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weekend, someone's and humidity. -- 22-25. And that is

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A woman's critically injured by a scrambler bike

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Neighbours and friends Adam devastated, as is the whole

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community. They are still in shock. A man in his thirties is charged

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with the rape of a teenage boy. CCTV is to be installed in this

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Londonderry cemetery Bank of Ireland is to close eight

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branches including one in Belleek, Also on the programme: Should

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the Union flag be replaced We've been getting reaction to one

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Tory MP's suggestion. Humbled by part-timers

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in Europe last week - Brendan Rodgers is confident Celtic

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will turn things around tonight. And not as humid tonight when it'll

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also be mainly dry but rain is in A woman remains in a critical

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condition in hospital after she was struck

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by a scrambler bike last night. Two boys aged 15 and 17

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have been arrested. It happened at Colin Glen Forest

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Park on the outskirts of West Belfast, from where we can

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join our reporter Rick Faragher now. It was around this time yesterday

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that this woman was walking her dog beside this lake at Colin Glen on

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the outskirts of West Belfast. On a sunny evening as it was yesterday

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this is a popular place. This mother was enjoying an evening stroll when

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she was struck by somebody using a scrambler bike. Tonight there is

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serious concern for her health as she remains in a critical condition

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in hospital. Colin Glen Forest Park

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on the outskirts of West Belfast is popular with walkers,

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runners and dog owners. The woman is a mother of three young

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children and understood to be She was struck by a scrambler bike

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just before 6pm last night and rushed to hospital

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before undergoing surgery. The parish community will very much

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keep that family, that young mother, that wife, in their prayers in a

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genuine railway in the hope that she recovers from this incident and that

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her husband and children are comforted in their difficult

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moments. Two boys aged 15 and 17

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were arrested last night A local MLA for the area says

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the woman's family are devastated. We have had a lot of people

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contacting us wanting their prayers and thoughts to be passed on for the

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woman and for her wider family, particularly her husband and young

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children. Community workers say this is not

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the first major incident involving motorcycles and quad bikes in Colin

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Glen. Today, a regular user

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of the park agreed. There are quite a few scramblers

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around here, staff around the park try their best to keep them out but

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the perimeter here is enormous, so there is not much they can do. It

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was only a matter of time before this happened. How much do you use

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the spark, how important is it for the area? Every day. It's an amazing

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resource. The road dog walkers, families, it is very popular with

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young families. The officer leading

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the investigation says using machines like scramblers

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is often illegal. If you intend to use them on a road

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for public face, they need the same things as any other vehicle, a

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driving licence for that class of vehicle, a valid insurance

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certificate, a test certificate and number plates and lights and all

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those things that would apply in any other circumstance. The exception to

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this is using such a vehicle on private land with the permission of

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the landowner. This is a live investigation. A woman remains in a

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critical condition and I would appeal to anybody who saw any

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offered bags being used in that park around 6pm last night to please come

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forward with any information. Friends say that this evening

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the women is fighting for her life. Tonight the police have renewed

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their appeal for information. They want to speak to anyone who was in

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the area and saw anyone using a scrambler bike for a quad bike. The

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investigation continues. There were angry outbursts

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in court after a man accused of raping a 16-year-old boy

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was remanded in custody. It followed the assault

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of the teenager beside a park It was here, on a pathway

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through waste ground near the Falls Park in West Belfast,

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that the boy was raped early The details - too graphic

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to broadcast - were read out 39-year-old Gerard Scannell,

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from Ballymurphy Road in West Belfast, was today charged

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with three counts of rape As he was being led from the dock

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after being remanded in custody, relatives of the boy yelled

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obscenities at the accused. Earlier a defence barrister said

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the 39-year-old had consistently denied the allegations when put

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to him during police interviews. There was no application for bail,

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but the prosecution said that it will strongly object

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to bail if an attempt CCTV cameras are to be installed

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in the City Cemetery in Londonderry Relatives who've lost loved ones say

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they're appalled at the anti-social Here's our North-West

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reporter, Keiron Tourish. Pearse Coyle tending to the grave

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of his late wife Myra. He's one of many people shocked

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at the recent spate of vandalism and anti-social behaviour taking

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place in the City Cemetery. It's very hurtful. People and their

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family who passed away, they are at a loss and for anybody to come and

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add to that loss, it's a great her to the family.

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They believe the council move to install CCTV cameras,

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and enlist a private security firm to carry out patrols,

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reflects the lack of respect a small minority have for the cemetery.

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You don't like it but at the same time it has to be done. Some things

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just have to be done. It's just the times we're living in. What do you

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do? It's just terrible. I think it's terrible that this cemetery is a

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sacred place, it should be left. It's not the first time

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the City Cemetery has been In January a controlled explosion

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was carried out on a car after two semi-automatic handguns

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were found inside. That incident provoked

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revulsion across the city. The Bishop of Derry says he hopes

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the installation of CCTV will act as a deterrent to those intent

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on disrupting a sacred place. It's got to be a community response,

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so the message goes out that this is not what decent people do. We want

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to look after the graves of our loved ones and allow those who are

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grieving to go there and not be afraid of what might happen to them

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for their graves, so it is a sad situation that as a limited we can

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rise to the occasion and make sure our graves and very a la after

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Ulster the council said it wanted to reassure the public that all

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appropriate steps are being taken to combat anti-social behaviour, and it

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says the security measures are being renewed on an ongoing basis.

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Still to come before 7pm: We hear from the parents of this little boy,

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as a drug to treat a rare genetic condition is made available

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Bank of Ireland is to close eight branches which could see up to 54

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But it says there'll be no compulsory jobs losses.

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It comes as the number of people claiming unemployment related

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benefits in Northern Ireland has fallen to its lowest

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Our economics and business editor John Campbell is here.

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What can be read into the unemployment figures? Unemployment

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there has been falling for at least three years so it has been a good

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downward trend, that rate has begun to slow in the last few months but

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we can look at the figures and see that in June the number of people

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claiming unemployment benefits was done to 36,700, the first time since

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Christmas 2008 that the numbers have been allow 37,000, so improving, and

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the other figure for unemployment stands at 5.9%, so still

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significantly of the UK rate. While an icon Ireland closing days

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branches? This is a trend affecting the whole banking industry, people

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did not go to branches so much because we use our phones or online

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and banks are looking to cut costs. Banks in Northern Ireland have

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fallen by 30% since 2010, so Bank of Ireland are making these closures in

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quite a wide geographical spread, in Castlereagh, Draperstown, Antrim,

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Castlederg Ards, mascara and Donegal Square South, but perhaps the most

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interesting closure is in the league, which will be the closure of

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the last branch in town -- in Belleek.

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Belleek is busy with business, but soon people here will have to go

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There used to be three banks in the town.

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Now one is a pub and another a beauticians.

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The bank had already cut the number of hours this branch was open, with

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a counter service only available three days a week.

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Business owners say they were given assurances when the service

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was reduced and have accused the Bank of Ireland of breaking

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We saw them reduce their days for cash a few years ago and we thought

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that might have reduced any chance of it happening, but that was just

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the test-bed, in hindsight, to see if there was any need for the branch

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to be there. When the bank was contacted today,

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businesses were told that even the future of the hole-in-the-wall

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machine could not be guaranteed. This branch is believed to have

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around 5000 customers, who will have to travel

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to Enniskillen to if they want to do It raises issues from security to

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getting changed to making lodgement and it wasn't end there. People with

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personal accounts, elderly people, this means a QR, round-trip to do

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our banking from now on. That is not usable and that people of Belleek

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will not sit back and take this, we will fight it to the bitter end. We

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need a bank here. It is a service we cannot do without.

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The bank says it's responding to more customers using online

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and mobile banking, but many in this rural community will miss the more

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personal way of doing their banking with someone they know.

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The new Secretary of State has told the House of Commons the continued

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use of the Common Travel Area between Northern Ireland

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and the Republic will be a "priority issue ".

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James Brokenshire was making his first appearance

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at Northern Ireland Questions following his appointment last week.

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Watching was our political correspondent Gareth Gordon.

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Northern Ireland's 19th Secretary of State began by paying tribute

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to his predecessor, who watched from the back benches.

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The first question was about the proposed North-South

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Our understanding is that Sinn Fein is one of the biggest

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objectors to this and does he agree with me

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their lack of understanding of simple economics?

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He was more comfortable when asked about a border poll.

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I have been quite straightforward in relation to the issue of the border

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poll. The conditions are set out clearly in relation to the Belfast

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Agreement and I do not think those conditions have been met.

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He campaigned to remain in the European Union,

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I think now is the time to come together, to work together to secure

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that positive future for Northern Ireland as part of the UK outside

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the EU. Will he come back to this house in the autumn and tell us why

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his predecessor and the Northern Ireland Office have been so badly

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prepared for Brexit? He let that one go,

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and gave this pledge. The Common Travel Area and the issue

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of the border is at the forefront of my agenda. I recognise, as the

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Republic of Ireland recognises, the benefits we get, not just about the

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movement of people also goods and services, and I did not want to see

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a return to the borders of the past. But even new Secretaries

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of State know their place. The biggest cheer of the day was not

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for him but for the arrival Now, another matter raised

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during Northern Ireland questions in Parliament today was the idea

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of a unity flag. An English MP asked if any

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consideration has been given to adopting the cross of St Patrick

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to represent all communities They are potent symbols of identity

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and culture here, used to mark In fact, it's the job

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of a new commission What consideration has been given

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to adopting the cross of St Patrick as a unity flag for all communities

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representing Northern Ireland? The issue of flags

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in Northern Ireland Any change in the existing

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arrangements would require Well, this is what the flag

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of St Patrick, also known It's actually part of the Union

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flag, but it's already been accepted as an agreed

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symbol on the PSNI badge. It's a wee bit English looking. What

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about a shamrock on it? I think it needs the red hand. Do you think if

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you put a red hand on that it would be more inclusive? The red hand is

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Ulster in both traditions, nobody could object to a red hand. It's

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fine, it's OK, it's very dull and... I like my red, white and blue flag.

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So this suggestion in the Commons didn't get the flag -- the thumbs

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up. It seems a flag for all is still some way off.

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Well, it's nearly four weeks since the UK voted to leave the EU.

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So how much closer are we to knowing how Ireland - north and south -

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Our Dublin correspondent Shane Harrison has

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On a sunny day it's hard to imagine what the post Brexit future for the

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Republic may be. If not gloomy, certainly uncertain. It's estimated

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that trade between the two states is worth over a vision euro a week.

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What might happen to that? There can be no answers to that for many other

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questions until the British begin negotiations and set out their

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stall, but the director-general of the British Irish Chamber of

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Commerce, which employs businesses employing over 2 million people,

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says there are already consequences from the boat. We are inundated with

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queries from UK firms who say they need to know they can have a base in

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an EU country which can trade with the EU without parts, and they need

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to know they are working with a country with the same language and

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legal system and is committed to being in the EU. People here know it

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is not just trade that has the Irish government worried. There's also the

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future of the Common Travel Area that predates both states joining

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the EU. Last week in Berlin did German Chancellor reminded the

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Taoiseach that Ireland was only one of 27 countries the EU would be

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negotiating for. Never mind this week's Hockley border poll, Mr Kenny

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has been playing up the importance of the land border in the peace

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process as part of Irish concerns. It's a fragile entity and cannot be

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taken for granted and a central part of the discussions that will take

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place irrespective of the other, of the Brexit decision. Northern

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Ireland is also much on the minds of the enough oil. Despite thinking

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Enda Kenny was slightly candid in floating the idea of an All-Ireland

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transit form without consulting the DUP, many still believe there is

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merit in some form of consultation. We established the Civic Forum which

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is permitted under the Good Friday Agreement. Let's look at the

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All-Ireland forum to look at the areas of interest and concern and

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work together. That may be for the future but nearly four weeks after

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the result, nobody is any the wiser as to what the post Brexit world

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will look or feel like. The Health Minister Michelle O'Neill

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has announced that a drug to treat a particular form of Duchenne

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muscular dystrophy is to be made available to patients

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in Northern Ireland. A seven-year-old boy from Limavady

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is one of those who'll benefit. His parents say they are "over

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the moon", having campaigned for years for the drug

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to be administered here. They've been talking

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to our health correspondent, I'm the superhero, not you! It's

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been a good day for superheroes, especially for Cal on the casting,

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who lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. His family learnt today

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he will be able to access a specialist drug on the health

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service after years of lobbying politicians. It was a very good

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surprise and hopefully it won't take long to filter through soap Cal can

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receive the drug. Around 70 people here suffer from the strain of

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muscular dystrophy, a genetic condition which causes the muscles

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to stop working. As Callum's present -- parents tell me, taking the drug

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before the age of ten can prevent a life in a wheelchair. On a bad day

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he is tired, she can't talk, if he wants to go to the withered he would

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have to be carried, he takes steroids every day, he takes a

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tablet to counteract the steroids, he takes heart medication. How the

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drug will benefit the lives of just seven local boys who were eligible.

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With Duchenne your muscles form a honeycomb structure that lets you

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will easily, but that fades away and becomes the slight HLA. This drug

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provides protein to give strength to your muscles, when boys are playing

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with their friends. The move could cost the health service around 100

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those in homes per patient a year. If these drugs and that people they

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will be provided to them, so that is something I could quickly turn

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around. With a so-called wonder drug on its way, hopefully it is a bright

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future ahead for this wonder boy. Good luck to him.

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Brendan Rodgers has his first competitive home game in charge

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of Celtic this evening and he's under a little bit of pressure.

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The Scottish champions were embarrassed in Gibraltar last

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week losing 1-0 to part-timers Lincoln Red Imps in

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Despite coming in for a barrage of criticism, Rodgers remains

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confident that Celtic will turn things around

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I don't take any notice of it, to be young. I didn't see so much of it,

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my only focus is for the players. If you lose a game like that against a

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team that maybe you were expected to win, it's always a disaster, not for

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me, of course, we were disappointed that the most important thing is to

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get through. If we had one 1-0 last week it would still have been a

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disaster. As we continue our countdown

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to the Rio Olympic Games, Four local fighters have been

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selected for Brazil. Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan

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are familiar faces, both having won bronze medals

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in London four years ago, but this is a maiden Games

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for Ballymena man Stephen Donnelly Here's Nigel Ringland with BBC

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Newsline's latest instalment He is known as the wee rooster,

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Brendan Irvine, the Belfast flyweight who earned his place in

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Rio via the European qualifying composition. It's not long before he

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makes his Olympic debut in a sport where Ireland expects metals. It's

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all getting real, it's close to the stage we fly out and we have dad

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there and the training we have put in has been phenomenal. Training

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alongside Paddy and the rest of the team has been hard, we all pull

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ourselves together and help ourselves through. Stephen

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Donnelly's career was almost put off after he was sent home in disgrace.

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I was young and stupid, as you get older you get wiser, I have learned

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from my mistakes and I use it as my motivation when training to go

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further and further. Taking that time out of boxing, it's a hard game

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and I was out of the game for two years, getting back to full fitness

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to nearly a year but I work hard for a year to get up to that level and

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then one Irish and Ulster seniors and went from strength to strength.

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This Ireland boxing squad includes Michael Conlan and Paddy Barnes, men

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who have won medals and inspired rookies around them. It brings

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everything to the squad, the laughter, the training, I couldn't

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picture being without them because they bring you on in training and

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you were always learning of them, so it's great to have them around. For

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boxers from Northern Ireland will go to Rio and all of them have a shot

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at gold. The boxers have arrived in Rio today

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and we'll hear from Paddy Barnes That's the sport tonight. Time for

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the weather. What is in store? All changed today, temperatures quite a

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bit down on yesterday especially towards the West where we saw highs

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10 degrees lower. A weather front moved in last night to bring showery

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rain, if you thunder storm 's and this lightning strike was captured

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at the North Coast last night. Over the piracy, some thundery clouds.

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The mechanism that brought those clouds was the cold front, it moved

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away across Scotland today, severe thunderstorms there, behind at a

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disappointing hang back of cloud and showery bits and pieces but we have

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breaks towards the West, so we will see a little brightness in the

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evening in places and showers fizzling away. Tonight it stays

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mainly dry with clear spells, not as warm and humid as last they, much

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more comfortable for sleeping, temperatures around 12 or 13

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degrees. Tomorrow the weather is heading back to normal, another

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weather front moving in from the south and that will bring

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increasingly unsettled conditions but not a bad start to the day, a

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fair amount of dry weather and a hint of brightness towards the east

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and North Coast. It may stay dry there until early afternoon but then

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the clouds are thickening up, spells of rain moving into the West and

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South and moving north through the afternoon and evening and we are

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likely to get heavy bursts of rain. It could be an thousand for the

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evening rush hour. Temperatures around 18 or 20 degrees. Those

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showers linger into tomorrow evening, then fade away to leave a

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dry night. Temperatures not too bad on Friday isn't looking like a bad

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day, it looks as though apart from the odd shower we will have a lot of

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pride weather, some sunny spells. Variable cloud in the weekend, some

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showers but hopefully some drier spells as well.

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Join me, Katie Derham, as I don my dancing shoes once again

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to take to the floor with the Strictly professionals.

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