13/07/2016 BBC Newsline

The new Prime Minister, Theresa May, has been filling some key roles

in her cabinet this evening, but we'll have to wait

until tomorrow to hear if the Northern Ireland Secretary,

Before entering Downing Street earlier this evening,

Theresa May spoke of her party's roots

Not everybody knows this, but the full title of my party

is the Conservative and Unionist Party.

And that word "unionist" is very important to me.

It means we believe in the union, the precious bond between

England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

But it means something else that is just as important.

It means we believe in the union not just between the nations of the UK

but between all of our citizens, every one of us, whoever

The outgoing Prime Minister, David Cameron, says Northern Ireland

is stronger now than when he came to power six years ago.

But how will history judge David Cameron's role here?

Our political correspondent Enda McClafferty begins his look

back with some of today's events in parliament.

On his final appearance at the despatch box as Prime Minister,

David Cameron's first question came from the Northern Ireland bench.

After thanking David Cameron for his commitment to Northern Ireland,

Danny Kinahan then suggested some new jobs.

I'm told there are lots of leadership roles

There's even, across the big pond, a role that needs filling.

Fascinating suggestions for future jobs, most of which sound even

harder than this one so I think I will pass.

I believe Northern Ireland is stronger than

58,000 more people in work, devolution of justice and

home affairs, the Saville Report published and record inward

This is how David Cameron would like to be remembered -

as the Prime Minister who put Northern Ireland

on the international stage, bringing in the world's most

powerful leaders to show them how far Northern Ireland had travelled.

A journey which began for him five weeks after he was

What happened on Bloody Sunday was both unjustified and unjustifiable.

Here was a Conservative Prime Minister being cheered

My brother William, we know he was innocent.

But some of the Bloody Sunday families

It was a fake apology and what the Bloody Sunday

inquiry did at that time, although it found my brother

and the others innocent of any crime, it also found the British

government and the chain of command innocent and laid the blame

Bloody Sunday was David Cameron's first big test and he had many more,

not least when he formed an electoral pact with

the Ulster Unionist Party which went badly wrong.

Had that delivered any seats in 2010, that would have changed

the dynamics of his relationship with Northern Ireland but it didn't,

and at that time it dawned on him that there are no votes

for the Conservative Party in Northern Ireland.

He took an interest in Northern Ireland.

He helped throughout the political process.

as some of his predecessors but we all have

different styles and it worked for him.

But that hands-off approach didn't play well with Sinn Fein

when the Conservatives pushed ahead with their austerity cuts

Try as he may to talk up his legacy, David Cameron knows he will always

be remembered for one thing - as being the Prime Minister

in charge when the UK voted to leave the EU.

So his legacy here cannot be assessed until we know the full

implications of that vote - in other words, what life will be

like for Northern Ireland outside the EU.

And that will be for his successor at Number 10,

One of the Prime Minister's early appointments to her cabinet

was Boris Johnson, who becomes the new Foreign Minister.

The former leader of the Brexit campaign has been congratulated

by the Irish Foreign Minister, Charlie Flanagan.

He said the new minister faces many challenges on the UK exit

from the EU and that he looks forward to working constructively

with him on the issues which affect both governments.

The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, has added his congratulations

to Mrs May, telling her he wants to build on the close cooperation

The Seagate factory in Londonderry will not be affected

by a new round of global job cuts, the company has said.

The disc driver manufacturer said on Monday that it intends to cut 14%

of its global workforce by the end of 2017.

That raised fears of more cuts at the Derry plant,

where 70 workers were made redundant earlier this year.

A spokeswoman said today that Seagate, one of

the North-West's biggest employers, will not be affected.

Hopes have been raised of a deal to end the dispute in

Two of the three lodges involved in the stand-off did not take part

in a protest at restrictions on their route yesterday.

Our home affairs correspondent, Vincent Kearney, reports.

In recent years three lodges and supporters have marched

to police lines on the Woodvale Road.

Last night fewer than 20 members of Ballysillan Lodge arrived.

Then they waited, and waited, for two other North Belfast Lodges

There's not enough time for them to get up here.

A proposed parade deal between the Orange Order

and an Ardoyne residents' group collapsed earlier this month,

unravelling after Ballysillan said it wouldn't back it,

even though the other two lodges said they would.

Ballysillan have rejected any suggestion it was deliberately left

out on a limb for opposing the deal, but it is been confirmed

that the other two lodges did not endorse a letter of protest

That letter is handed in on behalf of

How you feel about the fact the other two lodges

They can speak for themselves, but because of the order

of the demonstration they could not come to the police lines,

so the determination said 8:30pm and they were unable

We are a lawful organisation, so we abide by the law.

After the parade dispersed, there was some minor trouble

and a brief stand-off between loyalists and republicans.

While talks to resolve the Ardoyne dispute failed, those

I could only describe it as an atmosphere that there

is a possibility of resolution and I know myself from the local

area, people do not want to hand this problem

onto another generation, so there is an atmosphere

Both sides at our door expected to resume their talks shortly and the

aim is to reach a settlement will be for next year's Twelfth of July.

A great-grandmother whose house was set alight by sparks

from a nearby bonfire says she doesn't blame

Lily Turtle's home in the Shankill was destroyed in the fire

Three days later, the bonfire in Hopewell Square is still burning.

Sparks and debris from this fire, carried by the wind,

set alight three neighbouring houses in the middle of the night.

No-one was injured but the damage is extensive.

Lily Turtle's home was the worst hit.

Furniture, beds, even family photographs and ornaments.

She's been left with just a few bags of clothes.

The house I loved, the best neighbours out over there,

The 72-year-old and her two-year-old great-granddaughter were led

Despite what she's been through, Mrs Turtle says

she doesn't blame those who built the bonfire.

The wee lad to altered, I sat and watched him every day and I enjoyed

it. The wee lad didn't know what way

the wind would blow, The Housing Executive owns the land

on which the bonfire is built, and says it's too early to comment

on what will happen next year. The annual Sham Fight at Scarva

in County Down has seen the traditional win for King William

over the forces of King James. The re-enactment of the Battle

of the Boyne takes place every year on the day after

the Twelfth parades. This year tens of thousands

of visitors, along with the First Minister, Arlene Foster,

watched the actors after a parade The First Minister has been

appointed to the Privy Council. The body fulfils a number of roles,

including providing Arlene Foster says her

appointment is an honour. Radio presenter Colin Murray

says he'll be quitting TalkSport radio station,

after it was The Liverpool fan, who's

from Belfast, said the new relationship between TalkSport

and News Corp-owned paper The Sun Murray made the announcement

on Twitter, and paid tribute to victims of the

Hillsborough disaster. The station was

formerly owned by UTV. Now a look ahead to tomorrow's BBC

Newsline, and we speak to a final-year student

at Queen's University who managed to come top of class

despite going through treatment for testicular cancer

during his last term. Ethan McLaughlin has been given

the all-clear and he says other young men shouldn't be

embarrassed about seeking help It's better to have a definitive

answer than live in a world of possibility and speculation. Your

health, at the end of the day, as I've been reminded by a lot of very

kind and caring family and friends, is the most important thing,

everything else comes second, so if that is something that could be in

jeopardy, it's Better Together campaign Serco than be stressed and

wondering. -- Better Together campaign Sir.

And you can see that report on tomorrow's

We saw some heavy downpours today, the odd one mixed with thunder.

Thankfully the worst is passing, those showers using our way tonight,

so it will end up mainly dry with cool spells although towns will set

around nine or 10 degrees, five or six in the countryside. A better day

tomorrow, dry weather and sunshine, there may the odd light shower

towards the north and north-west but you will be unlucky to catch those,

most places dry and sunny. For much of Britain and Ireland it's dry,

sunshine, just one or two showers around the north of England and

Scotland, breezy towards the north-east but for most of us it's

fine with light winds and warm in the sunshine towards the south.

Fairly decent temperatures for ourselves tomorrow afternoon

although there may be a bit of cloud in the West, even here it will be

fine, highest temperatures towards the east where we hold onto the

sunshine longest. Tomorrow night the ridge of high pressure that gives us

the dry weather clock was away, a weather system moves in with a spell

of rain, once it moves through on Friday, a cloudy and breezy day but

it will be dry for a time and warm and muggy, then another batch of

rain follows on Friday, leaving fresher conditions for the weekend

with light showers. Our next BBC Newsline is at 6:25am

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