10/04/2016 BBC Newsline

A 19-year-old woman has died after a hit

Lesley-Ann McCarragher was on foot on the Monaghan Road near Milford

when she was hit by a car shortly before 12:30 yesterday afternoon.

The police have arrested a 17-year-old youth.

A West Belfast business owner says jobs may be lost after an arson

The fire started in a taxi depot and barber shop on Bingnian Drive

The shop units may have to be demolished as the building

Pretty much in a crisis for everybody at the minute.

People may be out of employment, barbers and

taxi drivers and staff administration.

We have been in the local community for 18, 20 years.

Just don't know why somebody would want to do something like that.

Golf, and for the latest on Rory McIroy's performance

at the US Masters, here's Stephen Watson in Augusta.

Rory McIlroy started the day of five shots behind the reader and raining

champion Jordan Spieth, but is failing to mount the final day

challenge he craved. Again McIlroy is struggling on the famous Augusta

greens. But there is something to celebrate for Shane Lowry, who

produced this memorable Masters moment. Beautifully struck.

I just wish I had been out a couple of hours later, but perfect for me,

I just hit it right at the hall. I'm sure I'll get a picture somewhere

and frame it in the house. Unfortunately there will be nothing

to take home the Rory McIlroy but disappointment.

Musgrave Park Hospital in Belfast has held a special event

to highlight progress in the treatment of people

It also celebrated the achievements of patients dealing

Mary O'Brien was just two years old when she lost both legs

Aged four she was the first double amputee in Northern Ireland to be

Since then she has had what she describes as an exceptional

life, and she wants other amputees to have the same.

I think people can lead a very normal life after they have lost

a limb, and this is so important, because I've

it is the end of the world if you lose a limb,

Now 76, the former occupational therapist says young amputees need

encouragement to do whatever they want in life.

I climbed trees, I rode a bike and did what everybody

And I was certainly not mollycoddled. And I think that is

the means of letting a child do what they want to do, don't hold them

back. Went to the bands, danced,

whatever I wanted to do. After 72 years with her prosthetic

legs, Mary O'Brien hopes her life story will serve as an inspiration

to the next generation. And now a look ahead

to a story our investigations reporter Kevin Magee

has on BBC Newsline tomorrow. Earlier this year the Chief

Constable announced an inquiry into the alleged activities

of the army agent I'll be reporting from Blackpool

on the story of a man whose brother was murdered as an alleged

informer by the IRA, and he feels the inquiry

is a waste of both time and money. And that's coming up tomorrow night

on BBC Newsline at 6:30pm. The weather forecast

now with Cecilia Daly. Good evening. The rain stayed away

today but it is back tonight. Because it will be quite wet, and

mild night. No frost or ice. But there will be rain in many places

first thing tomorrow. At Keene easterly wind. Those wins will bring

milder weather for the first few days of the new week, settled with

the rain at times. Not all the time. Tuesday looks the Wednesday of the

week. Wednesday onwards we should see drier weather returned, but also

drop of temperature, possibly a frost by the end of the week.

Tomorrow morning, cloudy and damp. Weather front of bringing range of

parts of the Republic as well as Wales and Southern counties of

England. An area of low pressure to decide west of Ireland. This will

revolve around it over the next couple of days, so the rain never

too far away. It is drier but also called, and an area of high pressure

of Scotland. A battle between high pressure and low pressure this week.

The rain moves away tomorrow afternoon. The sun comes out and

temperatures rise. It will feel milder tomorrow, particularly where

there is sheltered from the easterly breeze. Tuesday that same weather

front comes back. Slow moving across central areas of Britain and

Northern Ireland as part of the Republic. That means that will be

our wettest day of the week. To the north over Scotland, drier but also

cooler. To the south, showers around, and temperatures in the mid

teens with someone. This cooler, drier air will gradually comes to

the through Wednesday. Rain breaking up into shower. On Thursday most

places will be dry as the last of those showers edged away. There will

also be a drop in temperature back into single figures across many

northern and central areas of Britain as well as the Republic of

our land and Northern Ireland. In summary this week is mild initially,

but unsettled and rain at times. Tuesday looks to be the worst day of

the week. Drying up on Wednesday but a drop on temperature and possibly

frost by the end of the week. That is it from