some or declaration is going on as we were listening to kieran.g to kieran. i will bring you details onjust a moment. i have just been handed them. the sinn fein candidate has been elected. another seat for sinn fein. doing very well. they are doing well in some places at the expense of the sdlp. that begins to explain how the gap in terms of numbers of seats is narrowing between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party, compared to the last election which was in may last year. well, let's talk to the dup now. with me is gavin robinson. the dup mla for east belfast. we will try to make ourselves heard of the noise behind us. how are you feeling this evening about the party's performance and how do you think arlene foster will be feeling? it looks as though the gap between yourselves and sinn fein will be much narrower after this election. it will be narrower. it is something we predicted throughout the election. how do we feel? this is not been an easy election. it is not one that many people can say there was one real reason to it. lots of sel

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kieran and brandon are happy going head—to—head over the matter.we lose a lot of the funding or free—trade deals, how will we be replacing them? so we are not just left on our own and isolated. opening ourselves up to the rest of the world, it's important we have that diversity and co—operate with other countries around the globe and not just singling ourselves in one block. if we bring such a spectacular change, we have no idea what has go to happen at all.t it's such a gamble. we've put our country on the line, essentially. it will affect us. back in the cabin classroom, things may have to be taught differently. duty free rules may change. but they think they can adapt. the world is bigger than europe. some of these teenagers see opportunities on the brexit horizon. others are not quite sure about change. on the day that the process of leaving the european union has been triggered, a teesdale charity that helps farmers negotiate eu paperwork has said the industry is facing massive uncertainty thanks to brexit. farmers have been promised by the go

there is a guy called kieran martin, chief executive of the national cyber security centre, who willething that is spreading and worldwide? country. it seems to be something that is spreading and worldwide7m is and! that is spreading and worldwide7m is and i don't think it'sjust russia. there is a lot of hacking going on. a kind of the world in which we think we have early element of privacy —— any element of properzi and we don't. everything from wiki leaks to russia's games, i think they are weak, and the far right in america, who are very, very rich people. there is a new book about this and western democracies are under severe attack and we should worry very much about it. does this report give us an answer as to what a solution to this might be? no, it says it's about outlining the potential for hostile action and saying what political parties can do to make their systems more robust and how to protect and safeguard everything, but it'sjust and how to protect and safeguard everything, but it's just a case of being one step ahead. it's like terrorism. you have to be one step ahea

the missing crew were mike duffy, paul 0rmsby and kieran smith.been found. an investigation has been opened after the pentagon confirmed that american—led coalition fighter jets struck in the area near a site in the iraqi city of mosul where many civilians are reported killed. us central command says iraqi military requested the attack against islamic state fighters. earlier i spoke to our correspondent yalda hakim who's in the nearby city of irbil who gave us this update on the us air strikes in the region. for over a week, we have been hearing reports that us—led air strikes have left at least 150 people dead in west mosul. they did issue a statement yesterday, saying they had launched an investigation, that they respect human life, but that they wouldn't abandon this operation. this is perhaps the most difficult part or phase of this whole operation for iraqi forces. the front line has now reached the old city, it is densely populated, the streets and alleyways are incredibly narrow, so they will not be able to use tanks, and there will be a lo

kieran and brandon are happy going head—to—head over the matter.ening ourselves up to the rest of the world, it's important we have that diversity and co—operate with other countries around the globe and not just singling ourselves in one block. if we bring such a spectacular change, we have no idea what has go to happen at all.t it's such a gamble. we've put our country on the line, essentially. it will affect us. back in the cabin classroom, things may have to be

danny‘s interpreter kieran seabrook is also here. morning to all of you.?” with an ensemble when you have profound deafness? i don't think the challenge is us performing together, but i think the main challenge is trying to get to venues. mainstream venues, because we really want to encourage them to be more inclusive, more diverse and including something like the forte ensemble, we want to raise the profile. it‘s not really the hearing is the barrier, i think probably the attitude or the lack of awareness. it‘s important that they get involved because there is outstanding musicians out there. wendy, it‘s probably inspirational for lots of people to see danny what he can do and what he has achieved. what are the problems that children with limited hearing, deaf children have in school? one of the main problems is what danny said, it's people's perceptions of what do we think a deaf child looks like now? they're amazingly diverse, we pk them up in the uk very early. most are in mainstream. but people think they're deaf, perhaps they can't do music, or forei

kieran and brandon araf happy going head—to—head over the matter. will we be replacing them? so we are not just left will we be replacing them? so we are notjust left on will we be replacing them? so we are not just left on our own and isolated. opening ourselves up to the rest of the world, it's important we have that diversity and co re important we have that diversity and core operate with other countries around the globe and notjust single ourselves in one block. if we bring such a spectacular change, we have no idea what has go to happen at all. it's such a gamble. we put our country on the line, essentially. it will affect us. back in the cab and classroom, things may have to be taught differently. judy phiri rules may change. —— duty—free rules. taught differently. judy phiri rules may change. —— duty—free rulesm will be better for duty—free. may change. —— duty—free rulesm will be better for duty-free. some of these teenagers see opportunities on the brexit horizon. others are not quite sure change. joining me now at westminster, labourmp hi

kieran, tell us what is happening where you are.e at the foyle arena in londonderry, northern ireland's second city, 75 miles from belfast. we have had ourfirst second city, 75 miles from belfast. we have had our first result in what would have been the constituency of martin mcguinness. he is not running this time. one of his candidates from sinn fein in this election made an impassioned plea on social media last night for republicans in this city and across northern ireland to come out and show their support to martin mcguinness and the principled stance, as sinn fein have framed it, to show their support to him. that has been reflected in no small measure today by the fact she has topped the poll in foil and has been collected in the first count. sinn fein supporters are jubilant they will retain their two seats. the sdlp leader is in the building as well and he is confident his party will retain their two seats as well. there was a people before profit centres backed candidate, eamon mccann, who was elected for the first time at

images were painted last month by graffiti artist kieran gorman. 200 people a week now attend his workshopsor some people, yes. however, does that make it more mainstream? forsome people, yes. however, i think they love it as well.|j forsome people, yes. however, i think they love it as well. i saw or eye—catching? depends where you stand. send us your views on that, and we are talking throughout the programme about people suffering from mental health issues and how employers can help deal with that. the number i read was correct, it was wrong on the screen. let me repeat that numberfor you the screen. let me repeat that number for you 08000 56a 756. the screen. let me repeat that numberfor you 08000 56a 756. if the screen. let me repeat that number for you 08000 56a 756. if you haven't written it down, we will repeat it again. we were talking about street art, and we will also be talking about crime. still to come this morning: a brit nomination, a mobo award and performing live with ed sheeran — it is a long way from being expelled from school for the rapper stormzy. he is here later to t