20/03/2014 BBC Newsline

Rick Farragher reports. An Irish Coastguard helicopter with

heat-seeking event called off its search for today at quarter to nine

oh stop a lifeboat crew along with the Irish Coastguard have been

searching for the third man for around six hours. When man was

discovered in our after that. Conditions were described as trustee

of the time of the incident. We are searching an area called viewpoint.

There is an area... A few days fishing out on the lake. They were

doing a bit of pike fishing. The weather wasn't great at the time.

The search will resume at first light tomorrow.

A County Londonderry gas fitter has been sent to jail for health and

safety breaches that led to the deaths of two teenagers. George

Browne from Ballygawley Road in Aghadowey got two years for the

manslaughter of Aaron Davidson and Neil McFerran. They were poisoned by

fumes from a boiler Brown's firm had installed.

Poisonous gas is leaking from this type and it killed two young men. It

should have been secured with four small screws, but the failure to do

that cost Aaron Davidson and Neil McFerran their lives in August of

2010. They were having a break with another friend in an apartment I had

of getting their exam results. When they did not result -- return homes,

their parents came here. They found two of the boys died and one is

seriously ill. They were poisoned by carbon monoxide. Within days, this

man's name was made public, George Browne was responsible for fitting

the apartment. An extensive investigation was carried out in the

case took three and a half years to reach the conclusion. That was

something that big judge criticised today. The lesson is that shoddy

work showmanship -- workmanship costs lives. Get a gas engineer to

put everything in and make sure it is service. If you have chimneys,

make sure it is clean. Brian -- Browne eventually pled guilty to

many safety breaches. He put his head down as the judge said that his

cavalier attitude was impossible to comprehend and run Sebastopol --

reprehensible. He said it was caused by sure laziness. He was sentenced

to four years. He will spend half that time in jail. He was also fined

?19,000. The Alliance party's Euro candidate

has been criticised for saying she favours a united Ireland. Anna Lo

made the remarks in the Irish News. Our political correspondent Martina

Purdy has the details. What will voters make of her preference for

United Ireland if a majority agree? I think it is such a small place, a

corner of Ireland to be part of the United Kingdom. It is very

artificial. I think together, working with the UK, we are at a

better place. Economically, socially and politically. She also told the

Irish news she was anti-colonial. Unionists have condemned the

remarks. She is entitled to her opinions. She is entitled to have an

assertion of Ireland. It is not a colony. It is part of a United

Kingdom. She needs to apologise. In a statement, the Alliance Party said

that the party had a diverse membership on adding that's Anna Lo

has her own aspirations. But this former MLA says that her comments

are damaging, particularly for an East Belfast MP who was caught up in

a row over the union frag. -- flag. Where did she get the votes to elect

her as and he for East Belfast? Only from the unionist population. But

Sinn Fein says her remarks are not rational. I do not welcome her

comments and I think they are disgraceful. They are unforgivable.

There are seniors who are asking for an apology.

And the Alliance Party leader David Ford will be giving his reaction on

The View straight after this bulletin.

Two police officers who were filmed leaving an incapacitated woman in a

bus lane in Londonderry are to be repositioned following a

recommendation by the police ombudsman. Mobile phone and CCTV

footage shows the two officers abandoning Bridget Mongan in the bus

lane on John Street on Saint Patrick's Day. The move means the

two officers will not perform duties which bring them into direct contact

with the public. The digital revolution has been

progressing quietly in a lot of our towns and cities. Many of them are

already well ahead when it comes to providing free Wi-Fi. Belfast is due

to get its own system next year, but people may have to pay to use it.

Conor Macauley reports. You cannot see it, but this town is

encased in a giant bubble. For the last six months, people have been

able to access free public Wi-Fi on the streets here, part of a scheme

to make it available in towns across Northern Ireland. There is a

repeater box for the Wi-Fi behind me. We will see if we can log into

the service. There it is. Free Wi-Fi. And there is live coverage of

the House of Commons. The scheme as part of a general roll-out. So far,

the Department for social development has approved ?564,000 to

be spent on installing free Wi-Fi in 22 towns across Northern Ireland.

And this town, it is being picked up by local councils. This man helps --

this man knows about the free Wi-Fi system. He has no doubts about the

benefits. I have heard, especially from American Taurus, the lack of

good, open up why Spike -- Y pipe -- Wi-Fi hotspots. The likelihood is

that it will not be entirely free. It is expected an initial period

after login will be free, but people will be expected to pay her

continued usage. -- for continued usage.

After a reasonable afternoon, the temperatures this evening and

tonight have dropped off quite market leap. The showers tonight

will turn increasingly wintry. The Met Office has a yellow warning in

place for ice that is in force from midnight tonight until nine o'clock

tomorrow morning. Friday is going to start quite chilly. As we go through

the morning, it stays reasonably warm -- dry through the first half

of the day, and that is because we are in this gap between a couple of

fronts before the next weather front moves in, and that is the dominant

feature in the UK and Ireland tomorrow. It is a decent brighter

day in the southern areas. North and west, it is cloudier and showery and

quite breezy. Look at what we have to contend with tomorrow afternoon.

Wintry rain and eight cold and blustery ride home. Quite streaky

and challenging. Stay tuned to BBC radio Ulster for the latest updates.

As we head into the weekend, chilly temperatures continue on Saturday.

It is a similar sort of set up on Sunday as well. It will get brighter

on the high-pressure works its way in and kills off the showers. An

unsettled few days. Sunday afternoon, the best of it. You can

keep the date -- you can keep up-to-date