12/09/2013 BBC Newsline

Good evening, the headlines on BBC Newsline: 15 years after the Omagh

Good evening, the headlines on BBC bombing, relatives are told there

Good evening, the headlines on BBC will be no public inquiry. We will

not stop here, we will be meeting will be no public inquiry. We will

with our legal teams tomorrow and we will be no public inquiry. We will

will be going for a full judicial will be no public inquiry. We will

public inquiry will not change it. We must go forward. The head of the

HET is to step down at We must go forward. The head of the

the month as the Policing Board gets We must go forward. The head of the

its way. The compensation We must go forward. The head of the

shipyard could reach £150 million. You can't walk, you can't do things,

you can't play with your grand kids the way you used to. Last night it

you can't play with your grand kids was Windsor Park, this evening it's

Casement Park. The money's there for was Windsor Park, this evening it's

a multi-million redevelopment, but the residents aren't playing ball.

a multi-million redevelopment, but One word to sum up today's weather.

a multi-million redevelopment, but It is getting better tomorrow. But

there is a warning of gale force public inquiry into the Omagh

bombing. The Secretary of the State public inquiry into the Omagh

said she did not believe there were public inquiry into the Omagh

grounds to justify a further public inquiry into the Omagh

investigation. There's been a mixed public inquiry into the Omagh

reaction from relatives of the 29 public inquiry into the Omagh

people killed in the 1998 dissident public inquiry into the Omagh

families say they're angry at her public inquiry into the Omagh

decision. But others think it's time public inquiry into the Omagh

to move on. Julian Fowler is in public inquiry into the Omagh

Omagh this evening. This is a copy public inquiry into the Omagh

of one of the letters hand delivered public inquiry into the Omagh

to relatives at nine this morning. public inquiry into the Omagh

In it the Secretary of State says public inquiry into the Omagh

she has given the matter her closest public inquiry into the Omagh

consideration, but she does not believe it is in the public interest

consideration, but she does not to establish an inquiry into the

bombing. The letter which some to establish an inquiry into the

relatives had not wanted to read. It to establish an inquiry into the

spells out why the Secretary of to establish an inquiry into the

State it ruling out a public inquiry to establish an inquiry into the

into the circumstances surrounding to establish an inquiry into the

the bombing. When it arrives, they to establish an inquiry into the

were full of hope after years of campaigning. But instead it

were full of hope after years of contained the news they dreaded.

Heartbroken, devastated. A loss of motivation. You just feel this is

Heartbroken, devastated. A loss of another hurdle we are up against.

Heartbroken, devastated. A loss of Was we will get back up and continue

Heartbroken, devastated. A loss of our fight. I was so positive we

Heartbroken, devastated. A loss of would have got a public inquiry that

I misread the letter and I have devastated when I realised I had

I misread the letter and I have made a mistake. It is like an arrow

through your heart. But we will keep going. The Secretary of State said

through your heart. But we will keep she is sympathetic to those who lost

through your heart. But we will keep loved ones but said a cross border

through your heart. But we will keep inquiry was not feasible and she

through your heart. But we will keep didn't believe there was sufficient

through your heart. But we will keep evidence to merit a further review.

through your heart. But we will keep I have huge sympathy with the

through your heart. But we will keep families and all those affected. But

through your heart. But we will keep I don't believe that it would be

helpful to have yet another process of investigation, in addition to the

police ombudsman work which is under way. Of course the live police

investigation seeking to bring to way. Of course the live police

justice those responsible for this atrocity. Some families believe the

justice those responsible for this bomb attack could have been

prevented and a public inquiry is the only way to answer the

prevented and a public inquiry is that remain and help to deliver the

prevented and a public inquiry is justice they were promised. We will

prevented and a public inquiry is not stop here. We will be meeting

prevented and a public inquiry is with our legal teams and we will be

going for with our legal teams and we will be

the decision the Secretary of State with our legal teams and we will be

made and we will then allow the with our legal teams and we will be

court and the public to decide with our legal teams and we will be

whether it is in the public interest with our legal teams and we will be

that we should have a public inquiry. Other relatives the time

that we should have a public has come to move on. Kevin's wife

was killed in the attack, but he has come to move on. Kevin's wife

believes an inquiry will achieve has come to move on. Kevin's wife

nothing except causing further trauma. We all know what happened in

Omagh and a public inquiry will not trauma. We all know what happened in

change it. We must go forward. And a trauma. We all know what happened in

lot of families out there I'm sure I speak for a lot of them would be

lot of families out there I'm sure I glad there is

lot of families out there I'm sure I and a stress that this would have

lot of families out there I'm sure I caused them and it could have lasted

lot of families out there I'm sure I for years. At the end of the day,

lot of families out there I'm sure I our loved up withes are not coming

lot of families out there I'm sure I back. -- loved ones are not coming

back. Some have found it easier to back. -- loved ones are not coming

come to terms with the past. For others the fight goes on. The Irish

come to terms with the past. For Government said it will meet the

come to terms with the past. For families in due course and said

come to terms with the past. For those responsible for planting the

come to terms with the past. For bomb will continue

come to terms with the past. For both sides of the border. Thank you.

come to terms with the past. For The Chief Constable has lost the

come to terms with the past. For argument over the future of the head

come to terms with the past. For Dave Cox will step down from the job

come to terms with the past. For at the end of this month. Matt

come to terms with the past. For Baggott had insisted that he

come to terms with the past. For wouldn't step down until December.

come to terms with the past. For But that position changed after a

of the HET has been in the spotlight since a police watchdog strongly

of the HET has been in the spotlight criticised the way it had

of the HET has been in the spotlight investigated killings by the army.

of the HET has been in the spotlight Vincent Kearney reports. Mat bog ot

of the HET has been in the spotlight left today without speaking to the

of the HET has been in the spotlight media after the latest round in a

of the HET has been in the spotlight bitter row. -- Matt Baggot. At the

of the HET has been in the spotlight centre of it the future of Dave Cox,

of the HET has been in the spotlight who has led the Historical Enquiries

of the HET has been in the spotlight Team since it was formed

of the HET has been in the spotlight Constable and the policing board

of the HET has been in the spotlight couldn't agree when he would leave

of the HET has been in the spotlight the job. The Chief Constable had

of the HET has been in the spotlight said the end of December. But the

of the HET has been in the spotlight board said he should go at the end

of the HET has been in the spotlight of this month. This isn't a dispute

of the HET has been in the spotlight that came out of nowhere. The BBC

has seen letters which reveal the that came out of nowhere. The BBC

board and the Chief Constable have that came out of nowhere. The BBC

been at loggerheads since the that came out of nowhere. The BBC

Government's national policing that came out of nowhere. The BBC

watchdog published a critical report that came out of nowhere. The BBC

about the Historical Enquiries Team that came out of nowhere. The BBC

in July. On 5 5th August the that came out of nowhere. The BBC

chairman of a work group to review that came out of nowhere. The BBC

the future of the Historical Enquiries Team wrote to Matt Baggot

about a meeting they had held four Enquiries Team wrote to Matt Baggot

days earlier. He said: The letter included a proposed

action plan with Dave Cox retiring The letter included a proposed

in December The letter included a proposed

put in place. But the policing board The letter included a proposed

made it clear it wasn't happy. In a The letter included a proposed

response, Bryce Dixson said for the benefit of clarity, the proposals

have not been approved at this time by the board. He added give given

have not been approved at this time his lead role, I hope you will

have not been approved at this time respect the policing board's

have not been approved at this time decision after a meeting today, the

have not been approved at this time policing board won the aargument and

have not been approved at this time Dave Cox will step down on 28th of

have not been approved at this time this month and then act in an

have not been approved at this time advisory capacity for two weeks. The

have not been approved at this time PSNI said it had been agreed with

have not been approved at this time the board not to speak to the media.

have not been approved at this time But Sinn Fein board memberer Pat

have not been approved at this time Shane gave this response. I don't

have not been approved at this time want to talk in terms of victory,

have not been approved at this time but it is a sign of the oversight

have not been approved at this time role the board has and it is a

have not been approved at this time victory for common-sense.

have not been approved at this time policing board described today's

have not been approved at this time meeting as constructive. But there

have not been approved at this time is no doubt this represents a major

diseases after working in the Belfast shipyard. Kevin Magee has

diseases after working in the been investigating and has

diseases after working in the discovered that thousands more cases

diseases after working in the are expected and that will bring the

diseases after working in the cost of claims to around a £150

million. Belfast pensioner Billy cost of claims to around a £150

Brown knows more about the effects of asbestos than anyone. I have 12

Brown knows more about the effects or 14 bags of asbestos. He didn't

Brown knows more about the effects know it would do you harm. He was

Brown knows more about the effects exposed to asbestos work as a

Brown knows more about the effects docker, it killed his two brothers

Brown knows more about the effects and now he has been Caiing diagnosed

with a contracted asbestos-related and now he has been Caiing diagnosed

diseases. I live with my wife and and now he has been Caiing diagnosed

kids and enjoy life. And pray for Sean and Frankie every day. It's

kids and enjoy life. And pray for hard. To watch your brothers dying.

kids and enjoy life. And pray for And knowing

kids and enjoy life. And pray for going to go through the same thing.

While Billy contracted the disease in the docks, workers in Harland and

While Billy contracted the disease Wolff came into contact with

asbestos which was used as insulation in shipbuilding. The

shipyard employed thousands and for insulation in shipbuilding. The

many it has left a horrifying legacy. A silent killer has lurked

many it has left a horrifying for decades and 40 years on the

deadly dust they inhaled is killing for decades and 40 years on the

them Ha in some cases members of for decades and 40 years on the

their families as well. Some victims have fought for compensation. It is

their families as well. Some victims a big shock when they tell you you

their families as well. Some victims have a mild form of asbestosis.

their families as well. Some victims doesn't get better. You can't walk,

their families as well. Some victims youp can't do things. You can't play

their families as well. Some victims with your grand kids the way you

youz used to. -- you used to. Figure show more than 2,000 former shipyard

workers or family members have been been awarded compensation. £60

workers or family members have been million has been paid out and the

department of enterprise expects to pay out another 86 million. That is

a total of £150 million. Those who have suffered are urging others to

comer to ward. -- forward. I lost my wife to it. She got it through

washing my clothes at the shipyard. It is hard like, but anybody that

washing my clothes at the shipyard. has it... Make no mistake, they

should go and claim. Because if the has it... Make no mistake, they

Government says there is money there has it... Make no mistake, they

for them, don't be afraid to go. It has it... Make no mistake, they

is expected claims will continue has it... Make no mistake, they

until 2040 as for former workers and has it... Make no mistake, they

their relatives are diagnosed with asbestos-related diseases. Next a

report you may find disturbing. As asbestos-related diseases. Next a

MLAs discuss making it illegal for asbestos-related diseases. Next a

anyone to pay for sex, a victim that asbestos-related diseases. Next a

the law aims to protect has been asbestos-related diseases. Next a

speaking about her ordeal in asbestos-related diseases. Next a

Belfast. Trafficking means that asbestos-related diseases. Next a

someone is brought from their native country under false pretences and

forced into work, for no money, country under false pretences and

they're often abused and some are country under false pretences and

forced into the sex trade. Ita country under false pretences and

Dungan's report begins with the country under false pretences and

in that position. The difference between selling a person for sexual

in that position. The difference exploitation and a butcher who sells

in that position. The difference meat, it is not different. It's the

same thing. She says the people who meat, it is not different. It's the

trafficked her treated her like a piece of meet. She is 25 and yeern

European and she is fluent in piece of meet. She is 25 and yeern

English. She was kept in a house in Belfast for months on end with

English. She was kept in a house in several other women and subjected to

English. She was kept in a house in things that nobody should ever been

English. She was kept in a house in subjected to. 7 o'clock you wake up

English. She was kept in a house in being beaten. Somebody drags you

English. She was kept in a house in from where you're sleeping on the

floor, or on the cold sheet on the floor, drags you into a shower.

floor, or on the cold sheet on the Foodsome you don't have. -- food?

floor, or on the cold sheet on the You don't have. Clothes? You're not

allowed to wear clothes. Most of the You don't have. Clothes? You're not

women are too afraid to speak out. You don't have. Clothes? You're not

There have been just two successful prosecution prosecutions for

There have been just two successful trafficking in Northern Ireland. She

will bear the scars of her abuse for trafficking in Northern Ireland. She

many years to come. Serious back trafficking in Northern Ireland. She

pains, sometimes I can't walk in the morning. Dental problems. Head

problems. I was hit with the door in morning. Dental problems. Head

the head. Some interior organs, I can't say more. The only thing that

keeps you alive is the fact is can't say more. The only thing that

see a picture of the happiest memory can't say more. The only thing that

in your life and you hope you will can't say more. The only thing that

have it... Freedom. Her message is simple, she believes criminalises

those who -- criminalising people who pay for sex would stop this. The

those who -- criminalising people US diplomat Richard Haass says he

those who -- criminalising people wants the public to get involved in

resolving the issues of parades, wants the public to get involved in

flags and dealing with the past. Dr wants the public to get involved in

Haass will be chairing negotiation wants the public to get involved in

with political representatives at wants the public to get involved in

Stormont next week. Speaking in New wants the public to get involved in

York, he told our Political Editor wants the public to get involved in

Mark Devenport that the talks should wants the public to get involved in

be as inclusive as possible. We will wants the public to get involved in

beat with a wide range of groups. In wants the public to get involved in

many cases, the groups have already wants the public to get involved in

come to us. We will try to meet with wants the public to get involved in

as many as we can when we come in wants the public to get involved in

September, and will be back in wants the public to get involved in

October so those who cannot meet wants the public to get involved in

with us first time can meet next wants the public to get involved in

time, so the idea is to be as wants the public to get involved in

inclusive as we can. We have also invited a panel of parties, we have

as for public responses, whether it is committed groups, other groups,

we would like to hear from as many is committed groups, other groups,

people and organisations as have is committed groups, other groups,

views, the idea is not to cut people is committed groups, other groups,

out. It is to bring people in. We don't come to it with any monopoly

of information or insight, and so we don't come to it with any monopoly

look forward to seeing -- to hearing don't come to it with any monopoly

from as many people as we can schedule. If it gets to the point

from as many people as we can where there isn't a consensus, would

from as many people as we can you make your best guess, would you

from as many people as we can put down where things should be

going? It is possible. You are put down where things should be

asking the right questions but put down where things should be

jumping the gun from my point of put down where things should be

view, I hope to get as much put down where things should be

consensus as I can, but no outsider can manufacture consensus. It really

is up to the community, to the people, political leadership above

is up to the community, to the all to make tough decisions. This is

is up to the community, to the their lives, what I can do is put

is up to the community, to the for ideas, make proposals, and

is up to the community, to the appropriate amendment, I can make my

analysis known but I am not yet prepared to say what I want to see

analysis known but I am not yet separately because it is much more

value if I can get the political separately because it is much more

leaders to sign up to things. A lot separately because it is much more

of it is me speaking in my own voice. I do have those kinds of

of it is me speaking in my own powers, all I can do is inject

of it is me speaking in my own the political mainstream and I

have also been gathering a range of views. For this evening's BBC

have also been gathering a range of Newsline, Tara Mills has sampled

have also been gathering a range of some nationalist opinions, asking

have also been gathering a range of how they rate the chance of a

have also been gathering a range of successful outcome. We have to get

have also been gathering a range of the focus away from the old

have also been gathering a range of entrenched ideas of territories and

have also been gathering a range of flags and right to march. The world

have also been gathering a range of is moving on so fast, especially

have also been gathering a range of this last ten or 15 years, we have

have also been gathering a range of to leave it behind us, and a lot of

have also been gathering a range of the generation coming through just

have also been gathering a range of do not want to know anything about

it. I think politicians should be do not want to know anything about

more interested in how to move the economy forward and education

forward and just leave behind all economy forward and education

the sectarianism. This could economy forward and education

just nation about flags going up, economy forward and education

especially in areas like carried off, where there are Catholic

especially in areas like carried committees and Protestant committees

especially in areas like carried close together, and the whole

marking territory with a flight, I close together, and the whole

don't feel it is Portland. We should close together, and the whole

be able to move on. I don't believe close together, and the whole

the same sense of absolute exists close together, and the whole

within the nationalist community is exists within the loyalist

within the nationalist community is community. I think there is a

within the nationalist community is greater degree of self-confidence in

nationalism then the unionist sector. I believe that the bottom

line will be in accommodation, a coming together on issues and people

line will be in accommodation, a could look to the success of the

line will be in accommodation, a Apprentice Boys parades in Derry

line will be in accommodation, a recently. That type of structure is

line will be in accommodation, a something that has proved it can

line will be in accommodation, a work when people are prepared to

line will be in accommodation, a concede rather than confront. I

think there are very few nationalists who think the Orange

think there are very few Order is a plague that must be

eliminated off the face of the land. Order is a plague that must be

I think the vast majority of nationalists recognised that it is

part of our landscape and liked or nationalists recognised that it is

disliked it, the Orange Order has to have rights to parade, but in

disliked it, the Orange Order has to certain critical areas, areas of

communal tension, and walls dividing communities, where there is a long

history of conflict, if the Orange Order wants to march, it has no

history of conflict, if the Orange absolute right to march, but if it

wants to march, it has to show respect to those committees. --

wants to march, it has to show those communities. I don't think

many people here in our school and those communities. I don't think

within the general age group, not those communities. I don't think

many people really know what is those communities. I don't think

going on. You mention Richard Haass, they? Everyone needs, especially

going on. You mention Richard Haass, generous, to come away from the idea

going on. You mention Richard Haass, that there are terrorists, be more

going on. You mention Richard Haass, modern and work together in

democracy. I think nationalists modern and work together in

believed as the long protest. One thing that has allowed communities

believed as the long protest. One to remain more stable in the recent

past, the most recent agreement area is, they are still coming from a

history of partition where Unionists is, they are still coming from a

ran the government, the state reflected the unionist ethos. That

ran the government, the state isn't the case any more. We have

power-sharing, we have a First isn't the case any more. We have

Minister, aid a busy First Minister, we have all around us, the

Minister, aid a busy First police would be more broadly

Minister, aid a busy First accepted within both the nationalist

committee and Republican community accepted within both the nationalist

than before, so I think nationalists accepted within both the nationalist

are conditioned almost to take the longer do, meaning that if these

are conditioned almost to take the talks breakdown, or if there is a

are conditioned almost to take the fudge, which I expect, I think

are conditioned almost to take the Richard Haass will cobble together

something on parades, there is also Richard Haass will cobble together

-- already a deal on the table, is Richard Haass will cobble together

the involvement of Mervyn Gibson Richard Haass will cobble together

suggests running at this time, but in terms of parts, flights and

emblems, the two communities are almost the leadership level moving

emblems, the two communities are in different directions. A sample of

emblems, the two communities are nationalist opinions there, and on

emblems, the two communities are tomorrow's programme, we'll hear

emblems, the two communities are views from within the unionist

committee. -- the unionist community. New line The government

money is there for a community. New line The government

of Casement Park, but the residents community. New line The government

say no. Mark Sidebottom has the community. New line The government

latest on a row over a new stadium. community. New line The government

Yes, the community. New line The government

government wants it, and there is a community. New line The government

part of over £60 million from the community. New line The government

public purse waiting to be dipped community. New line The government

into. But a West Belfast residents' community. New line The government

group has launched a formal community. New line The government

objection to the proposed new 38,000-seat Gaelic games stadium at

objection to the proposed new Casement Park, describing it as a

monstrosity. There are fears that another protracted stadium dispute

monstrosity. There are fears that in Belfast is looming. Work is due

to start on the new stadium early in Belfast is looming. Work is due

next year, and in Belfast is looming. Work is due

than £70 million, Casement Park in Belfast is looming. Work is due

could look like this, the biggest and most modern sports Park in

could look like this, the biggest Northern Ireland with 38,000 seats.

But these West Belfast residents say Northern Ireland with 38,000 seats.

it is too big and today Northern Ireland with 38,000 seats.

in a formal objection to the Northern Ireland with 38,000 seats.

planning application. Victoria Campbell and Sheila Murray see the

planning application. Victoria new stadium will make their lives a

planning application. Victoria misery, but why? The main objection

is the height. If they would lower misery, but why? The main objection

it, no problem, because they need a misery, but why? The main objection

new stadium. It is in a while state, misery, but why? The main objection

it has been there for 40 years and misery, but why? The main objection

my family were all GAA, but. You cannot comment on that something

like that up and destroyed so many cannot comment on that something

people's lives. They will have cannot comment on that something

people shouting and screaming at cannot comment on that something

their door about what they are doing cannot comment on that something

wrong. The GAA see they have already cannot comment on that something

listened to residents' concerns and cannot comment on that something

cannot do more. We compromised at reducing the capacity of the stadium

cannot do more. We compromised at and lowering from the stadium's

cannot do more. We compromised at original design. It could be some

cannot do more. We compromised at time before a final decision is

cannot do more. We compromised at announced and a planning application

cannot do more. We compromised at for the new

cannot do more. We compromised at consultation process is ongoing, but

cannot do more. We compromised at the danger is that all the Motley

cannot do more. We compromised at this dispute could end up in the

cannot do more. We compromised at courts. The

2016 but that now seems a long way away. More stadium woes. The search

for Giovanni Trapattoni's away. More stadium woes. The search

replacement as Republic of Ireland away. More stadium woes. The search

manager will begin next week. Today away. More stadium woes. The search

the FAI indicated they'd like to away. More stadium woes. The search

have the new man in place for next away. More stadium woes. The search

month's remaining World Cup away. More stadium woes. The search

qualifiers. Intriguingly, former away. More stadium woes. The search

Northern Ireland manager Martin away. More stadium woes. The search

O'Neill remains the frontrunner for away. More stadium woes. The search

the job. Martin O'Neill is yet to away. More stadium woes. The search

emerge and break his media silence away. More stadium woes. The search

on whether he wants the job, but the away. More stadium woes. The search

smart money is on the former away. More stadium woes. The search

Sunderland and Villa boss. He is away. More stadium woes. The search

odds-on favourite. Today, one of the away. More stadium woes. The search

other names in the frame. With away. More stadium woes. The search

through from the race. Everyone knows what I feel about Ireland, my

through from the race. Everyone family, my history, and how

through from the race. Everyone important that is, but I am at a

through from the race. Everyone fantastic football club at this

through from the race. Everyone moment and I feel I owe this club

through from the race. Everyone and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

capped 53 times as a player, says he and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

is happy at Norwich City. It is just and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

speculation. I understand my name and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

has been mentioned along with other and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

names, previous players, and the and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

fact I have played for Ireland, so I and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

can understand it, but it is and its supporters. Chris Hutton,

absolutely just speculation. That just leaves former Republic boss

absolutely just speculation. That Mick McCarthy a distant second

favourite and the irony as old sparring port Roy Keane is long odds

favourite and the irony as old star course. Dark horse.

Ulster winger Andrew Trimble has suffered a finger injury, and is out

Ulster winger Andrew Trimble has for four to six weeks. David

McIlwaine starts on for four to six weeks. David

for tomorrow night's Pro12 game for four to six weeks. David

against Glasgow Warriors. He's one for four to six weeks. David

of seven changes to the side that for four to six weeks. David

lost last week to the Dragons. The for four to six weeks. David

team has been grafting to put things for four to six weeks. David

right ahead of tomorrow night. Graeme McDowell is three under after

seven holes, but defending champion Graeme McDowell is three under after

Rory McIlroy is two over after Graeme McDowell is three under after

confirmed he is to take up his US Graeme McDowell is three under after

PGA Tour card next year. Graeme McDowell is three under after

Our late summary is at 10.25pm. The weather forecast is next

is chair. It has been a soggy start to the day but better things are on

is chair. It has been a soggy start the way tomorrow. First, those

is chair. It has been a soggy start clearing skies as temperatures take

is chair. It has been a soggy start a tumble tonight down into single

is chair. It has been a soggy start figures as we head through the

evening. As we go into tomorrow it figures as we head through the

is a better day ahead, a brighter day. This is a picture as we go into

tomorrow. Once we lose any early day. This is a picture as we go into

mist and fog it should be bright as day. This is a picture as we go into

we head into the day, and one thing day. This is a picture as we go into

you will notice, the temperatures. day. This is a picture as we go into

We have a few showers around the day. This is a picture as we go into

temperatures a good bit cooler then day. This is a picture as we go into

we will have seen today, so not a day. This is a picture as we go into

bad day, staying mainly dry through day. This is a picture as we go into

the day as we go into the evening. day. This is a picture as we go into

Those temperatures take that tumble day. This is a picture as we go into

again, it will be chilly. day. This is a picture as we go into

Temperatures may be as low as four day. This is a picture as we go into

or five degrees by Saturday. Saturday itself will be a useful

or five degrees by Saturday. day, a lovely day, get out and take

or five degrees by Saturday. a picture and send it to us.

Whatever you do, make the most of a picture and send it to us.

Saturday it has while there is a picture and send it to us.

plenty of brightness around on Saturday, we have temperatures

around 14 or 15 degrees, a change is Saturday, we have temperatures

on the way because we have an early Saturday, we have temperatures

warning in place for Sunday, a yellow warning for wind, strong

warning in place for Sunday, a winds from Saturday evening through

warning in place for Sunday, a Sunday and the reason is this

frontal system working as we cross, and once the rain comes through, we

frontal system working as we cross, get some strong winds on Sunday, and

this little film explains what is get some strong winds on Sunday, and

going on. It is available on the BBC weather website and we have just

going on. It is available on the BBC tweeted a link to us if you follow

going on. It is available on the BBC us on Newsline weather. So make the

going on. It is available on the BBC most of Friday, enjoy Saturday, and

going on. It is available on the BBC then batten down the hatches on

going on. It is available on the BBC Sunday because it could get wild by

Sunday. We could see gusts up to 70 mph. Autumn is definitely here,

Jeff. Our late summary is