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BBC One we now join the BBC's news teams where you are.

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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline:

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The mother of a woman murdered by her former partner says her daughter

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Celebrations as the families of two care homes

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threatened with closure receive good news.

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challenge taken by two gay couples to the ban on same sex marriage.

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Wrangling ahead of the launch of a new taxi service here which has

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swept the globe, and the Antrim

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schoolboy with a shot at playing for Real Madrid.

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And the weekends weather will be dominated by Storm Desmond.

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The mother of Jean Quigley, who was killed by her former

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partner, has been describing the moment when she found her daughter's

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Yesterday in Dublin, Stephen Cahoon, who is originally from Magherafelt,

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was convicted of murdering the pregnant mother of four children.

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Our reporter in the North-West, Keiron Tourish, has been speaking

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The family of Jean Quigley say they're relieved

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Yesterday her former partner Stephen Cahoon was found guilty for a second

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The victim's body was found by her mother, naked and bruised,

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That's just the way I phoned her. There was blood here, blood there.

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She was just called and I just wanted to lift but I couldn't. I had

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to find a girl, at 30 years of age, no matter who her mother was, with

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four children, it could never be and I couldn't let go of her. It was

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like somebody had cut a piece of my heart out. You don't expect to find

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what I found and it was horrendous. This CCTV footage shows

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the last images of Jean Quigley She was 30 years old and ten

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weeks pregnant with his child. Cahoon has a history

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of violence against women. He beat her beyond recognition

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in 1997 when she was 18. At the trial Stephen Cahoon told

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the jury that he "saw red" when she told him the baby

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she was expecting wasn't his. So he said he

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"grabbed and pushed" her He admitted strangling her

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but denied her murder. However, the prosecution told

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the jury that that there was evidence of "violence from beginning

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to end" at the scene. Arrested in the Republic,

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Cahoon opted for a trial in Dublin. The first jury failed to reach

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a verdict. A subsequent conviction was quashed

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at appeal because of a technicality. Yesterday another jury, the third,

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found him guilty. He's been sentenced to life

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imprisonment, He should just rot in hell. He

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should stay in that prison and never get out, but he will, it's the law,

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when he has done his time he is free to leave. And what do you think of

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that? It's a joke. A life should mean a life. He should stay in there

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forever. He will come out and do it to somebody else. He has the form

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four. He should never be left out because he is a danger to women. And

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I don't care who the wee girl is, no mother wants her daughter for a

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punch bag. You real not for somebody else to abuse. The family say they

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remain steadfast in their determination to preserve the memory

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of a wonderful woman who was loved by many.

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A second man has appeared in court accused of attempting to murder

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David Jordan from Pomeroy is accused of being involved

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in a booby trap bombing which left the officer seriously injured.

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Another man, Gavin Coyle from Omagh, faced a similar charge yesterday.

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Reporting from today's hearing, Gordon Adair.

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It was an almost miracle escape. The constable targeted in this attack is

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now back on front line duties. He dragged himself out of his burning

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car and was then helped to safety by passing motorists. The police say

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this man, David Jordan from Pomeroy, was involved in planting the bomb.

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He denies it and through his lawyer said his arrest was what he called

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internment remand. A detective Sergeant said she believed she could

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connect him with the charges. David Jordan neither stood nor spoke

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during the hearing. He did wave and smile to a large group of supporters

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in the public an array, among them several prominent dissident

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republicans including Belfast man the fennel and to others of the

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gunman Colin Duffy. Another man, Gavin Coyle from Homer, was in court

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yesterday on the same charge. The police say the attack was a joint

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enterprise between them. David Jordan's lawyer refused to accept

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detectives had done enough to connect his client to the attack and

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questioned the evidence in some detail. Several times the district

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judge step down to remind him this was not a trial. The judge ruled

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there was a case to answer. Bail was abused with the detective citing

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what she called the heightened threat posed by dissident

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republicans is one reason behind the objection. David Jordan was then

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remanded in custody. There have been jubilant scenes

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outside a care home in Ballynahinch following the news it has been saved

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from closure. Another home in the same group has also been sold as a

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growing concern. There are still plans to close five other homes by

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the end of February. You could hear the relief today,

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in the clink of glasses It was all

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in stark contrast to last week, when Four Seasons announced Oakridge care

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home and Antrim Care Home were among But the revelation that both would

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be sold as a going concern and remain open left Norma Shiels,

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whose parents are residents here, It's so difficult, first double to

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find a place for nursing, which is impossible to get, and to find two

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places was proving really difficult, so it has been a huge

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roller-coaster. I don't really know how I feel at the moment but

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certainly relieved. I'm just so glad she is somewhere she feels safe and

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where the staff know her, that is such an important thing with

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Alzheimer's, they know when she is having a good day, when she is

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having a bad day, how to settle her. To go somewhere else they would

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have to learn that over again. A lot of us were scared if we had to move

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our relatives at this stage. Everybody in this home has dementia

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so they were going to go through a huge upheaval and it could have

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killed them. clouds were

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gathering over its business when it revealed

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a ?500 million debt. It's the largest operator

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of care homes in the UK. Hutchinson Care Homes has agreed to

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buy Antrim Care Home, which has 33 residents and 60 staff,

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while Oakridge, which has 59 residents and 80 staff, is being

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sold to The Spa Nursing Home Group. It's clear that they are in the

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market for sale. I don't know what that means. We have two homes being

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sold as a going concern and that is good for bulletins and staff but we

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do not know if that is Kate the case with the other homes. Celebrations

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were tempered by the act that five other homes are still earmarked for

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closure. Relatives of residence here said they would do all they could to

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help those families who are still affected.

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Still ahead on the programme this evening:

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The special arrangements for the refugees coming here from Syria.

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Judgment has been reserved in a legal challenge to Northern

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The action has been taken by two gay couples, who were the first to enter

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They claim the current legislation is in breach of their human rights.

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Rick Faragher was at the High Court in Belfast.

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Ten years ago, Northern Ireland was seen by many as leading the way

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Belfast City Hall was the venue for the UK's first civil partnership.

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This was soon followed by two other couples. Yesterday a lawyer

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representing like a couple said the lack of same sex marriage was having

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a serious mental, and emotional impact on some gay couples.

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He said the current legislation made Northern Ireland a blot on the map,

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a backward-looking, divisive and divided society.

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David McMillen QC also highlighted the Assembly's recent majority vote

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in favour of same-sex marriage, and said he thought it was clear

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that the majority of society supports this.

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Mr Justice O'Hara heard the case in tandem with another who want

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their marriage in England to be recognised here.

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It is a breach of the right to be treated equally but ordered the law

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and not to face discrimination in the right to phoned a family.

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Amnesty International is clear this is a breach of human rights

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standards and we hope the judge sees it similarly.

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Today, a lawyer representing the Department of Finance and Personnel

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said Northern Ireland already recognised homosexual couples via

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civil partnerships, that this satisfies the European Convention on

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Human Rights, and there was no legal obligation to

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Tony McGleenan QC also claimed a court intervention

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Our love is equal. It is not any less. We're not here today to look

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for a religious ceremony, we are here for civil marriage and for our

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love to be represented as equal. Mr Justice O'Hara said there was

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a lot to be considered in both cases and will deliver

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his judgement in the New Year. A woman has died in a road crash in

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Portland known this morning. A man who arrived at the scene fell ill

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and also died. The police said they knew each other but were not

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related. A 21-year-old man was arrested. -- Portland known.

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Two men have appeared in court over the discovery

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of a bomb at the Waterfoot Hotel in Londonderry in October.

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41-year-old Darren Poleon from Kells in County Antrim

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and 34-year-old Brian Walsh from Dunshaughlin in County Meath

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Newtownards Magistrates' Court has been told that police officers have

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over a million indecent images to sift through

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from a manual that was discovered at the home of a part-time cleaner

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Gary Carruthers from Victoria Street in Belfast was

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A special police team will be monitoring the safety

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of refugees from Syria to arrive in Northern Ireland.

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The first of them will be here in ten days.

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In all, 100 people fleeing the conflict in the Middle East

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Those coming this month are of mixed religions and they will eventually

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be housed in areas of North, West and South Belfast - areas described

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Imagine leaving these war-torn streets for some like these -

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The first ten families fleeing the Syrian conflict arrive

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on the 15th, on a chartered flight from the Lebanon,

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51 people including five children under five, one of them a baby.

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Some will be Christian, some Muslim - all will have passed

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a two-stage security process before entering the UK.

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The PSNI has accepted that their arrival could attract the

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It's recently formed a special team which will help them settle.

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I know where they will be settled temporarily. Those addresses are

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passed to us for suitability and we will do all we can to enable the

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effective settlement of those refugees in Northern Ireland. I hope

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we have a warm welcome but also a sensitive one. A number of us have

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been out in camps in Jordan and realise people have been through

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from already and Bob to help people settle here. -- and want to help.

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The Vulnerable Persons Relocation Scheme offers

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The Syrian refugees will be entitled to work.

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With Home Office funding they'll have access to benefits and housing

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support, and they'll have health care and places in local schools.

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They can apply for an integration loan to cover

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They'll also have the freedom to move around the UK.

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The families due to move into streets across Belfast will

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have fled great danger, looking for a new start in safety.

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Many groups are working together to make sure that happens.

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The top racer determined to walk up the aisle

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The taxi firm Uber will be launched in Belfast from next week.

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The US company already operates in more than 300 cities worldwide,

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The business, which is based around a smartphone app, has caused

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Our Economics and Business Editor John Campbell reports.

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Uber is a smartphone app which connects taxi drivers to their

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It's shaken up the industry across the world.

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That's prompted protests from existing operators,

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who accuse Uber of playing fast and loose with taxi regulations.

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The firm's now been granted a licence to operate here.

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In a statement the Department of the Environment said:

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That means drivers must be properly qualified,

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as shown on this sign-up form the company was handing out today.

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But one of Belfast's biggest operators thinks it won't mean

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There is good to be no new drivers on the road next Saturday night, so

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this and say that people are talking about the end of the problems at

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once a.m., nothing will change. A similar number of cars will be on

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the road in Belfast. -- one a.m.. There could still be a bump

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in the road for Uber. New rules due to take effect in May

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next year mean that all taxis must A recent statement

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from the Environment Minister suggests that smartphones,

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which are at the centre of Uber's So the company may yet have

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a fight on its hands. The dream of playing

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for the world famous football team Real Madrid could become a reality

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for a young County Antrim boy. Here he is - Mark Norris, who is

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11 years old and from Whitehead. He has been invited for a trial

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by the Spanish club next year. Mark is certainly talented but how

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did he fare against our reporter It's a long way from Carrick

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Grammar School to the Bernabeu. But Mark Norris has begun

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a journey which could lead to Mark first caught the eye of Madrid

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at a coaching camp while My dad has some connections with the

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Real Madrid people and they saw my videos and said they liked me.

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It all started for Mark at junior side Whitehead Eagles, and

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then Greenisland FC before being snapped up by Linfield Academy.

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Mark knows the competition will be tough but

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he's out to impress Real Madrid when he goes there on trial next spring.

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I'm going over in May and trial with them one week and

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Just like his lookalike hero Ronaldo,

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It all looks promising but Mark also knows the value of education.

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He's keen on art, music and learning Spanish.

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Now that could come in very handy in Madrid.

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Whether or not that the bulk carrier works out, we would like to thank

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Mark will look back fondly on his school days here, playing with his

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other classmates -- the football career.

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From here on, the football gets tougher.

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Let's see how Mark fares against a 16-stone stopper.

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So watch out for that name, Mark Norris, and grab a selfie

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Yes, remember that name, Mark Norris.

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Just a correction for you. Earlier we said a man from Kells had connect

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-- appeared in court in connection with a Waterford bomb. We should

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have said Kells in County Meath and are willing to apologise for any

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confusion. It's an important night for Ulster

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rugby - they're in action Thomas Niblock is at the Kingspan

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stadium in Belfast. Good evening. Ulster have lost two

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games on the bounce to Toulouse at third would be very bad, and it

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would be a perfect engagement present for one of their supporters.

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The Holywood golfer Rory McIlroy has got engaged

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He's been going out with Erica Stoll for more than a year.

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The couple were recently at Windsor Park supporting the

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He visited Paris, drop to one knee and asked her to marry him, and she

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said yes. Congratulations to them both. As I mentioned, there is an

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important rugby game taking place. Stephen Ferris joins me now. They

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lost the previous two. All the other sides are above them in the table.

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Are we talking about a crisis? No, but there would be disappointment.

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There is a lot of expect patient, if you look at Leinster and Munster,

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supporters are not getting behind them, this team needs to perform.

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Why do you feel it has gone so wrong this season? I do not feel it is

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gone so wrong but there is inconsistency. If you look at the

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teams who have played the last few years, our way form this season has

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cost us so far. Bit of a wedding theme tonight

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on Newsline. Stephen Ferris recently became

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engaged, we have also mentioned Rory McIlroy.

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Toomebridge motorcyclist Eugene Laverty is also getting

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married but the lead-up to Mondays wedding hasn't been much fun

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following a high speed crash in Spain last weekend.

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The final wedding alterations for Eugene Laverty, but this was a suit

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fitting with a difference. It is not often the groom sports a plaster

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cast on the big day. That will not go through that way. In some ways it

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couldn't happen at a better time because it is the off-season but

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there is the small matter of the wedding, you only plan to do with

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once in your life and unfortunately I will be injured. I have cancelled

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the honeymoon because I could not enjoy it there in comfort, it is

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better to be home. Home is now Monaco, but he knows he was lucky

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after last week's high-speed crash. Fortunate to be able to walk away

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from the accident. They had to put metalwork in my left wrist but what

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was annoying me more was the right shoulder, which is fractured and

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dislocated, concussion and the rest of it takes a few days to settle in.

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Laverty has competed for different teams in the last few seasons with

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varying degrees of success. He wants to recapture the form that took to

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motorcycling's Premier class. He is determined to get back to the top.

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But for now, his mind will obviously be elsewhere. And the best of luck

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to Eugene on Monday. Now, as a sport mixed martial arts

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might divide opinion, but there can be no denying its popularity

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in one North Belfast club where MMA has encouraged some teenagers

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off the streets and into the GYM. has encouraged some teenagers

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off the streets and into the gym. With every passing day, MMA -

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or mixed martial arts - It's now regarded

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as the world's fastest growing sport but its effects are much bigger than

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just keeping fit. This is teenager Mark Bingham,

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and MMA has changed his life. Before I came to the gym I was

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hanging around with the wrong crowd, heavily involved with drink and

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drugs, anti-social behaviour on street corners, bored with nothing

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to do and then I found the gym and began getting factor. It taught me

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you didn't have to be on street corners causing havoc to get fun,

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you didn't have to take drugs to get high, you could get it through the

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gym and your community and hard work. When you see these young guys

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getting inspired, and they are enjoying it, we have kids in here

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from 6pm until 10:30pm, it is better than being on the streets.

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The sport, of course, has a much wider appeal than just

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Norman Park and, specifically, World UFC Champion Conor McGregor

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Very few will make it to the very top, but the sport is providing

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Martial arts changed everyone's life in here. Everyone sees the public

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image of MMA and people like Conor McGregor, but that is the very few

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elite mode of people. What we give them in there is a package where

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they can get grades, have a social life, it is open every night of the

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week and they can excel in their own way and in their own time.

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Whether it's becoming a European Champion, like Leah McCourt, or top

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or just for fun, MMA, it seems, is here to stay.

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Ulster against Edinburgh will be live on BBC Two at 7:30pm.

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And if you are playing sport outdoors this weekend I hope your

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The field at the Collegeland O'Rahilly

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club in County Armagh is more like a swimming pool.

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The first batch of nasty weather has arrived. Here is an aid weather

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system, so it will be the early hours of Sunday before it moves away

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from us. Warnings have been issued for strong winds and heavy rain and

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it is the accumulation of that rain on saturated ground, by the end of

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the weekend there could be over 60 millimetres, especially across the

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West, so there could be flooding in many areas and strong winds have

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already brought trees down, so pretty nasty to the night, the dust

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at extreme as Barack, rain relentless at times across the West

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although winds will drop a little towards the end of the night, but

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they will pick up again tomorrow, and the rain looks as if it will be

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on the road today on Saturday, heavy and persistent in the West, perhaps

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one or two dry patches by the Ards Peninsula, but hopefully you don't

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have anything to do out orders. If you have any Christmas decorations

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outside it might you worth tying them down tonight because the wind

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and rain could easily damage things. The air overhead is mild,

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temperatures in double figures but with the wind and rain, it will feel

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very unpleasant. Another rotten night tomorrow night, wet and windy,

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you see the rain building up across the West although by the early hours

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of Sunday things begin to calm down and write up. So it is not all bad

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news, there will be 12 showers on Sunday, especially along the north

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coast, but there will be dry weather and sunshine to, with a drop in

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temperature as well as a drop in the wind, and another area of wet and

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windy weather is coming back on Monday. Oh dear. Our late summary is

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at 10:25pm. Whatever you are doing this weekend, even putting up the

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Christmas tree, enjoy. Take care.

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