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down. Remember it could be even disruptive.

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We did not want to hear that. That is all from

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You're watching BBC Newsline and these are the headlines

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A chaotic day at Stormont with walkouts and recriminations

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as the Assembly is recalled to discuss the controversial

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I am at parliament buildings where Arlene Foster has survived a vote of

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no confidence of the Schools Minister remains defiant despite

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tensions with partners in government. In an era. It will be

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staying here to fulfil because that has been placed in me and make sure

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this whole mess has been cleared up and that is my priority is. I made

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it clear that under no circumstances the statement made by the First

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Minister could not be considered a statement on behalf of the Executive

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office for the personal statement on behalf of the leader of the DUP. We

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will hear from opposition parties of analysis on Mark Devenport.

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Also on the programme this evening...

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17,000 primary school children are given the wrong scores

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A cold night tonight with temperatures in some

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Ice and freezing fog an issue on the roads.

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Today at Stormont started with the very bonds that hold it

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together melting under the heat generated by the eco-friendly

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There was chaos in the Assembly chamber over Arlene Foster's

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decision to make a statement on the flawed heating scheme

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without the support of her partner in office Martin McGuinness.

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He had warned there would be grave consequences.

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But this evening the crisis appears to be averted.

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BBC Newsline's Tara Mills is at Stormont.

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Thanks, Donna, today's events at Stormont have been described

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as a pantomime and a farce - there was even a mention of clowns.

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But given the amount of money involved in the renewable heating

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In a moment we'll hear from the DUP, Sinn Fein and some

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But first our Political Correspondent Stephen Walker charts

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This is the moment the DUP the game ourselves alone, Arlene Foster 's

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picking in the chamber to just party's MLAs. Other parties in what

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felt in focus after the figures prove that he would allow the First

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Minister to make a statement that did not have the authority of

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earlier Stormont witnessed a stand-off in the chamber as

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proceedings became filed down on points of order. If left to raise

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voices and the Government. Where do you have the authority to save the

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Executive office make two statements. You have a duty to

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explain that to the health and the people of Northern Ireland. Outside

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the chamber of many had these figures are often new contender

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sites. I believe that if you look at what has happened in recent months

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in terms of the speaker's involvement with Charter NI and what

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he has done to date that his position is very close to untenable.

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I would ask them to reflect over Christmas as to whether he is the

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right man to lead the chamber in 2016 to 2017. There was further

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criticism of the speaker. It cannot be described as is anything but a

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farce Boufal and Assembly together to hear a ministerial statement and

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then not to have a ministerial statement and to have a personal

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statement for which there is no authority in standing orders to

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recall details. Arlene Foster of the she was sorry the RHI scheme did not

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contain cost control measures, in matters of the deepest political

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threat of a time. The state of the FDL these percent of their motion to

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exclude her as First Minister for six months. Sinn Fein's full motion

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was ruled out of order that the sticker. Arlene Foster made it clear

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she would not be stepping aside as he rounded on those little emotion.

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We have here is by television. Not by the appropriate authorities. We

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have facts in this regard in a fevered quest to fill my fellows. We

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have nothing more than shameful -- shameful political opportunism. The

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central charges against me today haven't even been considered any

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independent and investigation for that matter let alone decided upon.

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But for some her explanation has not been good enough. The only thing we

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can be sure of is that we have not heard the truth, the full truth,

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instead we have had anything but the truth. And there was criticism from

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Sinn Fein said the DUP have misjudged the public mood. I am

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embarrassed standing here and listening to the debate. Losing the

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run of yourselves. This issue is about public confidence. Klara

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Sugden said allegations of corruption made her sick but said it

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was premature to ask the First Minister to step down. My confidence

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in the First Minister or indeed lack of confidence would be based on

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substantiated intermission, not allegations manifested in the media.

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If Arlene Foster faced criticism from opposition benches there was

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plenty of support from her own side. Arlene Foster is a leader and

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leaders walked towards the problem, they don't walk away like others do,

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when apathy at the jetty the, they walk away. Arlene Foster will be

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watching nowhere. In the air and 39 MLAs voted to exclude Arlene Foster.

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36 voted against. Sinn Fein didn't vote but it was all academic because

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the motion fell because it didn't get cross community support.

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Sinn Fein started the day warning of dire consequences

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if Arlene Foster went ahead with her speech in the Chamber.

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Our Political Editor Mark Devenport has been speaking to

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the Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness.

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We need a robust, independent investigation into what is the

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biggest financial scandal that any of us have witnessed in a long time

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regarding the RHI scheme. We need a credible working relationship

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between Simon Hamilton and Martina Muller are not an instruction but

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what I would do if I was in the summer stuck themselves to her, and

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that was to number one, except a robust and dependent investigation

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but I would stand aside for what I think will be a short period to

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allow the investigation to come up with an interim report. I do and she

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went ahead with her statement, is that damage the joint names of and

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the stats that would be been anything but indicated an action on

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behalf of herself either as leader of the DUP or, depending on

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thinking, as First Minister, but with but does to a major crisis will

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stop in the event that happened. There was no action cannot be agreed

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by four sites Executive office. -- firesides. In effect, all that

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happened this morning was Arlene Foster picking on behalf of the

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period she was in the office of Department of enterprise, trade and

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investment of finding her knowledge of what happened the time. In terms

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of action around robust and independent enquiry and recruitment

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of the money. None of that, can be agreed with that May agreement and I

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intend to make sure that that is the case in the time ahead. And you will

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be putting emotion very similar in the New Year? When the Assembly

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comes back it will be a motion from Sinn Fein and it will be around

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dealing with issues that today does not deal with from the SDLP lost and

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independent investigation and a very serious process which is about

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dramatically reducing that figure of 400 million which would put our

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health service and education system, if that was said, that needs to be

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stopped. Joining me is DUP MLA Paul Givan. Did recall Sinn Fein's Bluff

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today? Today Arlene Foster was asked to come to the Assembly to say what

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has been going on because she shares the public concern around the

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committed expenditure of the Renewable Heat Incentive and that is

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what we need to address and tackle anti setup in great detail how she

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is going to do that. She acknowledged that this was, in terms

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of the design of the scheme, something they deeply regretted. She

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said sorry in respect of the individual and that they were dealt

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with and she was making clear that rather than walking away from the

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challenges, quite the opposite, she will take on the challenges because

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it means to be addressed. Where does this leave your relationship with

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your partners in government? Is the nonaggression pact now over? We will

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have further discussions. Arlene Foster has said she wants an

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independent investigation and Sinn Fein are saying that and we want

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this to be free from partisan politics and what you witnessed

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today was exactly that, party politics rather than the substance.

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But the party politics between yourself and Sinn Fein's Guinness

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saying he will have the board to the Assembly again in January, will

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Arlene Foster step aside Vintners Mike she is not stepping aside

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because she hasn't done anything wrong. We had allegations without

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any evidence. But there are serious unanswered questions would you not

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concede? Of the serious questions in terms of how this scheme was

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designed and in exposing the abuses and how they work treated. The

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advice that was or wasn't given to ministers and she has said sign a

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light on that. The DUP have been on the fact that the two weeks? We did

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that matter why did you not call the enquiry sooner? We have been

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investigating but also how we deal with the core expense that could be

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committed to. What about that expense? I think a lot of people

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were expecting to hear how that money is going to be Nordtveit is

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Arlene Foster said it would be last week. There will be more detail made

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public but there is a clear commitment on both Sinn Fein and the

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DUP's parts that we need to address the costs to and deal with the

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abuses. We also need to learn from how this design of the scheme.

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Arlene Foster will not be stepping aside on the basis of individuals of

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different parties wanting to remove her because Arlene Foster received a

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huge mandate from the public. You have made your point. When it comes

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to the public perception failed to realise how strong the but that

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devoted? No, because I share these concerns. I am angered by this and

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we need to deal with that. Arlene Foster has been meeting with the

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public and has been listening and sharing with the concerns of what

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happened today with the Assembly was an opportunity for those in

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opposition to stand of the people of Northern Ireland and hold to

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account. Instead they walked away. Arlene Foster does not walk away,

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she deals with the challenges. We will hear from the opposition now.

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Nicola Mallon, what you say about that? Did you let them of the today?

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No, I think the people were looking at the Assembly today and looking to

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see who would stand for them and what did they get? The arrogance the

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DUP in ensuring they will try and brazenness of. In four all the

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warning of grave consequences Sinn Fein didn't even turn up to vote.

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From the Ulster Unionist Party, do you think Arlene Foster is

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successfully stood down but critics? I thinking whether -- any other

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Assembly Parliament on these islands she would be out of a job she lost

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the vote. Ironically it is the Belfast agreement that keeps in a

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job. She was going to tell us how we will claw back the ?400 million

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liability. We heard no plan apart from a vague promise of some plan to

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come forward in the New Year. This was a DUP about keeping Arlene

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Foster in a job and prioritising her career over the country. Once again

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it was about their mantra of party first, country second. Naomi Long,

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you were quite vocal in the chamber to date. It comes to the speaker's

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role, do you think some critics have said that he helped Arlene Foster

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carry out that speech? I don't think the DUP help themselves. I think it

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was disastrous for them. They were coming with a very bullish attitude

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and a tone that completely misread the public mood on this. It has

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actually compromised the speaker, and compromised the office of Deputy

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and First Minister. She has further compromised public confidence in the

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institutions. It is now up to her to voluntarily step aside while the

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investigation takes place. Without prejudice to the outcome of that

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investigation in the way Peter Robinson did before over a much more

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minor Micah. Then we can get onto a proper independent investigation

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because I am sorry, asking Arlene Foster questions today in the

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chamber would simply have given credence to the notion that the

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First Minister at the right to speak in that chamber without the Deputy

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First Minister's assent and that is not the case under the Good Friday

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Agreement and there was no ministerial authority to what she

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had to say today. Thank you very much. Let's get some analysis from

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Mark Devenport. They have been across all the detail today. What do

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you think Sinn Fein's game plan was? They obviously talked about the

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start of the day and grave consequences. None of them

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materialised. I think in the coming few days and weeks they will may be

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used the Christmas break to have a bit of a talk with the DUP about any

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investigation and what form it might take and also have the finance and

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economy Mr might work together to try and ensure there isn't a ?400

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million loss. Heard about special advisers in recent days and one of

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their special advisers tweeted today two game at play, you witnessed the

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day, senior has been continuing. That has been removed from Twitter

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but that is maybe how they see it. You were talking to Martin

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McGuinness and you brought up the subject of his health. He pulled out

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of the recent trip to China. That is the first time we have had its

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chance to speak to the Deputy First Minister since he was unable to make

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that trip to China. He made various statements today but it has to be

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said he was still looking quite weak in comparison to his normal

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appearance. I can and much of his health issues which Gerry Adams.

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About over the course of the weekend he is prepared to share with us. We

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issued a public statement saying that on the basis of medical advice

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I was advised not to go to China and I think I was wise to take that

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advice. I am being attended to eye a wonderful group of doctors and

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nurses from our health service. I think that is all I need to say at

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the moment. Is it the kind of thing where you can come back to work? We

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made it clear from the very beginning whenever we issued a

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statement explaining the circumstances with China that I was

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continuing with my ministerial duties and I have been seen -- you

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can see I am doing it. They are optimistic that you will be back? I

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am determined to do my job. Just talking about e-mails and

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statements, I spoke briefly to Naomi Long there about the role of the

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speaker today and he has issued a statement this evening. Drowning and

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documents and letters but we have a letter from Robin Newton the speaker

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and in this letter he has acknowledged that there are concerns

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and frustrations. He says he acknowledged the genuine

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frustrations and concerns of members in relation to the nature of today's

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business but he does put a bit of a defence to his decision to go ahead

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with the statement even though Martin McGuinness said he didn't

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approve and his logic was that both the first and Deputy First Minister

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jointly asked for this statement to be made prior to the Jonathan Bell

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interview airing on the Nolan show earlier on in the week and all that

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is tweaked. He says that any decision to actually rescind the

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statement would also have to be joint and since it was and he went

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ahead with the business that had been asked for. All very

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unprecedented today but you are keeping us across it. Thank you.

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Back to you in the studio, Donna. The exams body CCEA has apologised

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for sending out wrong test results to almost 17,000

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primary school children. The mistake involved computer based

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numeracy tests and almost Our Education Correspondent Robbie

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Meredith is at CCEA's Explain what has happened. These

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tests are called the Northern Ireland numeracy assessment tests

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but they are better known by the acronym Nina. They are used by

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primary schools to assessed computer -- student's maths skills. 17,000

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actually got much lower scores than they should have received. The error

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only came to light when CCEA sent an e-mail to school principals today

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outlining this. What seems to have happened is that CCEA buy in these

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computer-based tests from an external supplier and they say that

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that supplier was to blame for this error. CCEA also apologised

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unreservedly and said that schools are now getting sent the correct

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scores. Do not forget that many schools will have already written's

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school Christmas reports and maybe even change the types of man's

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lessons based on scores would have turned out to be wrong. This isn't

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the first time there has been troubled with these tests. Remind us

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what happened before. There was a critical Department for Education

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review just two years ago in 2014 after widespread problems with the

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technology that pupils were using for these maps tests and English

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tests. It is important to stress there is no problem with the

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literacy tests, the English tests this year. No errors. The education

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Minister Peter Wear sent a statement to the BBC this afternoon in which

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he said he was considering whether would continue with these

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computer-based tests. Thank you. One of Northern Ireland's most

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successful manufacturing firms, Thompson Aero Seating,

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has been taken over It's the third major Chinese

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investment locally this year. Our Economics and Business Editor

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John Campbell is here. Tell me more about Arnesen and who

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has boarded? Thompson make high and aircraft seats. If you're lucky

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enough to fly first class with Aer Lingus will probably be dipping into

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a Thompson seat. This started about designing and only manufacturing for

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the last five years. They have grown rapidly and now a 450 employees.

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That has not gone unnoticed. This is a global industry. Lots of people

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interested in this business. Lots of people would have liked to put this

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but they have been sold to the aviation industry Corporation of

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China. In massive state-owned aviation company which employs about

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450,000 people around the world. As I say it in the past year, three

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Chinese investments here. Tell me about the others. Gaelic click the

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energy company sold 14 wind farms for ?300 million and then we had SDC

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trailers based in Toomebridge. They make lorry trailers and they were

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sold in June this year. More than ?90 million. Why are the Chinese

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investing you? There has been a huge flood of Chinese money into Europe.

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In Germany $11 billion worth of Chinese deals this year alone. This

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is about the Chinese trying to move of the value chain in terms of

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manufacturing. The Government is determined by 2025 they will do much

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more than innovation and high technology. There might be some

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sectors where it is difficult to build that knowledge. For example

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aviation. They will go out and buy the companies that have the

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knowledge and expertise and that is one of the recent spate of what

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Thompson's today. Thank you. It's been a day of fines

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in the world of football and boxing. Yes, Donna - Fifa has fined the IFA

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15,000 Swiss francs - which is just under ?12,000 -

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for the pre-match display of poppies at the World Cup qualifying match

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against Azerbaijan on November 11th. While the FAI have also been fined

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for wearing shirts commemorating The holding of a minute's silence,

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the laying of a p and a poppy displayed by fans have led to the

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punishment. The disciplinary committee did not intend to suspend

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any of this but the display of a religious symbol or political symbol

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was banned under their rules. England, Scotland and Wales were

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sanctioned for similar displays of the poppy and handed fines. The IFA

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expressed disappointment and said it will take further legal advice

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before deciding on a future course of action. The FA I worked fine

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after the Republic of Ireland watchers commemorating the 1916

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Easter Rising during their friendly against Switzerland in March. It is

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understood they do not intend to detest -- contest that fine.

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Belfast boxer Michael Conlan has himself been fined

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10,000 Swiss francs, around ?8,000, by amateur boxing's

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world governing body for his angry reaction to his controversial defeat

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Conlan gestured to the judges after he lost to Russia's Vladimir Nikitin

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and used bad language during a post-fight TV interview.

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The fine was the maximum amount the AIBA could impose

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But Conlan, who has turned professional since the Games,

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Ulster's hopes of making the quarter-finals of

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the European Champions Cup suffered a devastating blow yesterday

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when they lost 38-19 away to Clermont Auvergne.

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To add to Ulster's woes, it's been confirmed today that

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Kyle McCall suffered a significant hamstring injury and will need

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surgery while Pete Browne sustained a concussion -

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both players will miss Friday's sold-out game versus Connacht.

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Gavin Andrews looks back a day of frustration in France.

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On against Clermont Auvergne the Ulster players did not know what hit

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them as the French league leaders showed why they are one of the

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favourites in this competition. Inside 25 minutes the star-studded

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home side took a 21-0 lead. The second half started with Clermont

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Auvergne sealing their bonus point with an emphatic fourth try. But

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Ulster showed character to respond. Tries from Tommy Bowe and Franco Van

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der Merwe seemed to rattle the hosts who had taken their eye off the

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ball. But a late penalty try and a yellow card for Paddy Jackson ended

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Ulster's resistance. I think when you play the big teams keeping a

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hold the ball is massive. You cannot let them get turnovers and

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penalties. Whenever Ulster kept the ball they were dangerous and they

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did a bit more of what work last week. But the ball in behind the

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Clermont Auvergne backline and move them around the pitch and a bit more

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clinical. That will be the frustration. The school and went

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against them but they showed glimpses of how good they are. They

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have to stay positive for next week. That Pro12 clash against even

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greater significance now the European dream is all but over.

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In local football, the top two in the Danske Bank Premiership won

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on Saturday with champions Crusaders maintaining their five-point

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Crusaders had a more comfortable afternoon -

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running out 3-1 winners against Glenavon.

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It are you going got away. Some Scots see for yourself. Widespread

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frost and an easing office. And the rain 's way in but that really is

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so. It is

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