Sam if you can stay there for me because I want to just pick up with some of the other details from the Enquirer this is very important stuff after the news will be stripped back to. 1900. 3041 media. B.b.c. Radio one. With b.b.c. News at 10 o'clock I'm Tina Campbell a man in his thirty's is in a critical condition after he was struck by a car imported on it happened on the Dublin Road at 9 o'clock last night the driver of the car was spoken to by officers at the same senior north Belfast Republican Eddie Copeland has asked Northern Ireland's attorney general to order a new inquest into the death of his father who was shot dead by a soldier in 1971 the soldier claimed father of 2 John Copeland had opened far on an army patrol during Ra attained in the are doing area of Belfast but a report by the Historical Enquiries Team has raised diets of by 1000 kind. The European Commission has suggested that it will be essential for the u.k. To closely follow the rules of its single market and customs union if a hard border is to be avoided after backset the details are contained in a paper tabled as part of this week's talks in Brussels with the details are economics and business editor John Campbell everybody is a great they don't want to see a hard border after Bret's it but there are differences on how that can be achieved the Irish government has always been clear that the best way is for the u.k. To stay in both the Customs Union the single market up until now e.u. Has only said that avoiding a hard border will require creative and imaginative solutions but it nice seems to be moving closer to the Irish position in the document produced this week it says the u.k. Should ensure no divergence from those rules of the internal market and the customs union which are necessary for men in full North-South cooperation in response a u.k. Government spokesman said that any solutions to the unique circumstances in Northern Ireland must respect the integrity of the United Kingdom a man who was charged with murdering 2 of his former girlfriends has died suddenly at home Leslie rolls who was from dream over was accused of killing Michelle Bickerstaff in 2012 and Margaret Weiss in 2007 the cause of the 67 year old's death has not been confirmed with the news on to sports night with Kay and Marta in Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has warned his players not to dwell on the disappointment of last night's defeat to Switzerland the controversial decision to award to the Swiss a penalty in the build up to the only goal of the game means that Northern Ireland now face an uphill battle if they're to realise their World Cup ambitions the players and staff fly out to bars all today knowing that if they are to qualify for Russia next summer they must become the 1st European side to recover from losing the 1st leg of a playoff at home and go on to still achieve World Cup qualification Meanwhile the Northern Ireland under $21.00 resumed their qualifying campaign. 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Traffic is busy leaving the empty at Nelson Street and also on the last line from Broadway heading towards the end City and the m 3 all ceilings between rattlin and Castle have been canceled until 2 o'clock the rotten Express will leave rattlin at 4 and a half past 4 as an update on the rest of today ceilings is expected to be given out around half past 1 and a George Best Belfast City airport fly b.s. 20 past 10 arrival from London said I is not expected at 11 o'clock pm Sutherland reporting. Travel News on b.b.c. Radio calls to. Right let's go back to the news letters Sam McBride at this morning the front page of the newsletter today shock r.h.i. Revelations and of course I'm just before we could 10 years we think about the momentum and the level of public interest that there was in the child. Of last year. I don't think anybody disagrees that it was a scandal obviously people see it from different perspectives and here we have this inquiry noise with very significant revelations as you say and up at the beginning . That's right I mean just taking taking the 3 So some of the other things which came out yesterday which on their own would be it would be absolutely extraordinary I mean we were told that already in foster and while the finance minister in 2015 at this point where they were trying to bring in cost controls she intervened at the last minute in an attempt on behalf of a constituent to try to delay those cost controls for a week or 2 the night she she doesn't dispute this and it would seem from what was said to the inquiry yesterday that at that stage she did not know that the scheme was going to move around correct Well I think I think it was very clear to people in government at that point that the scheme was going into her and she was finance minister so I mean I think we can expect that she had some understanding is that she probably did not of the longer standing aside but what what has to be said what's very important in this is that that didn't have any material impact on the overspend because once the word came back from the Permanent Secretary of her old department under McCormack and that really this was not something he would even think about that he would have to be ordered by his minister Jonathan bell to do this because he couldn't justify it in terms of public spending she very quickly accepted that and therefore there actually was no delay but nevertheless that led point she was trying to see if the scheme could be kept open and without cost controls for another couple of weeks another another aspect of this which is very significant is the prospect of adviser under Crawford who are we were speaking about earlier in a separate context he knew and passed on quite sensitive information about the looming cost controls to some of his relatives one of whom was in the scheme and one of the enquiry suggested it might have joined the scheme but seemingly did not openly join the scheme he again does not dispute that he passed this email on the thing one of them the inquiry was told seems to be a ministerial submission actually something which is really handled with quite quite a degree of confidentiality within government but he he's very clear that those people already knew the cost controls were coming. Because for whatever reason the world was going to on the street at that point that cost controls were coming and lots of lots of questions for a lot of people and they will all get a chance to have their say as the months go on I think some of the questions the public may therefore have when you have mentioned what Arlene Foster tried to do there tried to delay cost controls for one constituent and you explain the context I think the public might have a question as to well will will will will when r.h.i. Was top of the news agenda day in and day out to New Orleans Foster was being asked about it why did she not disclose this regarding Andre Crawford when the d.p. Were being asked about this and they were giving statement after statement why did they not disclose this. That's right and I think it should be remembered that under Crawford I think was the only person in the d.p. Hilton at least Alan is stored in January and prior to the collapse of people listen and at that point he was very clear that he did not think he'd done anything wrong and that he believes that the inquiry process would clear isn't the end so we will get to hear from him look at here flooding Forster and there is this tension in this between not being able to report on what actually happened and it clearly is very significant on the face of it but not getting quite the full story and getting part of the story and it's almost on foreign tapestry where we're getting little pieces of the jigsaw if I can mix my metaphors as the months go on Ok Sam McBride thank you very much indeed thank you 7 minutes past 10 Linda McAuley will have on your behalf tomorrow morning Linda Stephen I was here last Friday the crown she was here it's still here you go along he says of the family pack a Christian who is torturing you then me so he does this he brings food and every day he said to Mr to see if I leave this this is a family sized You haven't even really said I haven't are you going to probably say this and I was in a taxi this week and I was talking to the guy who's with me James and suddenly talks a driver said to me I recognize your voice you that woman the talks too much a no no. 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Well I've got a picture of me and my Brownie uniform I'll put it up put it up beside you and your in your cupboard Scott you know for me to get it for me I was told to but they're launching a consumer skite badge and no Thompson wasn't 59th Cliftonville Scott she was a deputy leader apparently or a pact leader patrol leader and also the man Roy has been stuck in the kitchen since January because he couldn't get a license with his disability and his medical needs he was stuck in the kitchen because his wheelchair wouldn't go through the door to the living room Roy as I do the kitchen he's got his license he's got his permission to drive the car destructive and I just we're going there d.j. And clock I'm going to far aside to meet Roy for a cup of coffee thank you very much ladies because I highlighted that it thank you say Welcome again Well good night 45 to 1030 on your behalf thank you very much and days in the Good morning to you haven't seen my Walker Lindh years it's been a big wake of investigative journalism with a Nolan show paradise papers our producer David Thompson has spent weeks and weeks delving through thawing thousands of leaked documents detailing offshore finance and Northern Ireland links to tax dodging Here's the 3rd and final story from our week of coverage. A stock store jurors they are in Georgia. And Russell Simpson from County Antrim their property developers who benefited from a storm and drowned to renovate the old Murray to Michael factory in Belfast the brothers George and Russell Simpson had control of companies and. They put a lot of money offshore in an employee benefit trust that means if they brought money back they could be liable for tax once again it's the little island. Which comes in handy when. The brothers looked like they had control of 3 companies they each separately had the room and one but they looked like they controlled together George Simpson wanted $700000.00 points per cent his company here radius architectural roofing and developments limited and he had that cash in a company that it looks like he controlled the morays shifts No remember if it could be sure that he simply brought his money back to the u.k. Then tax would be payable so George Simpson's company borrowed the money instead mark or is a tax Q Say we asked them what the purpose of these so-called loans are at all and fares a liability to repay. On the documentation which I've seen today that it's just difficult to ascertain where the liability to repay arises and where when you look at this really under the skin of this do you think these are commercial loans instantly and my opinion I think that it may be difficult to justify that these are commercial goals to a tax to get why. Because the parties are related the loan agreements are somewhat uncertain. And the all in all of this running circumstance are of a looked out and it seems to me that they the whole transaction just may or may not pass muster when it comes to a hearing before it actually will we asked Mr Simpson f. He had declared that the money came from this trust no one as an employee benefit trust his lawyers did not address the loan out all and the responses they referred instead to the original trust saying the truth of the matter is that i.b.m. 21 an i.b.m. 23 originated from an employee benefit and retirement planning structure the trust to do it based on advice given new taxable benefits have been drawn from the trust we also asked if he had declared his involvement in a tax avoidance came to him or see they didn't answer the question directly and Stead referring again to the trust not the company and they said it's a Marcy are perfectly well aware of the trust existence and or client has fully complied with its own Marcy's requests for information concerning the trust. The story we're looking at involving the Simpson brothers is that they were receiving rent from a public health trust for a property in a spell fast and the Health Trust told us that their lease was with Russell sim since May is still its limited company the health trust paid $50000.00 points a year to a property consultant in Belfast but actually lot rent money was being sent by the property consultants to a 3rd party offshore company so-called rent factoring was used in this kid is not factoring conserve an important commercial purpose of a landlord would rather have rent up front rather than wit for it and risk the tenant the faulting the landlord that's a factoring company collect and keep all of the rent in return for a lump sum up front for example if you were the landlord of a property and renting it for 10000 points a year over 10 years the total you should get over the 10 years is $100000.00 points so you might be prepared to use a rent factoring agent so that you get it he thought and in your hand right now here's q.c. Markhor explaining rent factoring in the George and Russell Simpson guess. Their average tax regime of this nature of 5 difficult to justify because the relevant rents for payable and paid by public authorities they were what some have called Blue Chip results and there doesn't appear to me to be any requirement for a factory agreement. It's about risk the risk. I had difficulty in and identifying risk that the rent was paid by the public authority to the letting agents and thereafter move in accordance with the scheme would be any tax advantages to rent far from. The rent factoring took the money out of Northern Ireland. And that seems to be in part of the scheme. Document written by the people who designed the structures and gracious and says the structure has available to it. Solution which is which reduces the cost. Leakage on rents from 4020 percent to 13 percent. That's the advice given by the tax advisors to set up that scheme. Certainly it would appear a higher tax would be payable. Income received from rental suggested in the document right so if some of these people suggest they're always going to pay the right and proper rate of tax. Pay 3 percent. And then pay the food rid of tax in the u.k. Or you wouldn't set up a scheme to actually pay more than you would pay with. Would defy the logic of all types of games so the logic of this game is to move the money to the Russians and avoid paying sometimes the logic of the scheme seems to be that money can be moved firms can be moved from Northern Ireland into various mission companies with a consequent reduction in liability for tax is there any reason why anyone particularly with rental income from a government body would enter into this arrangement I have never come across a factoring arrangement in relation to rent from a government body. Never never and for many years 37 years. So. It's unusual. How do you think. They would not like to be defending this tax tribunal it may well be that the taxpayers will be successful but. I would not likely defending that actually. Focus on what's going on here so this is rental money being paid by the Northern Ireland health service for a property. But the money is being sent offshore to. Seems the purpose was to avoid paying tax the Simpson brothers didn't address any of the questions we put to them about this offshore rental scheme regarding their use of a company their lawyer said Our client is a respected businessman in Northern Ireland he has created employment and has contributed millions of pines to the local economy over many years this scheme was set up in good faith on a b s is of professional tax advice a number of years ago the aim of the scheme was to lawfully minimise the tax payable and maximize the benefits of those savings for our clients senior employees the scheme is created entirely in accordance with the law and the u.k. Tax authorities have filled visibility of this process our client will of course pay whatever taxes deemed appropriate though due to changes in the tax laws since the scheme was set up it is unlikely there will be any benefit to our client he completely denies any allegations of wrongdoing. Well obviously we can take your reaction to that story today 030385555 later today we're putting up all 3 of the stories we've brought to you at this week in a special paradise papers podcast you can find the links to the out on our Twitter fade out Stephen Nolan and to date our Facebook sites the real Stephen Nolan fan have been in touch with us with the statement they've said rising inequality Relentless a steady and pay packets failing to keep up with inflation are the reality for many while the few continue to shirk their responsibilities to wider society this is seen in the tax dodging by multinationals estimated by Christian Aid to cost a $160000000000.00 in lost revenues to governments around the globe on a complex and aggressive tax planning to reduce Hilberg ations of the one percent its incumbent says she unfair upon the tax authorities to close the loopholes which are exploited by the very rich to dramatically reduce their tax bills while the ordinary citizen meets all their obligations in full and as a say our special podcast being released later on today if you have missed any of the stories that we've brought to you can find them there you can also find them on the b.b.c. I Player If you've got a story you want to bring it to the biggest show in the country then our e-mail is Dolan at b.b.c. Dot co dot u.k. It's 21 minutes past 10. Right this week sees the b.b.c. Good for children turned to Northern Ireland at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast the show will feature food a great range of that Northern Ireland's very best producers of food and drink a 100 or a of celebrity chefs one who joins us live to listen to this when. Of the 2015 Great British Bake Off. No idea. I am never ever going to put on this on myself ever again I'm never going to say I can't do it I'm never gonna see him. I'm never going to say I don't think I can. I can and I will. As is of course the 2015 Great British Bake Off when our Nadia who's saying good morning to you not a good morning excuse me that every single time I go oh and part of it change your life. Well well it's definitely if it's so dramatic change I just my feet off the ground it's phenomenal the things I've been able to do in a call but. In so in so many ways it changed but it's also stayed exactly the same because I get to the way a whole when I can clean my own toilet is great. And to get so it's changed but it hasn't got much do you think it's changed you I would guess that if you go through an experience like that you've got to change and you might want to say I haven't changed but you've got that's got to change you some high Absolutely of course it has to change you and I think I'm not I'm not going to say that I I think I'm definitely different version of myself I do sometimes find myself we visiting that old version of myself where I was really unsure and kind of not sure why I was here and what my purpose was. And so at the times I just kind of I feel like a very different person so yeah I kind of Somedays I feel like the always me and sometimes I feel really confident and like I can take on the world. Can you walk and you walk down the street without getting tortured for selfies. Actually it depends if I were white headscarf nobody recognizes me so that's now become the thing fight if I want to go in for a pint of milk then I would just wear a white headscarf and nobody recognized if I were a white golf I don't know why. And it's interesting is that where you are you just look at this phenomenon which is the Great British Bake Off and of course after it became hugely successful Channel 4 took it to the to their channel Were you sad to see that happen. I was sad to see the that Melanie go on because I suppose for me from my experience on because they were the part that experience they were part of that journey so I was sad to see them go because I felt like well you know I felt like they anybody host Mel and myself but having watched it back to you know it changed to me feels different slightly but. You with Nolan Sandy they bring something completely different their personality a completely different so they bring something new to the show and not know about thing I think as humans were not very good at change we're not good. At you think we always want to do is when we're comfortable with something that actually is nothing wrong Billick it's a change so. Yeah I think you know listen the idea by top this is you're coming to Belfast obviously and to the Waterfront Hall for the b.b.c. Good food show I am I'm here right now I'm mostly you're here you have a right to read me I'm already here I must also I was having breakfast this morning and alongside pirates there was a lot of whisky now is that something I'm missing something. I mean have you had your old Sir fry yet you had your sort of bread I haven't had any soda but what should I be having While I mean both well you see you're asking the wrong man and people people might give you a different version of this but if I were you you say what should you have I would have 4 bits a sort of bread 4 but to between a bread 2 Yanks 4 sausages and 4 rounds of bacon you like just like the number 4 Yes Ok make sure you have an Oscar for when you're over here and good luck Nobby it with the at the b.b.c. Good food chance love it talk to you thank you very much thanks a lot on the very best right we're nearly done for and today on the day does wake of my 3 minutes after the program Barry and Belfast morning Barrie morning Stephen . Because Brendan Koerner there are bankrolling. Let me tell you I. I don't I will I think I annoy establishment so much I title never get one of those things but anyway the sad thing is not the look of the story because there's different laws responding to it was. All right. I remember that one the stories we've been covering are a lot of tax avoidance they are completely legal. Well we'll see if the tax man does anything about it I would say not because I don't post to many rich people civilly and plenty of people kind of always hear me doesn't buy. That he pay because we all know what you earn but the per man on the street will affect it. Different Barry thanks very much for your call today you know if we find out if each m.r.c. Do anything we will of course bring you. As well it's a matter for. For us Ok with 2 minutes left of the program today we promised you that we've got these limited edition Noland show swing both ways t. Shirts quite a few people want a t. Shirt that say we can do this with and don't go and good morning. Once a break we'll talk about your poll and Stephen Stephen. Colbert . So you're prepared to support both Northern Ireland on the Republic of Ireland. David Brown and others. Brown. What's it feel like to swing both ways Brown on topic I know. You're going to have a ball. I mean 111. They want to talk to the speak Morning morning. Morning. They've been very. Good yes 100 your minutes I'm. Sure I can tell Bernie and you're in good morning Bernie and Lonnie same burning. When's the last time you swung burning Oh no. Is there much swing in your brain oh. Wait we weren't. Here but I know or I hear we party tell me you only swing in a Saturday night you know I can't bring. I don't let on to anyone know. Mr Chubby Checker starting our sit along Friday program that of course the twist a good morning. To the program our telephone number was ever 80303855 of a 55 text messages here think it's begad is the enemy it says. I mean me could you wish a speedy recovery to Baghdad it would fall. Big daddy who's off work at the minute hope to see him back on Monday it's just a minor name and I'm told and this is from his concerned workmates the granite rockers and the long and the p.s. Carly he didn't bite the top of his finger this time but I'm delighted to hear that get well soon begad the you have my sympathy of course high shonen no text message here from Joe No he says Last week I asked you for Sing along Friday asked you to play case or whatever will be will be by Doris Day Is there any chance today I think there's every chance down the Jabba says yes there is every chance good I'm making at the mill Good morning to you. He says Welcome back from your retail therapy hires a man McCann's album coming along his version of In The Ghetto was deadly last week if you can get him to sing it that would be great if not get Elvis to sing Cheers make it the middle I think was make it the most suggested on no other song by over someone suggested the song by others and I thought it was great once the song well that was the talky song that eldest does. Are You Lonesome Tonight the one John a do you gaze. Are you are you Are You Lonesome Tonight do you miss me tonight I think will work and not want that's that's going to be that's going to be Elvis's next song sung by him in the cat Are You Lonesome Tonight I shall not through my head we'll try and get it done before the end of the program this morning or couple of good questions here one for all you boxing funds one last you have the moments of terror and one for you pop. People who and the pop music especially music from the sixty's I've got a good question for you all in a moment or 2. You can dance. With the. Whole. You can smile. If you smile for. Your. The payload. Don't. Take. Any longer you're going to be. So dominant say. Dance For Me. Harvey the charmer contacted the program yesterday to ask does anyone know the origin of the expression sweet nothings Why do we say that where did that come from words that stem from sweet nothings That's from Harvey the charmer and he also like to hear something by Dean Martin please and Tom and thanks me for playing . Nearly singin Do you mind we played that yesterday said admitted aid my day good good good but here's a question for you know I'm. From Kevin Neary a question for your listeners to choose form of the 5 best selling singles in the u.k. Ok got 4 of the 5 best selling singles in the u.k. In the 1960 s. 4 of those 4 Of the 5 were by the Beatles. Which singer had the 3rd best selling single of that decade in the u.k. That's a great question so who had the what solo artist which singer had the 3rd best selling single in the sixty's in the u.k. And you give me the answer. Is that the answer thank you very much Gavin and Yuri and so weaker of a question I don't want to got that in a 1000000 years I thank you for a. Few. Thank. Good. Thank you and Marjie letting you told some tonight are you tonight do you miss me do you miss me tonight are you sorry sorry we drifted apart does your memory stray too bright or sunny day but I kissed Jew and call Jew sweetheart to the chairs and your partner c. And d. And back to your gaze gaze at your doorstep and picture of me there is your heart failure with paid shall I shall I come back again and tell me dear tell me dear Are You Lonesome Tonight. 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You say for Sing along for Sing along Friday we used to sing on the corner of the corner and Belfast honest Sunday night where I bought some Belfast when I was told about some bridge in Belfast where a lot of the young men used to congregate and sing but I forget where it is and maybe you were one of those young men near a bridge is that any good do you Jim supper you were singing and used to sing the song Heart of my heart I love that melody heart of my heart brings back a memory when we were kids at the corner of the street I told you I'm looking for that song I think last week you told me. What he called a. By Gray's records I'm trying to find that one soon as I get it so as I get a good version of that song I certainly will play it I have a got to sing and I would have to see him tear that I think I've got Crispin since Peter's. Always. a single day I was present well thank you very much Patricia and Hollywood Charlie Charlie Rings is the answer of the Beach Boys no to our pop question no it was our sixties song No the bestselling sixty's song. 3rd best selling 60 song in the u.k. Who was the singer What was the song Fancy you got the right answer for play to win in Coleraine you think it's Frankie McBride sing in 5 little fingers know which good but she's not ready to it's not right it's good. And back to the box in question I think the 2nd is the trainer and the 2nd is telling the seconds to get out and let the fi commands know why do they call them seconds that's what I'm asking you Brian why do they say seconds I had a ways away as this person referred to as the 2nd someone has has got the right answer but you don't give me your name but that's exactly I can't say I don't know who you are but you've got the right school you got the right answer. Is he your. 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Who is it wants to hear a song that missy I think is Helen Yes Helen Helen and Crumlin you would like to hear the song the kids last fight we've been talking about boxing this morning it's good songs Good Friday song a good song indeed she says she's glad to have me back I'm glad to be back Helen thank you very much Janet couldn't get that Frankie Laine singing the kid's last fight please if you could it's a good good song and John asked me to give out the answer to the quiz question the box in question before 11 o'clock John as I took John as I do want to keep it until Monday I want people over the weekend to great. I discovered this place. I want to keep it. I don't care about Connor the bridges or what is going to come down there or not I don't care. A great question. Good morning. Lol. Lol. Lol. Lol. Lol lol. Lol. Lol. A. Lot.