Róisín Ingle

I'm delighted.

You need the break.

And in the meantime, lots has been happening.

But we're going to start with Katie Simpson and that really damning report about her murder.

Remind us about Katie.

So what did the report find?

There was a whole load of failings on behalf of the PSNI there.

Yeah.

And she has been amazing from the very beginning of this, isn't she?

We were only talking recently, you and I, about the amount of abuse and deaths of women in Northern Ireland from their intimate partners.

Yeah.

And then you're looking at the police who are just not dealing with it.

Well, in this case and probably in others, because it's not going to be an isolated incident.

Yeah, that's on Saturday's paper.

Yeah, that's very strong.

I mean, it's great that the report has isolated these things, but for her family to see how much, a year later, your man was picked up, you know, when you think about it, all those red flags that were there.

It's hard not to see it as, I mean, I'm not going to say cover it, but deliberate.

Anyway, hopefully there will be more close eyes on the PSNI and their exploration of these issues.

But it's not going to really help Katie Simpson's family, which is just terrible.

We're moving on to, I don't know if it's, well, it's, yes, it's definitely a happier subject because weddings are happy and marriages are happy.