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like the winter weather for now is a bit of a thing of the past.

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Two 17-year-old boys are killed in a car accident

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An absolute tragedy. We are very saddened and condolences go out to

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both families. Tributes are paid

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to six-year-old Joshua Kelly who died after being

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struck by a car. A soldier who shot a man dead

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at an army checkpoint in 1998 Stormont's main parties

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and the British ambassador are invited to the official ceremony

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to mark the Easter Rising. Rory McIlroy gets off to a strong

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start in his opening Workers going on to restore the

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lustre of one of the jewels in the crown of the world's maritime

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history. round of the year, and is among

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the leaders in Abu Dhabi. And a weather warning in places

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across Ireland, bright and breezy tomorrow.

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Two teenagers have died in a car crash in County Armagh.

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The boys, who were both seventeen, were on their way to college

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in Armagh this morning when their car left

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the Cladymilltown Road between Newtownhamilton and Markethill.

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A third student who was with them was injured.

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It was competition time today and the chance to show off hard-won

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skills and an opportunity to celebrate, but for two of the

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teenage competitors the day was not to bring celebration but almost

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unbearable tragedy. The two students were to participate in that skills

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competition. They were studying fabrication and welding and it is an

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absolute tragedy. We are deeply saddened by the news that broke this

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morning and our severe condolences go out to both families and indeed

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to the third student who thankfully survived the accident. Just what

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happened will now be the subject of an exhaustive police investigation

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but it is almost a carbon copy of a crash which claimed the lives of two

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other college students last year. Back last September we lost two

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other students from our Greenbank campus. This followed an incident.

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It is a repeat of the tragedy that struck us then. He says counselling

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will now be offered to the boys' fellow students well the college

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will speak to the PSNI and look again to see if there's anything

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they can do to protect the young drivers. This is unforgiving country

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for any vehicle that leaves the road. The fact third student

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apparently walked away seems like something of a medical on this

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shocking tragedy and this afternoon has condition was described as

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stable. Tributes have been paid

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to the little boy knocked down The accident happened

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on Scrabo Road, as children Joshua Kelly was just six years old.

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He is survived by his mother cleared and his little sister. He dry at a

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busy time on his street just as children from the nearby model

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school were leaving to go home. The accident happened close to his home.

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He had been trying to cross over to see goodbye to his grandmother. The

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police have been appealing for witnesses to what happened. Further

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house-to-house enquiries have been carried out by officers throughout

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the day. Joshua had been off school with a slight temperature but

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usually attended primary school in the town. Today his headmaster said

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he was a beautiful, kind little boy who was very popular with his

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classmates and staff. He was a source and wellspring of joy in the

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context of his class. I was asking many of the children today about

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their memories of Joshua and everyone said he was happy, fun,

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enjoyed chasing people around the playground, a bit of a rascal in the

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best sense, so in his six years he certainly had a major concentration

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of very good qualities which have undoubtedly left an imprint on

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people's lives. The residents Association has sent sympathy to the

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family and added it has been arguing for traffic calming measures for

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recent years. The family of a man shot dead

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by a soldier in County Tyrone nearly 30 years ago has welcomed

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a review of a decision not Aidan McAnespie, a 23-year-old

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Catholic, was shot as he walked Our home affairs correspondent

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Vincent Kearney has more. This army checkpoint was the scene

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of one of the most controversial killings of the troubles. Aidan

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McAnespie was shot dead as he what threw it on his way to a GA match.

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He was hit by one of the bullets fired from an army machine gun. His

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family claim he was deliberately targeted after sustained harassment.

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The soldier who fired the shots claimed his fingers had been wet and

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he fired the gun accidentally. He was initially charged with

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manslaughter. The charges were dropped. He was later medically

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discharged from the Army. Eight years ago the report by the

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historical enquiries team questioned the soldier's account of what

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happened. It described his explanation as the least likely

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version of events. The public prosecution service has now told the

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family it is reviewing the decision not to prosecute the soldier. We

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welcome that decision and fuel the original decision was wrong. They

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left a lot of evidence that could have been used at that time. All we

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can do is just be hopeful that something is going to come out of

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this. We are more hopeful now than 20 years ago. I think times have

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changed. That confidence is shared by the family lawyers. We are very

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confident that the families will get the correct decision that they have

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been campaigning for for many years. The evidence we have submitted

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simply makes it indisputable that Aidan McAnespie was killed

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deliberately. One year after the report challenged the soldier's

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version of events the government apologised to the family describing

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the shooting as a matter of deep regret. The family wants more than

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sympathy. The family would like to make it a point to the British Army

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that no one is above the law. Nearly 30 years after the shooting, Aidan

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McAnespie's family say they hope to have decision from the PPS within a

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matter of weeks. A senior judge today warned

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that it may not be possible for the coroner's court to deal

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with a case where there are allegations that a loyalist gang

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murdered more than 120 people. Lord Justice Weir said the claims

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about the activities of the so-called Glenanne gang may

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have to be dealt with in another way and that it would be up

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to government to decide how. They came and the hope of getting

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justice and believed their loved ones were amongst 120 people killed

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by the Glennane gang, based in South Armagh in the 1970s. It is claimed

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they not only recruited their members from the UVF but also the

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RUC and the UDR. 30 years on an inquest review into the deaths of

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two of their victims, who dry in August 1976 when a car bomb

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exploded. Inside, Lord Justice we assess the progress of the case. The

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main issue centred around what the scope of an inquest would be. Would

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it be a simple inquest into the murders or take into account the

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tens of other murders linked to the Glennane gang. The family would be

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happy with an inquest into what happened that night but for the

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family of Betty MacDonald, they would prefer a broader than quietly

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taking into account the entire activities of the Glennane gang. For

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Betty's husband and one of her sons, getting the truth should be an easy

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matter. It should be just a matter of time and this is part of the

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process but it is really important not just for us but then everybody

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else that it comes out. To get the hierarchy to talk. What they are

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hiding. And why they didn't act on the night my wife was murdered. Lord

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Justice we are laid out in court was the scope of an enquiry would impact

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on how long it would take. An inquest into what happened could be

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heard within two years. However the wider enquiry could take an awful

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lot longer, and the judge warned that this was a complex case that

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may not be possible to be heard by a coroner. If that were so it would

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have to be sent back to the British government to see what they decided

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to do. A number of people have been

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moved from their homes because of a security

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alert in east Belfast. The alert at Medway Street has also

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led to the closure of the Belfast Let's get more now from Julie

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McCullough. That had a knock-on effect on the

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traffic with long queues heading out of Belfast. Passengers on trains

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should affect significant delays to journeys.

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new leadership and an assembly election just weeks away we've been

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Mick Nesbitt is doing a good job with the Ulster Unionist Party think

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Eileen Foster will be a good First Minister.

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The main parties at Stormont and the British Ambassador in Dublin

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are to be invited to the Irish Government's official

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ceremony to mark the centenary of the Easter Rising.

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The DUP have already indicated they will not be attending

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the event, which will be held in March.

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The Irish government has already started remembering the 1916 rising

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with this ceremony on New Year's Day. The next major event is the

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official commemoration in March and all the party leaders at Stormont

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can expect to be invited. We will have the normal invitations going

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out to the leaders of the different parties in Northern Ireland, so the

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invitation we will issue and as far as heads of state are concerned

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there was no plan to invite heads of state but there will be the usual

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representation in terms of ambassadors. Minister Humphreys got

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to an invitation today to address a Presbyterian Church confidence in

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Belfast which explored the legacy of the rising and also the Battle of

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the Somme. She herself is the Presbyterians. She said she wanted

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the 1916 events to be inclusive but the new DUP leader has already said

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she will not be at the main commemoration, so if the minister

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disappointed? I am pleased she has said she will come to some events at

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some stage and perhaps maybe something like a confidence around

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1916 and they are different events happening right across the year so I

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am sure there will be something she is able to attend. And here is one

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idea that the new First Minister might consider. There is a special

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event unveiling a wall in which everyone who died, not just those

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involved in the uprising but members of the British Armed Forces and

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civilians, everyone is remembered, and listed in alphabetical order.

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That in itself is significant, and there will be a special

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commemorative event of which I will be representing the Presbyterian

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Church. 2016 is turning into the year not just of commemorations but

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invitations. Official figures suggest the local

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economy slowed down sharply The news comes against the backdrop

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of fears about the state Our economics and business editor

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John Campbell is with me. What are these figures? It is

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something called the composite economic index and it is a look at

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everything happening in our economy right across the private and public

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sectors, and if we look at the figures we can see during the summer

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months it looks like a pretty sharp slowdown with output down by nearly

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1% and that seems to be driven more by the manufacturing sector slowing

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down. Looking at the longer view across the whole year bearers growth

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at just over 1%. We shouldn't be too much into just one set of figures

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because they can be volatile and subject to revision but we do have

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information to say that again our economy has recovered much more

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slowly than the rest of the UK and that trend seems to be continuing

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and the forecasts predict today says we will be the slowest growing

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region of any part of the UK for the coming year. And what about this

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turmoil on the growing economy? Some of the markets were back up again

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today and I think one important thing for people to keep in mind is

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that the stock markets are not the economy. They are not the whole

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economy and even if they go down, it doesn't necessarily follow there

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will be a recession. There are some things we need to be concerned

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about. China, which has been driving so much over the past decade, is

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definitely slowing down as the economy is changing, and the oil

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prices, good for us as an oil importing country. For those

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countries exporting oil, and the banks which have led to those

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countries, clearly that is worrying. There are things to be concerned

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about and certainly a great deal of instability but I don't think we

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need to be panicking just yet. In 15 weeks' time, polling

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stations will be open The leaders of the DUP

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and the Ulster Unionists are both leading their parties

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into a Stormont poll Our political correspondent

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Chris Page has been hearing what voters make of them

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and assessing the new battleground He begins his report

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by the sea in Carrickfergus. In the last three assembly elections

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the electoral tide has flowed towards the DUP. They have 38 seats,

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the 18. The word bastion could have been invented for Carrickfergus or

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what to voters think of the Unionist standard-bearers? I quite like

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Foster. The things I have heard her say, she has got it through and made

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a lot of sense. Would you choose one over the other? I think both are

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very good. I like Foster and I think Mike Nesbitt is very sensible. He is

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doing a good job with the Ulster Unionist Party think Foster will be

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a good First Minister. Arlene Foster has been the DUP leader since last

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month. Mike Nesbitt has been in charge of the Ulster Unionists for

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longer. This is also his first Stormont election as party leader.

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The spotlight will be on the piano in coming months like never before.

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The DUP belief Foster is a big electoral asset. This is one of the

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youngest MLEs. She has been a minister for many years and has

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demonstrated the talent she has. She has a very clear message of where

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she wants Northern Ireland to be and the kind of society we want to 11,

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and that message is coming across very clearly and resonating with the

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voters. But the Ulster Unionists are in buoyant mood after capturing a

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neighbouring seat from the DUP in the Westminster election. They are

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hoping for games in the assembly poll including a constituency across

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the Loc. He thinks as party leaders making a big difference. I think

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people are getting very fed up with this dynamic of failure and we want

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something that makes a success of Northern Ireland. Mike has got us to

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a point we are we are completely united. You will hear that people

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are fed up, feel undersold and let down and want change but they want a

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credible alternative. The other parties and in the hunt for Unionist

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votes as well. The smaller parties will claim they are better choice

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than the Bectu. We will not back down on the issues of opposition at

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Stormont. The Sinn Fein-DUP coalition has not worked. The

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product is still the same. This commentator thinks the recent fresh

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start agreement will be an important debating point. The DUP and to a

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certain extent Sinn Fein will use their fresh start deal almost as a

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rebranding exercise and they have to say although we have been in power

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for nine years, and we know you're not terribly happy with Stormont,

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we're not terribly happy ourselves. Give us a chance for another mandate

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and make a fresh start with us as the lead parties rather than Mike

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Nesbitt who will be saying make a fresh start with ourselves. The

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scene is set for an intense contest in Unionist battle grounds. This is

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a place where Hess that he never feels far away but this year there's

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a sense that politics is looking to the future. The assembly election

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will be a key test for Arlene Foster and Mike Nesbitt, two leaders who

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want to defy the direction of unionism.

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It's a year of significant centenaries - including the Battle

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of Jutland - the only major naval battle in the First World War.

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Among the battleships was HMS Caroline -

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which was starting to decay in its resting place in Belfast.

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Now though it's being transformed into a museum and opened

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Donna has been to the docks to see how the refurbishment is getting on.

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When Irish soldiers were preparing to fight in Flanders Irish sailors

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were taking part in one of the biggest naval battles of world War I

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off the coast of Denmark. This is the last surviving ship of the

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Battle of Jutland. It is having a multi-million pound makeover and I

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am going on board to see what is going on. It is a construction site

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and they have to be prepared. The UDA you're standing in was the

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mess from when the ship was first constructed back in 1914, so what he

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would have had is all the lads on board the ship. They would have

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eaten many years and also slept in here so the yearly would've been

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laid out with bench tables and that make the benches would have been

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folded down and hammocks slung from the ceiling so there would have been

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quite a few men occupying this space. How important is this to keep

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the authenticity of a ship that was part of that great naval battle of

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Jutland? Any project of this nature we have a balance between

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conservation and the work we actually undertake to the ship, so

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we have used historians and archaeologists to make sure we have

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recorded everything we are doing and we are not impinging on any

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significant areas of the ship, so anything that has been removed is of

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no deal historic significance, and what you will see is the stuff that

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is very important. How much of an undertaking has this been? It is a

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multi-million pound project will stop it is incredibly difficult

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because every time we remove something we find something new. We

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have two reappraise what we are doing and how we are doing it but

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what we have found as anyone who has come on board to work on this ship

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has fallen in love with it and taken a huge personal interest in making

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sure it is the best that can be. As we have lifted up the old surfaces

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we have been able to find the outlines of existing cabins and

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machinery possessions and gun supports. There has been so much we

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have exposed and it has shown what the ship was originally liked. How

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many are actually on board is doing the repairers? Currently there are

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about 50 on board from all different rates, mechanical and electrical and

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we have painters, flowing installers and labourers. Soon we will be up to

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24 hours a day working. Are you going to be ready on time? Of course

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we will! Of course we will! It is a tight project but we will be on

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time. So the clock is ticking to make sure

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that Carolinas shipshape for the grand opening of June one. If you

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have a relative who was part of our maritime history on HMS Caroline or

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some other ship, you could be invited to the special ceremony,

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details on our Facebook page. Now sport - and Rory McIlroy has had

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a great start to his season. The Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship

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is the first tournament of the season for Rory McIlroy -

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and he's picked up where he left A round of 66, six under par,

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left the World Number three in third place on the early leaderboard -

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even impressing his main World number one golfer and playing

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partner Jordan Spieth described Rory McIlroy's opening round of 2016 as a

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golfing masterclass, and it was easy to see why. In his first competitive

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round full eight weeks the superstar pitched and patted his way around

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the course with relative ease. Two bogeys blotted the scorecard but

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eight birdies moved him towards the top of the leaderboard. It was a

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really nice way to start and I played really well and didn't mess

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many fairways. Around this golf course that's what you need to do

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because as you have seen even today, if you hit it in the rough, it is

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hard enough to get to the green. If I keep driving it like that, over

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the next three days, I am set very good week. Two shots behind the

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clubhouse leader, an American amateur, Rory McIlroy has certainly

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started 2016 as he needs to go on. The Belfast Giants ended a four-game

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losing streak in emphatic They beat the Manchester Storm

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five-two in the away leg in the first period,

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through goals by Brandon Benedict and Craig Peacock, and then never

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relinquished their lead. The second leg of the tie is next

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Tuesday, but before that the Giants are in action in the Elite League

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this Friday when Coventry Blaze Finally, Stuart Olding

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will make his comeback He will play for Ulster A in

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the British Irish Cup match Olding hasn't played for 10 months

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after suffering a cruciate ligament Let's get the weather and not too

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many blue skies today? I have had to wear my bright tie

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because it is the only bright thing about the weather with a great feel

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to the day and overnight we have weather warning in place across

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County Down and parts of County Armagh. The rain comes in through

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the second half of the night. We could see 20-30 millimetres

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everywhere and maybe 40 millimetres. The cloud cover keeps the

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temperature on the mild side with many places staying in double

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figures. Once the rain clears out of the way it is not going to be a bad

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day. A day of sunshine and showers so that rain clears out to the east

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by daybreak and behind that some decent bright sunny spells but we

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are into a mass of a year so that means temperature is better during

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the day, up to 12 or 13. The secret to enjoying it is going to be

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finding a little bit of shelter from this south-westerly breeze and if

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you manage that it will feel like quite a nice day. Because we have

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got less in the way of cloud cover it means the temperature will drop

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away and it will be a cooler nights tomorrow than tonight but the breeze

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is enough to mean we should see a frost. The breeze is going to be a

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factor over the next few days with these isobars tightly packed and

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that is a sign of just from the winds are going to get. It is

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certainly going to be a factor on Saturday what starts off in quite

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promising fashion but it doesn't last. Decent bright spells to begin

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the day but don't wait too long to go out for the walk because it is

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not long until the rain arrives. We are unlikely I am afraid to see some

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beautiful skies over the weekend, but for compensation some very mild

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