21/09/2014 BBC Newsline

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time since May. STUDIO: And that is the end of the sport. That is it

involving Hungarian foreign nationals in north Belfast

The PSNI say two Eastern European men were assaulted

in the Glenbryn area and there were incidents

at two homes in Hesketh Park. Mervyn Jess reports.

This there was no one at home in the house at Hesketh Park that came

under attack. It is believed Hungarian nationals had been living

here. On Friday night, eight rubbish bin was thrown through the front

window of the property. In Glenbryn, to eastern European men were set

upon by men believed to be armed the hatchet and a knife. Police were

called last to another house in Hesketh Park where a group of men

with knives, making threats, had gathered outside the homes of other

eastern European men. It appears there was another incident on Friday

evening and as a result of somebody posting about that on Facebook, it

seems that some people have taken matters into their own hands and

these two attacks have resulted. Clearly, that is the wrong way to

react to whatever accusations there were. No one was seriously injured

in either of the incidents but the fact that a knife and a hatchet were

used in one of the attacks has raised concerns.

Lifeboat crews have been out near the shores of Lough Neagh

They were called out to Six Mile Water early this morning.

The man was last seen around Antrim marina yesterday afternoon.

A police officer's been injured after a brick was thrown through

the window of a police car in East Belfast.

The PSNI were responding to reports that youths were throwing stones

The Police say the trouble was not sectarian.

Usually a quiet area of the city, but at around 10:30pm last night,

groups of youngsters gathered here on grand Parade and threw stones at

each other. Passing cars were also a target. When the police arrived, a

brick was thrown at one of the patrol cars, smashing a window and

injuring an officer. He needed hospital treatment for a facial

injury. A local councillor says there is a core group of youths in

the area causing the trouble. There are crowds of young people, some of

them as young as 13, 12, 14, who gather at weekends, but also

sometimes during the week. They gather in the parks, they get drunk,

they get involved in anti-social behaviour, fights break out and just

general disorder. In a statement, the police say they are taking this

incident seriously and they say there is a distinct possibility of a

criminal record for anyone who was involved. They are also asking

parents of children who they think might be up to no good to talk to

their children and to warn them of the implications of having a

criminal record. over whether extra powers

should be given to Stormont, in the wake of the

Scottish referendum. The Prime Minister has promised

devolution changes that will be fair to the people of Scotland, England,

Wales and Northern Ireland. Speaking on the Sunday Politics

show, Sinn Fein MLA Daith McKay said these

changes had to include tax powers. In terms of taxation and in terms of

economic growth, we always underperform. We cannot perform

because the taxation rates are not set, so we would like to see the

abolition of passenger duty, which would encourage tourism, and more

people coming to the north to spend money, which would create jobs and

more tax revenues. The fact of the matter is the corporation tax, APD,

all of them said for revenue and when we see them reset, we will see

economic growth, creation of jobs and better public services. Let him

be honest with people, would he put up to finance these fantasy projects

that Sinn Fein wish to have, the truth is nobody has ever raised

their hand to put up tax in Northern Ireland and this idea that every tax

cut can be self financing really is ludicrous.

And you can see Sunday Politics again tonight on BBC Two at 11pm.

Gaelic football now and Kerry are the all-Ireland champions -

they beat Donegal by three points this afternoon at Croke Park.

Our reporter Mark Sidebottom was there.

It won't go down as a classic but that won't matter in Kerry on a day

when defences dominated, goals with a difference, and Kerry's first came

very early on. For all of that, like all did manage to go in level at the

break but the game's defining moment arguably came at the midpoint of the

second half. The Donegal keeper fluffed a kick out and Donaghadee

took full advantage. The game exploded into life. Then the last

attack of the game, bustled forward, a deflected shot and McFadden

following up off the post. Such are the margins. Kerry's 37th title,

Donegal's search for a third goes on.

It has been another lovely day, but as the weather going to hold for the

week ahead? Here is Cecilia. Good evening. It has been a cracker

of a weekend, some alike in many places with temperatures more

typical of mid-July. This hidden gem in County Antrim looking beautiful

in the weekend sunshine and it looks as though it may have been a little

bit too warm for some of the ducks at Hillsborough lake. It certainly

won't be too warm tonight, clear skies mean another chilly night,

temperatures tumbling away, getting to low single values, a degree also

lower than you see on the map in some spots, so there may be a touch

of frost on the grass tomorrow morning, and even some fog around.

Bear that in mind, tomorrow morning, it will die slowly down but

mid-morning onwards, most of it has gone. The best of the sunshine in

the east and it will stay dry through the day across Northern

Ireland. This trip brain is a weather front bringing rain to

north-west Scotland and it will eventually come to western parts of

Ireland -- this strip of rain. Best temperatures in the east. The best

of the warmth tomorrow will be in the east, more clout in the West but

it is after dark before that cloudy, damp weather comes eastwards

and when it does, it means a much milder night tomorrow night, so we

don't have to worry about frost. The rest of the week will be mild but

cloudy at times, the error is coming in from the Atlantic, pressure is

still high, so any weather fronts we will only get spit sunspots of

drizzle, but there will be areas of cloud and the best of the

temperatures will be in the East. Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is

at 10:20 this evening.

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

or on the local news online service. From everyone on the BBC Newsline

team, goodbye. Paisley Paisley was a great man for

lighting the fuse and scampering off. Ulster shall remain firm til

the very end! He was a conviction-led politician.

No surrender! He will be remembered ultimately for

the peace and not the schism.