Good night!published at 18:55 GMT 29 November 2016
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Updates for Tuesday 29 November 2016
Picture: Morning mist over Belfast (by Paul McFarland)
Good night!published at 18:55 GMT 29 November 2016
No great change...published at 18:51 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postAdding up to successpublished at 18:48 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postLive from Ambulance Controlpublished at 18:43 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postFind a hat for your hogletpublished at 18:38 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postRatepayers fork out £43m for clean-uppublished at 18:26 GMT 29 November 2016
Conor Macauley
BBC News NI Agriculture and Environment CorrespondentEvery ratepayer in Northern Ireland paid £58 towards the cost of cleaning up litter last year, according to an environmental charity.The bill for the 11 councils is more than £43m, an increase of 8% on 2014.
It would go a long way towards the price of the new maternity unit at Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital.
It would also pay the wages of apout 2,000 nurses.
Coming up on Newslinepublished at 18:19 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X post£22,000 more per inmate!published at 18:09 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postAnd now for a little urban myth bustingpublished at 17:59 GMT 29 November 2016
Evening Extra reporter Ita Dungan says hedgehogs do have fleas ... but the fleas are particular and they don't travel to humans. So you cannot catch them.
Also, hedgehogs are very fond of chicken flavoured cat food... so ignore the naysayers!
Beware the pram in the hall?published at 17:50 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postFormer KPMG partners in High Court challengepublished at 17:45 GMT 29 November 2016
John Campbell
BBC News NI Economics and Business EditorAn investigation into suspected tax evasion by four Belfast accountants centres on how losses made by an investment partnership were offset against tax, the High Court has heard.
The details emerged during judicial review proceedings taken by Eamonn Donaghy, Jon D'Arcy, Paul Hollway and Arthur O'Brien.
The men, former partners at KPMG, are challenging the legality of searches at their homes and offices.
They were arrested in November 2015 but have not been charged with any wrongdoing.
Scottish leader addresses Irish parliamentpublished at 17:33 GMT 29 November 2016
Nicola Sturgeon has told the Irish Parliament that the response to the Brexit vote will define both Scotland and Ireland for generations to come.
Image source, PAScotland's first minister became the first serving head of a foreign government to address the Senate.
Westlink delayspublished at 17:23 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postIs it NI boxing bias?published at 17:16 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postNI prison costs 'shocking'published at 17:04 GMT 29 November 2016
DUP MLA Jim Wells says it's shocking that it costs the Northern Ireland Prison Service 40% more on average to house each prisoner than the Scottish Prison Service.
Justice Minister Claire Sugden told Mr Wells that the average cost per prisoner in Northern Ireland is £57,643 compared to £35,182 in England and Wales and £34,399 in Scotland.
Ms Sugden told Mr Wells that she did not believe the figures were directly comparable given the different challenges faced by the Prison Service here, such as accommodating paramilitary prisoners.
Sudden death of childpublished at 16:52 GMT 29 November 2016
Police are investigating the sudden death of an infant in Londonderry.
The young child's body was found earlier today at Magowan Park in the Creggan.
The scene is cordoned off and there are no further details at the moment.
Re-living the dream...published at 16:40 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postMinister appeals to teachers to call off strikepublished at 16:31 GMT 29 November 2016
The education minister has appealed to teachers from NASUWT to call off their strike scheduled for tomorrow.
Peter Weir said the action would cause "severe disruption" to parents and put pressure on other teachers.
Traffic delays warningpublished at 16:16 GMT 29 November 2016
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End of X postBody cameras for prison staff?published at 16:10 GMT 29 November 2016
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