Troubles truth recovery body won't name perpetrators, Criticism for new look Waterfront Hall extension, and Rose of Tralee

A truth recovery body for the Troubles won't name those who carried out killings. Victims campaigners are angry after the Belfast Telegraph revealed the Independent Commission on Information Retrieval will not name and shame murderers. The Commission is set to be established as part of the latest political attempt to deal with the past.

But some victims say if they aren't going to be told who murdered their loved ones then what is the point?

Journalist Brian Rowan says the new process was 'never going to be a naming-and-shaming body'

Michael Gallagher's son Aidan was killed in the Omagh bomb. He says the truth recovery process 'does more for the perpetrator than the victim'

Paul O'Connor from the Pat Finucane Centre says you can't name people without evidence to bring them to court

Victims Campaigner Kenny Donaldson says the planned truth process 'subverts the possibility of justice'

A new £29.5m extension is currently being built on to the Waterfront Hall which aims to transform the venue into a world class conference centre.

But it seems not everyone is happy with the new building as the recognisable round shaped Waterfront Hall has now been blocked out of view by the new extension.

Belfast councillor Jim Rodgers and commentator Malachi O'Doherty discuss

Callers suggest names for the new look building

The Rose of Tralee competition comes to a close tonight, but is it old hat or is there mileage in it yet? Journalist and commentator Andrea McVeigh says it doesn't do much for feminism but former Cork Rose and competition judge Denise O'Sullivan disagrees.