14/04/2017 BBC Newsline

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A parade by army veterans at Belfast City Hall

and a Republican counter parade have passed off without incident.

They came in their hundreds to City Hall -

demonstrating against investigations into the Troubles related killings

Many here served during the height of the Troubles.

Across the road, a Republican counterprotest was halted in its

tracks by police in line with the Parades Commission determination.

Among the protesters were high-profile Republicans, including

Because we fought for their right to protest!

We fought for their freedom of speech.

Separate from the parade were families of 11 people killed

There has been a peaceful protest across the road which made a point.

Our loved ones were murdered 46 years ago.

We believe that those who break the law should face the law, be they

soldiers, policemen, members of the public,

If you break the law, you face the law.

But what we feel is a disproportionate focus on

killings carried out by the military during

the Troubles than there is a

disproportionate focus on killings carried out by the military during

the Troubles down barriers against the terrorists.

Despite some concerns, the rally and counterprotest passed off

Over 1,000 police officers are taking legal action

against the Chief Constable over holiday pay.

The officers, who are being supported by the Police Federation,

claim they're owed money going back almost 20 years.

The action, if successful, could cost the service

This case has revealed today by the BBC is

about working overtime, like

It follows a landmark ruling known as Bear Scotland when judges

decided that employees regularly required to work extra hours should

People will say that we are getting well paid for it.

But you cannot buy back time, and that is one thing

when you get longer into duty you realise.

But in those days you had to do it, it was a requirement to do

it to keep Northern Ireland literally in some sort of peace.

Lawyers believe they could stretch back to 1998.

Work and pay regulations were introduced into the

The Deputy Chief Constable has issued a statement saying the case

has come at a time when he has to manage to guess resources.

Is this the potential amount of money

involved would have a serious impact on policing here in Northern

He also said he understood why PSNI officers are trying to find

out what their overtime entitlements are.

The case will be heard at the High Court after Easter.

In England and Wales, the local police forces

and Police Federation and there have already settled the issue.

Pro-IRA graffiti, which appeared on a roundabout in Dungannon last

week, has been replaced with fresh slogans that appear to show support

A DUP councillor has condemned the act, but says he sympathises

with the frustration of those involved.

Pro IRA graffiti appeared on signage in this part of Dungannon last week

but it is this roundabout that is attracting attention. The IRA

graffiti that appeared some days ago has been painted over and replaced

by messages that appear to show support for a mixed multicultural

society here in Dungannon. But this has not been supported by everyone.

I am from East Timor and I don't have the right in there but it

means. Do you think it looks bad? Yeah, yeah, it looks bad. I don't

see why they painted it on the roundabout. The thing that achieves

very much? Never achieves anything, it helps them in no way. I would

condemn them in what they have done because graffiti over the top of

graffiti is not the answer but I can feel their frustration with the

government agencies have failed to take any responsibility for this and

remove it. It should have been wiped off straightaway. He says he has

been in touch with transport and I said they will do with the graffiti

after Easter. More than 100 relatives

of passengers who were on board the Titanic gathered in Belfast

today to mark the 105th anniversary It was organised by the great

grandson of the man who was at the helm of the liner

when it struck the iceberg. Relatives of passengers

on board the Titanic brought He collected Titanic memorabilia

for years, but it was only when he met his

birth father in 2012 great-grandson of one

of the quartermasters of the ship. It was a complete turnaround in my

life, from collecting to suddenly being somebody who was

connected with Titanic. He was one of six quartermasters

on the Titanic and at More than 100 years

on from the sinking of the Titanic, new pieces of the story,

like this purse that was actually on board the ship,

are still coming together. I've got my great-grandmother's

purse, which she had for years My grandmother handed it down

to me when she died. There was a sapphire and diamond

necklace which my great grandfather gave to my

great-grandmother on board the Titanic with the same colours

as the one in the movie. After digging into their family

history, many people here have found A commemoration service will be held

tomorrow at Belfast City Hall. The weather is next.

The weather is doing a bit of a seesaw this eastern weekend. We had

the rain earlier today. Tomorrow, a brighter day but breezy but a few

showers. Then another batch of rain coming in tomorrow night before

things improve again on eastern Monday. Things are drying up of many

of us tonight. Any showers are largely confined towards the north.

Inland, try the clear spells and it is cold with towns down to three

degrees. In the countryside, it could be closer to freezing in a few

spots which could lead to a touch of Frost Bridge tomorrow morning. It

was a better day tomorrow. There will be a few showers initially,

towards the north coast. It gets its way inland through the course of the

morning. Many parts of the country tomorrow in this same error stream,

there will be plenty of showers packing in across northern and

western parts of Scotland on a brisk breeze. Fewer showers the further

south and east you go. Temperatures in the South into the mid-teens. It

is a cool feeling day from Northern Ireland although the show is a

typical way and we do get some sunshine coming through during the

afternoon. That breeze coming in from the north-west and make it feel

quite chilly with highs of around 10 degrees. But I might, cloud

increases to bring some wet weather. It means a jump-start on eastern

Sunday but it should improve and brighten up from the north later on

in the day. Eastern Monday and Tuesday, mainly dry and bright with

some sunshine. The nights and mornings are cold with a touch of

Frost. Our next BBC Newsline

is at 6:20 tomorrow evening. In the meantime you can keep

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on the programme, goodnight