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

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Good evening, this is BBC Newsline and these are the headlines this

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The GP who's in jail after he admitted illegally

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Two primaries are set to make history by becoming the first

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Michael O'Neill gambles by dropping Kyle Laffterty in Lyon but,

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with 15 minutes remaining, it's Northern Ireland 1-0 Ukraine.

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around 20,000 Northern Ireland supporters are here in Lyon but just

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how much is it costing them to be at the Euros?

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Also to come on this evening's programme:

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by soldiers from the South of Ireland at the

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Goodness, it has been a damp and drizzly day today but getting drier

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and brighter for tomorrow. First to the football and Northern Ireland

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are 1-0 up in their second game at the European champions. They need to

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win this game against Ukraine to keep in contention. There are

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thunderstorms in France and in the second half, teams were taken off

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the pitch for a time because of bad weather. Stephen Watson is in Lyon

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the latest. What a naked as been so far and off the page. Northern

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Ireland leading by one - zero. Of the pitch we have had dreadful

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conditions. Thunder and lightning and hail storms. It is more like a

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night in Belfast! It should be lovely Lyon. Northern Ireland walked

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out in front of the biggest crowds they have played in front of in a

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major finals. More than 30 day -- 54,000 word here. What an

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atmosphere, they were the better side in the first-half. Creating

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chances from the start. In the 38th minute, the best opportunity fell to

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Craig Cathcart but his header was agonisingly wide. At the start of

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the second have, Gareth McAuley scored the goal that all Northern

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Ireland fans hope will be a winner against you claim. -- Ukraine. They

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will be guaranteed a place in the third place in the group, that will

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not guarantee them. They will have to draw with Germany next week to

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make that possible. This is been a brilliant performance by Northern

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Ireland. What a response to the defeat against Poland. They are

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beating Ukraine 1-0. Not much left in the game. Nervous times.

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Thousands of Northern Ireland supporters have travelled over

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for the game with many of them at the fan zone

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BBC Newsline's Mark Simpson is there.

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There are 20,000 fans Northern Ireland year in Lyon and the good

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news for all the families watching back home is it seems virtually

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every fan got into the match. If we take a look at the fan zone here in

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the centre of Lyon game, it is hard to spot a green shirt. Mostly locals

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or fans supporting other supporters are in there. The reason is the

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stadium in Lyon hold around 60,000 spectators and it seems the Northern

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Ireland fans got in. The only problem was paying for the tickets.

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They were around 100 euros each of an expensive trip for the fans but

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as you can see, some people are able to do it slightly more cheaply. In

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order to save money, thousands of supporters are camping. Part of the

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normally tranquil French countryside have been transformed.

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These five fans are from Palomino. They have for tense between them and

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they are making themselves at home. It is a two-man tent but you can fit

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five. It looks cosy in there. There is room for one more! Another more!

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And much to do tent cost? A total sum of ?10. You are doing that on

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the cheap. Sweeping on the ground is sleeping on the ground. ?10, ?70,

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all the same to me. You work out how much the trip is costing you? I have

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done it all for under ?300, tickets included. Another way to save its a

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camper van and if you get a big one you can bring the family. Who did

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you bring with you? This is my dad, my son, my daughter, my husband and

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my mum. And here they are in their home from home. With the kids safely

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strapped in the back, we're Northern Ireland go, they go. Katie and

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George even have their own tickets for the games at a cost of around

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100 euros each. But grandad says it is worth it just to be together.

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Debbie has been going to live matches since she was knee height,

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my other daughter also went. I have never wanted to go to any football

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games about my family. We are a football family. I was going to cry

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their! Win or lose, it is a holiday the fans will never forget. And what

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would really make the holiday for all those fans, all 20,000 of them

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here in France, is if Northern Ireland can hold onto that 1-0 lead

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against Ukraine. There are 11 minutes to go, they missed last

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words, it is looking good. We will have more on the football is in the

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programme. Now other news. First to that case of a County Down

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GP who falsified a clinical trial on patients suffering

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from sleeping disorders. Dr Hugh McGoldrick,

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who is 59 and from Crossgar, pleaded guilty to two charges

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involving ten patients. Our South-East reporter Gordon Adair

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was at today's court hearing. All the offences took place at Dr

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Hugh McGoldrick was my GP practice in Downpatrick. Ten patients were

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unlit in the -- unwittingly enrolled in a clinical trial to treat

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insomnia. Most of them were deemed unsuitable for the trial. It has

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been insisted he did not do this for financial gain but for the benefit

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of the patients. He stood to make ?20,000, money he has undertaken to

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repay. Previously the court had hired Dr Hugh McGoldrick had

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submitted sleep records on behalf of patients. He said this is because

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they were elderly and would have been uncomfortable using the

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dedicated phone system. Today has lawyer accepted he had made up the

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information on these sleep records. The lawyer said this was the lowest

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point of the Doctor's life. The doctor apologised to a right range

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of people, including the patients and the drug companies involved. He

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will be sentenced on Friday. Next Friday.

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Two primary schools are to set to make history by becoming

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the first school in Northern Ireland to be run by

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A jointly-managed faith school is distinctive from an integrated

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school, as our education correspondent,

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Two small schools, one hugely significant step.

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Desertmartin Primary is a Church of Ireland

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Knocknagin, also in the County Londonderry village, is a

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They've been sharing classes and trips for a

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Now staff and governors want them to go one step further,

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merging to become Northern Ireland's first joint Protestant and

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Parents are now being consulted about the plans

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The Council for Catholic maintained schools says they are very

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As is the body which represents the education

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interests of the main Protestant churches.

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I think the churches want to preserve high-quality education and

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they can see that can be done very well in a faith ethos and on bases

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where Christian values are being maintained. We have had integrated

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schools here for a long time. How does a jointly skilled ever? It will

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be clear this is a Christian faith -based ethos. If you walk into the

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school, you will know you are in a Christian school. There will be

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other differences. The governance will be different from an integrated

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school but there will be a faith -based committee within the school

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to monitor faith. There will be a religious education provision, that

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will be looked at closely. That is the key differences, it will be very

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much the Christian faith that is central to the running of the

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school. This

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is a ground-breaking move. Ultimately, the parents and then

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the education minister will decide

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if the schools reach their goal. But if they're successful,

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others are sure to This is BBC Newsline,

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and still ahead: We are at the races to check out the

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odds on a UK exit from the European Union.

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The police have apologised to the family of a man

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who was beaten to death for failing to keep them informed

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Three teenagers have been charged with murdering Christopher Meli

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in Twinbrook near West Belfast last December.

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His parents say they found out on social media that one

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of the accused had bail restrictions changed so that he

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Lisa McAlister has spoken to the bereaved family.

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It has been over six months since Christopher Meli was murdered but

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time has not helped his parents' heartbreak.

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The slightest thing brings it all back. It is the hardest thing I have

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ever had to go through in my life. Earlier this week, one

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of the three people accused killing the father-of-one had his

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bail conditions varied so he could The family were not told and find

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out via social media. It is disgusting. To have to be told

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and to find out through the media, through the spit, the Internet. It

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is wrong. It shouldn't be. hearings like this one

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Lisburn Magistrates' Court last year.

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And the new Victims Charter states those bereaved through

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homicide should have priority and must be kept informed

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of progress and development in their case.

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I just want to know when it changes, so I know when there are

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progressions. That is it. Did they get bail? Did they not get better?

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That is all. Then we know who is still in, who is out, who has been

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arrested. It gives you that little bit of peace of mind. Information is

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a key part of the healing process, so without that the process is being

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delayed. People often talk about not feeling in control, so having

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up-to-date information and feeling that you are receiving that

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information before the rest of the public does helps people feel they

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are part of it. the Meli family and

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said that the delay in providing information

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was The investigating officer

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will today set up a meeting Christopher and Vanessa, though,

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say their faith and trust A study of suicides among young

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people in Northern Ireland highlights how student life can be

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fraught with loneliness and anxiety. It's the first time such research

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has been carried out among people Our health correspondent,

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Marie-Louise Connolly, A difficult but important read -

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this report raises the issue A time that is normally

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associated with good memories, instead it highlights the potential

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effects of self-harm, The study by the University

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of Ulster examined 355 suicides 64% of men who died

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had consumed alcohol, 50% of men and women had

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attempted suicide before 33% The increase in tuition fees, the

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fact that people are going away from home for the first time. There were

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the difficulties of deadlines and the academic demands. I was not able

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to engage, like my other students, I couldn't focus, I could not

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concentrate. I felt unable to get up out of bed Sundays. !, days.

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The findings painted quite a bleak picture.

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In fact, according to mental-health experts, the competitive academic

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environment along with life changes such as living away from home,

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mean that for some student life can be fraught with too few

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Almost half of people who die by suicide in this age group were never

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known to have mental-health problems. That was quite a surprise

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for us and shows there is an awful lot of unmet need and stigma around

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suicidal thoughts and mental health in this age group.

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With Northern Ireland's suicide rate the highest in the UK,

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mental health charities say that funding must match the growing

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A controversial drilling operation in County Antrim has finished,

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The oil company Infrastrata said it was

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disappointed only to have found water at the site at Woodburn Forest

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It's drilled 2000 metres deep in two separate

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areas but they'll now be plugged and abandoned.

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The drill operation was strongly opposed by protesters who claimed it

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could have an effect on the water supply to nearby reservoirs.

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The bill for policing the site came to

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Downpatrick is twinned with eight towns across the continent.

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Going by that, it could be difficult to find a more

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As we countdown to the EU referendum this day next week, Julian Fowler

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went to race day in Downpatrick to see how punters would be betting

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Studying the form on race day at Downpatrick. By now most of the

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arguments for staying in or leaving the EU have been debated by the

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politicians and it is nearly time for the voters to place their bets.

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It may be a two horse race but it still neck and neck to see who will

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be first past the post. Leave. Why is that? Britain doesn't need those

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guys telling them what to do. Everyone forgets that Britain is a

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great country. They need Britain more than Britain needs them. We

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should definitely stay in. I do not understand the Brexit campaign at

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all. We are isolated as it is and I can't understand why he would want

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to separate from the rest of Europe. The NHS is already strapped for

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cash, were schools as well, our economy is stressed, we cannot

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afford to have more people. Sadly. I can see numerous practical

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difficulties if Northern Ireland and Ireland are in different camps. I

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most emphatically want us to stay. In a race this tight, the bookies

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are offering short odds on the result. 6-4 on stay, leave the money

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leave. Following the vote on Thursday, there will have to be a

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winner and loser. To leave to remain? As we enter the final

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straight, it will soon be time to decide which forced to back. --

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horse to back. The 1st of July will be

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the centenary of the start of the Battle of the Somme

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in the First World War. Most of the attention locally

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will be on the loss of over 2000 men from the 36th

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Ulster Division in the first few Thousands more soldiers from right

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across Ireland lost their lives over the course of the battle,

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making up half of the deaths. Our Dublin correspondent

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Shane Harrison looks back. The First World War saw killing on

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an industrial scale. 420,000 casualties alone in the battle of

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the Somme. The price paid for moving the front line just 4500 miles. --

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4.5 miles. Looking at these files from the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. An

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engined Sergeant is sitting to the right of the nurse with his cap on

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his lap. He survived the Somme and a scene in our autograph with his son

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and grandson. He was wounded in the first day of the Battle of the

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Somme. He was subsequently discharged there. That the ewe the

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fact that he lost an arm on the first day of the Somme may have made

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him very lucky. Thomas Kettle, a scholar, Dublin and former

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Nationalist MP was not so lucky. The author of the book published to

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coincide with the Somme's centenary, says Tom Kettle's life reflects

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higher Ireland was changing at the time because of the Easter rising.

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He was in Belgium at the start of the war to raise guns for the Irish

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volunteers. He sought the trusty carried out by the Germans in

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Belgium in August 1914 and that persuaded him to join the British

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Army. He was killed on the night of September 1916 and he said before he

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died, pathetically, that if he died he would die as a bloody British

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officer while those who fought and died in the Easter rising would be

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remember as heroes. Proof of that prophecy is the length of time. 21

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years his supporters to get this bust erected in Saint Stephen 's

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Green in the centre of Dublin. I feel he made a huge contribution to

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Irish history, not just politically but educationally, being the first

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professor of economic that the National University. He achieved so

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much for stopping you would have been a huge contributor had he

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lived. This memorial and gardens are dedicated to almost 50,000 Irish men

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who died fighting in the First World War, including the Somme. Until

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relatively recently, they were largely written out of history here

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but no longer and in the coming weeks, the French President,

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Francois Hollande, is expected to come here to pay his country's

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tribute to them. For more about the

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events surrounding the centenary of the Battle

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of the Somme and its impact you can check out our dedicated

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BBC web page. The address is Ireland

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and the Somme. Let's return to the football

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in France where Northern Ireland have been playing their second group

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game against Ukraine. Deep into injury time, Michael

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O'Neill gambled making no fewer than five changes.

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Northern Ireland leading Slovakia 1-0. This is the moment Gareth

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McAuley treating history, the first ever goal for Northern Ireland at

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the Euros. Just one minute and a half remaining to clinch that

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historic win. My, how they celebrated!

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In the 24th minute Northern Ireland supporters broke into applause

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as a mark of respect for Darren Rodgers, the 24-year-old

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fan who died following an accidental fall in Nice at the weekend.

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Fitting it was as well. We have 60 seconds remaining and it is Northern

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Ireland 1-0 Ukraine. Next up for Northern Ireland,

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it's world champions Germany Lets go live to the fan zone

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in Belfast's Titanic quarter were BBC Newsline's Kevin Sharkey

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is standing by. All yours, Kevin.

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It is a long way from Lyon to the Titanic border here in Belfast. Two

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cities but this evening among Northern Ireland fans, one. -- one

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reaction, euphoria. This is the Titanic Quarter fan zone

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in Belfast this evening for stock almost over. Not quite. There are

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thousands of fans. There you have the reaction.

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CHEERING Well, there you have it. Life on

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Newsline, the Van's reaction here at the fan zone in the Titanic Quarter

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in Belfast. -- fans'. Amidst all that that the and mayhem, Northern

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Ireland have gone 2-0 up, narrowed the game, we are 6.5 minutes into

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injury time. History made here live on Newsline by Northern Ireland and

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France at the Euros. Republic of Ireland assistant boss

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Roy Keane held another of those entertaining press conferences today

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which had the assembled From Bordeaux heres BBC

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Newsline's Thomas Kane. Thousands of Republic of Ireland

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supporters have already descended on beautiful Bordeaux, the squad will

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arrive here tomorrow. Ahead of Saturday's game, assistant manager

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Roy Keane has started a war of words with their opponents. The Cork man

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criticising the Belgian star. Don't get me the wrong way, I think he is

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an outstanding player but if you asked me if I was playing with

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anybody, and they were constantly talking and it was truly wanted to

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leave and the pure attitude to training, then I would kick him in

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training. -- poor attitude. I have done that with most players, even

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those who didn't want to leave. Is it an advantage for Ireland? More

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confident after the draw? It is a dangerous game for us. You trying to

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suggest we are the favourites for the game? I think you have been

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drinking. LAUGHTER

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Waist Roy Keane controversial and entertaining as always. The teams

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will train here at the Stadium tomorrow afternoon. There was a

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session for the team this afternoon Jonathan Walters sat out and it

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looks highly unlikely he will play any part on Saturday. Belgium went

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in as one of the favourites but after their opening-round loss, they

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cannot afford another defeat. Martin O'Neill will know that a victory

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would all but secured the Republic of Ireland's place in the opening

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stages. Victory has been secured, they

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have one too- zero. No fewer than seven Ulster men will line up for

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Ireland and South Africa. Paddy Jackson at out half. He continues to

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impress. The main thing in my mind, I wanted to manage the team and

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run the game. Obviously Jonny has been doing that so well for a number

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of years and I felt I had to air the trust and respect of the guys around

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me. I will be looking to do that again. I will try to manage the

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game. On day one of golf's US Open,

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a wave of rainstorms swept across the Oakmont Country club

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forcing play to be suspended twice. Rory Mcilroy's form

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has been indifferent, with perhaps the Euros on his mind

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he had this bogey at the seventh. The world number three then steadied

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the ship to hole this putt and, with Northern Ireland on the TV

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playing Ukraine in Lyon, Rory broke into a sprint

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as he scarperred for Let's hope that I work Rory got to

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witness history. That is the sport. A win for Northern Ireland today, a

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win for England. You can imagine Jeff Maskell is a happy

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weather forecaster. I have been keeping it quiet. Great

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scenes at the Titanic Quarter. People getting soaked. I do not

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think they will mind. It has been a grey and dull and miserable day. We

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haven't had the worst of the weather here by a long shot. The weather

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over England was warmer and that set off some sharp showers and thunder

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and lightning as well. The rain in Scotland has been persistent. For us

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it has been great and damp and drizzly. That rain continuing on and

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this evening and overnight, we keep the blanket of cloud over us and the

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showers continue off and on. We have that cloud cover, so temperatures

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tonight will remain on the mild side. Overnight lows staying pretty

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much in double figures just about everywhere. Tomorrow it is an

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improving picture. We start off with that little blanket of cloud but it

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won't take long for these guys do start to clear and bright and that

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will help the temperatures on the rise. We will see highs tomorrow of

:26:47.:26:50.

16 Celsius. There is still that northerly breeze. That may be enough

:26:51.:26:55.

to take the edge of the feel of the day. Overnight on Friday into

:26:56.:27:00.

Saturday, a little more on the way of broken cloud. The temperatures

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should normally drop away but the nights are so short that it won't

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had a huge impact. High pressure building in to settle our weather

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gallop before this mess of fronts stuck to come in and dampen the

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party for the end of the weekend. What can we say about the weekend?

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It starts off reasonably dry and brake on Saturday. The wind will

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ease down for the rain arriving. Saturday is self is looking like

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quite a decent day. The best of any brightness across the East, half of

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Northern Ireland through the morning. Temperatures up to 70

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Celsius before things go downhill just a little. Unsettled by Sunday

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but the temperatures are going up. And that was Newsline. On the day

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that Northern Ireland beat Ukraine at the Euro Championships. From art

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