BBC News NI Live - Tuesday 31 May 2016

Summary

Updates for Tuesday 31 May 2016
Police are to re-open an investigation into the deaths of 10 Protestant workmen at Kingsmills
The Historical Institutional Abuse starts its investigation into abuse at former Kincora Boys' home in Belfast
Belfast hosts a special all-island commemoration for Irish sailors who died in World War One

Live Reporting

Fiona Murray and Niall Glynn

That's all from us...published at 19:00 BST 31 May 2016
It's been a busy Tuesday for the BBC local live team. Enjoy what's left of the sun this evening - it was certainly shining down on Benone beach today! Join us again tomorrow from 07:00 BST.
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Executive faces legal challenge over Irish language strategy 'failure'published at 18:56 BST 31 May 2016
An Irish language organisation has been granted leave to bring a judicial review against the Stormont Executive over claims it failed to adopt or implement an Irish Language Strategy.
Image source, Conradh naGaeilge
A spokesman for Conradh na Gaeilge said they hoped the legal challenge would "not prove necessary" and that the executive would change its position.

(Dad) dancing in the dark!published at 18:50 BST 31 May 2016
The Taoiseach's used to being in the spotlight for political reasons, but it was Enda Kenny's dancing at Bruce Springsteen's Croke Park gig that got some eagle eyed commentators talking.
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Eight child migrants go missing from NI authorities' carepublished at 18:44 BST 31 May 2016
Eight children who came to NI after fleeing their home countries have disappeared while they were in the care of the authorities, a BBC Spotlight investigation has learned.
Spotlight looks in detail at the cases of two of the missing children. You can watch the programme on BBC1 NI tonight at 22:45 BST.

Battle of Jutlandpublished at 18:34 BST 31 May 2016
Watch BBC Newsline at 6.30 for a full round up of today's centenary tribute in Belfast. Join Donna Traynor, who's on board the only surviving ship from the famous WW1 battle.
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Thornton inquest: killing not 'proportionate'published at 18:27 BST 31 May 2016
A coroner has found that the killing of a labourer by a soldier in 1971 was not 'necessary, reasonable or proportionate'.
Henry Thornton, 29, was shot after the van he was driving passed Springfield Road police station in west Belfast.

Injured NW200 rider says he's 'lucky to be alive'published at 18:16 BST 31 May 2016
Dungannon rider Ryan Farquhar has told the BBC he's "lucky to be alive" after being seriously injured in a high speed accident at this year's North West 200.
The 40-year-old, who suffered a punctured lung, six broken ribs and a bad laceration to his liver, is still being treated at the Royal Victoria hospital.
Coming up on tonight's BBC Newslinepublished at 18:05 BST 31 May 2016
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Orde criticises Villiers over EU border viewspublished at 17:54 BST 31 May 2016
A former PSNI Chief Constable has criticised the NI Secretary over her view that a vote to leave the EU would not necessarily lead to new controls on the Irish border.
Sir Hugh Orde says he thinks border controls will be inevitable in the event of a vote for Brexit. However Theresa Villiers has dismissed his comments as "scare tactics."
Coming up on Evening Extra after 6published at 17:43 BST 31 May 2016
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Kincora: Amnesty questions whether inquiry can 'deliver for victims'published at 17:32 BST 31 May 2016
The head of Amnesty International NI says it's "difficult" to see how an inquiry into historical child sex abuse at Kincora Boys' home "can command the full confidence of the victims".
Patrick Corrigan said the inquiry "can only rely on voluntary cooperation by the Ministry of Defence and the secret intelligence services" as key figures "have indicated that they do not intend to testify".
Traffic: Long delays on Hillhall Roadpublished at 17:23 BST 31 May 2016
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Arrests linked to NAMA investigationpublished at 17:19 BST 31 May 2016
Two men have been arrested in Co Down by the UK's National Crime Agency in a fraud investigation linked to the biggest ever property deal in Northern Ireland.
The NCA said police helped to carry out searches linked to the controversial sale of assets and property owned by Ireland's National Assets Management Agency.
On tonight's Evening Extra...published at 17:15 BST 31 May 2016
Conor Bradford is in the Evening Extra hotseat tonight.
Coming up: the latest on Kingsmills investigation, Belfast's central role in today's Battle of Jutland tribute and has the GAWA scored an own goal with its Euro 2016 team suits? Text 81771 or tweet @bbcevex

Thornton Inquest: killing not 'proportionate'published at 17:05 BST 31 May 2016
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Traffic: delays on M1 near Saintfield Rdpublished at 16:53 BST 31 May 2016
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Who's who in Finance & Economy committees?published at 16:48 BST 31 May 2016
The membership of Stormont's Finance and Economy committees has been finalised.
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Kingsmills: senior PSNI officer appointed to investigationpublished at 16:37 BST 31 May 2016
A senior police officer has been appointed to lead the re-opening of an investigation into the murder of ten Protestant workmen at Kingmills in 1976.
Image source, PA
Asst Chief Constable, Mark Hamilton, said "detectives from the Legacy Investigation Branch are now following a line of enquiry".

Travel: car crash near Broadway in Belfastpublished at 16:25 BST 31 May 2016
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Loyalist questioned over Troubles murderspublished at 16:16 BST 31 May 2016
Leading Belfast loyalist Winston 'Winkie' Rea has been arrested.
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It's understood the 65-year-old is being questioned about the murders of Catholic men John Benedict Devine in July 1989 and John Joseph O'Hara in April 1991.