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The Anti Internment parade starts in Ardoyne, goes into the city centre and then up the Falls. There was serious trouble at it two years ago when 56 police officers were injured.

A statement on the parade organiser's Facebook page says they will break a Parades Commission determination this year. It says the parade should be clear of Belfast city centre by 1.30 pm. But the organisers say the parade will start at their intended time of 2.30 pm.

Three loyalist counter protests have also been organised.

North Belfast MLA Nelson McCausland and Eirigi spokesman Padraic MacCoitir discuss

The Great British Bake off starts tonight. The cake making competition is one of the 麻豆社's biggest hits. The show brings in millions of viewers. But is it boring?

That's what Simon Cowell said last year. The X Factor supremo says that it's much more exciting watching an X Factor winner than "looking at a chocolate eclair at the end of the show".

He's taking part in a political panel discussion at Feile, the West Belfast festival.

Stephen听spoke to him yesterday ahead of the event.

As you'll hear, he was on a train and the interview was unfortunately cut short. Apologies for the sound quality at a couple of points.

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