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Good evening. This is BBC Newsline.

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And these are the headlines this Monday evening...

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MLAs reject a call for Northern Ireland to get

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special status, when it comes to Brexit.

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Too many unsustainable schools, warns the minister.

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He says there'll have to be closures and mergers.

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A man accused of murdering his friend and putting his body into a

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wheelie bin admits trying to hide the body, but denies killing him.

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The former soldiers struggling to adapt to life

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Injured. And just get left in the dustbin. Rejected. Tributes to

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Anthony Foley, who died suddenly at the weekend.

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More wet weather to come tonight as well.

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MLAs have narrowly rejected a call for Northern Ireland to be granted

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special status, in the event of the UK's withdrawal

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During the debate, the SDLP called on unionists to reconsider

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their refusal to attend the Irish government's civic dialogue

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on Brexit, which is due to convene next month.

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Our Political Editor, Mark Devenport, joins me now.

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This debate was opened by the SDLP leader, Colum Eastwood.

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Colum Eastwood argued that it presents the greatest challenge

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facing Britain and Ireland. He said he didn't believe there would be a

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hard border. He said, eventually, there might have to be a border down

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the middle of the Irish Sea. He was scathing of the executive, accusing

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them of lacking urgency and only writing a letter and waiting for a

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reply from the Prime Minister. We should be kicking the door in the

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British Prime Minister to ensure that the interests of the people of

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Northern Ireland are protected. I don't hear anything coming from the

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British government that would give us any confidence that the issue of

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people here is that the top of their agenda. How did Unionists respond?

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The DUP in particular argued that the whole of the UK took a decision

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to leave and that is how it should be. They pointed out that some

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constituencies he voted to leave and some butter to remain. And they

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ridiculed the idea that they should be treated differently. This is the

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logic of saying that we should divide the country up into certain

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areas. Maybe we should carve off the eastern area of Belfast? And it

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should stay out, but the others should stay in. This is the logic.

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This is the logic that seeks to divide. Where does it end? Does

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London secede from the union to? What are the implications of this

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motion being lost? It was a very narrow defeat. Just

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one single vote lost it. The Ulster Unionist 's quirky. In the

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referendum campaign, they campaigned to stay in the EU. They voted in

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favour of keeping Northern Ireland and the single market. They felt

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like special status was too far. And we now have a situation that whilst

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the majority voted to remain, it could complicate matters that

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representatives here have voted against special status in the

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future. Last month, we had news of a plan

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to amalgamate three post primary

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schools in West Belfast. Now, we've learned of many more

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planned mergers and closures across Northern Ireland

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in the years ahead. Our Education Correspondent,

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Robbie Meredith, is with me. You have a document with you that

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talks about this forecast. Why are we going to see more schools

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close or merge? We have too many schools, with not

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enough pupils. It is not the first time this problem has been

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identified. This rather long document with the latest attempt to

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tackle it. It has been produced by the education authority and other

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bodies to set out where we're going to need fewer schools in future. But

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introducing it in the Assembly today, Peter Weyer seems to indicate

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that we had too many small schools, especially. The area plan confirms

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that in some areas we have too many schools for the number children and

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young people to be able to fill them. In other areas, it highlights

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there are not sufficient places in the right places. Challenge that

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faces almost all of the government district is that we have schools

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that are too small to adequately provide the pupils. And ensure they

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have the opportunity to fill their potential. I will say this again.

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This is something cannot continue. -- --- Peter.

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Which schools are known to be affected? We don't know that yet. We

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do not have names yet. Those factors could include things like the school

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is attracting enough pupils, if it is providing a good education and

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good leadership. If you look at the number of young people forecast to

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be in an area, that is going to be key. This says in the Armagh council

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areas, there is going to be an increase in the number of young

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people. Early next year, we will hear the names of schools that are

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set to close or merge? -- close or merge.

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A large number of schools are facing financial problems.

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The EA says this is about all pupils getting good education. But the

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finances are going to be key. And this has some startling predictions

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in it. It says that 325 primary schools, that is nearly four in ten,

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and 62 post primary schools, that is almost a third, they are going to

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move from a budget surplus this year to eight budget deficit by 2018 or

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2019. And that of the time when the education budget is decreasing. And

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that will save money if they close or merge.

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Still ahead on BBC Newsline before 7:30pm...

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The world superbikes title is just a couple of points of the Ballyclare

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rider Jonathan Rea. -- if you point away.

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A man on trial for murdering his friend and putting the body

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into a bin has admitted telling his former girlfriend

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But, in court today, Stephen Hughes said he was not in his right mind

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when he said he'd killed 40-year-old Owen Creaney

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in Craigavon two years ago.

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They were friends and they used to socialise together. But Stephen

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Hughes, seen here on the left, is accused of murdering Owen Creaney

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and hiding his body in a bin. He died two years ago in July 20 14.

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Two days after being punched and kicked so hard that 15 of his ribs

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were broken. Stephen Hughes is on trial for the murder and in court

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today he admitted telling his ex-girlfriend he had been involved.

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"I Told her... Although Stephen Hughes denies

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murdering his friend, Owen Creaney, he admits he did put his body into a

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wheelie bin. But he insisted on court today he didn't do it alone.

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He said another friend had helped him. 25-year-old should mean boil

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and that she had been the one who attacked him, causing his injuries.

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She too is now on trial and she also denies murder. The two defendants

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have blamed each other. Mark Simpson, BBC Newsline.

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The name of a soldier who fired a shot which claimed the life

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of a teenage boy has been officially disclosed for the first time.

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At a new inquest into the death of Manus Deery in Londonderry

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in 1972, his sister said there was still a stain on his name.

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And she wanted the fresh inquiry to declare him innocent.

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She said the allegation he was carrying a rifle was false.

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Here's our North-West reporter, Keiron Tourish.

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Manus Deery was shot me the 19th 1972. He had been standing in the

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park with a group of friends when a soldier filed from high up on the

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city walls. The Army maintained that the soldier fired at what he thought

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was the gunman. But he missed and the shot ricocheted and injured the

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teenager. The families have always disputed the Army's version of

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events. They believe he was unlawfully killed. I'm hoping they

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will overturn the original inquest. The verdict of it. It was an open

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verdict. And have that changed to unlawful killing. For peace of mind

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for my family and the witnesses and just let Manus rest. I loved my

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brother. He was beautiful. And I will go another 44 years if I have

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to do. On the evening of his death, the 15-year-old was celebrating

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getting his first pay packet after starting work on a local factory two

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weeks earlier. He had left home to go to a local chip shop. But after

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he was shot, Manus Deery was pronounced dead at hospital. In his

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opening address, the council for the coroner said that the soldier who

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fired the shot that killed Manus Deery was no longer entitled to a

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claim for anonymity. They said that sold a was a Mr William Glasgow, who

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was now deceased. The court was also told about a special bronze

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assessment of Manus Deery. He was not a known terrorist. And not known

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to be engaged in terrorist activities. -- special Branch. The

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family say there has never been a proper investigation into the death

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in the original inquest in July 1973 returned an open verdict. The

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inquest continues. Survivors of historical child abuse are calling

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for a ?20 million compensation team for victims in Northern Ireland. It

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would include ?10,000 for each of 524 victims who came forward to big

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historical institutional abuse enquiry. Details were outlined today

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by the survivors and victims of institutional abuse group. Its

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spokesperson says their proposed package could save the public purse

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?10 million in the long term. That is the case -- then they will not be

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seen in court. We know that people going to court, the solicitors will

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make a fortune out of the government. It could go to 200

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million. If they go with this restored -- report, this could save

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millions and millions of pounds. A charity that helps army veterans

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here says it's been dealing with more than 100 who've tried

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to take their own lives. will be raised at

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Westminster tomorrow. And it was the subject

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of a documentary on BBC Radio Ulster yesterday by our reporter,

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Kevin Sharkey. He spoke to some former soldiers

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who are trying to cope Back from Afghanistan, out of the

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Army and struggling to cope with the memories of the battlefield. Some

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veterans have returned home with mental scars, others physical

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wounds. Severed the artery in the net. Lost ?7 of blood into the

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ground. Voice and brain and others. Injured in 2009. I was in Selly Oak

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for two months. I was in a coma for ten days. He was 18 when he went to

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Afghanistan. During his teenage Army service that, he contemplated his

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mortality. You look yourself and think, this could be it. Returning

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home, there were more challenges. Adjusting to show sea life. -- city

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life. What do I do? So I went to do different things. I was crazy for a

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couple of years. And I didn't know what to do. And then I started to

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struggle. Getting somewhere to live. This Army veteran has found a home

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in the last week through this charity. The demand keeps coming.

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PHONE RINGS we have to look at every person that comes through the door,

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not just one. The Afghanistan people particularly was a vicious campaign.

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You have heard some of the stories. But wasn't even the tip of the

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iceberg. The issues raised will be raised in Parliament tomorrow. It is

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an epidemic. I have been bringing this up -- I will be bringing this

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up tomorrow. Veterans here say they are living with the problems daily.

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Everybody thinks that the injuries had died down. They haven't. And I

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come home, it's like nobody really cares. The campaign for better

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services aims to allow them to move on from the past and look to the

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future. Two girls were injured

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when they were hit by a car It happened close

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to St Mary's Primary School One of the girls has been taken

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to Craigavon Area Hospital, where she is said to be

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in a stable condition. The other was taken

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to the Royal Hospital in Belfast. We're told her injuries aren't

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thought to be life threatening. Celebrating half a century of the

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Armagh Pipers Club. A woman has described to

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BBC Newsline how the victim of a shooting was bleeding

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at her front door, asking for help. The man was wounded several times

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in the leg in Poleglass The shooting happened in Glenwood

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Drive on the outskirts of west Belfast. The police are calling it a

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paramilitary style attack. The man was shot just before 8pm last night.

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He then made his way to a nearby house to ask for help. The woman who

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found him said she was left in shock by what she found. He had his hands

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down and there was blood. There was blood on the path. He just said he

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was shot. And then the ambulance came. It came quite quickly. And

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they got him in and took him away. I was actually with my grandson. He is

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only 12. If he'd walked up and seen that, it's not bearable to think

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about, what the kids saw in the street. The police are appealing for

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information. A man in his 20s needed hospital treatment for stab wounds

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after a fight in Belfast city centre earlier today. It is thought he is

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not in a life-threatening condition. A woman also in her 20s was punched

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in the face during the incident. And,staying in Armagh

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for another anniversary, the Armagh Pipers Club is

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50 years old this year. To mark the occasion,

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BBC Two Northern Ireland has on the traditional Irish music

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school starting tonight. Francis Gorman has a preview

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of what's in store. Down the decades, thousands have

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learned music air. It was started in 1966. He wanted to give children the

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opportunity to play and enjoy music. My specific interest in learning and

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playing music did not happen until I went to Edinburgh in 1961. I started

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listening and I was an avid listener about the sound -- thought it was

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really interesting. I didn't know if it was the pipes. Now more pupils

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attend every week. For over 20 years, the school has organised an

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international music festival. I think the festival is a massive

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event. But I think for the younger members of the club it is a massive

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thing. It is a massive thing for the pipers, every November they have a

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lot of the best pipers. Not just in Ireland, but around the world come

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down and perform. The first of three programmes on the pipers club starts

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tonight on BBC Two and I at ten o'clock. -- BBC Two NI.

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The world of rugby has been stunned by the death of Munster's head coach

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and former Irish international, Anthony Foley.

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He was just 42. Tributes have been flooding in from across the world.

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Foley, the Munster head coach,

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in Paris, where his side were due to play Racing 92

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Today, in a statement the IRFU said...

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"The Irish rugby family has lost a special individual.

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"Anthony represented Ireland with distinction.

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"And will be fondly remembered for his contribution

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"in the green of Ireland and the red of Munster".

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Anthony Foley will be remembered as I hard, uncompromising player. With

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great intelligence for the game, it was expected a long coaching career

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would follow. His father and is sister represented Ireland. He

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quickly made his mark at the highest level, going on to win 62 caps for

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his country. But he is best-known for his association with Munster.

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One of the province's most influential figures. He made 200

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appearances in the back row playing career that spanned 15 years. The

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pinnacle came when he lifted the European cup. He would go on to

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coach is beloved of Munster in 2014, a career in its infancy cut

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painfully short. It is the hardest thing to let sink in. He was a

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legend of Irish rugby, a good friend and a great coach. I loved working

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with him. To think I am not going to see him again is surreal. I cannot

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believe it. The most abiding memories are about as absolute

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passion on and off the field to keep the traditions of rugby alive. I

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think he was just a fantastic guy to be around, whether it was the

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pragmatic approach that one games or after the game that he enjoyed as

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well. My time coaching with him was special. I will miss him. His

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passing leaves a huge void in the game across Ireland and beyond, as

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the Rugby world comes to turns with the lost of one of its great.

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Ulster Director of Rugby Les Kiss - who we saw paying tribute there -

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confirmed today that Ruan Pienaar jarred his knee in the 28-13 defeat

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But Ulster have had "positive news" on the injury today.

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And they will know within 48 hours if Pienaar

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Bethany Firth has been taking part in the Heroes Parade today,

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to celebrate the achievements of Great Britain's

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The Seaforde swimmer was celebrating her success in Rio.

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It was great to have everyone out here supporting us. So honoured that

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they got behind us in Rio, even though it is raining and everyone

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was still smiling here. They gave us so much support and we wouldn't be

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here without them. So it is great they came out and cheered us on.

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Jonathan Rea has all but retained his World Superbikes title,

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after the penultimate round in Jerez.

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A second-place finish in Race 2 yesterday means the Ballyclare rider

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just needs two more points in Qatar, in a fortnight's time,

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It is safe to say that Jonathan Rea is adored by the bike fans from back

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home. And they have travelled to Spain in their hundreds to see his

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attempt at the world title. He pushed hard to push his nearest

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rival for the championship. But there wasn't quite enough distance

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between the two team-mates for him to finish off his remarkable year.

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It is close. We can go in a relaxed manner. A lot of my friends and

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family are going. It should be nice because we have worked so hard for

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this. We put it together throughout the season in different conditions

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and it seems right now we are leading by a substantial margin. And

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we have done the best job over the year. To be on the podium at pretty

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much every single track is a great result. It virtually guarantees

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another world crown. The fans are already in the party mood. He has

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put us on the map. He is doing it. He is doing it again. He is a world

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icon, well he should be. He is a world champion. I have never

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experienced anything like this in my life. It is brilliant. I am humbled

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by the support I have had. I'm lucky that people are paving the way of

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motorcycling in Northern Ireland. It makes the hairs on the back of my

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neck stand up. People made the effort to come here. And the

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grandstand was full again with Northern Ireland flag and it is

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something I am happy with. The prospect of having two championships

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to my name is crazy. The official celebrations are on hold for a

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couple of weeks. The Jonathan Rea is pretty certain another championship

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will be his. He's best in the world for a second year in the road. And

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he says he is proud to deliver more success for Northern Ireland.

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The Communities Minister, Paul Givan, today announced

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funding of ?124,000 towards improved safety measures

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Speaking at the announcement at Stormont,

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Race Director Mervyn Whyte welcomed the news.

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And he explained how the money will be spent.

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The bulk of the money will end up going into the safety bills which

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are approved by the government of the sport. And they are around the

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course itself. We carry out risk assessments and they dictate where

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they go. So there will be used for that. And that provides protection

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in a serious incident. It is essential that we give as much

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protection as we can to the competitors and spectators.

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Ballymena United continue to be the form side in local football.

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They defeated league champions, Crusaders,

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David Jeffrey's men, who had beaten Linfield 4-1

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in the League Cup midweek, ran out 2-1 winners.

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You can watch full highlights of all the weekend's action

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Also on the iPlayer and the BBC Sport NI website.

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Ryan Burnett outpointed England's Ryan Farrag

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to defend his British bantamweight title on Saturday.

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The unbeaten Belfast boxer won comfortably

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on a unanimous points decision in Liverpool.

:25:01.:25:05.

Kilcoo beat Scotstown in the preliminary round

:25:06.:25:08.

The Down champions won by one goal and eight points to nine points.

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Angie Phillips has the latest weather news.

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How is it looking? We have had some lovely sunshine in some places.

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Quite a few showers, though. Quite a changeable start the week. If we get

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beyond tomorrow, things will start to settle down. Easing winds

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becoming drier. Some sunshine around. The nights are likely to be

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chilly. That could get some frost and fog. Today, we had that mixture

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of sunshine and showers. The bulk of them were towards the west and

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north. The breeze has brought a fruit towards the east. Lovely gaps

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in between. Lovely blue skies there. You can see the shower was bubbling

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on the horizon. A few did manage to avoid them, you won't for long

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tonight. There will be some clear spells around, but then showery

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rain. More persistent rain to follow through the first part of the night.

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It does not last all night. It will clear away again. By the end of the

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night, clear intervals. Still some showers. The colder air coming in

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behind that rain. Quite chilly even in towns. Rural areas, two or three

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degrees. Some spots could get some grass frost. It is a cold start

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tomorrow. We hold onto that cold wind through the day tomorrow. There

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will be showers around. Hopefully they will ease as we go through the

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course of the day. They could be almost anywhere first thing. They

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will start to go away in most areas. There is a chance we could see them

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continuing towards the north coast and across parts of County Antrim.

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So in that event it might not be all that pleasant. Some bright gaps may

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be. Highs of 1112 degrees. That cold north-westerly wind. It will feel

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quite bitter. Tomorrow night, the breeze easing down. Showers easing

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away as well. Clear spells and bells and a chilly night. These are the

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temperatures. Wednesday, lighter winds and more sunshine. Fewer

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showers. Similar through the rest of the week. That colder nights to

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come. -- but colder nights to come.

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