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Tonight's top stories: As members of a South East Asia crime gang

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are jailed, images are released of one carrying a bag of drugs

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into a luxury apartment block in Belfast A veteran republican

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is to stand trial for involvement in the murder of Jean McConville

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An Iraqi family tell us what they think of the inquiry

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into the war and the effect it has had on their country.

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The sounds of the bombs was very terrible and all of ours in terror,

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we are afraid from everything and we don't know what will happen.

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St Patrick's Day in the university area of south Belfast,

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residents are concerned at new proposals to tackle

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the problem Also on the programme: This is where visitors comes to find

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out more about Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.

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I'm here to find out what's being done to promote attractions

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slightly off the beaten track for visitors.

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Warm and humid for the next few days.

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Temperatures up around 20 degrees but always the chance

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The PSNI has smashed a South-east Asian organised crime

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gang operating out of a luxury apartment block

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Today three of the gang were jailed for a total of just over 11 years

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for their part in the UK-wide drug smuggling and distribution network.

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In the dock were Hui Lin, who was jailed for five years,

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Juan Guan, who got a three-year sentence, and Yu Li,

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who was jailed for three and a half years.

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this is one of the gang entering the apartment building carrying a

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holdall with 15 kilograms of cannabis. He is just one part of

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what the police call a major network. They operated out of this

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apartment building. The police investigation began in October 2014

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when they became aware of suspect packages being posted to Northern

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Ireland from Spain. The inquiry codenamed operation car Holder

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involved the PSNI, the South Yorkshire Police, the Metropolitan

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Police and the National Crime Agency. The drugs and subsequent

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money-laundering evolved mainly herbal cannabis. When detectives

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swooped on the apartment in the oval tower they seized ?560,000 worth of

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herbal cannabis, smaller quantities of other drugs, cash and equipment

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using drug cultivation. There were sieges in other parts of Northern

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Ireland including Carrickfergus and Portadown. Vehicles were all Kosovo

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in pounded and bank accounts frozen following a dozen searches. Three

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people were sentenced today. We waste other investigations with

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money trail so we will identify quite quickly that cash deposit have

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been made to a number of accounts in Great Britain. One of whom was a

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young female student who had received over ?60,000 in a matter of

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months deposit into her account. That is always good to focus our

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interest. But clearly somebody that's been used to try and stay

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under the radar in terms of laundering money from the illegal

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drugs trafficking activities. Last week to age and women were given

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suspended sentences from money-laundering offences. The

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police say this multi-agency inquiry has succeeded in taking down a UK

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wide drug smuggling and distribution network.

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A veteran republican is to stand trial for involvement

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She was kidnapped, killed and buried by the IRA in 1972.

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Her remains were only found decades later.

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79 year old Ivor Bell of Ramoan Gardens in Belfast

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is charged with soliciting the murder of the west

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It's a killing that continues to shock. Wrongly accused of being an

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informer, Jean McConville was dragged from home, shot in the head

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and secretly buried. Decades later, the IRA admitted murders the mother

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of ten. In 2003, her remains were found on a beach in county Louth. To

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date, no one has been convicted. Today, either Bell seen here on the

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right was told he'll stand trial accused of involvement. The

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veterinary public and faces two charges of soliciting the murder.

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During the short hearing, either Bell stood alone in the dark as the

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charges were read. As to the had any reply to the charges, he said no

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massively wanted to call any witnesses at this stage, he again

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said no. Watching on, six Jean McConville 's children. The judge

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made reference to the Boston tapes, recordings of interviews with

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loyalist and republican is carried out for an American oral history

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project at Boston College. It's alleged that either Bell was one of

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a number of interviewees, claim he denies. Some recordings were secured

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following a transatlantic court battle and the judge said today they

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could be admitted as evidence. The district judge says that following a

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preliminary inquiry last week she was satisfied the standard of proof

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had been met and there was sufficient evidence for the case to

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proceed to trial. Either Bell was released on continuing bail, the

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date of his trial is yet to be said. The fallout continues

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from yesterday's inquiry Politicians, former soldiers

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and their families have given their reaction,

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but what about Iraqi I've been talking to some

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about the inquiry and about Your son and his wife are doctors

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from Baghdad. Both were studying at university when the war began in

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2003. The couple and their two-year-old son were forced to flee

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the country last year. I asked them how Iraq had changed since the

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invasion. The situation became more before Saddam in 2003 and because of

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the art of the American who decided to begin the war in Iraq. Chemical

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weapons and nuclear weapons but until now there is no clue that the

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American Britain found that any of these weapons in Iraq. His wife says

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she can't forget the terror and devastation caused by the invasion.

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The sounds of the bombs was very terrible and all of ours live in

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terror. We are afraid from everything and we don't know what

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will happen. Are you angry about what happened during the war?

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Actually, yes, because after the war everything is destroyed in Iraq.

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Before that, we are also not living well but we aren't safe. Most people

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say. No wanting kill another one. See you think the war made the

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situation in Iraq much worse. Yes, because every day is 50 people

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killed because of their everyday because of the bombs and the terror

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groups that can easily come up and captured the people. Fellow Iraqi

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Rapide has lived here for much longer but he too feels anger about

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the consequences of the war. If you compare it to what's going on today,

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it steadily better this current since 2003 there is not a single

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hospital built. Not a single school was built. Not a single road was

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built. Definitely under Saddam Hussein life was better for Henri

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people. Today we are losing a hundred people every day, car bombs,

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killings, definitely we are better off without this war.

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A visit to Northern Ireland by a group of potential US

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investors has been postponed following the UK's

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The news was broken to politicians by the country's special

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representative here Senator Gary Hart.

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The Sinn Fein deputy first minister Martin McGuinness says

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This report from our political correspondent Gareth Gordon.

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He once had his eye on the White House but these days Senator Gary

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Hart is the State Department special representative in Northern Ireland.

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With an interest in attracting new investment from the US. A number of

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potential US were due in Belfast that and Londonderry not sober but

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when Senator Hartmut the Deputy First Minister here yesterday he had

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bad news. It was to be an economic investment mission. The size and

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scale of it was always something that would manifest itself over time

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and the fact that it's not happening whether it's low-key or high key,

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large or small, it has been postponed directly as a result of

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the breaks that vote and it has the serious concern. US sources refused

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to confirm the postponement was because the referendum but listening

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to what President Obama said in a brief visit last month before the

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vote. Our focus is negotiating with a big block, the European Union,

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together trade agreement done. The UK is going to be in the back of the

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queue. Senator Hartmut other politicians during his brief visit.

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They too are concerned. I would have thought this was a particularly

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significant blow because it's one that I understand has been worked on

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by various people in Northern Ireland, the make on this

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administration released a year now so it's a bad blow because we were

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at the point where they are about the money when amounts were. We

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warned that there would be disinvestment or a lack of new

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investment and that is becoming the case. That's why we have to work as

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an island to protect the interests of the people of the island because

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London won't. The only large party in Northern Ireland to back the

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decision to leave the EU, the DUP, declined to comment. It is of course

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too early to know how Northern Ireland will be affected by Brexit

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good or bad, but stories like this are bound to increase any

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nervousness. A boy who travelled halfway around

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the world for treatment for epilepsy eight years ago is facing

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a new health threat. BBC Newsline followed Billy Caldwell

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and his mum Charlotte After several years of stability,

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his seizures have started again and his family has been told

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he will have to wait up to nine months to access specialist care

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in the UK. Julian Fowler has been

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speaking to them. After Billy Caldwell was born,

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doctors at the royal sent him home to die. This month he will celebrate

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as 11 birthday. He can now walk, slim and ride horses and goes to a

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special school. These are the good times, but in recent weeks is a

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collective sieges have returned and I getting worse. We're watching them

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praying and hoping, it's heartbreaking because I know that

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one of them can kill them and it can happen just at that moment in front

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of me. His condition had been under control following two years of

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treatment in America, Charlotte says Billy needs a full review of his

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condition but he can't get the medical help the new terror home. We

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tried accessing for centres set up with in England to treat children

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with epilepsy and their is a 69 month waiting list to get him in.

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Charlotte says Billy and other children like him can't afford to

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wait. The intuitive and 22 250 that have condition and epilepsy, they're

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basically just left to die. Because the waiting lists, there is no

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access and if they don't die the seizure is actually regressing them

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and depleting them and their quality life is affected. Charlotte once the

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health service to treat epilepsy with the same urgency as other

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life-threatening illnesses. She believes the specialist care

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available in America should be available here.

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Still to come before seven: Former world champion boxer

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Wayne McCullough on the challenge Carl Frampton faces

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I'm behind in the win the fight but it tough he's got be ready for it.

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Fluctuations in the sterling rate because of Brexit could benefit

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A trip north will cost less for people in the Republic

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Yesterday we looked at some places in the west that

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are trying to compete with the better known attractions.

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This evening Donna Traynor is in Downpatrick.

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Visitor numbers from the Republic dropped again last year, a decrease

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of 18% on the previous year. You would think a place like this would

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be attractive for people throughout Ireland, as Downpatrick is the home

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of the patron saint Patrick although this Centre is not in Northern

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Ireland 's top ten. In a moment be speaking to the man whose job is to

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develop and market tourism in Northern Ireland but first we

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visited the breed the full range of galleon in county Armagh.

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Richie and legend, steeped in history and views to die for, to

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some the ring of galleon has it all. What you see around South Armagh is

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the ring, it's formed by a volcano all those years ago. It's the most

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unique and Western Europe, we have the Irish warrior and we have Finn

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McCool who formed the giant cool cause weight, both who lived here

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for the short lifetime and we have more archaeological sites and any

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other county in Ireland. You trip over any stone and you will find

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archaeology. The Neath this leaping mountain is where the fairy folk

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live. These little tiny doors have helped bring in more than 150,000

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families to this place. So much success that it needs additional

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investment. We will be doing more investment in the region about the

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700,000 with the clamping parts, visitor amenity facilities, the

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parking. But it's word-of-mouth rather than official promotion that

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some say is behind its success. It should be promoted more and you see

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a lot of the people here are tourists coming in from abroad and

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the locals turned not to value it is much as people coming over to

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appreciate it more. Whatever the reasons behind those coming, a fairy

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impact is spreading. Deftly not on the tourist map. People didn't come

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to it at all, people come and see the ring, they what are the mountain

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and see there's more to the place and then they come here for the eat

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which helps us. And as this place looms, so Judas of surrounding area.

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The ring of galleon, a beauty spot in the world. With me is a man from

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tourism Northern Ireland. Many people you spoken to work in tourism

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say too much attention is given to the Giants Causeway, Titanic

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Belfast, they have an promotion and others on losing out. How you

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addressing that? We need to deal with the facts as opposed to

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perception. The tourism industry is worth ?750 million. ?500 million of

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that is spent outside a Belfast. About ?450 million of that is spelt

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outside of Belfast or the Giants Causeway so every part of Northern

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Ireland is benefiting from that and we promote Northern Ireland across a

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range of platforms. We do that through Discover NI, our website,

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social media, through advertising and marketing, and we work closely

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with tour operators to bring people to places such as theirs and we do

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not concentrate in any way in terms of Belfast or the Giants Causeway,

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everybody gets their opportunity. Storm and strategy talks are

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promoting and preserving Northern Ireland 's unique tourism product

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but their larger difficulty with people from the Republic, it's a

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beautiful scenery down south, the same ancient heritage, what is our

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uniqueness and how do you promote that? That is right and we need to

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do is reflect upon what it is that do is reflect upon what it is that

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the customer once the experience. You mentioned Titanic Belfast, the

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Giants Causeway, they are unique, there's only one Giants Causeway in

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the world, only one city can claim to be the home of Titanic, the trick

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for ours is when we get people to come to visit those stay little

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longer and visit the other attractions. One of the simplest and

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successful marketing tools down south have been the wild Atlantic

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way. Was the possibility that that will continue across the border and

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along our north coast? I do think when you look at what we have, if

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you look at what we have from the mourns, Strangford, Belfast,

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Causeway Coast, Derry, you're up in Omagh last night and Armagh, when we

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can package that together, we have RM proposition and... You wouldn't

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consider considering the walk away. I'd not saying that but we need to

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link into it. It would be an opportunity in Derry. There's an old

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adage, out of sight, out of mind, people in the tourist trade are

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hoping places like this that are more light will be shared and what

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they have on offer and if you days of sunshine will benefit as well.

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Residents in Belfast's Holyland have called for tougher action

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against students partying in the area, especially

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New proposals have been put forward for tackling the problems,

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as our education correspondent Robbie Meredith reports.

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This is one side of life in Belfast holy land. This is Wildflower Ali,

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it was started a year ago. And this is another. On St Patrick's Day this

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year. A new action plan is being drawn up by groups like Belfast City

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Council, the PSNI and the universities with input from people

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who live there. The draft includes proposals like preventing bus-loads

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of people coming into the area on St Patrick's Day, monitoring social

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media in the run-up to it and more powers to confiscate alcohol.

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Belfast City Council say that plans and finalised but residents

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representatives say existing laws need to be enforced first. If you go

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back to St Patrick's Day, there were 40 people given street drinking

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tickets, then spent thousands of people with beer drinking the

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street. Although we have a plan, it needs to be carried through and the

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laws are there to be acted upon. For whatever reason they are not. Back

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at Wildflower Ali, this woman thinks the clock is ticking. We have tried

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to get the police to tell as if they were blocked the area often block

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access to the 8000 people who are drunk and here last year. We have no

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response. We need the police to tell as they will block of the area and

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stop the incursion in bus-loads of drunk people from all over the

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place. A landlord who manages hundreds of properties in the area

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says the year-round problems are exaggerated. The students only lived

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here forced 26 weeks the year, like travel up and down so they are here

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for three or four nights so when you do still that down, with about 25%

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of the nights that pop properties occupied in this area. It's not

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seven nights a week. There is an element of Groundhog Day about all

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this. That the many proposals put forward over the past decade trying

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tackle some of the problems in the area. Quiet at the minute, it's

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summer, but the test of any action plan will come when these houses are

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full and the holy land is teeming with people.

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On day one of golf's Scottish Open, Graeme McDowell is in contention.

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Stephen Watson has this evening's sport.

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It's the perfect time for Graeme McDowell to find some

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form, with the Open next week and trying to push his way

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McDowell shot an opening round of 70 in testing conditions leaving

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the former champion just one shot off the clubhouse lead.

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The Portrush man, who has slipped to 78th in the world rankings,

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carded four birdies in his -2 round at a blustery Castle Stuart

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and declared himself very happy with his day's work.

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McDowell, who won the event in 2008 at Loch Lomond,

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has struggled this season and missed the cut at the recent French Open.

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He spent last weekend playing two practice rounds at Royal Troon,

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where he will compete next week at the Open.

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Local athlete Ciara Mageean's whirlwind summer continues apace

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at the European Championships in Amsterdam tomorrow where

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It will be an opportunity for the Portaferry middle-distance

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runner to continue her build-up to next month's

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It's a month between Europeans and Olympics and that's plenty of time

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to race and get ready for the next race and it's been a long time since

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I've had a big championship race so Europeans is a good race and a good

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Championships themselves safely that will be a run out for me and a bit

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of practice at racing before the games. Definitely my aim is to go

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out of the games and do as best as I can. I'm going to treat every race

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as my race so get through the first round, aim to get through the

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semifinals and be in that final and championship racing, it's anybody's

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game so you've got to go out there and do my best.

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Former world boxing champion Wayne McCullough is backing

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Carl Frampton to upset the odds and beat Mexican Leo Santa Cruz

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in their world title fight later this month in New York.

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McCullough, who lives in Las Vegas, was back home this week

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and he told me that he's pleased Frampton has already

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travelled to America to train because he believes his fellow

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Belfast man could have prepared better for his last fight stateside.

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He's been training for a big fight and he got to do steps, training

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camp and then travelling abroad means doing well in advance

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otherwise you think we forward and easily to acclimatise. You figure

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out and acclimatise and ready. They're doing the right preparation

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this time. Santa Cruz a tough guy, he's close to where I'm from in

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California, he can fight. Is good to do with confidence and I'm behind

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Frampton to win the fight and hopefully does it but it's a tough

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fight. If I staff and yes we were ready for it. But the support the

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key for Karl? Santa Cruz has a big following two. Carl will have the

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bigger support, if an Irish guy fights in New York, he should fill

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the arena. I've fought in New York and at Artic city and it was filled.

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Carl goes in as the underdog but he can do it? Always good to be the

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underdog, I went to Japan as the underdog and came back with a belt

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so that other pressure on the and you've got to perform, that's it.

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Reduce the goods and get your hand raised.

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Three Irish League clubs are in Europa League second leg

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Linfield travel to Turners Cross trailing Cork City 1-0,

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KR Reykjavik of Iceland take a 2-1 lead to Glenavon and Cliftonville

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welcome Differdange of Luxembourg to Solitude.

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Ross Lavery's crucial late away goal earned the Reds a 1-1

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draw in the first leg, leaving Gerard Lyttle's men

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We'll have the results of tonight's European football

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Let's get the weather now. In the next 48 hours, there is a very real

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risk of a bad hair day. Not a proper for Steven myself but if your hair

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curls in the humidity than you will want to keep the straighteners close

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by. Over the next 48 hours we are drawing in this warm moist air from

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the south-west. They'll be a wet night tonight but because it is from

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the warm air it will seat and Bridges stay in double figures and

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set of ready Sunday to end the week. A cloudy and mild day. A chance of

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rain later on but actually not a bad picture. This is tomorrow morning,

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always the risk of an odd shower as we go through the day but those

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showers will be light, transitory and because we are drawing in the

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warm air, the temperatures despite the cloud cover will still get up to

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18 or 19. A decent enough data and the working week. Overnight Friday

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into Saturday, we have another weather fronts coming through so it

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will be another wet night but keep an eye on the overnight temperatures

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as that band of rain comes through. We will see night-time lows staying

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in the middle teens so a very mucky night. As we get into the weekend

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proper, there is a change in the way, we are going to see rain coming

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on, it could be heavy, things will get a bit fresher. It's all driven

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by this area of low pressure which is developing in the Atlantic. Is

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getting towards us and there is some good news on that because we thought

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it would be Withers on Saturday morning, the current thinking is it

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will be here later so we steal another day of decent weather.

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Temperatures up to 21 degrees on Saturday before the rain arrives

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later. Sunday is not such a pretty picture, the rain will be Withers

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throughout the day and you will be persistent. That will not

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temperatures down. It will be warm and humid through until the weekend

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and then by Monday the weather comes round as the north-west finally

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things. To fill fresher. You can also keep in contact with us

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by Samuel Barber

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