18/06/2014 BBC Newsline

Hello and welcome to BBC Newsline. the London Mayor, Boris Johnson.

A man originally from Nigeria has said he will not be

moving in to a Housing Executive property in east Belfast,

Banners with the words ?local homes for local people?

were hung on the gate of the house in the Garnerville area.

As BBC Newsline's Mark Simpson now reports police removed the banners

This man has been living in Northern Ireland for four years. He was

allocated a housing executive property in east Belfast. But the

house he was hoping to move into was covered in protest poster. Local

houses for local people was written on one of the banners. It's about

discrimination and intimidation and racism. It speaks for itself. The

banner they have placed there, local housing for local people. It is just

shameful this is happening in this era. Michael has a three-year-old

son who lives with him during part of the week. The protesters said

their opposition to the family was nothing to do with the colour of

their skin. They said the house should have gone to pensioners or

the disabled. The protesters only agreed to speak on television if

their faces were not shown. It is a mixed community. We do not have no

racism up here. Why does nobody want to appear on camera? Now we are

being called racist, which we are horrified. We are embarrassed about

it. We are not racist. This is about a bung allow ekiped for pensioners

and they cannot put families into them. As we were filming, the police

arrived and removed the banners from them. As we were filming, the police

around the house. One by one they were taken away and the street is

now back to normal. But it is too late for Michael. He was supposed to

move into the house this week. Now he says he doesn't know where he is

going to stay. But he wants to remain in Belfast. I have received

loads of text messages on Facebook as well and supporting me and they

condemned that act. That is enough for me to realise Belfast is not

bad. It seems this was not an isolated incident. Tonight the

housing executive said there had been more than ten cases in South

and East Belfast where people couldn't move into the house they

had been allocated. The First Minister Peter Robinson

said he doesn't think the protest He was speaking to our political

editor Mark Devenport. I'm not sure this can be described

as racism in term of what the intention of people was. There is

concern and local in these terms means very local. You might have had

the same reaction if it was somebody from up country moving into an area

where local people can't get houses. So really. Do you really think that

would have been the case if they had seen somebody with a white face

moving in. I know it has happened elsewhere. There is people who have

been brought up and raised and lived in housing estates all of their

lives, their children grow up in the area and they cannot get them

housed. So there is that resentment. Exactly 20 years ago today,

six Catholic men were shot dead by the UVF as they watched a World

Cup game at a pub in Loughinisland. Their relatives have reacted angrily

to a fresh appeal for information They've accused the PSNI

of hypocrisy for making the appeal - just two weeks after the Chief

Constable was accused of withholding Our Home Affairs Correspondent

Vincent Kearney reports. It should have been a night of

celebration. It goes for the shot. Ray Houghton! Shortly after goal

that beat Italy and secured the greatest victory in the republic's

history, within seconds men who had been watching the match had been

shot dead. A survivor has written about the attack and today Colin

read an extract describing how his best friend's father saved his life.

We are being hit, I shouted. He throws himself on top of me to save

me from the bullets. I'm falling back now. Off my stool. And again I

glimpse temperatures two boiler suits at the -- glimpse the the two

boiler suits at the door. I assumed they're bull elts, but I feel no

pain. I have nothing to compare this to. He is lying on me now.

Completely still. Too still, I think. I slide out from under him.

There are no moans, no breathing. Just silence. No one has ever been

convicted of the murders. 20 years on, the PSNI appeal ed to anyone

with information that could help catch the killers to come forward.

But a solicitor for the families said they're angry because evidence

provided at the time was destroyed. Thits This was a case the public did

provided at the time was destroyed. assist within hours the getaway car

was found by a member of the public. Within weeks all of the exhibits in

the case, the guns, Within weeks all of the exhibits in

the boiler suits, the gloves were all found by

the boiler suits, the gloves were securing that evidence, the police

set about destroying that evidence. The families have criticised the

PSNI for refusing to give the police ombudsman information about the

attack. Michael Maguire is investigating allegations that the

killings were not properly investigated, because an informer

was being protected. He is taking the Chief Constable to court in an

attempt to force him to hand over information he says his

investigators need. It is understood the two sides are engaged in

discussions about the issue. Meanwhile, tonight in Loughinisland

there was an anniversary mass for the six men who died followed

by a procession by relatives, other victims and friends.

They walked to the Heights Bar, where the shooting took place

and held a vigil The chairman of the

Historical Institutional Abuse The inquiry is examining allegations

of abuse in institutions run by the church, state or charities

between 1922 and 1995. If the extension is granted,

the inquiry's report will be given Campaigners say that's

too long to wait. If they need that extra year, change

the terms of reference and set up a redress board now for us victims.

There is enough evidence there through the acknowledgement form and

I'm sure they could study the report right up-to-date and find out

where... Who the onus is on for the neglect and abuse we suffered.

Rory McIlroy says he intends to play for Ireland at the Olympic Games

The 25-year-old from Holywood was eligible to play for Great Britain

or Ireland and his choice had been the subject of ongoing speculation.

He was speaking in County Cork ahead of this week's Irish Open.

I'm a product of Northern Ireland and you know we have the British

school system and we pay for everything in sterling. So there is

obviously parts of me that feel a bit that way. But I have always

grown up wanting to play for Ireland. Whether, it is not golf,

rugby, cricket, hockey, they all view Ireland as one. Obviously I'm

close to a lot of the Ulster boys and all they want to do is get in

the Ireland team and they're proud to pull on the green jersey. Just as

I will be in a couple of years time. It was another hot day today. But is

there a change on the way? We have had another cracking days with

temperatures up to 25 degrees. As we go through tonight, it won't be as

warm as it has been. Temperatures down to 12 degrees. So we will see

more cloud drift in and that will bring some cooler air tomorrow. But

it is still going to be pretty good. Temperatures will be back to normal

for the time of year, about four or five degrees lower than today.

Across Britain and Ireland tomorrow it stays settled with some rain in

England. Staying cool at 15 degrees in the north. Further south and west

it will be warmer with temperatures in low 20s. Tomorrow it will be dry

and bright and we will see some sunshine. Taerments up to about 19

degrees. Still not bad for the time of year. Towards the