30/09/2016 BBC Newsline

Around 200 people have taken part in a protest in north Belfast ahead

of an Orange parade tomorrow morning.

It was organised by the Greater Ardoyne Residents

It opposes an agreement struck last week aimed at resolving the long

The protest by GARC was short but the message was clear. No one will

deny us the right to oppose it. This group doesn't act said the deal that

would see an Orange parade passed by the shops tomorrow morning. The

agreement was brokered between another resident's group. It

involves a voluntary moratorium on future parades but GARC says it will

protest as long as there are any Orange parades in the area. I think

it is very appropriate that people were willing to March this evening

and in a peaceful, radical fashion. We have seen no violets here. A

short distance away in Portal Avenue, loyalist protest took place.

It has happened almost nightly. There has been a large security

operation in place here this evening but of course policing this loyalist

protest over the last three years has cost ?21 million. It is hoped

after tomorrow morning that this policing operation will no longer be

needed. The Orange parade is due to take place at 8:30am tomorrow

morning. GARC will hold another protest then but a permanent

loyalist protest on this interface may soon be over.

An illegal Romanian gangmaster known to the people he exploited only

as the Minister will find out next week if he's going to jail.

Ioan Lacatus kept his victims in appalling conditions

Our reporter Gordon Adair was at Craigavon court.

Ioan Lacatus arrived in Northern Ireland seven years ago,

with a string of convictions totted up in France and Italy.

When he set himself up as a gangmaster and began

trafficking people into the UK, the problems really began.

He squeezed 15 Romanian workers into this three-bed in Portadown.

They shared one shower and one toilet, most of their wages went

into bank accounts set up by Lacatus and his wife.

They were told not to speak to other workers in the towns and factories

They work given very little to eat and what they will did get was cold.

Most of the Romanians came from a remote part of the country,

Eventually, four of them got up the courage to run away from

the house and presented themselves at Portadown police station.

An investigation saw a further 11 people rescued.

Lacatus was arrested, along with his wife.

His brother-in-law was also arrested.

They face charges of human trafficking and were due

Sentencing was, however, deferred and will occur next week.

The Prime Minister Theresa May appears to have rowed-back

on what she said before the EU referendum about border

During a visit here in June, she said a Leave vote would end

Now in her first interview about Northern Ireland

as Prime Minister, she says she does not want a return

Mrs May spoke to our political correspondent Stephen Walker.

Back in June, as Home Secretary, Theresa May was campaigning

for the UK to stay in the European Union.

On a visit to Bangor, she said it was inconceivable to suggest that

Brexit wouldn't have an impact on the border.

If you think about it, if we're out of the European Union

with tariffs on exporting goods into the EU, there would have to be

something to recognise that between Northern Ireland

And if you pulled out of the EU and came out of free movement,

how could you have a situation where there was an open border

with a country that was in the EU and had access to free movement?

So now Theresa May is in the hot seat in Downing Street,

What we are very clear about is with the situation

in Northern Ireland is that we don't want to see a return

We will work closely together to make sure that we can...

May I remind you, you campaigned in Northern Ireland to Remain.

You said a Leave vote would cause a return to border controls.

What I said was if we vote Leave, and there was a land

border with a country in the European Union,

that would change that relationship to

I think "inconceivable" is the word you used.

There would have to be some kind of change?

Of course, there will be a land border with a country

But what all parties are very clear about is the intent and we will

ensure we have an arrangement that isn't a return

We're discussing with the Irish government at the moment

One of Theresa May's first actions as Prime Minister was a visit

to Belfast, and she pledged to make sure we remain

We need to grasp the opportunities around the world.

The devolved administrations will be fully engaged

The United Kingdom will be negotiating with the European Union.

What I want to ensure is that we hear the voices

when we're preparing for those negotiations.

Brexit has changed the political landscape since the referendum,

and will dominate the Conservative Party conference,

At golf's Ryder Cup, Europe have staged an impressive comeback this

Rory McIlroy, Hazel Tyne Jordan Speith,

After Europe's nightmare start this morning where they lost all matches,

a red wash, they called it, as the USA took a commanding lead, it has

been much better for Europe this afternoon. A real battering --

battling performance. Rory McIlroy has been in tremendous form, playing

alongside Thomas Pieters. He lost his morning match to Rickie Fowler

and met -- Phil Mickelson, albeit weighing very well, but he is making

amends in the best possible way. He has made some tremendous tops. He is

currently three up with seven holes to play, seemingly cruising to a

win. Europe are up in two other games. Down in one. Play could

finish today 5-3 to the hosts, and after that very disappointing start

this morning, the captain Darren Clarke will be a much happier man

indeed. Onto the weekend weather outlook

now, with Geoff Maskell. It hasn't been a bad day today.

There were a few showers around but they will become fewer and further

between. Temperatures dipping down to six or 7 degrees. Their wrists

the chance of missed by Dawn tomorrow morning. It sets us up for

a nice day. Largely dry and bright. A few showers around the coast but

other than that, plenty of dry weather. Temperatures of 13 or 14

degrees as we go through the day. A much better day for Northern Ireland

than it is for other parts of Britain. A swirl of showers through

Central parts of England and Wales but it gets better the further north

you go. For us in Northern Ireland, as we go into Sunday, it is going to

be a cold night because of the clear skies. Again, the chance mist on

Sunday but once that Burns back, another very nice day. Dry and

bright just about everywhere. The temperature is a little on the cool

slide. Come the start of next week, this weather front gives us cause

for some concern, it is very slow moving so will bring rain. It looks

as if it will stay off shore for most of the daylight hours on Monday

so hopefully it won't be until Monday night or the early hours of

Tuesday that it moves through. That's it from us until

5.20pm tomorrow evening. In the meantime, you can keep up

to date from Radio Ulster From all of us here

on the programme, goodnight, and have

a great weekend.