disease to prevent

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more spores being released in the autumn. Almost 7000 trees will come

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down here in the next few weeks. Amounting to about one third of the

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whole forest. The regeneration, we are aiming to put it back in, the

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equivalent, with parkland features. The public will be quite aware that

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this place is very famous for these trees and parkland spaces. We hope

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to regenerate that type of environment. In the future. It will

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take a period of time. But we hope that in a few decades we will see it

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coming back. The bark and branches are kept separate. The timber can be

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used normally in local sawmills. Felling has been going on for about

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one day. The disease was discovered here early in 2014. Clearance of the

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dozens of acres affected was postponed for a few weeks in

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deference to local birdlife. In a short time it will probably look

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pretty bad but the good thing is that we have taken out, those which

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do not have as much value as assiduous trees which dropped

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leaves. They will leave it to regenerate and you will have things

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like oak and other assiduous trees coming up with a more beneficial

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situation. Workers are being asked to keep away from the

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Still to come on Newsline, is it really such an easy ride trying to

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get out and about when you have got a disability? We find out later in

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the programme. Two former directors of a Belfast

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skip hire company are to stand trial on charges of waste offences

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and non-payment of almost ?3 million 44 year-old Thomas Bates

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and his brother, 42 year-old Gary, were directors of Ace Bates Skip

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Hire Limited until last October. The company is also charged with

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the same offences. The brothers and the company

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were granted bail of ?250 each. Three firms accused

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of receiving overpayments of ?18 million from the Housing

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Executive The Housing Executive also accepts

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that a fourth contractor which had been accused was in fact underpaid

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and will receive compensation. The ?18 million overcharging

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allegation was made by housing minister

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Nelson McCausland last year. These are staggering figures which

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you have brought to the Assembly. They are surprised you went to the

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Assembly with these figures. Was it something of a solo run? First I am

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delighted that the Housing executive has reached a conclusion. That is a

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good thing. I am delighted that they have put in place a proper procedure

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to monitor contracts. And I think that is a better place to be. It is

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regrettable, writing off ?2 million. It is very much the case that they

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are operating on the basis of with some contracts and overpayment and

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son, underpaid. It was like they were operating on swings and

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roundabouts. It was on your watch. The issue was going back quite some

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way. These contracts were signed back under, over a number of years.

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When I came into the department there was a problem with the

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contract is. We knew that there was a problem with maintenance. We knew

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that the figures that we were given... It was an estimate and you

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went with a staggering figure. You said at the time it was either

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wilful corruption or incredible incompetence. You regret having said

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that? I was making a comment about incompetence and it is quite valid.

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The way that it is being managed at that time, it was totally

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inappropriate and inadequate. What will happen to the people that did

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that? First we must make sure it never happens again. We have made

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sure that they have had new contracts. But before we get to

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that, it is public money. What happens to the people that did that?

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Many will have gone from the system by now. The issue of managing staff

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is an issue for the chairman and for the board of the executive and the

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Chief Executive and I am sure they will want to look at it carefully.

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When it comes to the companies that have had this mismanagement claim

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hanging over their heads for 18 months, do you apologise? There was

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and overpayment in the region of ?12 million. That figure was estimated

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at the time. But actually they are repaying... ?2 million on top of

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that and they're in mind that in addition to that, what emerged, this

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is back to the swings and roundabouts that they operated on,

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?12 million, elsewhere there were underpayments, because of things

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that had not been claimed. It was like there was an understanding

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between some contractors that you will win this and lose that. A

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fourth company which did not get money, in fact they now have to get

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compensation. Do you apologise to them? That company has behaved

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properly and there was nothing untoward. We very much regret indeed

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that any inference that might have been given was misleading. We are

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setting the record straight. It is hot on the heels of the social

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development committee. Concluding in their report that you miss let them.

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Your opponents are saying that you have two consider your position.

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That any other jurisdiction, a minister misleading a committee

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would have to go. In any other jurisdiction, a committee, an

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assembly, they would not operate in the way that this committee

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operated. The standard of the process was short of what he would

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get in any other... The process was fundamentally flawed. We have made

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some legal observations from the Department in regard to that. They

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said that you miss let them will Department in regard to that. They

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stop the process was flawed. Should you miss let them.

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stop the process was flawed. Should them. -- you were misleading them.

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They have not produced any evidence them. -- you were misleading them.

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to verify, or validate their position and it is a partisan

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political stance. Are you resigning? There is no reason. There is a lot

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of work to be done. We are getting to grips with areas around

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insulating and double glazing. to grips with areas around

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want to see that completed to grips with areas around

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sector fit for purpose. Thank you very much.

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A Londonderry student has spoken out about an American au pair

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Chloe MacCombe is trying to get back the ?1,500 she's already spent.

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Chloe MacCombe thought she had done her homework, applying online to

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become an au pair. I got a response very quickly from Staten Island in

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New York. We had an interview on Skype. She said she would therefore

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the airfare, as long as I covered the Visa. When she checked the

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address online she discovered it was for sale. And while her plane ticket

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was genuine, the e-mail and the travel website that she paid ?1500

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to showed up as a scam. Her travel website that she paid ?1500

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is not overly good at times. Sometimes it is really good and

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is not overly good at times. other times it is really bad. And

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she sends it at a strange hour as well. Not in accordance with the

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time difference from America. She did not know what she was walking

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into. Well, she hopes that she was walking into a family genuinely...

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She has learned a lesson. They are trying to get the money back. The

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visa she trying to get the money back. The

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the US consulate in Belfast to see if it is real but if it is, her

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Now to the first of two reports on BBC Newsline this week

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Getting around is something many of us take for granted but how easy

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Chris Page has been looking at how well our public transport

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network is set up to accommodate people with disabilities.

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Philip lives in East Belfast and has been a wheelchair users for many

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years. He often uses buses to travel around the city. The improving

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technology has made a big difference to him, as has extra training for

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drivers. This is quite a typical journey for Philip, from the stop

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nearest is home to the city centre. He sometimes finds space is limited

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but this afternoon it is not a problem. It is six years since he

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gave up driving and began using public transport more and in that

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time he has seen great changes. Now that they have fixed the problem is

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when they had the electronic ramps and you now have a much -- you are

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much more confident that the ramps will be working and the drivers have

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been trained as to how gets people with disabilities on and off the

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bosses so you feel a lot more confident about using the service.

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The charity for which Philip volunteers says that disabled access

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on public transport is much improved. There is a further change

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that they would like. There is not any audiovisual information on the

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bus so that given that blind people in particular are entirely reliant

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or almost entirely reliant on public transport, that remains to be a

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problem. In around town and city areas I would say that the services

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are pretty good in terms of accessibility. The transport service

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are looking for funding for audiovisual aids. We have carried

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out a trial and it was very positively received. We just need to

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identify methods for funding audiovisual schemes on the bass.

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While some issues remain getting around is a lot easier than it used

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to be. On the programme tomorrow night I will look at whether there

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have been similar changes in the workplace.

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You can tell us what you think on your Facebook page.

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Punching above our weight when it comes to taking medals

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in the ring, but are our athletes underachieving in other arenas?

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Festivities are underway at the Maiden City Festival in

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Londonderry where people have been taking in the history of the siege

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Music, drama and dance events are taking place

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It has become an annual feature in the cultural calendar, the Maiden

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City Festival was established more than a decade ago to promote

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Protestant identity. Whenever you come to events like this, the main

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-- the Maiden City Festival is a great example where the kids get to

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learn about the siege and they dance and it is very educational for them

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and they get to show off who they are and what they do and what we

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love. If the city had surrendered that it would led the way for James

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to move through Scotland and England. The Cathedral plays history

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to a history -- there is a history of the siege. What can I interest

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you in? What about a siege scorn? The great siege laid upon this

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listing of Londonderry has finally been lifted. The living and

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breathing history is popular with tourists. It is telling tourists on

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about the siege and what happened. Surfaced on the net we thought we

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would go to Ireland and on our way we stopped in Londonderry. It is a

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great place and we are very happy that we chose to come to this place

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here, it is really beautiful. As well as music and drama there is a

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special focus this year on the great War. In a Presbyterian Church there

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is an exhibition of trench art, original World War I artefacts made

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by soldiers during the period. The culmination of the events will be

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the main Apprentice Boys parade. The festival organisers believe the

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relatively peaceful atmosphere now has been due to much effort

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behind-the-scenes. Communication and sorting these problems out across

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the table as opposed to much effort behind-the-scenes. Communication and

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sorting these problems out across the table as a poster across or less

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worked out about 15 years ago through an initiative taken by the

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Apprentice Boys and others and I think there is an example there to

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be followed. The Apprentice Boys say that so far there has been a

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positive response and a good turnout for the Maiden City Festival. The

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music, drama and stance continues all week.

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Did the success of our boxers at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games

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mask a more general failure in other sports such as cycling,

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Gavin Andrews is here with this evening's sport.

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It's a fair question, Tara, for its part Sport NI says no.

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The Chief Executive has announced an automatic review into Team NI's

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All the other home nations exceeded their pre-games medals targets.

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Northern Ireland didn't go public on its expectations but had it not

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been for the boxing team, the medal tally would have been three.

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As the curtain came down on another Commonwealth Games the scrutiny over

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performance and success begins. Sport and will now review the Games

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and admits that future investment will be more focused on athletes and

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sports most Capel of delivering success. No nation competes at the

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highest level across all of the sports. It is unrealistic to expect

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medals on all sports as you go into major world-class competitions and

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our focus will now be on looking at which sports give Northern Ireland

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best chance of success. If you look at the size, population and wealth

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of Northern Ireland, we are doing incredibly well in terms of bringing

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home medals. Wales their medal target before the Games and both

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nations exceeded expectations. We are extremely happy. We targeted 35

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and we have exceeded that and the reason for that is because some

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athletes and some sports and almost all of them in fact over performed.

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They delivered for Scotland and for themselves and their families and

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their local communities could not be more pleased. There has been a

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structure put in place in the last eight or ten years to enable the

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athletes to do what they are doing here and they are particularly

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grateful for that. Northern Ireland did not go public

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grateful for that. Northern Ireland but privately one of their big hopes

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was Martin Irvine but he described his Commonwealth Games performance

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as honourable. Funding cuts meant a plan for a velodrome had been struck

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and many believe that cycling infrastructure is a big issue. We

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are missing out hugely. This country has so much potential out there and

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we're not getting to see it because we do not have the facilities. It is

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a shame because my brother hast to travel to me or can every time he

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wants to travel on track and I had to do the same. When the facilities

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are there you never know what might happen, there might be Olympic

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champion so you never know. The immediate concern for local athletes

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is the possibility of losing some of their funding as sport and I begins

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its Commonwealth review. Now to a slice of sporting history in the

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last few minutes. Ireland's women have been beaten

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by hotly fancied New Zealand Ulster's Grace Davitt was on the

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receiving end of a big hit early on. And with Jonny Sexton, who plays

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his club rugby in Paris, watching on it was the world champions who

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opened the scoring against the run But all the early pressure came

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from Ireland and it eventually told as number eight Heather O'Brien

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squeezed in under the posts. Leading 8-7 at the break the

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Black Ferns went on to edge it. Next up for Ireland it's Kazakhstan

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on Saturday. Next up for Ireland it's Kazakhstan

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going in at the corner, I have not seen it yet so let us enjoy it.

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There she goes, a bit of history for Ireland.

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To Gaelic Football and Armagh's blanket media ban has been lifted

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ahead of this weekend's All Ireland quarter final against Donegal.

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The county's management imposed a widespread media ban

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when they were hit with suspensions and a 5000 Euro fine, following this

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It's understood Croke Park has stepped in and it's been confirmed

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And we'll maybe hear from the Armagh camp tomorrow night.

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Thank you. A great result for the rugby there. Now let us have the

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weather, please no more rain. I am sorry. This is what is behind

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me and I do not like it but I had to start with a weather warning. We

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have a heavy rain warning in force. We had showers today and real

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downpours. The story tonight is very much a wet one. There has been a lot

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of rain in recent days and our rivers are looking quite eye. They

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will continue to be a lot of water coming off the mountain is tonight

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and tomorrow. Heavy showers have broken out in the last few hours.

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There have been some Fender recently as well. If we move to the south

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there is another clump of rain to the Irish Midlands which is coming

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our way later this evening. Scattered showers in the next few

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hours and then more prolonged rain moving northwards through the night.

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Some of it could be heavy and thundery. It will be a warm night,

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some of it quite misty and murky but with all of the rain there will be

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in excess of two inches that could mean a lot of surface water on the

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roads and possibly localised flooding so bear that in mind if you

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are travelling tonight or tomorrow. It will improve as the day goes on

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so to begin with it is dull and wet and the rain is still falling across

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the North Coast. It will be moving away to the north-east. Mid-morning

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onwards a lot of places become dry. This is and temperatures are not low

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so it will feel warm and warm and humid and as the sun comes out

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temperatures will quickly rise to about 20 degrees. As that happens we

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will see sharp showers developed which could be thundery as well.

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They will ease away in many places tomorrow evening. You may have heard

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about birth. This is a hurricane coming out of the states in the next

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few days. She will come towards us over the weekend and to begin with

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there is rage of a high pressure on Thursday that will bring dry and

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fine weather and then the sunshine and shower mix will be back for the

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end of the week. And later at the weekend we will have to keep our

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eyes on that hurricane. You can also keep in contact with

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