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With his distinctive golden flute, the famous flautist is back home to appear with the Ulster Orchestra which has just appointed him as first Artist Laureate.

Maggie Taggart reports

The Royal Mail National Return Centre say's it try's to deliver items that have been poorly packaged or addressed.

The entire UK operation, which has its headquarters in Belfast, handles around 600,000 items a week. This figure climbs to around 1 million a week in the period after Christmas.

Conor Macauley reports

According to the DoE's planners, some of the off-site car parks don't have planning permission and are therefore unauthorised. But one operator has accused the International Airport of being anti-competitive. In the latest salvo an independent operator is offering motorists parking for a pound a day.

Our business correspondent Kevin Magee reports.

High profile cases such as the death of Fermanagh baby Millie Martin and the McElhill tragedy in Omagh have, once again, called into question the role of statutory agencies in protecting children. We ask if an increase in referrals means social workers are unable to cope with the demands of the job?

Health Correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly reports