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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline - a murder inquiry begins

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after a man's body is found in north Belfast.

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Tough new alcohol guidelines say there's no such thing as a safe

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I don't think the government telling us what we are going to do is going

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to come into it. The Chief Medical Officer Michael

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McBride will be with me in A leading Muslim at centre

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of the court case against Pastor James McConnell speaks

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out about the verdict. Also on the programme,

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the County Armagh man whose new year We have come to Coney Island which

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is half the size it normally is due to the rising levels of the loch.

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has got off to a very happy, and wealthy start.

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Can Ulster go closer to the knockout stages of the European cup.

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And a chilly night to come with the chance of a widespread frost.

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Staying cold through the weekend with bright spells and wintry

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The man murdered in north Belfast last was 31-year-old Conor McKee.

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The police have revealed his body was found by his mother.

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It's still unclear how he died or who was behind his death.

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Conor McKee's body was removed from the family home

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He had been found by his mother in an upstairs bedroom at 10:30.

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This was a particularly brutal murder, and the more dramatic

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for Conor's mother who found him, a tragedy for his family

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31-year-old Conor McKee leaves behind two young

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At this stage, police say they are keeping an open mind

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about a motive for his killing but that one line

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Connor was on bail from prison on drugs offences.

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At this stage, we still don't know how this

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A postmortem examination is due to be carried out

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The police to want to hear from anyone who saw

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a man in and around Conor's house at around 6:15 yesterday evening.

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They want to hear from someone who has

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I'm making a specific appeal to someone who

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contacted police in the early hours of this morning.

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I would ask that person as a matter of urgency to make contact

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They have information that can assist our inquiry.

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All day, the area around Conor McKee's home has been cordoned

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off while the scene of his murder is examined.

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Very sad that the young man in his 30s should be killed

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It is something that has shocked everyone in the community

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and something that must be rightly condemned by all people.

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Forensic examinations at the family home are continuing this evening.

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Police say the more information they get, the more likely it will be

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New government guidance says there's no safe level when it comes

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A new lower recommended limit has been set and for the first time it's

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The guidance also says pregnant women should not take any alcohol.

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I'll be talking to the chief medical officer shortly but first

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Limits outlined today may surprise some who

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consider themselves moderate drinkers.

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The new guidelines are designed to discourage drinking

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every day because scientific evidence points towards the harm it

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Previously men could drink more than 14 units advised for women.

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It equates roughly to seven glasses of wine,

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six pints of beer or 15 single shots of spirits.

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The new guidance now explicitly states that no alcohol should be

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consumed during pregnancy and it pours cold water on suggestions that

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drinking small amount of alcohol has health benefits.

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In the media you will hear this where reports say, if you take some

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wine, it could be good for your heart. That has never been the

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medical operation -- position. The new guidance

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reflects not only new sciences but changes in society

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with two thirds of alcoholic drinks Sharing a bottle of wine between the

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couple is probably now binge drinking for them because that would

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be five units each and even if you did that a couple of times of Wake,

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you are coming close to the maximum limit for the week.

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They are unrealistic in terms of the drinking culture these days. People

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look at what they eat a lot more these days, they are more health

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conscious but when it comes to a night out, they will not limit

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themselves to one drink. We are Irish so publicly drink more

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than anybody else. 14 units and night might be a better guideline!

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Everything in measure and quantity. You can say that about anything. I

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think it's scaremongering. and drink them all in one go

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and it's important to have The Chief Medical Officer

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Michael McBride is with me. If there is no safe level, white

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issue the guidance at all 14 units a week? Some people will choose to

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drink and we have to that people might find it unacceptable risk so

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it is losing about six months of life over a 50 year period. Some

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people may say, I'm prepared to have that trade-off for what I regard to

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be a pleasurable experience. If we put that in context, that is the

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same impact as sitting watching one hour of television a day, eating to

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begin but he's a week or a day for 50 years. It is about risk and

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balance and the guidance is therefore people to look at and

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think and then make their own informed decisions. It is a matter

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of choice, it is measuring those units can be difficult for people.

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One pint of strong lager can be a lot more in terms of units and a

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normal lager and Wine Festival and strength so how do you measure? It

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is the piece of work that we still have to do. We're putting this kind

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is out for consultation until April. We're interested in the public 's

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views about whether it is clear and concise and allows them to make a

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clear decision but I agree, we still have a lot of work to do. You're

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working with the public consultation but how do we translate units into

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informing people how they can understand. Whatever way you do it,

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it involves coalitions and they are quite complex. It depends on the

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strength and it is not straightforward. A glass of wine can

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be anything from two units up to 3.4. Especially if you're drinking

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at home? What is 175 litres? Who knows what that is? Looking at this

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in a wider perspective, the drinking Irish can have a positive and

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negative connotation. How epidemic is our alcohol dependency? We have

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something more drinking at lower levels. Fewer children are drinking

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than ten years ago but it costs health service ?250 million a year.

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That would pay for 30,000 hip replacements, 20,000 cardiac bypass

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operations and apply borders. The impacts in terms of cirrhosis and

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cancer, it causes 6% of all cancers. Also the impact on family numbers

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that are affected in the communities. The cost for the

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criminal Justice System, the impact of alcohol and are unhealthy

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relationship with it here are very significant. If you are looking for

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wholesale change, would you like to see the day when you don't advocate

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smoking so you don't advocate drinking alcohol either? We are not

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advocating drinking, or they are saying is, people need to make

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informed choices. Even drinking 14 units a week, spread over more than

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three days, carries with it now levels of risk. Women who drink that

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amount of alcohol will still, we would still see 17 cases per 1,000

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cases of West Cancer -- breast cancer. Any amount of alcohol is

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particularly increases the risk. This is the new evidence, the risk

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associated with cancers is greater than we once thought and we haven't

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looked at this evidence in over 20 years. If we are looking to change

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habits, what part does a publican or supermarket play in changing our

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habits, allowing as to make that happy choice? We have worked very

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closely with the industry, we have taken 1 billion units of alcohol out

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of the UK. We have worked closely with the trade here in Northern

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Ireland and publicans in terms of training staff about not telling

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people alcohol they are intoxicated and we have worked closely with big

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supermarkets who are already putting calories on the side of drinks

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bottles of wine. It is written to the alcohol we sell actually has the

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units marked on the side. We need to do much, much more but we had a

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collaboratively should ship. There is no one magic bullet to address

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our and healthy relationship with alcohol. It is education,

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legislation and guidance to the public.

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You're watching BBC Newsline and there's plenty more to come,

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including one of Shakespeare's best known comedies gives amateur actors

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from Belfast the chance of a lifetime.

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A prominent Muslim who was at the centre of the court case

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against Pastor James McConnell has spoken for the first time

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Dr Raied Al Wazzan told BBC Newsline's Mark Simpson that he has

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no regrets about complaining to the police about the Pastor

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Cleared on all charges. But Pastor McConnell may not have had to go to

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court at all if it had not been for a complaint to the police from this

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man. Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba. So, does he now regret getting involved?

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Absolutely not, I will do it again if somebody puts a Muslim community,

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stereotyping them, I will definitely protect them. Here is the sermon

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that Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba and a number of others complained about.

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People say there are good Muslims in Britain. That may be so but I don't

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trust them. It's a huge implication and is it you don't trust all

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Muslims, that was not acceptable for us because that has lots of

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indications. We have lots of doctors, teachers working in this

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country and if you don't trust them, that is going to create disc

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relation against them. After his trial ended this week, Pastor

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McConnell clarified what he had said about Muslims. I would do it again

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but I would work differently I would be conscious that I was hurting

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innocent Muslims. I think he has learned now about this experience. I

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hope he will choose his words carefully. Now that the case is

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over, would you meet customer,? Yes, I am willing to discuss him and talk

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about these things. Would you shake his hand? If he wants to shake my

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hand and he trusts me, I will shake his hand. The court case may now be

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over but this might not be where the story ends.

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A Sinn Fein Assembly Member has agreed to apologise and pay

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compensation to the Ulster Unionist MP Tom Elliott over a defamatory

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Phil Flanagan posted the message on Twitter two years ago

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after Mr Elliott appeared on a BBC Radio programme.

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The High Court was told that the Fermanagh-South Tyrone MP

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has been fully vindicated and his reputation restored.

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Phil Flanagan sent this tweet after hearing Tom Elliott

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Within an hour, he deleted it but it was too late.

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The tweet had already been seen by 167 Twitter users

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Almost two years later, Phil Flanagan was in court to answer

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Tom Elliott told the hearing that he served in the UDR for ten

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He will now get an apology and compensation.

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The apology must also be tweeted and aired, physical -- Phil Flanagan

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must now accept that his tweet was untrue and wholly without

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foundation. It must be posted for the end of today.

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of compensation to be paid by Mr Flanagan.

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The hearing was told that insurers are refusing to pay costs or

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compensation in this case. That decision is now being challenged by

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Phil Flanagan in a separate legal action.

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Today we have spoken to a company which has lost 70,000 witnesses to

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the waters of Loch May. Rivers agency which is responsible for

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regular ten for what level there will appear before a storm and

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emitting next week. At the place they call the ban is

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that where the river runs into Loch me, it is beautiful but even on a

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calm day, there is no concealing the chaos that rising waters have

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caused. In the distance are huge tunnels, part of a horticulture

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operation and by the Donnelly family. They grow lettuce with the

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major supermarkets but they too have become victims of the waters. In

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this huge tunnel closest to the river, 70,000 of them languish in

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the waters, a loss to the company of thousands of pounds. They will have

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to be thrown out now, there is no way they could survive that. It is a

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complete write-off. All around the shore, the floodwaters are in

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packing and communities. At nearby GAA ground, it is flooded. It has

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not damaged the social club yet but it is a major inconvenience. With

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regard to social members using the club, they just have not been able

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to use it for this last or so. Today we got the chance to take to the

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flooded river, the biggest in the British Isles. We are going to

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deliver supplies to the warden of Coney Island who is marooned there.

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The island is disappearing under his feed. You can see how much the water

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has encroached onto the island here. Peter says and a good day, the art

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nine acres of Coney Island but at the moment, there is half that. The

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big problem is going to be the aftermath, the clean-up. A lot of

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litter has come and in the wash and it has come well in. There is a lot

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of litter and queueing up to do, some of it will be done in the

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assembly on Tuesday when the Rivers agency is possible for the levels of

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the lock will be asked some tough questions by MLAs.

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A day-long security alert in Londonderry has ended

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Some older people had to leave their homes overnight

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after reports that a bomb had been left in the Southway area,

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All the roads in the area have now re-opened.

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Now, many people are dreaming of picking up this weekend's record

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lottery jackpot but one County Armagh man's lottery dream

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Ross Hearst has just won a whopping ?4 million on a scratchcard.

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Ross is a man and one serious winning streak. ?20 in the previous

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shop. Then I won another ?20 in another shop. Then I changed again

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and won ?10, all in one day. The next day I exchanged it and that is

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when I won the 4 million. You must have thought, I am so lucky winning

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50 quid? He didn't tell me! I couldn't really keep it under my

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hat! The Butler scratchcard in this lurking shop. It was the last one in

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the screen in the shop. There were no more scratchcards. I was going to

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get something to eat and I turned and said, no, I will exchange the

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one from before. What a boost for a couple expecting their first baby in

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April! 2016 marks the 400th anniversary

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of the death of the playwright And that means that some amateur

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actors from Belfast are getting By day she is a human

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resources administrator. But an amateur actor

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Maggie Gorman has now been cast by the Royal Shakespeare Company

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to star in the production I think it's the biggest opportunity

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we are ever going to get. I just like the slow pace of amateur

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dramatics and this is one big chance to bring some real excitement into

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it and some real professionalism. Players who will act

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with professionals and they are also getting specialist help

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to rehearse the parts. Some actors have said that it is a

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deathbed moment, the moment you remember the birth of your children,

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your wedding day and the moment you played bottom and the RSC stage in a

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Midsummer nights dream! a story of love, mischief

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and fairies in an enchanted forest. The Belfast amateurs

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have some of the most important roles in this

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year's production. It is sometimes difficult to get on

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with your day job because you think, blimey in five months' time, I will

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be acting with the Royal Shakespeare Company. How could that happen!

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spartan rehearsal studio in May to perform alongside

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Then they take the stage at the home of the RSC in Stratford-upon-Avon.

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For them, 2016 really is set to be a dream year.

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And it's important weekend for Ulster's rugby players.

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They return to European action with a trip to France this Sunday.

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For the Champions Cup match away to Oyonnax.

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Director of rugby Les Kiss has made eight changes to the side

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Some key players are rested but Craig Gilroy

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Captain Rory Best is included - and says despite defeat in the last

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game Ulster's confidence hasn't been dented.

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It will be a very imposing atmosphere and it will be a very

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physical game. I think for us, it's important that we just stick to what

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has been working well for us and that has been our accuracy. At the

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Munster game, we had a really good run of games where we just kept the

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ball. We did not give it back cheaply and because teams a lot of

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pressure. We need to continue to do that this Sunday. There is pressure

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on us, which is good in that we have to go there and when everyone to

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stay alive in Europe. It's the fifth round of local

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football's Irish Cup tomorrow. There are the 16 ties in all

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and a chance for many of our smaller clubs to take on the more

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established teams. Nial Foster has been to one club

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which has plenty of form When you think of Holland in both,

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you might think of Samson and Goliath but there is a football club

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named after the famous yard and in recent years, the welders have

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become Irish cup giant killers. The championship that Glenavon added the

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season with the help of an Irish league veteran. They are a

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premiership side and we will always be the underdogs but they will get

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them down at our place and we will give it our best shot. If we get a

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win, brilliant, but it's the biggest rock you can win in this country so

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decides to progress as best you can. The East Belfast side one Steel and

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Sons Cup on Christmas Day and the 26 goals to his name already this

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season, the star striker is aiming for more success. We were on a high

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but there are other players who are thinking we have won something but

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we want to win more. We're history. Even now, we need to knuckle down

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and keep progressing. We have 126 already so obviously a lot of people

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know that I am aiming for 100 by the end of the year but it is about

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winning matches and trophies. They already know the lyrics, could

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welders be singing again on cup final day in May?

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The second round of matches in the Gaelic Football's Bank

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of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup continue this Sunday.

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For one manager it's a return to familiar territory.

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Pete McGrath takes on Down - a county he led to two All Ireland

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titles - with his Fermanagh side looking to build

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History shows that in recent times, when Fermanagh have held a

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successful season, it was always followed by a depth. We are

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determined not to let that happen into the 16. Expectations are higher

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than last year and the McKenna Cup has been used to get us ready for

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the campaign but we are looking forward to the challenges that lie

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ahead. Northern Ireland's junior world

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golfing champion has returned home from America - after winning another

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prestigious tournament. 13-year-old Tom McKibbin won

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the Junior Hobnda Classic in Florida, as well as coming second

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in two other events. He called into see us and to show

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us his new trophies. Really happy because I have played

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it three times and I have come second and third the other two times

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in the first year I played, Rory won it. Tell us how you want it. Eight

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birdies on the first day. Birdie after birdie after birdie! It feels

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great to be able to win the big one Sunday after winning the junior one

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that is the exact same. It's just great.

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The weather is next. There has been a real chill in the

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air today as we had overnight there is a risk of frost. We might see

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some icy patches appearing on untreated roads particularly in the

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West. Overnight, we have a band of rain moving across Ireland and that

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will introduce showers across the Irish Sea coast. Maybe falling as

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Hale or sleep or snow of the more mountains. Into the weekend we will

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keep the cold feeler to our weather and the wintry showers will never be

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too far away. Those showers could be quite heavy at times and falling as

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sleet and snow as they hit higher ground. If you are out and about,

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you will really notice the temperatures. Really pretty chilly

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feeling to the day. It says six and seven but I think five is more

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likely to do wrap up if you're heading out. Saturday night and into

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Sunday, is going to be another cool night. Because there is more cloud

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cover, temperatures will not drop down quite as low as they will

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tonight and not as low as they did last night. The risk of a frost is

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reduced as we head into Sunday morning. Sunday, we keep that

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similar feeler. It's going to be another wintry day, perhaps more in

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the ways of brightness as we go through the day so the chance of

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seeing some brighter skies between those showers. It's not going to

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happen impact on the temperatures, again, a pretty chilly but the day

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it just four or 5 degrees. Have had this low pressure stalled over us

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for the past few days and as it disappears, see how tightly packed

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those at the which means the winds will pick up and we will draw colder

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air out of the north and that will start to make its presence felt as

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we go through the week. Still a cool start to the week but as we head

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into the middle of next week, temperatures will drop away and it

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looks like winter will finally start to feel like winter!

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We don't have a national dress in Northern Ireland. Oh, we do, yes.

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We don't have a national dress in Northern Ireland. Oh, we do, yes.

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A wee skirt or trousers and a green blouse.

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