but from the police notes we've seen, the psni don't seem to think there is enough evidence for anyoneut a number of questions to the southern trust. it said sean's tragic death is the subject of a coroner's investigation in which it is fully engaged and a psni investigation and was unable to comment on specific issues as a result. the trust offered its condolences to the family and said it will continue to offer them support. it said it has implemented a range of measures in bluestone to improve the quality and safety of care. in the years since sean's death, sinead boyle doesn't think the questions she has have been fully answered. two and a half years can ijust say is actually a long time. this process has been so long, so slow. i don't really know why, but in that time, i have fought for the truth. sean. what's life like without him? life is a... ..lonely. it can be lonely because he was so full of life. and he was my child. he was my baby. i was his mummy. and he's not here any more. i have to change my way of living because i can't change what happened and i can't change him not

psni the targets are obviously. psni targets place targets.dwell or several of those bullets could have had children. it say the leisure centre lots of young people there and targets are the place but these people are indiscriminate . they don't care indiscriminate. they don't care who they take with them. yeah and who are the individual . i and who are the individual. i mean, have they got a handle on where this particular threat is coming from? are they the old dissident groups that re—emerging or a new generation 7 re—emerging or a new generation ? no they are the old that's groups. i mean , take your pick. groups. i mean, take your pick. there is the real ira, the new ira continue continues today . ira continue continues today. yeah.i ira continue continues today. yeah. i mean , the one thing they yeah. i mean, the one thing they they they they do not have a lot of followers . they're not big of followers. they're not big and they're very easily infiltrated, which maybe eroding. one of the reasons why that the psni on may five are are real

the psni, supported by partners, will relentlessly pursue those who seek to cause harm and terroriseur community. and those who seek to attack police officers and other members of the security services here in northern ireland. also on the programme... william hill — one of the world's biggest betting companies — is told to pay a £19 million penalty — a record — for failing to protect consumers. more violence in paris tonight — as tens of thousands of people are out on the streets again across france to protest against president macron�*s pension reforms. everyone, say hi to luke! and the 22—year—old singer—songwriter who found himself on stage in front of 20,000 people with ed sheeran. and on bbc london... are billionaire�*s son who fled to yemen after a murder investigation admits to the bbc that he was involved. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the terrorism threat level in northern ireland has been raised from substantial to severe — meaning the risk of an attack is now "highly likely". the rating is based on an mi5 intelligence assessment and comes after a rise i

, the anti because the psni, the anti terrorism act which allows them to hold people for much longeruse of a warrant . so much wider use of a warrant. so in other words, you don't have to go and get one for every premises. and of course, in that they redact over 100 officers on that case. they it many, many homes across northern ireland, both unionist loyalist and nationalist republicans were in fact in the last or four weeks dissident terrorist in derry there. the raids have been going on there and in county down over last week many, many raids going on and amongst loyalism now of course the first four arrests that were that actually appeared dunng that were that actually appeared during that that a nation investigation where from closest to the loyalist communities which would very much point to organised crime than paramilitarism but that sort of puts that case in a different direction but. what we do know is that the information that was probably from those raids quite scared the security forces here, how much targeting had been going on maybe weaponry that was find out they have

the psni, supported by partners, will relentlessly pursue those who seek to cause harm and terrorised's biggest betting companies — is told to pay a £19 million penalty — a record — for failing to protect consumers. more violence in paris tonight — as tens of thousands of people

nonetheless of course, we will make sure all the resources available to the psni and the pubuc availableed to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour activity . suspicious behaviour activity. james grundy day thank you, madam speaker. in my recent local survey as to whether leas should away from wigan council . should away from wigan council. i am very pleased to say that so far the survey shows 90% in favour , with only 3% opposed favour, with only 3% opposed staff . please. i mean, before staff. please. i mean, before call for a second referendum. let me finish the question . does let me finish the question. does my right friend agree that in the 50th year of our campaign for our towns independence that this is the year to re—elected it done . yes my honourable it done. yes my honourable friend campaigned with typical gusto. i think he knows that changing the boundaries at local authority is subject an independent process. but i will ensure he gets a meeting with the minister for local government so he can do to discuss the aspirations . life? discuss the aspirations. life?

nonetheless, we will make sure all resources are made available to the psni and the public are remindedbehaviour. in my recent local survey as _ suspicious behaviour. in my recent local survey as to _ suspicious behaviour. in my recent local survey as to whether - suspicious behaviour. in my recent local survey as to whether lee i local survey as to whether lee should break away from watching council, —— wigan council, i am pleased to say that so far the survey shows 90% in favour, with only 3% opposed. before you call for a second referendum, let me finish the question. does my right honourable friend agree that, in the 50th year of our campaign for our town's independence, this is the year to get lexit done? mr; year to get lexit done? my honourable _ year to get lexit done? my honourable friend campaigns with typical gusto. i think he knows that changing the boundaries at local authority level is subject to an independent process but i will ensure he gets the meeting with the minister for local government so can further discuss the aspirations for leigh. further discuss the aspiratio

dressed in army camouflage yesterday as she joined irish guards in the psni's battlefield injury trainingcoming colonel last. guard since becoming colonel last . so why when you were last. so why when you were saying the irish guards, did you saying the irish guards, did you say irish guard? i asked irish, why did you why did you lapse into that? i tell you, did you see irish guards ? irish guard? see irish guards? irish guard? i just knew i did. i just didn't. you served as if it was a surprise sponsorship. if it was spelled o. i have a horrible habit of mimicking, but it's not mimicking. it's. it's reflecting . mocking. mocking one. my best friends is south african and i can't speak to her without going lapsing into a do it with you with birmingham. nottingham what was it the other day . you're was it the other day. you're cracking me out with say birmingham. birmingham. birmingham. birmingham. birmingham is that right. arctic. arctic arctic. there's a seeing that . anyway get in touch seeing that. anyway get in touch the usual way you can tweet us, you can email us. you know what, stic