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from Downing Street - and on BBC One we now join the BBC's

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Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline: Health concerns over

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the number of tyres being placed on Eleventh Night bonfires.

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I bring a garden hose out to the front to host the window frames

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down. I'm lucky because I have wooden window frames.

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Dissident republicans are blamed for leaving a bomb on a building

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Politicians here react to Theresa May becoming

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Local Portuguese in County Tyrone celebrate their European

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The economic benefits the Game of Thrones series brings

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The Pride of Portaferry - Ciara Mageean

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wins her first senior international medal.

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What does the weather have in store for the holiday tomorrow?

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Environmental concerns have been raised over hundreds of tyres built

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The police say they are also investigating complaints over

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election posters of Sinn Fein candidates being placed on one

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The tyres have appeared at several locations in County Antrim.

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The Northern Ireland Environment Agency says they've issued five

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?300 fines over dumping at bonfires within the past two months.

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Tara Mills has been to several bonfires today.

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Her journey started at the Ballycraigy Estate in Antrim.

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The bonfire here is usually one of the biggest.

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It's hard to estimate how many tyres are on this bonfire.

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One resident said he reckons it could be as many as 2000.

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Those who built it wouldn't appear on camera but said ministerial cars

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at Stormont cause more pollution to the atmosphere.

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But some people with children living on the estate say

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One mum with a six-year-old son with asthma says he will feel

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Another told me they won't be able to open their windows

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One resident who's lived in Ballycraigy for 40 years says

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It's a bit of mess but it clears up. And what about from an environmental

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point of view? It depends what way the wind is blowing down towards the

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house, you get smoke around the roof of the house and the front garden.

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You wore one of the closest to the bonfire. To the windows get hot? The

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windows will get fairly hot if the wind is blowing down this way, but I

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bring a garden hose around to the front to hose them don't, I will

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bring in skips to make sure tyres don't roll down. What about some of

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the more unpleasant messages? Looking at the gunman on that sign,

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does that annoy you? What can you do about it? If you say anything you

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will be the worst in the world, so you just have to let them get on

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with it. There appear to be more tyres

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on other bonfires this year too. Here in Drumtara, those who built it

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say it's not all made of tyres - But they weren't happy

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with us filming. We'd agreed to interview a DUP

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councillor but after she was told by a local resident to say nothing,

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she declined the opportunity. One resident told us if we gave

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the area bad publicity, the bonfire would be twice

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as big next year. The Environment Minister,

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Michelle McIlveen, wasn't available for interview but the

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department said... At this smaller bonfire

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in Kells Water, And it's being built

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very close to the road. It'll be lunchtime tomorrow before

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any real assessment can be made Dissident republican paramilitaries

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are being blamed for leaving a bomb It was discovered by

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police over the weekend. Nationalist politicians in Derry

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have condemned those responsible. Here's our North-West

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reporter, Keiron Tourish. Work was continuing as normal

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today on this development Around 200 new homes are being built

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as part of a social housing estate. It is here the PSNI found a viable

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bomb at other component parts The police say the bomb discovered

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was an improvised explosive device. This is a development where's double

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B at Fox not take 200 houses which are badly needed in this area, and

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this is the last thing we want and the actions of these people are not

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welcome. God knows what the aftermath could have been if this

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device have not been found. Brian Tierney contracted the actions

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behind this device with other developments in the city.

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He said the major festivals currently attracting thousands

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of visitors underlie the positive side of a city determined to move

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These people who support that should be brought on the media to explain

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why they are still carrying out this type of activity.

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The police say the operation was part of an investigation

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As part of that investigation, a 48-year-old man was arrested after a

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house search in the Creggan area. He was subsequently released

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unconditionally. There's been a security

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alert in North Belfast. Part of the Crumlin Road was closed

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off for a number of hours as army bomb experts examined the area

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near Brompton Park in Ardoyne. It followed the discovery of

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a suspicious object earlier today. There have been renewed calls

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for quad bike riders to take extra care after a fatal accident

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in Tyrone at the weekend. 24-year-old Keith Robinson

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died when his quad hit Here's our South-West

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reporter, Julian Fowler. Flowers at the roadside mark

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the spot where Keith Robinson from Fivemiletown

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was riding his quad bike along the Aghintain Road in the early

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hours of Sunday morning A local councillor said

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the community has been devastated by the tragedy, and his thoughts

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are with his parents and sister. He was well known socially, great

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local mechanics and cars and anything with an engine, and had

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worked in the garage in Clogher. The accident was reported

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to the police at about 5am. They said no other vehicle

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was involved in the collision. The accident here is just the latest

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involving quad bikes that have resulted in death or serious injury

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and it has led to renewed appeals to those who use them to take extra

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care. The safety features on them are not great, there's no protection

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as such and most of the time when they are used by farmers they don't

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wear helmets, so it's certainly would be to have extreme caution

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with them because they are easily tipped over.

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The police have appealed for anyone who may have been travelling

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on the Aghintain Road yesterday morning to contact them.

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Politicians here have been reacting to the news

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that the Home Secretary Theresa May is to become

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Speaking after her rival Andrea Leadsom withdrew

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from the race to become leader of the Conservative Party,

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Mrs May said she would make a success of Brexit and was honoured

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She will want to work hard to ensure the UK goes forward together as one,

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so we will be working very closely with the government under Theresa

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May to ensure that the union is protected and that the UK develops

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the opportunities that will now arise from new trading relationships

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with many countries across the globe as well as ensuring we continue to

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have a strong relationship with the European Union. I would urge Theresa

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May to do all she can to protect human rights, protect the people

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here who voted to remain in Europe and the most vulnerable people in

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society because the previous government under David Cameron has

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failed miserably. A short time ago, I spoke

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to the Secretary of State, Theresa Villiers, who had backed

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Mrs May's rival, Andrea Leadsom, in the Conservative

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leadership contest. I asked her for her reaction

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to today's developments. In many ways I am sad that Andrea

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felt she had to withdraw from the campaign but I understand and

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respect that decision, and I think it is very welcome that we can move

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straightaway to select our new Prime Minister, Theresa May, I am sure,

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would do a great job. She has my full support and I think dispensing

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with the need for two months of age difficult leadership election is

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very positive. You say chief has your full support but she wasn't

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your number one choice. What was it about Theresa May that you didn't

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think she could become Prime Minister? I was always clear the two

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candidates I thought were the best ones were the ones on the ballot

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paper, either Andrea or Teresa could do a great job. My reason for

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backing Andrea was because we were on the same side in the referendum

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but I am confident that the reason may respect the decision made in the

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referendum. I think she will conduct the negotiation with a European

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neighbours with skill and respect thing the decision made the people

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of the UK to leave the EU. Do you trust Theresa May to deliver on the

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referendum, because as you say she was in the remaining camp? I do, she

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has been very clear from the moment the result was announced that she

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respect that it, that Brexit means Brexit and I think the country is in

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safe hands were Theresa May as our Prime Minister and the negotiation

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of our exit from the European Union is also in safe hands. Theresa May

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has to decide on her new album. Do you think you will remain as

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Secretary of State for an these things are never predictable, I

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would love to stay on but whether I am not I will come back to visit

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regularly. And her big task is uniting the Conservatives. How

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difficult do you think that will be? I think it is important all my

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conservative colleagues get behind our new Prime Minister. We all need

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to make a success of Brexit so whether we leave or remain, it is in

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all our interests to be a united party strongly supporting our new

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Prime Minister and it is a matter of pride to make that the Conservatives

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have given this country its second woman Prime Minister. I am sure she

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will do a good job. The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny,

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has said he has no intention of being diverted from the task

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of leading the Republic especially with the forthcoming

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Brexit negotiations. He has come under pressure

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from his Fine Gael TDs in recent days to set out a timetable

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for his departure with one today saying he wanted Mr Kenny to resign

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in the coming weeks. He has already indicated

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that February's general Northern Ireland's Finance Minister,

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Mairtin O Muilleoir, has met with his Scottish and Welsh

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counterparts today to talk about the implications

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of the EU referendum vote. The meeting in Cardiff

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discussed the impact Mr O Muilleoir believes the three

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finance ministers could have more influence with the Westminster

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government if they worked together. We want to speak with one voice to

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the Chancellor. When we speak with one voice,

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I do find that the Treasury and London have to listen in a way

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they do not listen when We have made common cause around

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issues we want to bring to the Chancellor and we seek resolution,

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especially around the austerity agenda, which is hampering our

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economic growth. BBC Newsline followed supporters

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during the European Championships and there's another chance to see

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The Fans in France documentary Ultimately though it was Portugal

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who last night were crowned champions and their fans here took

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to the streets to celebrate. In Dungannon there was a giant party

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as people gathered to sing and cheer It was the moment Portugal fans

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across the world had waited for. Cristiano Ronaldo lifting the Euro

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2016 trophy after Eder scored against the hosts

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in the 109th minute. These were the scenes in Dungannon,

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where hundreds of Portugal supporters took to the streets

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to celebrate the win. Last night Market Square was filled

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with the cheers of support Today those cheers

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can still be heard. Portugal! Portugal! I'm so happy, I

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think we deserve it. Last night I jump like crazy, I ran like crazy,

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today, oh, my God, my voice is going, but no problem, she come back

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again. After the party I cannot sleep, I think I got to sleep at

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five a.m.. These fans said it was a night

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to remember, and paid tribute to the Northern Ireland and Republic

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supporters who joined them. We have to see a thank you for Irish

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people that were supporters last night, with cars, flags. Thank you

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very much. You either best. With the Euro 2016 title behind

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them, the Portuguese in Tyrone set their sights

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on the World Cup in 2018. Sounds like it was quite a party,

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and why not? Now, season six may just have ended,

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but Game of Thrones is still big NI Screen which helps fund

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the series, estimates the production has brought almost ?150 million

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into the local economy, since 2010. Our north-east reporter

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Sara Girvin has more. The North Coast, a jewel in our

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scenic road and backdrop to some of whom are thrones' most memorable

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scenes. -- Game of Thrones's most memorable scenes. The fantasy drama

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receive is generous tax breaks to film here. NI screen said Northern

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Ireland gets plenty in return. In terms of jobs and services here,

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we're just creeping up to To be very clear about that,

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that is spent on people who live here and on services that

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are provided by people here. At the Dark Hedges in Ballymoney,

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newlyweds mix with Game of Thrones fans from across the globe.

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TRANSLATION: DARD we are here because we are fans of Game of

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Thrones. I'm from Australia and I'm here to see as many of the Game of

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Thrones places as I can. Tourism NI is working to find out how much

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visitors then there that they are confident that it is a lot.

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We can see already that businesses are growing on the back

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Two years ago, there were three operators promoting Game of Thrones

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experiences and now we've over 25 with more in the pipeline.

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Those businesses are also reporting that business has doubled

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each year upon year, which is just tremendous.

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They say all good things must come to an end, so what happens when Game

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of Thrones wraps up? Game of Thrones will

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leave us with two From my point of view,

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the most substantial one is the infrastructure -

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the film studios. On the other side of it,

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there is a huge legacy piece in terms of the awareness Game

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of Thrones has driven for Northern Ireland and importantly

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right across the globe. As another day ends here at the Dark

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Hedges and tourists begin to leave, those with businesses in and around

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this landmark and others like it hope the legacy from Game of Thrones

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last long after those holiday snaps start to fade.

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Now it was a busy weekend of sport, and a successful one for a local

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athlete who's next stop is Rio - here's Thomas Niblock.

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Yes, Ciara Mageean has won a bronze medal for Ireland

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at the European Championships in Amsterdam.

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It's a massive boost for the 24-year-old athlete,

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who will now run at the Olympic Games in Brazil next month.

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The pride of Portaferry, Ciara Mageean returned

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to Dublin Airport this morning with her first senior

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I'm over the moon. It's not every day and Irish athlete comes home

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with a medal from European Championships and I've only realised

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I and the third Irishwoman to win a medal and it probably won't hit me

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until sitting back in my house. In a modestly-paced final

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in Amsterdam, she had found herself boxed in on the final lap, only

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to move wide in the home straight, and in a sprint finish to the line,

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she almost snatched silver. Will it be a silver? It is a

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brilliant medal. I thought if it was going to go out that slow, perfect,

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but when it came down to the last bits I am frustrated I got boxed in

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because I could have another metal but I have to be very proud of this

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bronze and hopefully in the future I will bring more medals home to

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Ireland in better colours. Let's hope her return

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from Rio is similar. Leah McCourt has been crowned

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International Mixed Martial Arts Federation featherweight world

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champion in Las Vegas. The Saintfield

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fighter who we featured overcame Germany's Julia Dorney

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through a technical The win adds to the European Open

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title she won last year. McCourt was the first woman

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from Northern Ireland ever to Now, it was a busy

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weekend in Gaelic games- Antrim once again collected

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the Ulster hurling title. That's their 15th consecutive time

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winning the championship. As for football, the qualifier draw

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was made this morning and it's an Ulster derby between Cavan

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and Derry after their No place, however, for Monaghan

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or Fermanagh, as both counties' It was the most difficult assignment

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for any Ulster county Fermanagh travelled to Mayo,

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consistently one of the best Sean Quigley and the rest

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of Fermanagh didn't Mayo, Connacht champions

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for the past six years, A penalty awarded for

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an apparent dive. His penalty was perfect,

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and Mayo won, but the penalty That was absolutely and totally a

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dive. How can that be pushing? And go to the ground like that? A

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minimal amount of contact, I have every respect for Adrian O'Shea but

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the referee bought that one hook line and sinker.

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The biggest surprise of the weekend came in Clones.

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It was a third championship game in a fortnight

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Off the pace, Longford made them pay, and Monaghan's season is over!

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We're disappointed, Longford played well, but we have to say they

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deserved it on the day, credit to the boys for the work they did

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through the year, we kept going but it's not our dates and it's hard to

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take. Carlow had no answer

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to Eugene Keating. The Cavan full forward was key

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to Cavan's win and qualifying And in their next match,

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they will play Derry. Damien Barton's side trailed by 7

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points at half-time, but Niall Loughlin's goal gave Derry

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a 3-point win. In hurling, Armagh were looking

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their first hurling championship. Anytime Armagh looked

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like challenging, Antrim simply upped a gear and comfortably won,

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Conor Carson collecting a 15th To get the year over with a bit of

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success, it's been a topsy-turvy year, it didn't go the way we hoped

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that we are still delighted. In the July holidays is no real progression

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but we are still delighted. And Antrim joint-manager

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Dominic McKinley confirmed after the game that he and Terence

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McNaughton have both stepped down from their positions,

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as they had already indicated. There were mixed fortunes

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at the weekend for World superbikes champion

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Jonathan Rea. The Ballyclare rider remains

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on course to defend his title but the gap between him

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as his nearest challenger, Tom Sykes, has narrowed

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after a dramatic race in California. He battled it out with Sykes

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for first place in Race One, with the crucial move

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coming with six laps to go From that position, Rea kept

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in front, and held his nerve to take the chequered flag

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for what was his eighth First Place finish this season,

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but there were then long faces in the Kawasaki pit with 16

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laps to go in Race Two, when Rea was forced to retire

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with a mechanical issue. Sykes went on to win

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and that reduced Rea's lead in the championship to 46 points

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with eight races to go. The Ireland Men's hockey squad

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for the Olympic Games was named today and nine of the 18 men

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selected, including two travelling reserves,

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are from Northern Ireland. They will be the first hockey team

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to represent Ireland It's a privilege every time you get

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selected for your country but an Olympic games is the pinnacle of any

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hockey player's career, so it was an amazing feeling. Disappointing that

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some guys will miss out this time but the guys who do get out, there

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is a responsibility on our shoulders to go and perform on behalf of the

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squad. It is history making an uncharted waters for an Irish hockey

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team, so we will be going there to give it our best and I have no doubt

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we can go and perform, and who knows what we could achieve? Potentially

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we will be going there with a metal and see where we end up. You

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wouldn't put it past him. Just a small matter of the Olympic

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Games. I am sure those of you who aren't

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working will want to know what the weather has in store. With this and

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be shining? It's a bit changeable but at least it changed slightly for

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the better today after yesterday, 26 degrees in parts of the south-east.

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Pressure towards the North Coast and over the next few days it will turn

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more changeable and fresher, showery but not all the time, we will see

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some bright spells in between. Today we still had a dull start, it looked

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breezy at Cranfield, I weather system moving through this morning.

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Behind that the cloud has tended to break up so the second half of the

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day was better, a few bits of sunshine and Castle SP fared quite

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well. Not a bad end to the day for many of us, just if you like

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showers, some bright spells on offer and most of those showers will fade

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away during the night, so turning dry, clear spells and a much

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chillier night than recent nights. These are the figures in the towns

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so the countryside could be lower. Tomorrow if you were heading out to

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the parades or somewhere else, it is a bit mixed. You may want to fight

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the umbrella, although not many showers to begin with, after a dry

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night it should be mainly a dry morning with sunshine but mid to

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late morning we start to see some showers, initially in the West,

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working their way inland as we go into the afternoon. There could be

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the odd sharp one but it will not be wet all the time, there will be

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sunny gaps in between. Temperatures no great shakes, 16, possibly 17,

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but with lighter winds it shouldn't feel too bad for you get brighter

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glimpses. Tomorrow night the showers ease away, it turns mainly dry and

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clear and it could be even chillier tomorrow night, maybe down to 5

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degrees in parts of the countryside, then on Wednesday we get showers for

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a time in the first half of the day, they should ease away with a ridge

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of high pressure, then the next weather system roles in on late

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Thursday into early Friday, bringing spells of rain and a bit more of a

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breeze. Thank you, Angie, so it will be a day for umbrellas and T-shirts.

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Our late summary is on 10:30pm, the latest on this fast moving data with

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news that the Home Secretary Theresa May is to become Prime Minister on

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Wednesday.

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