21/09/2014 BBC Newsline

can see more on today's stories including a first look at

tomorrow's The police are treating attacks

involving Hungarian foreign nationals in north Belfast

as hate crimes. The PSNI say two eastern European

men were assaulted in the Glenbryn area, and there were incidents

at two homes in Hesketh Park. There was no 1 at home this

afternoon at this house, that came under attack at the weekend. It is

believed hunky Aryan nationals have been living here. On Friday night,

even then was thrown through the front window of the property. In

earlier, to eastern European men in their 20s, also hunky Aryan, were

set upon by men believed to be armed with a hatchet and a knife will stop

in the afternoon, the police were called to the wall of other East

European men, women were making sites outside with knives. It

appeared there another incident on Friday evening and as a result of

somebody posting about that on Facebook it seems that some people

took matters into their own hands and there were attacks that

resulted. That is the wrong way to react to whatever accusations there

were. Nobody was seriously injured in either incident but the fact that

a knife and a hatchet were used in 1 of the attacks has raised concerns.

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. At around 10:30pm last night, groups

of youngsters gathered here and I threw stones at each other. Cars

were also a target. When the police arrived, a brick was thrown at 1 of

the little cars, smashing a window and injuring an officer. He needed

hospital treatment. Dash-mac one of the patrol cars. 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 gather in the parks, they

get drunk and 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 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 warn them of the implications of having a criminal

record. Gaelic football now and Kerry

are the all-Ireland champions. They beat Donegal by three points

this afternoon at Croke Park. With reaction from the manager,

here's Mark Sidebottom. In the end, then, no tickertape for

Donegal. It was a journey which ended in September but also

ultimately in disappointment. The difference being their ability to

find an end. The debt that twice and that was the difference. Jim

McGuinness's search for a second and Donegal's search goes on. The

speculation mounts whether McGuinness will stay or go full-time

at Celtic. Emotional decisions are not good decisions and I have not

gone down that road, with most of my possessions. That is just 1 of those

ones where it is very difficult to take and now is the time not to do

anything silly. -- my decisions. I will look over the next couple of

weeks. Now to a story we'll be bringing you

on BBC Newsline tomorrow evening. Here in Scotland it is a lot more

relaxed than last week. The referendum may be over but the

debate is just beginning about the distribution of power around the

United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland. I am here in Glasgow to try

to find some answers. Is the weather going to hold

for the week ahead? Hello, we have had some lovely

weather this weekend. It will be clear and chilly tonight but the

rest of the week is looking milder. There will be a lot of cloud and not

quite as sunny as this weekend. The breeze will pick up from time to

time from the West. The cloud may be thick enough for some light rain and

drizzle so not completely dry but any rainfall will tend to be very

small. Still a largely dry story. Nor rain tonight. Clear skies,

meaning a cold one. Temperatures could be a little colder than what

you see on the map. It is a chilly start to the new working week with

possibly some lost and fog. -- frost. The fog may be thick in the

morning if you are up early and you may need some extra time for the

commute but it will burn off and there will be some sunshine, the

best of which will be in eastern counties. More cloud moving in from

the Atlantic as rain comes into north-west Scotland. Cloudy skies

piling on from the West. Sunshine across central and eastern areas of

Britain and in the sunnier spots, visitors may reach 20 degrees. We

will probably see a team in the east, where the sunshine will hold

on for longest. It stays dry everywhere everywhere will stop

dash-mac we will probably see 18 degrees. Tomorrow night, much

quieter. There will still be some drugs and drugs of rain over central

areas of Britain and down through eastern counties of Ireland on

Tuesday. -- some threat of rain. There will be another area of rain

moving into Scotland. On Wednesday, high pressure. A lot of dry weather

around with a few showers and places. And on Thursday, the breeze

picks up and brings a lot of cloud and from the Atlantic. Damp and

drizzly for western Scotland. Also part of western Ireland. The further

east you are, the drier it will be. Some cloudy spells this week, from

drizzle around but often dry. Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is

at 6:25 in the morning. Until then, you can keep up to date

with local news on BBC Radio Ulster, 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!