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most high-profile Islamist preacher has been convicted of inviting

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support for This is BBC Newsline and these

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are the headlines this Tuesday evening: A controversial bonfire

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and a bomb attack on a police patrol An inquiry after a gun's found

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in the Police Ombudsman's office. Michael Conlan hits out after defeat

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in the Olympics. They have robbed me of something I have trimmed off all

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my life. But a sailor wins a silver medal.

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House prices are up - but sales are down.

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What does that mean for you if you're buying or selling?

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And a weather front will soon move in to spoil the sunny picnic.

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There's been widespread condemnation of a pipe bomb attack on a police

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It happened close to a controversial bonfire in the Bogside.

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Hundreds cheer watching on as the bonfire, standing over a 20 foot

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high, is late. It has been a controversial issue in recent weeks,

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with some residents fearing it would spark anti-social behaviour. Crowds

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watch on and the mood seems celebratory. At odds with the

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security alert the PSNI they began last night after a pipe bomb was

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thrown at a police patrol. This morning, this is the scene. Small

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grocers and debris litters the street. Wood and glass lay strewn

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across the road. This bonfire still burns, much like the issues that

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surround it. It is something that deeply divides this community and

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there is some anger in the area. People feel threatened and

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vulnerable. There is a lot of anger there, yes. People are seeing it is

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a disgrace, the way the community has been left. There has been

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widespread condemnation of the attack on police, which happened

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near by. And against the burning of union flags and Sinn Fein election

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posters. Some political representatives are blaming

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dissident republicans for a leading young people astray. Without a

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shadow of a doubt. The dogs in the street are aware of the connected

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thread between farmer and a community, anti-social behaviour,

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like this, and this kind of organisations. Sinn Fein posters

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were on this bonfire. Is that perhaps an indication that you have

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lost touch with people? Not at all. It is not the first time a Sinn Fein

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bolster was on a bonfire. That incitement to hatred we need to deal

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with that with that in that context. One local councillor, however, says

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that younger people in the area have been forgotten about. By

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nationalists and Republican politicians. This is not only a

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mistrust of the police, this is of political representatives and

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community representatives. There is a massive disconnect from the young

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people of this area do what they would see of the establishment and

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they have rebelled. A clean-up operation is now underway. It will

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finish, no doubt, long before this debate has ended.

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It's been another day of high drama in the boxing ring in Rio

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at the Olympic Games as Team Ireland's last hope

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for a medal in the sport ended in controversy.

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Stephen Watson joins us live from Brazil.

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Donna, good evening. Michael Conlan from Belfast, an Olympic bronze

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medallist at London 2012, was team Ireland's big gold medal hope here

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in the ring in the Rio. He is a European and world champion and

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seeded number one in his division. But today, his Olympics ended in

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upset. He was visibly shaken and shocked after a tough quarterfinal

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against a Russian opponent. His anger then turned to anger, because

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he was very critical and outspoken about the judging. All three

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officials, says Michael Conlan, lost the fight. He and his team

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completely disagree. It was a result unpopular with most

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people who watched the fight in the arena. Michael Conlan's Olympic

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dream lay in tatters. He lost the bruising three round contest against

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his Russian opponent on a unanimous decision. And then the Belfast man

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vented his frustration at the judges afterwords. They stole my Olympic

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dream. They have robbed me of something I have dreams of all my

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life. I wanted to be a two-time Olympic medallist plus champion and

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Drury that was robbed of May. The final hurdle for me getting an

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Olympic medal. I have always said I was going to be Olympic champion,

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today I feel it has been robbed of me. So I am distraught. So very

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unhappy with the judging here today? Unhappy?! I have been unhappy with

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the judging throughout the whole competition. So... It is what it is.

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I have been robbed of my dream. Michael's father is also his coach

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and the decision left him very angry. I thought we won that fight

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clearly. First round we destroyed the guy, middle to long-distance

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love the plan. I don't know what the judges are looking at, what kind of

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API looking at. I can't even speak. It is stinking. What are you going

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to try to say to Michael to get him over this disappointment? You don't

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need to be around these people. These people are no good. You know,

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they have no shame there, standing there with no shame. How on God 's

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name could you score that? Even one round, maybe, but 3-0 down? No

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chance. I will probably lose my job over this but I don't care. I will

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never box amateur again. Why should he? So, it team Ireland boxers

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qualified for these games go home empty-handed. -- eight team Ireland

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boxers. So, Michael Conlan's amateur career

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looks like it has come to a close in a fairly unsatisfactory and

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unsavoury manner. These games started with one side are failing a

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drugs test and the other seven have all been beaten. Boxing is team

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Ireland's most successful ever sport at the Olympics. No doubt the

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microscope will now be turned on the sport to see what exactly has gone

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wrong. Elsewhere for a team Ireland today there has been better news,

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with a silver medal in there. I will be back later in the programme with

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use of that, Donna. -- with a silver medal in sailing.

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You're watching BBC Newsline, still to come on the programme:

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Conflict at the castle - Stormont's accused of an act

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of vandalism at one of Fermanagh's most historic buildings.

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An investigator with the Police Ombudsman resigned

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from his job days after an internal inquiry was launched

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following the discovery of a gun and ammunition in his office.

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The items had been examined as part of an investigation into a shooting

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Our Home Affairs Correspondent Vincent Kearney reports.

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An investigator working for the police ombudsman got quite a shock

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when he opened a filing cabinet belonging to a colleague in June.

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Inside, he found a police handgun and ammunition. They had been seized

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nine years ago as part of an investigation into a shooting

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involving police officers in the Dundonald area of Belfast. The

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procedures under which the ombudsman operates mean that after the gun and

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bullets were examined, they should have been returned to an evidence

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store. That obviously did not happen. The ombudsman has confirmed

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to the BBC that after they were discovered in a member of staff's

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filing cabinet, an investigation was launched immediately. It is

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understood that member of staff had worked for the office since it

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opened 16 years ago. In a statement, the police Mannesmann's office said

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the gun and ammunition were among items were seized at the end

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incident in January 2007, when police fired shots at this car,

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which they believed to have been stolen. The gun found in the office

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had not been fired during that incident. The ombudsman's statement

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said the person being investigated no longer works for the office. It

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is understood he resigned from his position shortly after being

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informed that an internal investigation had been launched.

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When contacted by the BBC, Steve insisted that he had not breached

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any procedures and that the handgun and ammunition had been stored in a

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secure cabinet. He also insisted he had been planning to retire for some

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time and that his decision to leave his job when he did was not

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connected to the discovery of the items, or the fact that an

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investigation had been launched. This incident is embarrassing for

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the police ombudsman, who conduct investigation into complaints of

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wrongdoing against police officers. Whatever the outcome of the police

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investigation, the ombudsman cannot take any action against the employee

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because he longer works for them. -- no longer.

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The 60-year-old man who died following a crash involving

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a tractor on the Hilltown Road in County Down was

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One other vehicle was involved in the collision yesterday evening.

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Meanwhile, a teenage boy is still critically ill

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He was cycling on the Brians Well Road in Poleglass yesterday

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A Stormont department responsible for the care and upkeep of historic

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monuments has been accused of carrying out an act

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of vandalism at a castle in County Fermanagh.

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Tully Castle is a popular visitor attraction.

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The hedge in the formal garden has been ripped up and the gate leading

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Here's our South West reporter Julian Fowler.

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The plantation castle was destroyed in the rebellion of 1641. A formal

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garden with box hedges, herbs and flowers was restored about 30 years

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ago, but now it all so in ruins. Tourists have also found the gate to

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the interior of the castle locked. We brought some friends over for the

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day to show off the lovely castle but unfortunately it is locked in

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the gardens are gone bust of it is a bit of a shame, because it was

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absolutely stunning the last time we were here. A little bit disappointed

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to find it is not open until four that the gardens are not here any

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more. The way we remember them. The castle appears on tourist brochures

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and businesses are angry at what has happened. It looked very well for us

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for marketing at this end of the manor, and, as I say, you can say we

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are now left with nothing. If this history is lost, we will that end up

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in trying to maintain our heritage in Northern Ireland? Part of that

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history has a dark side. When Protestant settlers for refugee in

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1641, 16 men and more than 60 women and children were massacred on

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Christmas Day. They are not mentioned anywhere. There is no

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plaque or memorial to them. I sort of figured that the castle in the

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state that it was in was a fitting reminder and memorial to them. And

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how would you describe what has now been done? It is... Vandalism. The

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castle is cared for by the Department fought and it is. A

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spokesperson said the garden had become over mature and the

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vegetation needed to be removed. This was not done, they said, to

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save costs and it would be replaced by lawns of it was decided this was

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more authentic. They added that the inside of the castle is open for

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four hours on Sundays, during the summer. Local people say that

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locking the castle and digging up the garden has created a negative

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image for visitors to this part of four manner.

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New government figures on the Northern Ireland housing

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market show a big drop in the number of sales in the run-up

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Transactions hit a three-year low - but at the same time prices rose,

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as our business correspondent Julian O'Neill reports.

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The data covers April, May and June and shows upward price movement

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compared to the previous three months of the growth. The average

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property rose by around ?3000, largely in keeping with the pattern

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of the last three years of modest rises. They, we have still got a

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huge gap to close from where the peak of the market was in 2007,

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could be generations before that is reached. But we are slowly but

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surely coming up the kerb. But there is no point lead in terms of house

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price rises, just a small pockets. Overall, between the first and

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second quarters of this year, prices increased by almost 4%. The average

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property in Northern Ireland is worth ?123,000, by far the cheapest

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in the UK. But sales volumes are down, just over 4000 transactions in

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quarter two, that is a drop of 28% on the previous quarter. So, a less

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busy market but one in which deals are still being done. We had about

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four viewings in one week, which was unbelievable! We then had a couple

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of people interested and they placed bids, and we finally have accepted

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an offer last week. An Ulster University report last week pointed

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to a volatile housing market caught up in the economic uncertainty

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surrounding Brexit. And that could explain fewer sales.

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Today's statistics only go up as far as the end of June, so they tell us

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nothing about the outcome of the referendum did to house prices. That

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will not become clear until quarter to three's data is released, and

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that will not be until November. Still to come before

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7pm: How a local bakery is supplying a taste of home

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for the Polish community here. There's been a big fall

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in blood donations. The Northern Ireland Blood

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Transfusion Service says the number of new donors has dropped by 36%

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over the last ten years. Catherine Morrison's

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been finding out why. That a drop of 36% in the new donors

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coming forward is pretty worrying, and here are some other statistics.

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The blood transfusion statistics and needs a thousand new donors to come

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through every year. That equates to 150 per week. And here is why. The

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people in Northern Ireland received blood transfusions every hour. That

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is a lot of lives saved thanks to the generosity of blood donors. --

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three people. Some of them have been year-to-date giving blood. Such as

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temples of your recovering with a cup of tea and biscuits. With a

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pimple? It was not painful at all. It was absolutely fine, very

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straightforward. You're very well looked after and all of the blood

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transfusions centres in the north, the staff are very professional and

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caring and it is very simple and straightforward and very worthwhile.

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You have been doing this for 30 or 40 years now, why did you start

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donating blood in the first place? I used to drive home of the road and

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CD signs for the transfusion servers at the Methodist Hall and just

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wanted to give something back and I just wanted to play a small part in

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the whole procedure things. Well, Tim is in all hand at donating blood

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but really, Paul, it is new donors that you now need to appeal to? It

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is indeed. We have to future proof the service by getting more new

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donors to come forward. Anyone aged between 17 and 65 years of age, if

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they are reasonably healthy, should be able to roll to give blood. Now,

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there is only 6% of the eligible population in Northern Ireland

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actually does give blood, so there is a lot of people out there who

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could come forward to give. What is putting people off? What are you

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putting this down to? Life has got busier and it has got more digital.

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Also, even the likes of tattoos. That have become very, very popular

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in Northern Ireland over the last number of years. And if you have a

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tattoo, you cannot give God, but for a period of time, up to a year. --

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you cannot give blood for a period of time. That is why people don't

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come forward. Also there is a bit of complacency as well. People will be

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listening to this and saying it is a good idea to give blood and will do

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a lot of good and "I must do it next week, next month, next year." We ask

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them to please do it now. Thank you very much for joining us today. If

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you have been inspired by what you're bearing, you can find out

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much more as I does online and the blood transfusion website.

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The Secretary of State James Brokenshire says he acknowledges

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there are special circumstances for Northern Ireland which will have

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to be taken into account during the government's negotiations

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He was speaking during a visit to Bushmills as he started a two

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week tour canvassing public opinion on Brexit.

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I think that there are particular factors here in Northern Ireland.

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Busy with the land border that is a very relevant issue on why we have

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had that focus, why am sure we will continue to see those discussions

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with the Irish Government, about the Common travel area. Ensuring that we

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do not return to the borders of the past. But I know there are other

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factors here, the importance of agriculture, the single electricity

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market, and there will be other cases as well. But it is also

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important how we project Northern Ireland. The opportunities that we

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have. The growing number of Polish people

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in Northern Ireland has encouraged businesses to cater to the needs.

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One bakery here is importing raw materials into Northern Ireland

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And its finding that there's an even wider market.

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It is hard physical work producing bread and there's bakery operates

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six 60 a week. They work out what their customers need and deliver the

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next morning. For the Polish market we can deliver around 700 loaves per

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night. It all depends. Monday is the most busy day because it is after

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the weekend. And steady Freddie is not busy day, because people order

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44 Saturday and Sunday. -- Freddie is another busiest day. Sector

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employs 14, mostly other Polish nationals, to bake the bread. I had

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to work really hard to get into the market, to get into the shops. And

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basically get that chance from shop owners to get my bread on the shelf.

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He says Polish bread is different because it is stone baked, users

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Polish ingredients and a sourdough. That is what brings the taste of

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home to people living here. That mixing, baking, slicing and

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packaging went on until three o'clock this morning, and then

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Victor got in his van and delivered that bread to shops across Northern

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Ireland, like this Polish supermarket in Belfast. This chain

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of five shops believes using a local supplier makes good business sense.

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Having a local supplier shortens the time of delivery, so we can have

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fresh bread coming. And also from other breads that might not be from

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a local supplier, is something was to go wrong, for it to spoil or a

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loss, we can always rely on local suppliers to provide the product for

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us in a very short notice. But local produce is not good enough when it

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comes to spuds. They are imported from Poland. Victor left school at

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15 and worked in Italy and Germany before ending up in Northern

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Ireland. In his spare time, he is also a Tyler. School was not a good

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thing for me. I choose work. Hard work.

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We've heard about the drama in the Olympic boxing

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but there was better news from the sailing in the past hour.

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Yes, four years ago Annaliese Murphy was left in tears

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when she finished fourth in the Laser Radial sailing,

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having led the class for most of the Games.

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In the past hour she's clinched a silver medal for Team Ireland.

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And there could yet be more medals to come in the sailing

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from another crew battling in the Men's 49er class.

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She began today both Mac medal race knowing that just as in London four

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years ago she had a matter within her grasp. She started in bronze,

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with only sailors from the Netherlands and Denmark ahead of.

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She also had a strong start, and the battles and developed alongside

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Danish rival. Finishing ahead guaranteed her a silver medal, a

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fitting way to erase the memory of her London 2012 disappointment. This

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time four years ago I had just finished fourth and it was the

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hardest day of my life but I said that I was going to come back and

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try to get a medal, so to actually go and do it is just incredible! I

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am really happy. I don't know whether I am laughing or crying! But

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it is just... I was just so happy with how Isil does become that last

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race I just put everything together really well and I am over the moon.

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Meanwhile, in the 49er class, team Ireland could add to their whole.

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The men began six overall today in a tight contest that could see them

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contesting Thursday both Mac medal race.

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They have currently slipped to 12, but little pig at the success that

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they deserve. The new Pro 12 season gets underway

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next month and Ulster Rugby have been parading their new bigname

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signings, including two international stars

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from the Southern Hemisphere. No matter what short years on,

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Ulster's new marquee player is quickly adapting to life is the

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centre of attention and northern Ireland. 50 months after signing,

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the kiwi is finally an Ulster man. It feels like it has been a long

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time coming but to be here right now is good. The welcome has been very,

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very warm and, I guess, the people here, the club, the players have

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made my transition very easy. A man in demand, the 24-year-old spent

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last season at English premiership side wasps and was asked to prolong

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his stay in London. It was tempting but I guess, you know, the

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commitment I made earlier was always to come to this club and I felt like

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it was a huge character test for me and it was one that I was happy to

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commit and be a man of my word to come here. Joining Charles is

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another southern hemisphere star, but after knee ligament in April,

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the South African's debut will not be until the New Year. I must

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commend Ulster. Through the tough period of that time, they said no

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worries. They will come here and we have me and fix me. It has given me

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a lot of confidence. If all goes well, we are aiming a January. It

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was very disappointing, but I am not want to make my debut earlier, but I

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would rather be 100% fit than 70%. Big names with big reputations.

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Ulster's season kicks off in just over two weeks.

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And the Welsh dragons are Ulster's first opposition. Just before I

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leave you in Rio tonight, some breaking news surrounding that story

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about Michael Conlan's controversial defeat. In the boxing ring. The

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sport's governing body have issued a statement saying that there will be

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absolutely no chance of that decision being overturned. They know

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there are concerns about the judging and they will review the footage to

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assess the performance of their judges, but as for now, no decision

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will be overturned and Michael Conlan's Olympic dream of winning

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goal here in Rio is sadly over. Angie Phillips has

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the latest weather forecast. Yes, hello, good evening. Changes

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are underway but we are still enjoying the sunshine after what was

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a glorious day. Some fairly decent and because of. If we take a look at

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the satellite picture, apart from some cloud over eastern parts of

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England, sunny skies across many parts of the country. We are casting

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an eye towards the west, this weather front that is going to be

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edging its way into waters, bringing that to change as we head into

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tomorrow. I hope you enjoy that that sunshine, we did get off to a misty

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start over some hilly areas but once the SunGard higher commonly mist

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burned off, leaving plenty of navy blue skies in many places, such as

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here. Plenty of people out there enjoying that sunshine. But this

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actually was not the warmest spot. They had a bit of an onshore breeze

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along the east coast, with the highest ever drifting towards the

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north and west, getting up to 23, 20 4 degrees. After that one day, a

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fine, balmy evening to come. Still a lot of dry weather at this point.

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Through the night, a bit more acquired starting to edging on that

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breeze and it made bridges the odd shower and rumble of thunder. We are

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still looking at more dry and wet weather through tonight. -- it made

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bridges. Maybe 12 or 13 in the countryside. Tomorrow, it is going

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to be a different day. That weather front moves on to bring spells of

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rain. After what will be a dry start first thing, maybe even a bit of

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brightness towards the east, but it will not be long before the cloud

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gathers. Persistent rain pushing them towards the West with a risk of

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some thunder mixed in. Some heavy bursts. That rain just edges of sway

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towards the eastern counties in the afternoon. Lunch such a great end to

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the day and tempter is not as high with a lack of sunshine. -- not such

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a great end. That rain continues into tomorrow night, before starting

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to ease away. Ended Thursday, at least above Maguire, is not rather

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cloudy. It looks as though we have more wet and windy weather heading

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on Friday.

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