welcome to six one fifty eight euro to belfast on the anonymous just might be getting a sixteen year prison sentence for repeatedly raping his daughter on yet items up for a drive in west belfast was found guilty last month after a three week trial on ten counts of sexual abuse. forty year old mrs on your toes from walking with their sister from belfast crown court this morning but they had seen their father given a sixteen year jail sentence for abuse offences on yet in the center was his victim. if you've started when she was four and continued for almost six years. fifty eight year old liam adams of the dead rise in west belfast based ten charges including three ipos and decency of three afraid with two coyotes on the collapse for the good races in april and one that included a guilty verdict on october the forest. the madam second wife rona and one of their daughters often accompany them to those proceedings. his two daughters from that marriage gave evidence for the defense his forced likes having his victim that overall yet and the second daughter from that my rich world prosec

gerry healy belfast go off on a pumpkin manager of the undertones grew up with mars him. as an adult terms of looks like amy and i may not act like a rockstar a man of the big box type. they certainly an end and i still rock star which helps us to be very private it is near korea bound mars and have that many other famous artists including the chieftains and the nineteen ninety five he performed for us president in canton in belfast as the peace process was entering its crucial. he is going on the day the league irish chance to read write poem really you know. on allison is in fact kerry's sides with the first to say so. there's no one uses why he reminded the fountains alicante. she was very top of mind than as part of the sixth of march this plane to mexico city on the waterfront hall for free although some comprehensive and reassert but the fact that this band is charging run forty thousand times to play with them. some people might say that given the negative publicity the city has received in recent times. forty presence of small enough price to pay for some good pub

and this unit boss would take place here in belfast on wednesday afternoon. i think and see a huge outpouring of affection as well as grief of those occasions was interesting to see the range of targets that were paid to him today of all political leaders down south and all pierre from peter robinson as well as martin mcguinness of the power sharing administration. but of course the peace process which he did so much to initiate as still as all unfinished business in the spin that had to address this week by us is not richard house of the progress said do we know is busy making. well i've just come from a news conference with richard house is going back to the states this weekend he says he be returning for what he hopes will be the final leg of his negotiations on december the ninth. he said a number of interesting things right he said first of all that he believes that meaningful progress is still a desirable and doable. company told to vote john dawkins comments during the week thomas of the attorney general because such controversy. he said he felt that t

there remains the father likely ten this evening a riot in belfast. to this funeral home with the state. us defence parents could throw at bank of scotland has been accused of deliberately forcing viable small businesses into default so compelling by a factor of six british government adviser has said or ps also forced businesses into its restructuring unit to back it can charge higher fees. rbs is no stranger to controversy in on them were nerves are still wrong. after its forty five billion behind the likes massive bonuses paid to senior executives of major ninety feeders of its subsidiaries have angered the and politicians alike. these latest allegations can be added to the list. a government adviser says. rbs which owns pollster buying here. push small companies into its so called turner line units. companies which may have survived on their own two feet. people come to me with a terrific stories of businesses that and went sailing on a beam being put down in an obvious by the fifteen by getting that profits they may be about said. in autumn and a

extra police patrols and checkpoints are being put in place around belfast following sunday's attempted car bomb in a shopping complex. the us government today described the attack was blamed on his and republicans as a cowardly act this was belfast city center at the height of the troubles in the nineteen seventies and eighties the security cordon around the main shopping district. ring of steel is all gone but the attempt by dissident republicans to blow up the victoria square complex whimsy security substantially increased in the run up to christmas but was ring of steel but there will be a significant increase in unit patrolling in making sure we looked at the trade as the security companies to meet all the bells cost us a very successful christmas some businesses worry that the bomb attack on moore union flag protests were again demonstrated during the most important weeks of the year. stallholders at the festive market that the city although seemed less perturbed. i don't feel scared or anything. that passion my georgie its problems but there are more beatiful day. they don't like

. >> reporter: this used to be a bar for catholics in divided belfast until one day 42 years ago when it was destroyed by a bomb planted by hard line protestant loyalists. loyalist death squads were being helped by the british. for those 4 years all these men who lost parents and grandparents in the explosion have tried to find the truth. yet now at the very point when a new police investigation has been published they have been told there may no longer be the appetite for prosecutions. >> there was a small group involved but in my opinion they were under a british government. >> i don't think one can come without the other. for the communities to be reconciled we all have to agree to errors and mistakes made in the past. if we do not, there is a great chance we'll be repeating them again. >> there is a run for the anti-british movement here monday. a car bomb failed to detonate properly outside of a police station. which is a good gauge of their abilities. the world remains a deep loathing in many places of people who live on the other side of the peace wall. but both sides agree tha

when it comes to putting proposals to them in december agreed to make a one in belfast thanks for the jewelry in the trial of a conical bank's core event was charged with sexually assaulting a passing two female colleagues as retires to consider its verdict. caught a cab and corby pleaded not guilty to wall and nine charges against him in a case which is barrister described as political correctness gone not. kevin corby denied sexually assaulting and terrorists into the myth that the comics between november two thousand and ten in september two thousand and eleven. one woman gave evidence of being sexually assaulted by him once in a patrol car and twice and that the station. the second woman claimed she was actually assaulted four times. but judge john opaque and withdrew one of those charges and the jury because he said the evidence was not scare are strong enough. the corby a married man and his parties' did not give evidence as to strike poses barrister peter nolan said this was a ridiculous case for the dpp to bring this was a total loss of star manatee of political correctness go

. >> return to belfast after exploded in the city center on sunday. let's rejoin with all the details on that, barbara? >> not just a check point, the number of police patrols will also increase after the device was left in the vehicle. it comes as u.s. diplomates are visiting northern ireland, to meet both sides to discuss the issue of parades. restrictions on parades and marchs has in the past led to rioting, as the majority community claims the traditions have been undermined by the peace protest. from belfast, reports on who why the community peoples so worried about the future. >> an idea from the occupy movement and set up a protest camp, and just like occupy, they say they speak for a majority who are being by trayed. >> i think my future is being sold out. i think my son's future has been sold out. it's that bad. >> it is worst. the discontent among the working class. my fear is the children will see the need to pick up arms. >> for so many years it's been the catholic nationalist community which has claimed of discrimination, and so this is a

. >> en el condado de belfast, un hombre hispano se lanza por primera vez como candidato a la oficina de alguacil de ese condado. se tuvo la oportunidad de conversar con él y nos trae el siguiente informe. >> reportero: el próximo martes los residentes de virginia saldrán a las urnas para votar por políticos locales y estatales. uno de los candidatos es un latino, roberto rivera puede ser el primer alguacil hispano. >> haber cambiado nada en lo absoluto. es indicativo de lo que uno puede esperar al ser elegido otro candidato que no sea yo. >> reportero: se lanzó como independiente, espera superar a la candidata demócrata que lleva 26 años de la oficina del alguacil. fue policía por cinco años. y fue el segundo en estar en afganistán con la tarea de supervisar la seguridad política de este país. dice que como alguacil quiere fomentar una relación entre la comunidad latina del condado y las autoridades. >> hace obvio que por lo menos en los últimos 30 o 40 años no ha tenido una conexión en la comunidad. mucho menos la comunidad hispana, la cual, para nosotros es muy impo

. >>> vehicle check points are at a return to belfast after a bomb exploded on sunday. let's rejoin barbara sarah in london for that >>> the number of police patrols will also increase. this comes as u.s. diplomats are visiting northern ireland to discuss the issue of parades. restrictions on parades and march has in the past lead to rioting, and the protestant community claims its traditions have been undermined by the process. >> reporter: the probritish protestant .sin belfast have taken an idea from the occupy movement and set up protests. >> i think my future is being sold out. i think my son's future has been sold out. >> reporter: it's that bad? >> it's worse. it's worse. the discontent among the working class areas. my fear is that the children will feel a need to take up arms. >> reporter: it has been the catholic nationalist community of northern ireland who have complained about mistreatment for years, and this is a sign of a change in times. for the unionists probeneficiary majority in northern ireland, their right to carry the union flag is the most potent

michael needed a loan to finance the theater projector for belfast, maine. now he is considering a kick start for his other theater near the border. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> why is the situation different for you? is it because you're small town theaters at lower volume. 80% of theaters made the transition. they knew they had to over time. what is the difference with the smaller theaters. >> the smaller theaters didn't benefit from the credits that film companies provided because there were savings switching from 35-millimeter to digital. so we're the sort of like the last two people on the titanic as it goes down waiting as we go into the waters, and paramount just announced that at christmas that will be their last 35-millimeter film. so we really are at the end 35-millimeter, now we have to-- >> let me get this, then. the movie houses, the production houses send out some 35-millimeter. and you're on that list of people. >> very few. >> you get them out at the same time that other theaters get the digital releases? >> yeah,

a belfast on the cpp looked on as a society where women are second class citizens. they don't seem to be bothered by the fact that their teachers a woman. there are very open with a flair for that. from the accepted me as the command of my own unit and never made a slight crisp gesture that would make me feel on constable oh one to the earth in any way inappropriate in my country and not in the case it's ok for the woman to be the content that they responded to a certain extent that's the mood to put these works are on the clock ticking afghan officers and education is seen what they've accomplished so far within that i've used them notably school is fully functional for the goodwill of the good of themselves which is great great success this is some opponent for the time and in afghanistan i do. we are the tree. ace dead. he stops. nice day thousands of civilians and forced a careful to do justice to watch. we get to watch in hd world you were ever you go to a maid she asks for your own tablet access program schedules on demand video. nope my name is pete oliver wr

tommy gorman in belfast. thank you a woman has being charged with assisting the suicide of woman and dublin in twenty eleven and what's believed to be the first prosecution of its kind in this country for two year old kayla o'rourke from coach their gardens and tata is accused of assisting the suicide of fifty one year old bernadette fort. gail rock was a test this morning it's taxed at the teen market and pens to the six twenty left and she ate it at that six pounds so the pic you it's the suicides of projects for team captain dublin district court was told she replied not guilty plea to charges of up to her dale ross was given the bulk of evidence to the center court for trial by jury to the dublin circuit criminal court should be before that scores on december the thirteenth. she thinks tax under section two of the criminal law suicide act of nineteen ninety three the maximum penalty for someone found guilty under that legislation is fourteen years in prison. the court xiv had no objection to pan and milt

history was how we the seven year old ian paisley put it he was meeting president michael d higgins in belfast city hall. they were in the partner of them there she has faded somewhat chino one go. we're about to be delighted with presents given to mark the location. it was at the start gun and fired a specified she sang this morning. being that each one of her. the official. when he got. the show. we hope shortly afterwards the president still two pc of the wines were guests of honor at a function to honor st column about its location which is to allow them to celebrate their shared history. president told him of his planned state visit to the uk next year. his wish to make it an experience beyond politics. it was a very positive. since his actions and carried to teaching preaching and teaching me to add achieve understanding it would be a very empowering for braun said. most importantly not just its immediate hit sixty. but for our peak to peak is the query precincts. i peeked again future that is taking their pictures not just peace for putting these experiences sorts of possibilities befor

to help agencies asking them to confirm their operating in nine of the pay policy speaking today in belfast the health minister dr i need to vomit free health agencies must stick to policy. only science. for tea tree so far. and i believe so more time with katie to take care with government policy is section eight section thirty eight agencies are. you know covert by philippe policy on her no service providers cannot pay or subsidize salaries expenses are other benefits which exceed those normally paid within the sector it's open to hospitals or other health agencies to make a business case for specific pay arrangements to the department of health and expenditure on reform private money from chops our car parks are not supposed to be used to supplement approved service pay the department of health says it would take further action if responses are not perceived soon from all of the agencies involved. for the borrowers are teen years labor senator jimmy hart is said to be in a critical but stable condition in hospital it's believed he sustained head injuries following a fall early on sunday

involving online and steam train england to raise funds for the children's hospitals in dublin and belfast and the county's proposal box by northern ireland's political leaders will now be forwarded to the football authorities in on and on the blog. forty years ago when the trouble is or animal food stage. an irishman from all sides of the border took on the worthy champions greece in a sandstone world respects sensitivities that will cause the shamrock rovers in the film. most poetry. one of the goal scorers who went on to become the first catholic to captain northern ireland was marginally. yes carson only. to date with impeccable timing. the show still has an idea. two children's costumes with both sides in this job would it be a winner the one thing you can't cause an all ireland soccer team playing in international competitions the crops of annual basis of the would be a challenging match. they've been in ireland and england. if the corpses which would be the development of research and development for the portuguese costumes and ended on the proposal was not shot down by northern ire

committee has said that the tender process for a multi million times contract to rebuild the rake it in belfast was potentially you've read it. the committee also said it was a possible conflict of interest and that the bidders had given them their ink a donation of a hundred and fifty thighs and finds them very favorite project of the cams saying was no evidence to back them up. highlands has a new four million euro supercomputer which can provide four times the power of existing high powered computers currently available to scientists here then she on the machine can run a wide range of applications and be available to researchers want to solve scientific problems faster or history collection and he is racing to nineteen sixteen rising has been launched at dublin castle the projects commissioned by the government as part of the decade of nominations aims to bring this turbulent period of irish history to life i i i i feel a million images. who is free. i wish the new wool fleeces. it's not so well. he even reached the street great read or heard from the mideast is to get across the river. tha

catherine ashton play with in belfast ahead of the upcoming talks of the state of the two day talks in geneva follow any sane enough to back its size described as positive an ear and the sea killing me from a international sanctions about the p five plus one group that wants to be in chile randy prevent it from a building nuclear weapons and a senior us official has said the six countries and will teach you all to meet its functions relief in the exchange footpaths in the runs you rename the region and activities and bailey told to it now it was a long teeny any tear and she tell that some of the post but actions and the countries they could expect from your mind during this round in the talks. do you mean you only meant an ace and i we know the kids didn't even consider them the best inside and also that these days before the son of the coffee had a lot of news and that this day in some western media for his son's house is that you don't have a baby suspend its twenty percent yearly name the man but made clear that you've all got men have been fears that have stopped it so it's ultima

consider submissions by the defence and prosecution e age oldiam adams arrivgn a pson und for sentencing belfast crown court this morning. here three weeks ago a jury found him guilty o using and raping his daughter olivia who was six he appeared stuck in the nineteen seventies she was four at the time the abuse began. she was in court today during prosecution lawyers suggest in a submission to judge according to a cough that a fifteen year jail term might apply. defence counsel in her submission said there had been no evidence during the trial. liam adams who fainted since nineteen eighty one. he's been in a relationship for over thirty years. his partner his second wife and two daughters from a marriage supported him throughout the trial the court was also told liam adams has a number of medical issues including arthritis liam adams is the brother of fishing fein president gerry adams. because of the family name in prison he's been captain of up to high security arrangements. having heard today submissions the judge has now retired. to reflect of what was st. tommy got the funds former solicit

. >> while agreeing with the member for belfast north that there should be no question of amnesty, surely there are some merits in the proposal from the northern ireland attorney general. rather than incurring enormous expenditure and effort are suing crimes committed during the troubles decades ago, where the evidence is difficult if not impossible to establish, the justified grievances should be addressed in other ways so the northern ireland can move on from its hideous past. >> i have great respect for his views on this issue. he served in northern ireland and knows how important these issues are. i do think it is important to allow richard to do his work and operates and flags and doing with the past. dealing with the past is the most difficult of the three and the most difficult to unlock. we are all democrats who believe in the rule of law, who believe in the independence of the police and prosecuting authorities. they should be able to bring cases -- i think it is dangerous to think that you can but some sort of block on that. all interested in ways in which people can reconcile a

a book about the troubles in northern ireland and i went and spent a good portion of one summer in belfast. not something that i would recommend anyone do, but that summer i went to the meeting that was held in a neighborhood called alan murphy in belfast to commemorate the anniversary of what is called the ballot murphey massacre come on british opened fire on a group of catholic civilians killing of road. in new england, no one thinks about it anymore. they are not dwelling on it. they're worried about other things in the day something of the past. if you stood in that auditorium as i did, just like this with as many people as they says they were talking about event that happened three decades ago, you would've thought the shooting would've happened yesterday. the emotions were that route. people were collapsing in tears and crying out in their grief and being told to screaming the room and maybe realize long after we've forgotten the consequence of our actions, the people who have been pressed and abuse continue to nurse their rage and earn their own are. made me think about what people

. >> whilst agreeing with the members from belfast north that they should be no question of amnesty, surely there is some malice in the proposal from the northern ireland attorney general, but rather that entering enormous expenditure and effort pursuing crimes committed during the troubles, decades ago, where the evidence is difficult if not impossible to establish, to justify grievances of victims including widows of police officers and prison officers should be addressed in other ways so that northern ireland can move on from its hideous past. >> i have great respect for the gentleman's views on this issue to he served in northern ireland. he knows how important these issues are. first of all, i do think it's important to allow -- about parades, flags and the giddy with the path. clearly the duty with the past part is most difficult of the three and the most difficult to unlock. the second point i would make is we are all democrats to believe in the rule of law, believe in the it dependence of the police and prosecuting authorities, and they should if they're able to the able to b

. >> whilst agreeing with the members from belfast north that they should be no question of amnesty, surely there is some malice in the proposal from the northern ireland attorney general, but rather that entering enormous expenditure and effort pursuing crimes committed during the troubles, decades ago, where the evidence is difficult if not impossible to establish, to justify grievances of victims including widows of police officers and prison officers should be addressed in other ways so that northern ireland can move on from its hideous past. >> i have great respect for the gentleman's views on this issue to he served in northern ireland. he knows how important these issues are. first of all, i do think it's important to allow -- about parades, flags and the giddy with the path. clearly the duty with the past part is most difficult of the three and the most difficult to unlock. the second point i would make is we are all democrats to believe in the rule of law, believe in the it dependence of the police and prosecuting authorities, and they should if they're able to the able to b