29/09/2014 BBC Newsline

200 residents of a boys home where physically and sexually abused

there, they came. The enquiry is looking into the allegations about

Rubane House in Kirkcaldy. In the middle of the last century,

this house in the country became The inquiry was told the house

is now a private family home. However, individuals have come

forward to the inquiry with the desire, however difficult it may

be for them, and wanting the opportunity to publicly explain what

happened to them when they were supposed to have been in the care

of the diocese of Down and Connor. Today's submissions heard when the

policeman submitted a file to the public prosecutors, he also sent

them a letter saying the full horror of the abuse was on a par with the

abuse at Kincora children's home. Over the coming weeks, the inquiry

will hear the accounts of 55 former residents who claimed they were

physically or sexually abused. The inquiry has already established

that 150 other former residents The inquiry was told that the order

went back to 1958 and they revealed today for the first time that the

order was aware of one brother who was in charge of Rubane House who

was involved in extensive and grave sexual abuse of boys before, during

and after his time at Rubane House. The order

of the church did not release him. What sanctions if any will be

imposed upon him. A disciplinary panel of the General dental Council

has found him guilty of more than 100 charges of misconduct.

Professor Lamy, a consultant at the Royal School of dentistry was

removed from his job in 2011 following serious concerns about his

work. At the time, 135 of his patients had to be recalled after 35

developed cancer, four of whom eventually died. At a malpractice

hearing which started in February 20 13th and ended in

hearing which started in February 20 faced 46 counts which included over

160 charges of malpractice involving 33 patients. The professional body

which monitors dentists has now found 108 of those charges proven

and dismissed 53. The professor was criticised by the panel for his

treatment in a number of cases. In one, he failed to spot the changes

in a patient who for years had had a dry and itchy mouth condition that

developed into cancer, despite seeing her on six separate

occasions. In another, a 79-year-old woman's oral cancer was mist after

he failed to centre for a biopsy. The panel was also critical of his

treatment of a patient who has mouth lesions, putting it down to trauma.

It said he should have a bird -- offered a biopsy. This was fortunate

the mild was seen by other doctors. The professor who taught others at

Queens University of window tomorrow whether any action will be taken

against him. The traditional Aris musician

Francis McPeake has been cleared of sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl.

The 72-year-old from Belfast had denied 12 alleged offences involving

the 15-year-old. The teenager claimed she and Francis McPeake

first became intimate during a music trip to the Republic into thousand

and nine but he told his trial nothing sexual or intimate ever

happened not guilty the head of the Northern Ireland civil service is to

happened not guilty the head of the warn the sources have told the BBC

that Doctor Malcolm McKibbin will television this week that the

assembly if only conflicts here could be

resolved so easily as this. Yesterday to raise the leaders

announced a fresh round of talks involving the British and arid

governments and the five executive parties. In order to get those talks

off to a good start, Sinn Fein says UK Government should freeze nearly

?90 million in fines it is imposing because of Stormont's delay in the

upcoming talks need to happen with speed, there needs to happen against

a backdrop of the imposition of the millions of pounds. The Northern

Ireland Office says it is not for taxpayers to pay the difference for

a more expensive welfare system here. The First Minister says this

is something that has passed the post. The Prime Minister has told

us, the Deputy post. The Prime Minister has told

told us, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has told us, we had

most recently at a Tory party conference,

most recently at a Tory party negotiation. Like last year 's talks

most recently at a Tory party chaired by Richard Haass, but it is

most recently at a Tory party the politicians will wrestle with

the complex the politicians will wrestle with

and the past. The agenda will also include resolving economic problems.

It all order according to one politician who has not received an

invite. It seems to me the Secretary of State is only interested in

hearing from the parties of a failure and wishes to ignore the

fact that in the last election there were 100,000 people who voted for

parties other than the executive parties. Given the failure of the

talks last Christmas, the public could be forgiven for having no

expectations of this new round of negotiations. The fact that

politicians will be grappling with even more difficult issues either

provide the conditions for a significant agreement or an even

bigger breakdown. You can see more on that story in

Stormont Today on BBC Two at 11:20. Crusaders moved a point clear at the

top of the Irish Premiership with a 2-2 draw against Linfield tonight

will stop before the game, they had been top only by virtue of goals

scored. The weather is next.

We had some rain in the forecast but probably not a lot of rain and daily

threat of good part of the week, we are still seeing some decent dry

spell. Later in the week, signs of a change. It looks as if we will see

our first proper wet and windy spell in quite some time. But too much of

a breeze tonight and apart from the odd shower, it is mainly dry.

Increasing amounts of cloud and that means it is fairly mild. You can see

the rain gathering out to the West, this is a weather front that is

going to give us quite a dismal start to the day tomorrow. Things

will eventually improve later in the day. Not a great morning and rain

moves its way west. This band of rain also tracks its way across the

Republic of Ireland into western Scotland, quite wet and windy here

but for eastern Scotland and much of England and Wales, a lot of dry and

bright weather still to come. Those temperatures still doing very well

for the end of September, getting into the low 20s. For Northern

Ireland, if you are in the east, we might well find the rain takes some

time to clear away. Drier and brighter conditions will be

following from the West and highs of 18 and 19 degrees. Some rain

tomorrow night and then for Wednesday and Thursday, not looking

too bad. The next news is that 6:25 in the

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