01/06/2014 BBC Newsline

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That's it Two Pakistani men have been injured

in a racist attack at their home One of them, 24-year-old Muhammad

Asif Khattak, needed hospital treatment after he and his friend

were assaulted by a number of men Earlier he had told

the BBC he was leaving Northern Ireland after a bottle was

thrown through their front window. The aftermath of another racist

attack, this time at Muhammad Asif Khattak was

at home when a bottle was thrown through his front window just

before 3am this morning. Khattak says he no longer feels

safe living in Northern Ireland. If we go out into the street,

people start swearing at us. But at the end of the day,

what can we do? We don't feel safe, and we are very,

very scared. Yesterday thousands

of people attended an anti-racism It follows recent racist attacks

in the city and a row over controversial

comments about Muslims made by a Muhammad Asif Khattak has added

his voice to criticism of the A leader should be accepting every

ethnic minority and every religion. If that is the case, it will be

hard for this country to move on. Four hours after I spoke to Muhammad

and his brother, the police are back On more hammered and his friend. --

on Muhammad Asif Khattak and his friend. He was then taken to

hospital for treatment for a suspected broken ankle and cuts and

bruises. The other man was also assaulted. Two people, a man in his

50s, and an 18-year-old woman, have been arrested.

A family has escaped injury in a petrol bomb attack

Two adults and two children were at home when the device was thrown at

the property in the Fergleen Mews area at around 2.00am this morning.

Scorch damage was caused to the front door.

The police are appealing for witnesses.

A motorcyclist has died in a crash in Bellaghy.

The collision happened on the Deerpark Road in Bellaghy

The man's name has not been released.

He is the second motorcyclist to lose his life on the roads this

More than a thousand people have taken part in the Walled

In Gaelic games, Antrim have made it through to the Ulster Football

They beat Fermanagh in a high-scoring game.

The final score was 2-18 to 3-13 in Antrim's favour.

They will now face Donegal in the next round.

Antrim's hurlers weren't as fortunate however.

They were beaten in the Leinster Hurling Championship by Wexford.

The final score was Wexford 5-19, Antrim twenty points.

And now for a look ahead to a special news

On the 2nd of June 1984, RAF Chinook crashed into this remote

Scottish hillside, claiming the lives of 25 elite officers,

20 years later, questions are still being asked

Tomorrow, we look back on the tragedy at the Mull of Kintyre,

I will have a special report on BBC Newsline at 6:30pm.

And now with the weather, here's Angie Phillips.

Today is the first day of summer, but unfortunately we are not

It will still be quite changeable for the first few days of June.

Yesterday was much more cheery, but today we had quite a bit of cloud.

It's still quite unsettled, and there will be more showers.

A wet all start to tonight, some heavy rain. A legacy of low cloud

and health will be left. Then some light rain, and a mild and muggy

night. 12 or 13 Celsius. It will be a bit of a great start to the week,

quite dull and damp at times. It will be damp through the rush hour

tomorrow. There also might be one or two visibility issues. It will be a

damp start across Scotland, Wales, and the South West of England. This

brain will then work its way eastwards towards London, perhaps

with the odd headache shower. eastwards towards London, perhaps

Temperatures rising to 18 or 19 Celsius. Towards the West, things

will improve. It will become drier as we head into the afternoon,

perhaps some rain lingering in Northern Ireland. Generally drier,

and perhaps the odd bit of brightness. Temperatures 15 or 16

Celsius. Through the middle part of the week, with low pressure in

charge that means rain and showers around, so for Tuesday, probably

some fairly persistent spells of rain. Persistent showers elsewhere,

and this persistent rain will then edges suite to eastern parts for

Wednesday, but even in some western parts there will be some prolonged

showers. Into Thursday, still some showers around for Northern Ireland,

but hopefully they will get a little bit lighter.

Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is at 6.25 tomorrow morning.

Until then you can keep up to date with local news on BBC Radio Ulster

From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, goodbye.