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You're watching BBC Newsline and these are the headlines

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The First Minister says Sinn Fein's plan to deal with the renewable heat

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scandal could move things forward, but again refuses to step aside.

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Sinn Fein insist that's a key part of their proposals

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to find a solution to the political deadlock.

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What now for people with renewable heat boilers?

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A good outcome with -- would be that responsible installers are able to

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carry on because we have investments to pay back and the scheme

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identifies those abusing it. In other news, 83 jobs

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are under threat at Fighting pancreatic cancer -

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local scientists are at Next stop

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on his visit to Northern Ireland - we catch up with this famous

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footballing manager. Looking to revive their Pro12

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campaign - Ulster face another tough test tonight,

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away to the in-form Scarlets. And the quiet weather

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continued today, but will it The First Minister has

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said Sinn Fein proposals for an investigation

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into the controversial heating scheme provide a basis

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for moving forward - except for their insistence

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that she should step aside. A short time after Arlene Foster

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issued her statement, a senior Sinn Fein Assembly Member

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said there cannot be any agreement There is some flash photography in

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our first report this evening. Our political correspondent,

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Gareth Gordon, has been following another day

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of turbulent exchanges. I'm looking forward to it. Sitting

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back and enjoying it. Everyday is a school day, even politicians need

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help getting answers to difficult problems and today Arlene Foster

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took time out from other pressing matters to attend the opening of a

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school. On display, an ability to bend over backwards. Cache of four

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ash continues to smoulder, about the only thing Sinn Fein and the DUP

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agree on is the need to avoid a public enquiry. Sinn Fein want a

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judge led panel to investigate the RHI affair. It would have the power

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to compel witnesses to appear and access documents, a preliminary

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report would be ready in one month. A final report in three. At the

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heart of the times of reference of the need for Arlene Foster to stand

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aside. They have clearly set out their stall in reference to that not

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happening. Today the only lace Arlene Foster was stepping away from

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was that new school. Will you be accepting Arlene Foster -- Sinn

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Fein's terms of reference? No. Tonight she said that with the

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exception of stepping aside, her party believed to Sinn Fein

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proposals provide the basis for taking an investigation forward.

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Officials had raised some technical issues but said the First Minister

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there don't appear any obstacles. In response, Sinn Fein said nothing had

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changed. Arlene Foster must still step down. As for the DUP's plan for

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tackling the heating scheme's overspend, the Sinn Fein Finance

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Minister today wrote to the DUP economy minister saying I will not

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allow the botched management of this scheme to be exacerbated by a

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botched solution. The only member of the Executive who doesn't belong to

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the DUP or Sinn Fein today gave her verdict on the First Minister's

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position. Her handling of this has been appalling. You're able to

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demonstrate humility without actually admitting culpability. But

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neither is Claire Sugden backing Sinn Fein calls for Arlene Foster to

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step aside. It looks like we have run out of road, the DUP and Sinn

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Fein are in stalemate and stand-off. On that basis, why wait ten days? If

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we are going for an election, let's get on with it. We do not have a

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budget, we do not have a Brexit plan. Both these things are needed

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before March. If we have an election, who will run the country?

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Be closer to a breakthrough? No. The only mess being tangled at Stormont

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is the one left by its Christmas tree.

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So is there any chance of the two main Stormont parties avoiding

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a complete breakdown in the Executive?

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In the Assembly's Great Hall is our political editor, Mark Devenport.

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What do you make of the tone of Arlene Foster's latest response to

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Sinn Fein's proposed investigation? Her statement was more conciliatory

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than some comments from the DUP recently. The fact she said she

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could work with the thrust of Sinn Fein's proposals, but there were no

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insuperable problems to this investigation going aired, you would

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think would provide the basis for compromise, but all things are not

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even because on this essential point that Sinn Fein are making that she

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should stand aside during a preliminary investigation, she is

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not budging. She said that would amount to her opponents being judge,

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jury and executioner, having her tried before the enquiry gets

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underway. There have been repeated calls for her to step aside.

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Repeated refusals from Arlene Foster and the DUP that she will do so.

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Where is there room for manoeuvre? This is the problem when you get

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down to a blunt command and a blunt refusal. There is very little

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wriggle room. Sinn Fein feel they are under pressure because they did

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not support the opposition parties called before Christmas for the

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First Minister to be excluded from office for a longer period, for six

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months, so they are saying now that because the DUP went ahead with a

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statement despite the Deputy First Minister not wanting that to happen,

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because they didn't support the opposition they should at least be

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given this, that she should stand aside for a four week period when

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the investigation starts. The DUP leaves that would prejudge the case.

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It's hard to see any constructive ambiguity around that point. What do

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you think will happen in the next few days and weeks? Gerry Adams will

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make a speech over the weekend so we will look to see if there is any

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indication there of what Sinn Fein makes of what Arlene Foster has had

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to say. We will then get business tabled and decided upon next week in

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the Assembly. It looks like the crunch time could be the start of

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the week after that when Sinn Fein may get to debate the motion on the

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kind of a investigation they want to hold.

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Next week, the focus will be on the participants of the RHI

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scheme as a deadline passes after which they may be named.

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But not everyone who's receiving a subsidy is raking in the cash

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and some are angry that they're all being portrayed as scammers.

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Here's our agriculture and environment correspondent,

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Conor Macauley, on the plans to identify those in the scheme

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Lynn and Jonathan Mitchell a run a business in County Down supplying

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fire and security services. They got into the RHI scheme early. They took

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out a loan to cover the cost of their ?12,000 boiler. The ?3000 a

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year subsidy they get covers the cost of their palates and loan

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repayments. They are getting free heat in their offices, but they are

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not heating the warehouse and they are not backing up big profits. A

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good outcome would be that the responsible installers are able to

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carry on because we have to pay back and that the scheme identifies those

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abusing it. As part of the plan to weed out fraudulent users, the

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authorities want to name participants, but that is being

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contested. A new organisation has been set up to represent the

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interest of people with these boilers. They are sending out

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letters to people in the scheme saying that if they are

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participating as private individuals rather than limited companies, it

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could be a breach of the Data Protection Act for the Department of

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the economy to go through with its plan to name them. It's a little bit

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more uncertain for companies, but there has to be a legitimate use

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for the publication of the information anyway. I would ask why

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is the department wanting to publish that? It's going to turn into a

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witchhunt. The information Commissioner's office in London said

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publication might be permissible. It said...

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There's been a lot of debate about whether the letters accepting the

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boilers onto the scheme are a legally binding contract. We showed

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one to an expert in contract law who once lectured the economy Minister

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Simon Hamilton. His view, it is a contract and legislation to change

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it will need careful consideration. The more detail there is in the

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legislation, the better the legislation will have a chance of

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surviving judicial scrutiny. When someone says we can reduce the cost

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to zero, is that optimistic to say the least? I think he's living in

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cloud cuckoo land. There will be a cost, a price will have to be paid.

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It could be some time yet before we know what that price will be.

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Up to 83 jobs are under threat at an engineering

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Administrators have been called in to Schivo NI, which supplies

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Our North-West reporter, Keiron Tourish, has more.

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The Schivo NI group bought the plant around 18 months ago and said that

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the time that it had plans for expansion. The plant, which makes

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part of the aviation industry and has aerospace company bombarded yet

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amongst its clients, employs a total of 83 star. But now there are real

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fears for those jobs. The Waterford -based group says that

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unfortunately, despite its best efforts and considerable investment,

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it was unable to turn things around here. The ministry to is have now

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been called in and they will carry out a thorough review of its

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operations here before advising on the best course of action. One union

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said the unions is yet another huge blow to the industrial base in the

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north-west, a view echoed by one MLA. Judging by what's happened in

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this instance, the future doesn't look good. The discrimination

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against the North West is in actual fact. Despite all the political

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changes, Derry is still at the tail end of the queue when it comes to

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investment and preferment and economic matters generally. There's

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a fight to be carried out. While the plant could potentially be sold as a

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going concern, remains a real fear over its future.

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Members of the Irish National Teachers' Organisation have

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begun industrial action in a dispute over pay.

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It involves its members not taking part in any school inspections.

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Two other teaching unions will begin similar action later this month.

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It's a measured form of action which will have little effect on pupils

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and schools as possible. Our members want to continue to provide a good

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service for the parents and children in their care. What we are looking

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for is something that will have little effect on the kids, but a

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major affect on the Department for Education.

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Police are investigating after a report of a serious

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sexual assault on a woman at a layby near Lurgan.

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It happened at Tannaghmore North Road at around 6.30 last night.

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The attacker, who is aged between 30 and 40, is described as around five

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He was wearing dark clothing and spoke with a local Lurgan accent.

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The Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry has submitted its report

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to the First and Deputy First Ministers.

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The report will be formally published on 20th January

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following a statement by the chairman, Sir Anthony Hart.

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Public hearings at the HIA inquiry ended in July

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Plans to ban smoking in private vehicles carrying children are to be

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discussed in a consultation running from today until the start of March.

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Assembly members voted in favour of introducing the ban.

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The proposed changes do not apply to e-cigarettes and vaping.

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A swan brought down an overhead cable in County Fermanagh this

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afternoon leaving 7,000 homes and businesses without

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The live power line hit a cars parked in a petrol

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Here's our South-West reporter, Julian Fowler, whose report includes

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Staff inside the shop in Enniskillen described a bang and a flash as the

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lights went out and a power line came down. They said one car park to

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the petrol station forecourt lit up as the live cable fell on top of it.

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It also struck a van with two men inside. They were told to stay put

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until engineers arrived to turn off the electricity. It happened after a

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Swann struck an overhead power line. It was killed, but given the

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circumstances of a live power cable falling onto a petrol station, this

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was a dangerous situation which could have had catastrophic

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consequences. Local scientists are involved

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in major research project It has the worst survival rates

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of the most common cancers - only 3% of patients live longer

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than five years. Sara Neill has been

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to the Mater Hospital in Belfast to find out more

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about the research. It's one of the most difficult

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cancers to detect and treat, but it's hoped that research being

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carried out here in Northern Ireland, along with more traditional

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treatments like the surgery carried out in this theatre, could help

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people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer live longer lives and better

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lives. Mark Taylor, you are a pancreatic surgeon, why are the

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survival rates so low? The survival rates are so low for pancreatic

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cancer mainly because patients present at a late stage. They've had

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the tumour growing in the pancreas for some time and symptoms that

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appear are often at that late stage. When we see the patient and they've

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been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, quite often they are at a

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stage where we are not able to take the tumour away. Because of that

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late presentation, quite often the survival is extremely poor.

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Professor, you're leading the research at Ulster University.

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What's your team doing to improve survival rates? We're building on

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existing technology we've developed at the university where we use

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microscopic bubbles loaded with oxygen and drugs and we can deliver

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these directly to the tumours and make them more success but tall to

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treatment than radiotherapy. We're hopeful that the combined effects of

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both these treatments together will lead to greater improvements in

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tumour reduction and hopefully allow more patients to get to surgery.

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What difference would this make to people diagnosed with pancreatic

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cancer? It's important that research at a laboratory level and clinical

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activity are in tandem. If we can reduce the tumour down to allow us

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to successfully remove it in its entirety, that will definitely

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improve the overall outcome for this dreadful condition. It's hoped the

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research being carried out here could be available to surgeons

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within the next five years, making pancreatic cancer are much more

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manageable disease. The former World Cup-winning Brazil

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manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has thanked people here for making him

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feel so welcome during his Big Phil, as he's affectionately

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known, has been speaking to BBC What on earth is big Phil from

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Brazil doing in Belfast? The former Chelsea manager is now coaching in

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China, so why were he and his family wandering around Saint Georges

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market in Belfast this afternoon? I came before Christmas because I have

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a son that works in Lisbon. Near Belfast. -- Liz Byrne. My holidays,

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I stayed here for 15 days. After this time, I came back to China. And

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my team. You were here for 15 days? Yes. I like very much Belfast.

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Londonderry, Dublin, the people are very nice. They are lovely. A lot

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colder than Brazil! Yeah! I'm blue! He's been travelling around by bus

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and was pictured on the two won two gold line. It turns out he wasn't

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going to meet anyone, he just wanted to look around the city. Everywhere

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he is gone, football fans have recognised him. But he doesn't mind.

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They are good. I want to say thank you. My holidays have been very good

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in Belfast. And the weather didn't spoil it. After all, it's not

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Brazil, its Northern Ireland. And I'm sure he picked up a few

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bargains! Now sport, and a stern test

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for Ulster as they look Yes, Ulster start this evening

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in sixth place in the Pro12 table, four points off

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the last play-off spot. Defeat to Leinster on New Year's Eve

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saw Les Kiss' side lose ground and also come under fire

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for their performance. Tonight they face another

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in-form team, the Scarlets, away in Wales, and are looking

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to answer their critics. Ulster's momentum has been stop

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start this season. The pressure is on to put a run together in the

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Pro12. A waiter informed clinically, something has to give. Scarlets have

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a great record at home, they are forth at the moment so there's a lot

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at stake for both sides. If we lose, we are creeping down the table.

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Everyone is very focused and we have to go there with the right

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mentality. We can score tries and that's the mindset we need. They did

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win when they met earlier in the season in Belfast, but there's been

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criticism of the team after six defeats in the last ten games. The

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defeated Leinster on New Year's Eve hurt them most. Really frustrated

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watching it. You can understand people spending their hard earned

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cash on tickets to watch us. I think we can definitely understand them

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and we feel their frustration. We are definitely doing our best and we

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are all very proud every time we pull on the shirt. We know what it

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represents and who we are playing for. We will try to turn it around

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and hopefully get a good performance and a win. We've been in worse

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positions over the years. The players have to come through it. We

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don't go over the top when we're winning when we're losing. We've

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done a lot of good things this year and it's not about throwing in the

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towel. We've been fighting in every game. It's all in our hands. The

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ingredients are there for a classic. The game is live on BBC Two tonight

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from 7:30pm. The Friendship Four ice hockey

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tournament in Belfast attracted more The event, which sees four American

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college teams compete here in Northern Ireland,

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has now been renewed Tonight, BBC Newsline can reveal

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the sides that will be coming across the Atlantic and they include

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one of the biggest names Boston University beating union

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College last night in a dramatic 5-4 overtime finish. A multiple national

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champion, the college has confirmed it will come to the fast in 2018.

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This has been building for a while. We've had discussions and talks

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about our schedule and availability for a couple of years. We're

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thrilled we can finally make it happen. Everybody has said it's been

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a great cultural experience for the people of Belfast and the

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participants. It's an event that Scott momentum and it will continue

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to grow. This year 's teams will be Clarkson, Maine, provenance and RBI.

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The following year includes Yale, union, Connecticut and Boston

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University. The quality of teams, including six former champions,

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shows have the tournament has grown into years. I remember back when we

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pitched the idea, it was purely an idea, to where we are now. We've had

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two unbelievable deliveries of the tournament, over 20,000 people in

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both years and now we have eight unbelievable teams coming in the

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next two years. Pleased we don't have to explain it any more, people

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understand it. It's an event people want to want to go to and we even

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have some early participants who want to come back. We are creating

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new hockey fans. With this renewal of the tournament, the organisation

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has shown its commitment to the Friendship Four and with schools

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like Boston University on the way to Northern Ireland, fans can continue

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to see the highest quality college hockey.

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The fifth round of the Irish Cup is always one of the big days

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In many cases, it's a chance for the junior sides to take

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on Premiership opposition and cause an upset.

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But the tie drawing much of the attention tomorrow

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is the clash between Belfast rivals Glentoran and Linfield at the Oval.

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They have historically been Belfast's big two, battling it out

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for silverware. Between them they've amassed 64 Irish cups, but this year

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one of them will fall at the very first hurdle. A game we'll relish.

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Big two, derby match. We'll be ready to challenge, it's away from home.

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We'd prefer a home tie, but beggars can't be choosers. We'll prepare and

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get ready and hopefully put ourselves in the next round. If you

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seriously want to win the competition, you have to beat the

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best teams. It will be a really big challenge. It's one we have to look

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forward to. There's no motivation required. It's what every player

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should strive to play in. We want to be challenging for games that matter

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and these games really matter to our fans. The rivalry is as intense as

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ever. It's not just a place in the next round at stake, there are also

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bragging rights up for grabs. BBC final score will have all the

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updates tomorrow. Let's get the weather now. Let's

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hope it's not the weather for fish or ducks! Definitely not whether for

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ducks. Very little rain in the forecast. We have a big area of high

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pressure sitting over us at the moment that's controlling the

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weather. It's giving us lost of cloud, misty and murky conditions,

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but the temperatures by night, seven or eight so serious. -- Celsius. No

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frost as we going to the weekend. Tomorrow is pretty much the same as

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today. Milder and mainly dry. There will be times when the cloud as they

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can offer rain or drizzle, but mainly on high ground and it won't

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amount to much. Some low cloud and Misty and murky conditions which

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could cause issues first thing on the roads, but otherwise are not bad

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day. Ten or 11 Celsius so very mild. If you're travelling tomorrow, it's

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a similar picture. Lots of cloud, largely dry conditions. Maybe some

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sunshine in parts of the south-west, but towards the north coast, rather

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grey, cloudy and at times a bit damp with the onshore breeze in. As for

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tomorrow evening, we hold on to pretty much the same conditions. The

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Misty and murky conditions persist, the odd spot of drizzle and then

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tomorrow night will be another mild night for the time of year. Tim of

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seven or eight Celsius. No frost to worry about as we get into Sunday.

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Sunday could self, Groundhog Day. We do it all again. High pressure

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remains in control so a lot of cloudy conditions but largely dry. A

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small chance of the odd bit of wet weather, but it will not amount to

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very much. Most will have a dry weekend. Ten or 11 Celsius by the

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middle of the afternoon. Monday, a bit of a weather front heading our

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way. It will bring some rain and windy conditions. They will stay

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with us into Tuesday, but temperatures in the high single

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figures by day. We avoid the frosty nights as well into the middle of

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next week. Not too bad! You can also keep in contact with us

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