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The Blame Game is back. Just before the start of the new series, Alan Simpson met the show's Neil Delamere. Find out what local slang the comedian has picked up. Just what is it about Newry he loves so much?

Northern Ireland News

  1. Bullet-riddled car after police shooting RUC killings 'not reinvestigated'
  2. David McIlwaine and Andrew Robb Teens' murderer loses term appeal
  3. House where attack happened Gunmen 'threatened to shoot baby'

Foyle and West Headlines

Northern Ireland Sport

  1. Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell Ireland two shots off World lead
  2. Kris Meeke Irish rally gets IRC series slot
  3. Glasgow Warriors player David Lemi Glasgow Warriors v Ulster (Fri)

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NI Weather

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  • Wind: WSW 22mph

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  • Wind: SW 22mph

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  • Max: 10°C
  • Min: 4°C
  • Wind: W 16mph

Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

B162 Tyrone

Closed both ways due to drainage works between A29 and B47, in Cookstown. Diversion in operation - signed. Expect congestion

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EastEnders

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Stalking Phil?

Can you work out who is making life uncomfortable for Walford's hardman?

Magazine

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40s, 50s, 60s

How exactly do you define when someone enters 'middle age'?

Tickets

Presenters Graham Little and Joanne Salley

Out of the Blue

Come along and celebrate NI's cultural riches. Book your tickets now.

Watch Again

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Take A Chance?

David Meade encourages members of the public to take staggering risks.

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