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- Updates for Tuesday 14 June 2016
- Businessman who converted two companies into charities to avoid tax asked to pay back millions
- Irish flights cancelled due to French air traffic controllers strike
- More than 50% of children in deprived areas live with adult smoker
- Two teenagers rescued from 50-foot crane
- Picture: East Strand, Portrush (by Gail Simpson)
Ahead of the referendum on EU membership, BBC Northern Ireland is hosting a live debate giving voters an opportunity to put their questions to a panel of speakers.
The live television debate on the EU Referendum, hosted by Stephen Nolan, will be broadcast on Wednesday 15 June on BBC One Northern Ireland at 22:45.
The programme will examine what local voters think about EU membership and provide the studio audience with the opportunity to take part in the debate.
The man who died as the result of a hit and run collision at Shillinghill Road in County Armagh yesterday was James Shields, 52, who was from the Markethill area.
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Sir Paul McCartney said he was "very sad" to hear of Henry McCullough's death.
"He was a pleasure to work with, a super talented musician with a lovely sense of humour," he told the BBC.
"The solo he played on My Love was a classic that he made up on the spot in front of a live orchestra. Our deepest sympathies from my family to his."
Singer and musician Van Morrison said he was "very sorry" to hear about Henry McCullough's death.
"I know he had some difficult times recently, but he will be remembered for his long and productive career in music. My thoughts are with his friends and family at this time," he told the BBC.
Northern Ireland rock guitarist Henry McCullough has died. He was originally from Portstewart but travelled the world playing with rock legends such as Sir Paul McCartney and Joe Cocker.
He was said to have been the only Irish artist to have played at the Woodstock festival.
A senior manager in the manufacturing company responsible for a huge diesel spill off the County Antrim coast has apologised.
Robert Kennedy, Caterpillar NI, said the company regretted the mistake and had been working to address the consequences.
The duke and duchess of Cambridge have arrived in Northern Ireland. The royal couple are attending a garden party at Hillsborough Castle.
It's their first visit since their marriage in 2011. They are meeting representatives of voluntary and charity groups as well as members of the military. Local politicians including the first minister are also in attendance.
The man who died following a two-vehicle collision at Garryduff Road, Ballymoney yesterday was Olaf McCaw.
He was 65 years old and came from the Dervock area.
The hospitality trade has been campaigning for the relaxation of opening hours around Easter.
A son of former Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble has been made a councillor by the party. Nicholas Trimble, 29, was co-opted on to Lisburn and Castlereagh Council.
He replaces Robbie Butler who won an Assembly seat in last month's election.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is investigating allegations that several of its student officers may have cheated during training exams.
Ass Ch Con Alan Todd said the inquiry "centres around the impropriety of student officers inappropriately sharing examination information between each other".