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Updates for Wednesday 7 December 2016
20-bed children's ward at Ulster Hospital closed due to staff sickness
DUP nominates airport boss for Tourism Ireland position
QUB to lead body toxins research project
Picture: River Foyle in Londonderry (by Tony Monaghan)
Erinn Kerr and Michael Hirst
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A former Ireland international rugby player will not automatically face a retrial on child sexual abuse allegations, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

Judges said it was up to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) whether charges should be pursued against David Tweed. Mr Tweed, 57, was jailed for eight years in 2012. The convictions were quashed in October.
Two Sinn Féin TDs have angrily denied they had any involvement in the murder of a senior prison officer in the Republic of Ireland in 1983.

Dessie Ellis and Martin Ferris shouted their denials in the Dáil shortly after their party leader Gerry Adams made a statement on his knowledge of the killing.
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Arlene Foster "did not ignore" warnings by a whistleblower over an energy scheme that will cost NI taxpayers £400m, the economy minister has said.
Image source, PAMrs Foster dealt with the Renewable Heat Incentive issue "entirely appropriately", said Simon Hamilton.
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A man has been questioned by police in Bahrain in connection with the death of former BBC journalist and News Letter editor Austin Hunter.

Mr Hunter, 64, was knocked down and killed on a road in Bahrain at the weekend.
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Lawyers for victims campaigner Raymond McCord and a group of NI anti-Brexit politicians are putting their arguments to the Supreme Court today.
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