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Life's Too Short

With his divorce getting messy Warwick turns to Ricky and Stephen for advice. In this clip he checks out a new flat but his assistant is far from helpful.

Northern Ireland News

  1. Protestors at Belfast City Hall Protesters call for mayor to go
  2. PSNI Crest PSNI to close 34 police stations
  3. Colin Duffy (left) and Brian Shivers Sappers DNA evidence admissible

Foyle and West Headlines

Northern Ireland Sport

  1. Martin O'Neill Sunderland 'want O'Neill as boss'
  2. Ruan Pienaar hasn't played since the Scarlets game in late October Ulster v Scarlets (Fri)
  3. Rory McIlroy McIlroy shares lead in Hong Kong

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NI Weather

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  • Wind: SW 14mph

Saturday day weather

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  • Max: 8°C
  • Min: 3°C
  • Wind: W 18mph

Sunday day weather

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  • Max: 7°C
  • Min: 2°C
  • Wind: SW 14mph

Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

A29 Armagh

Darkley Road closed due to roadworks in Darkley, in Darkley. Diversion in operation - via B31 Armagh Rd, Newtownhamilton, and B3 Tassagh Road into Keady

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Malachi O'Doherty and Quentin Letts

In Conversation

Malachi O'Doherty meets the Daily Mail's political sketchwriter Quentin Letts.

Music

Image of Marianne Green and her band

Marianne Green

The Danish born singer and her band perform on the Gerry Anderson show.

Your Say

Meat in a slaughterhouse. (Photo: Getty Images)

Animal Slaughter

Should religions have a right to slaughter conscious animals?

Desert Island Discs

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70th Anniversary

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