23/04/2016 BBC Newsline

we are back with the late news at 18 minutes past ten.

The US President, Barack Obama, says Northern Ireland is a story

of perseverance that's inspiring other countries to make peace.

Mr Obama was speaking to young people at an event at Westminster

He was responding to a question from student Cliona McCarney from

Belfast, about the United States' role in the peace process

A 21-year-old man's been charged with disorderly behaviour

Police used CS spray after a number of underage drinkers threw

bottles and stones at cars near the Portadown Road.

The Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness, has told

the Sinn Fein Ard Fheis that the British are determined

there should be no deal on the past that might expose their role

The party's annual conference in Dublin is taking place

on the calendar centenary weekend of the Easter 1916 Rising.

About the policies of the British state and its agencies. This British

Government is determined to conceal its role in the conflict and the

actions of its agencies and their proxies and the loyalist despots.

For schools of volunteers it was time to trick on the working

close... Now for scores of volunteers today,

it was time to put on the working clothes to help combat the amount

of litter on the shores Maggie Taggart went

along to lend a hand. This is an area of wet woodland and

is an important habitat for plants and wildlife but heavy rainfall over

the last few months has raised the water level and watched an

incredible amount of rubbish into the forest. That is why more than 50

volunteers turned out to spend the day cleaning up. A lot of people are

motivated because it is their area, it is where they live and love. It

is where they want... They wanted to be clean to walk their children,

dogs and ride their bikes. It is nice and clean and ready for the

summertime. It is a market job but with the proper agreement and the

Mayo, and whether, it was a productive day. With rivers and 100

miles of shoreline feeding into the lock, it is difficult to know where

the culprits are. I would like to raise the profile of this and try

and encourage people to think more responsibly about what they are

doing with their letter. The machine did not arrive here by itself. Where

it has come from, I suspect coming downstream from various rivers,

people are perhaps entering out a car trailer here and there. It has

certainly all been pushed on by the wind to this end of the lake. One

week ago, this was part of the Apollo rubbish from a smaller

collection. The efforts will continue in the hope of making sure

this stays and attractive and said every effort humans, wildlife and

plants. Irish League champions Crusaders

were given a guard of honour by their opponents Coleraine

before their home game Crusaders captain Colin Coates led

out the team for the game You can see the presentation

of the league trophy on Final Score over on BBC 2 starting

at five o'clock. Now let's get the weather

forecast for the rest Many of us enjoyed dry and sunny

weather today. If you thought it was cold, take a look at this. Over the

next few days, we drag in cold arctic air. The beginning of next

week will be chilly by day and night. We are likely to see frosty

conditions developing as well. Tonight it will be cold.

Temperatures will dip into the low single figures by cloud rolling in

by tomorrow morning should help lift temperatures in little bit by

breakfast time. That cloud will stay with us on and off through the day

and it will bring wet weather as well. To begin with there will be

some patchy light rain and drizzle here and there, not all the time. I

breaks of wet weather will affect almost anywhere as we make our way

through the day across Ireland. The same for northern Wales and central

England. Either side of that, dry picture. Sunny in northern England

and Scotland. Across Ireland, we hold on to the cloud with wet

weather here and there. Not a novel lot. There will be sunshine

eventually developing across the North Coast by the middle of the

afternoon -- awful lot. Further west, it is likely to stay cloudy

with some damp weather. Temperatures of 12 Celsius. You will start to

feel the chill coming Monday, strong

northerly winds, making it feel quite cold across the North coast.

Here just eight Celsius. Factor in the wind chill and it will be cold,

set up that I had 10 Celsius. On Tuesday and Wednesday, temperature

is will struggle to get close to 10 Celsius. That is it for now. We will

be back at 6:50pm tomorrow evening. You can keep up-to-date with local

news on BBC radio Ulster and on our local online news service. From

everyone here, enjoy your evening. Bye-bye.