17/04/2016 BBC Newsline

A 34-year-old man's been arrested in connection with the murder

of Michael McGibbon in North Belfast on Friday night.

The father of four died after being shot in the legs

The police have said his killing bore all the hallmarks

A local priest says people in the area are upset

There's a sense, first of all, of shock, but also a sense of anger

that this would happen right in the heart of the parish. It is not just

now, because when the headlines disappear and we disappear, to a

certain extent, they will be left with the pain for the rest of their

lives. A family robbed at gunpoint

at their home in West Belfast say Three women were in the house

at Glenfearna Gardens in Lagmore when men forced their way

in demanding money. They tied up one woman before

stealing her 81-year-old Claire Graham has been

speaking to the family. A mother, a daughter and a night

they will never forget. They were having an early night when

the men came into the house and at the stairs. The next thing you know,

they come in. I could see two masked gunman, well, I didn't know they had

guns at this point, I reaction was to jump onto the window and fling

the window open and shouted help. He got me down and pulled out the gun

and held it to my head. I couldn't believe it. At this point I was

shouting, what do you want, what are you here for? And then that is when

my mummy came in. There was a guy standing over near Saoirse 's room,

and he was pointing a room. I said, look, will you come to me and leave

my daughter alone? I thought they were into attack her, rape her or

something. He came over, stuck the gun in my neck, went behind me, put

my hands behind my back and tied me up tightly.

Josephine was tied up on the floor when her 81-year-old mother

was in bed and her daughter being held at gunpoint

The robbers then made their way into the attic, where they stole

I just think, how dare they, who do they think they are? To have the

right to walk into any one 's home and do what they done?

Police say what happened inside this home was a despicable act against

The police are no longer treating the death of a 36-year-old woman

in Claudy as suspicious following a postmortem examination.

Her body was found at a house on the Glenshane Road in the early

A man who was arrested in connection with her death has now been

A service has been held in St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast

to remember those killed and injured in the Blitz 75 years ago.

Some of those who survived were there, as well as those who had

Each of these candles represents a life lost in the Belfast Blitz. The

15th of April 1941, 200 Luftwaffe planes bombed the city in the worst

wartime raid in the UK outside of London.

Hundreds of people, including survivors, gathered at Saint

Cathedral to remember those who were killed. When you pulled out of bed,

you do not have time to put your shoes on, you go up the road

you do not have time to put your bare feet, it is total

you do not have time to put your creaking your toes against the

ground. The place was lit up like their real and, because they work

dropping flares. You could distinguish between the British and

German planes. They had a different sound. The sounds were terrible to

hear, that was the worst part. Some survivors brought --

hear, that was the worst part. Some from the time. That

hear, that was the worst part. Some before, we are in the shelter.

hear, that was the worst part. Some led up to the street. We went to

hear, that was the worst part. Some country because our house, the bomb

had knocked in the working kitchen and the windows and all were

smashed, we had nowhere to stay. These two fire engines travelled

from the Republic to help deal with the blaze in Belfast. Today, 75

years on, they have made the same journey again.

A look ahead now to the latest in our constituency profiles

and this week our south west reporter Julian Fowler goes

on the election trail in Fermanagh and South Tyrone.

This is about as far away as you can get from the corridors of power at

Stormont. You can see all the way across the Loc. The elections here

are often as dramatic as the view, and with a history of close results,

Fermanagh and South Tyrone is said to be under the cliffhanger. --

another cliffhanger. You can see that report -

part of our continuing coverage in the run up to the Assembly

election - this week Well, it was lovely

to see the sunshine. Good evening. But self clouds are

made, meaning a milder night. Quite breezy and places. Drizzle, not

amounting to much. No frost on the car windscreens tomorrow morning. As

far as the week ahead goes, milder generally, it should feel more

springlike, lots of dry weather due to high pressure but cloud will vary

from day to day. Tomorrow, for instance, starting off pretty cloudy

and breezy. Thicker cloud will mean dampness here and there but a very,

very small amount of rain. We should improve as the day goes on

because the sunny skies over Scotland will edge south into

northern England and parts of Northern Ireland. Staying cloudy

across southern Britain and the Republic, with one or two spots of

rain. And improving date tomorrow with

brightness and sunshine coming through the afternoon, especially in

the north. Most places ending up try, 12 degrees average for this

time of year. High pressure dominates the weather

for most of the week, but by the end of the week we have low pressure

moving from the south and cold air coming back down from the north. It

looks as though, although most of this week will be milder and more

springlike, by the end of the bigot could get quite chilly.

Light winds and sunshine at times on Tuesday, most places dry with

temperatures close to bridge. Another pretty decent data, and

Wednesday. Winds gradually moving into the

Northeast on Thursday, expecting a drop in by Friday.

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From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, enjoy your evening.