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This is BBC Newsline and these are the headlines

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Still no government at Stormont - but is there now a plan for a budget

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Sinn Fein say the talks should be reviewed on Thursday.

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The SDLP say they should be paused now.

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after a bomb was left at their school gate.

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A school should be a safe environment for children and for

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their parents to know they are safe and secure.

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On the up - good news for frequent fliers as a big airlines

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How a security lockdown made this high-profile couple's

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A dramatic twist, Crusaders -- Linfield are not Crusaders are

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favourites. A mixed up spell of weather

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for Northern Ireland over the next few days -

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cold Arctic winds combined with strong April sunshine

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and a wintry mix of showers. I'll have more later

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in the programme. For the first time we've been given

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an indication of what sort of a budget the Secretary of State

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could impose if the parties do not reach a deal

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on restoring devolution. James Brokenshire spelt

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out his contingency plan as an emergency law extending

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the deadline for power-sharing talks In a moment, we'll hear more

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about those budget figures and how the various departments

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could be affected. But first our political

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editor Mark Devenport Local MPs have been talking about

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election pacts. It is known in Westminster slang

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as the wash up period. The last few days before

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a parliament breaks up But for the Northern Ireland Office,

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this is a crucial week, a chance to push through a bill

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postponing the deadline In the Commons, the Secretary

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of State also tried to give the Stormont departments extra

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reassurance over this year's budget. We very much hope that we will see

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an Executive up and running as soon as possible. But if that does not

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prove possible, I want to put on record that this government would be

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prepared, as a last resort, to pass an appropriation act in the next

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session to provide legislative authority for the expenditure of

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Northern Ireland departments. Inevitably, our local MPs thoughts

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are turning not just to Stormont's future,

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but also to their own. So what is their take

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on the arguments of a general election pacts, be they in favour

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of the union or It is thousands of people not being

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represented and if people are talking about pacts, something will

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happen somewhere else. Let the system work. You would be more

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comfortable with a pact aimed at MPs who abstain? I want to see people

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here. Do you think if there was an anti-Brexit packs that you would

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have to stand aside only for those who would take their seat here? One

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of the things you need to talk about in relation to any such pact is was

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it seriously and anti-Brexit pact? People should be a using their vote

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to take their seat to make the argument.

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Besides postponing the Stormont talks deadline, the government's

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fast-track legislation also enables rates to be collected.

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The Lords get their say on Wednesday and assuming

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all goes according to plan, the ministerial appointments

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and regional rates bill should become law by the end of this week.

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Our economics and business editor John Campbell is with me.

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In the absence of Executive ministries, the Secretary of State

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has published some figures that could be in a budget he could

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impose. That would give money to the department, what stands out for you?

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If we think back, when the scandal blew up, Sinn Fein and the other

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party were struggling to agree a budget. These figures not make for

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pleasant reading. We can see that health, the biggest part of the

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Stormont budget, consumes about half of everything it spends, it would

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get an uplift of 3%. But we know that inflation is about 5% a year.

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So the health services would be running to stand still. In

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education, there would be a cash reduction of 2.5%. There is no

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dressing that one up. The only department that gets a boost is the

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Department of communities, with day-to-day spending 9% which

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reflects mitigation. What about the big infrastructure projects? What

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James Brokenshire I said today is that that these big projects, like

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the Belfast transport hub, they would be continue to be funded to

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give certainty to the departments and the contract.

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At Stormont the issue of pausing the talks process has been

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raised by the SDLP Leader and the possibility of a unionist

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pact in the General Election is also on the agenda.

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Our political correspondent Stephen Walker is at Stormont.

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What has been happening with the talks? There were bilateral talks

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and also Round Table talks. Sinn Fein say the talks process should be

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reviewed on Thursday. That is when James Brokenshire is here with the

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Irish foreign affairs Minister. The SDLP take a different position. They

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think that the talks process should be paused because there hasn't been

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intensive negotiations going on. Here is what Colum Eastwood has been

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saying. We are committed to solving the problems here, that these

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institutions get back and running and we have a power power-sharing

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Executive that understands that nationalism should not be trying to

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dominate unionism and Unionism should not be trying to dominate

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nationalism. But the idea that we will get a deal in these

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circumstances is not credible. The public knows that and we should be

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honest with them in the next few days. We should say that we will

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pause these negotiations until after the election. The talk of a

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potential unionist pact at the general election, where are we on

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that subject? It has been talked about both formally and informally.

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We know where the two parties are. The Ulster Unionists are putting up

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a few candidates for oil and west Belfast and in the Belfast

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Telegraph, Arlene Foster said she wants the parties to work together.

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She makes it clear that when comes to Belfast, she says that Nigel

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Dodds speaks for the DUP when it comes to North Belfast and she wants

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there to be a DUP candidate in south Belfast which is a key constituency.

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Robin Swann reacted to that by a accusing Arlene Foster of being

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arrogant. It is getting tense even before the negotiations get going.

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Stephen Walker at Stormont. You're watching BBC

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Newsline and still ahead We have a report on the work being

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done to keep the fear of dementia at bay. Life was falling into darkness.

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I can't go on with this, I can't face it.

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The principal of a north Belfast primary school which had a bomb left

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outside it has said he's horrified by what's happened.

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The device was discovered near Holy Cross Boys' Primary School

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Children walking into school past where just over a day ago this bomb

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Police found the device after they were alerted

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following this suspicious activity in the area late on Saturday night.

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To know that a viable device was outside school gates shocked and

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horrified me to the core. They could have been loss of life here. They

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could have been significant damage to the building. It's cool should be

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a safe and secure environment for children and also for parents to

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know that their children are safe and secure.

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At a news conference, police said they believed the bomb

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was designed to kill police officers and that dissident

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A sizeable device and we believe that had it exploded, it would have

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killed people in the media to area and cause potential danger to people

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over a wider area as well. -- it would have killed people in the

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immediate area. It was aimed at people walking in the area and

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police officers on foot -- on foot patrol.

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20 homes nearby Butler walk were evacuated in the early hours

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of Sunday morning with the people living inside of a temporary

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accommodation at the Holy Cross Church's community centre nearby.

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The pupils have just finished their first day after the Easter holidays.

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Parents said the day went well and hoped there would be no repeat of

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what happened here before. Two men - age 32 and 23 -

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have been arrested in Larne in connection with the latest arson

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attack in the town A 34-year-old man has also been

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detained on suspicion of disorderly Monday morning and people in Larne

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have woken up to news of yet This time, a stolen car

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was set on fire and left The home is just a few hundred yards

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from a primary school. Local politicians say

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enough is enough. Nobody in this town want this. This

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is a criminal element in this town who are flexing their muscles and

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terrified people. It has to stop and it has to stop now. It is

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escalating, it is dangerous and there is potential for somebody to

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be seriously injured or killed. Just last week,

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a hair salon in the town when a car was driven

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through its metal Other vehicles and properties

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have also been attacked. The incidents have also been

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attributed to an ongoing Sources say one family involved

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in the dispute wants Neighbours didn't want to appear

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on camera but they said they had been left in deep shock

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at what has happened here. One woman said she only realised how

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close she had come to being injured when she stepped out this morning

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and saw the charred People have asked anyone

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with information on any A rider from Italy who was injured

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in a crash at the Tandragee 100 38-year-old Dario Cecconi

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was injured in the last lap of the Senior Support race

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on Saturday afternoon. The Orange Order has condemned those

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who painted republican graffiti on a lodge's hall in Claudy

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on Friday night. The Order says it's the sixth

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reported attack on its property Several new European destinations

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are being added to flight schedules The details are expected

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to be announced soon. Here's our business

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correspondent Julian O'Neill. The news comes as Belfast hosts

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a major conference involving Almost 8 million passengers

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made 2016 a record year, indicating of more getaway

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destinations but also So good news as Belfast hosts

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a major conference, Routes Europe, which brings together airline

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executives and where new flights can We shook hands on a deal at the

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weekend which we will announce on Wednesday. You can do those deals

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with the senior guys in town. Would that have happened anyway? Possibly,

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but it makes get done quicker. Northern Ireland is spending

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individual of ?1 million hosting this event but it is hoped it will

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prove money well spent with representatives of more than 100

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airlines in attendance. Low-cost carriers to sunshine

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spots have given much Business and long haul routes pose

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more of a challenge against Dublin. But staging an event held annually

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in a different European city should We are confident that Belfast will

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be able to provide a really compelling option for airlines. We

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are hopeful we will get some good news from both of the airport. There

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is no Belfast is anywhere near its capacity. It is a destination that

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people want to come to and the airlines in the airport, the tourism

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authorities in Northern Ireland, they are all working together.

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The last Stormont Executive had plans for an air route task force,

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but it never got off the ground although for the most part

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there have been more ups than downs for local airport over

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A charity working with dementia patients and their families

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is warning of disastrous consequences unless the government

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starts preparing for an expected surge in the number of cases

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More than 20,000 people in Northern Ireland are now

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New research by the Alzheimer's Society indicates that six in ten

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adults are more fearful of developing dementia

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Our Health Correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly has been

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It is make sure I'm secure and the doors are locked.

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Danny Brown is living as independently as he can

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following a diagnosis of vascular dementia.

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Dementia affects the brain, Particularly the memory.

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Danny's diagnosis may eventually affect his site.

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-- it may eventually affect his eyesight. There was no control. Life

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was going on, there was a lot of darkness. I couldn't go on with it.

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I lose my wallet continually. I can't find it.

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According to the Alzheimer's Society, dementia is about to become

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Their latest survey reveals the impact it is having on society.

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Six in ten adults or 60% say they are more fearful

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of developing dementia than any other health condition.

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Over half, or 57%, agree that a diagnosis would

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21% believe it is a condition that result in death.

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Research shows that 850,000 people across the UK

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By 2021, it is thought that figure could rise to almost 1 million.

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Meaning a massive drain on health and social care resources

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The charity says time is running out and is urging the government to act.

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We need to invest in social care and community care. We know the health

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service is at breaking point. We will not be able to add more people

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into that so we need to support them. If they tell us they want to

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remain in their communities, that is where they need to remain. If that

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doesn't happen? Disastrous consequences. We have to support

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people. Meanwhile,

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Danny and his friends keep active at the Men's Friendship

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group in Antrim. I want to live independently. My

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home, that is all done by me. So I want to live independently and it is

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achievable. There is plenty of support but demand for the charity's

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helpers already rising. Coming up, the rare pair that is getting local

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bird-watchers in a flat. Rory McIlroy tied the knot

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at the weekend, marrying his American fiancee Erica Stoll

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at Ashford Castle in County Mayo. We would love to show you a picture

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of the couple but there is none. It was a strictly private affair.

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Rory McIlroy's parents enjoyed the will wedding weekend. But there was

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no sign of the bride and groom. It was a Ashford Castle and

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round-the-clock security meant that the media was not allowed at the

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wedding. His wife, Erica Stoll, has kept a low profile. He is used in

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the spotlight, she tries to avoid it. But they share a love of golf

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and the music of Stevie wonder. He played at their wedding reception.

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Here he was, pictured at a shop in Galway last week before the big day.

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Also at the wedding work golf stars like Paul McGinley. But those who

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came to try to catch a glimpse of all of the guests were left

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disappointed. We came down to see this big day that we are not going

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to get inside, we will not get in there for the celebration. Even

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drones couldn't get in. It is reported that military style

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technology was used to keep them out. So, as yet, there are no

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published pictures of the married couple but if pictures after the

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engagement are anything to go by, they may be worth waiting for. And I

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wish them well! The appearance of a pair of rare

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waders has our bird watching And the prospect of these special

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visitors setting up home and breeding here for the first time

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in more than 70 years has seen wildlife enthusiasts

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flocking to Belfast docks Here's our Agriculture

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and Environment correspondent Dipping for food with their

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distinctive upward-curving beaks, this pair of Avocet has

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the bird-watching fraternity They appeared yesterday and seemed

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to be a mating pair. That means the prospect

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of a resident population here for the first time

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in a long time. The last record as a breeding pair

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in Ireland was in 1938, in Cork. So it will be really exciting if they

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did breed. But we mustn't count our checks before they hatch.

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These birds had all but disappeared from Britain until a major

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conservation effort by the RSPB in the 1940s.

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It brought them back and the Avocet became the emblem of the charity.

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Now some appear to be moving north and west from reserves in England.

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It's such a beautiful bird, a rare bird in Ireland. I think that is why

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it a lot of people have come here especially today to see them. A lot

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of people have turned up without knowing it is here and had a

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pleasant surprise. The gulls were dishing out a hard

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time to them most of the day. It is hoped it won't drive

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the Avocet out before they nest and human disturbance is to be kept

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to an absolute minimum. They are being very protective of

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these two little birds. We asked about possibly see of getting inside

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the reserves to film but they said there was no chance of that

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happening. The last thing they want is to spook special visitors into

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flying away and incur the wrath of local bird-watchers.

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The birds have an intricate and elegant mating ritual.

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Staff will be keeping an eye on them and hoping they make a home

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It was all change at the top of the table in local football.

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With just one game to go it is very much now advantage Linfield.

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For so long Crusaders have led the way at the summit

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But having had their nine-point lead chipped away at over

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the last couple of months, the champions were leapfrogged

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Linfield now just require a draw against Cliftonville this Saturday

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Thomas Kane looks back at a dramatic day.

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Linfield knew that a loss to Coleraine would hand Crusaders

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the opportunity to win the title on Saturday.

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But despite going behind in the cup final rehearsal, they didn't panic.

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With 17 wins and a draw in their last 18 games,

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Linfield are peaking at the right time of the season.

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Their 5-1 victory a statement of intent.

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Crusaders' destiny had been in their own hands.

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But Ballymena United haven't read the script.

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As things seem to go from bad to worse at

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Their 3-0 defeat meant it is very much Linfield now

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In of people have written us off. People said we weren't good enough

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and didn't have the right attitude. We have stopped Crusaders and we

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went toe to toe with them for the last five or six months. A long way

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to go, we can't count our chickens yet.

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Crusaders trailing field by two points...

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And they now need Cliftonville to beat their rivals this weekend.

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There are no repercussions from me, I haven't shouted at the players. It

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is not the right time. They show their disappointment and they hurt

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through the week. But when the dust settles, they will dust themselves

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down and play a professional game of football next week and do their very

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best and we will see what happens. There are twists and turns in

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football and nothing is settled. It makes for a fascinating

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final Saturday. After a roller-coaster battle

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at the top, this one In Scotland, Brendan Rodgers

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and his Celtic side remain on course for a domestic treble after reaching

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the Scottish Cup Final They beat their great rivals Rangers

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2-0 at Hampden yesterday to stay on course for a clean

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sweep of silverware. And Rodgers now wants his side

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to keep focused on that target. We come into every game with a focus

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and we prepare ourselves to win. We don't think about losing. Our plan

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is to go and win games. We find games in which to do that. We are

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one game away from history, a real historical season. But we have got a

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few games to play for that. And staying on the theme

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of trebles, Banbridge won the Irish Hockey League title

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at the weekend - to add to their Irish Cup triumph and leave

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them still on for a clean-sweep of silverware with next

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weekend's play-offs to come. It was calculated at the ready with

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goal difference deciding the Irish hockey league title. Rovers were

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rattling in the goals against their rivals in Dublin. The Ulster side

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started the day with an advantage of six but with 15 minutes to go, they

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have been reduced to two. Final quarter goals seal the title,

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despite the Dublin side's 9-1 victory. This weekend, Banbridge

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will aim for a domestic travel as they try to add the play-offs to

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their league and cup successes. It's a difficult place to go, three Rob

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to play. It be tough but I think we are capable of it. Banbridge on the

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team of the season, but will they have more silverware to celebrate?

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Olympic champion Justin Rose is the latest big name to confirm

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he will play at this year's Irish Open at Portstewart in July.

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The Englishman, who won the 2013 US Open and narrowly missed out

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to Sergio Garcia at this year's Masters, will be playing

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on Northern Irish soil for the first time in his professional career.

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With Rory McIlroy acts -- the headline act there. We have had a

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call saying that it has started to snow in Antrim.

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There was a wintry feel in the air today and there's more colder

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It looks pretty but precarious hummer Cecilia!

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You are more likely to see a snow shower in April than in December.

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Because the air around the Arctic is colder than in parts of the winter.

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That is where our air is coming from. A wintry feel to the weather.

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A mix of Heol, sleet and rain showers. There will not be enough

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snow for a snowman or snow woman and it doesn't last. More settled

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weather moves in from the Atlantic from Thursday. Showers tonight and

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they will get heavier and more frequent. They will fall as snow in

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places. By the end of the night, they could be a dusting of snow on

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the hills, particularly on grassy areas. Temperatures could drop close

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to freezing. It will feel bitterly cold in the wind. For the rush hour

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tomorrow morning, slipperiness around. Also a little bit of snow

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lying in places. But the difference this time of year is that the ground

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as warm as the snow will not settle. There will be strong April sunshine

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developing as well as the morning goes on. So the showers will move

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through quickly on the northerly wind. More frequent in the north and

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west. Some parts of these may not seem any at all. In the sunlight and

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win, it will not feel so bad. When the showers come along, temperatures

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will drop to about four Celsius. That does not show the cold wind

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that will be blowing. Tomorrow, showers easy way but still chilly

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air. There will be a frost in places. The cold front moving away

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on Wednesday. This area of high pressure is fairly strong from the

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south-west. So although there will be whether from sneaking on us it

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looks as if things will become more settled. Wednesday starts chilly and

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bright. That cold wind would have moved away but it will cloud over at

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times. Otherwise, not a bad day and will feel much nicer. Still a chill

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in the air that there will be more sunshine and the wind will not be as

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bitter. Things start to warm up. These repaired for some cold, wintry

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weather tonight and tomorrow. So get the big coat and to gain!

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But he is now unignorable, he comes to us 24/7.

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