19/06/2016 BBC Newsline

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A vigil has been held in Belfast in memory of Jo Cox,

the Labour Party MP who died after being attacked

in her constituency in England on Thursday.

Members of the public signed a book of condolence during the vigil,

which was organised by the Labour Party in Northern

They were asked to honour the memory of the mother-of-two

That is what we believe in and what we are fighting to do.

I hope that you will all join in that fight and in memory

of Jo Cox, try and push her ideals and principles forward

Official campaigning has resumed in the EU referendum

Speaking on Sunday Politics, a former US Envoy to

Northern Ireland said a vote to leave the EU could

I have been called a scaremonger and other things.

First of all I hope Brexit doesn't happen but if it were to happen,

I don't believe people should underestimate the risk that this

would begin the process by which the United Kingdom

Former and current senior Ulster Unionist figures have written

to party members urging them to vote Leave.

They've rejected claims that Brexit could undermine peace here.

If we Brexit and the Republic of Ireland stays as a part of the EU

we could have a special relationship.

Our letter points out in the Belfast Agreement we set up

North-South co-operation between North and South, we set up

We can work out a deal where travel will be as easy as it is

Northern Ireland continue their preparations in France ahead

of Tuesday's showdown with the world champions Germany.

Stephen Watson reports from the team base outside Lyon.

Was a narrow and will be watching results in other groups very

closely. To see if their victory against Ukraine will be good enough

to qualify them for the knockout stages. But the squad who trains

today are also confident of securing their own passage to the last 16 of

the turnip. It is just grit and determination. -- tournament. We are

not bad footballers, believe it or not. It is just the fact we're

willing to work so hard for each other and willing to run through

brick walls for each other and I think you can see that in the

Ukraine game. Everyone was unbelievable. Playing a team full of

heart and desire, not going to give them a minute. Mentally very strong.

Just make it really difficult game for them to play. Northern Ireland

will fly to Paris tomorrow morning at train in the park deprives the

new for a showdown against the world champions Germany. And we will

continue our special Euro 2016 coverage on BBC News.

The Republic of Ireland need a win over Italy on Wednesday to stay

in the tournament after losing 3-0 to Belgium yesterday in Bordeaux.

It just didn't go to plan for Martin O'Neill's men in Bordeaux as they

were outclassed by an impressive Belgium side. With one point from

two matches it is pretty simple for the Republic of Ireland, anything

less than a victory over Italy and they are out of the tournament.

Fresh in mind is disappointment but we need to pick ourselves up. One

more game to prove our worth. We haven't done anything the easy way

to get here so nothing changes, we need a win. We are preparing all

week to get ready for it and hopefully we can do

the job. It is the final round of the US Open

and Ireland's Shane Lowry holds a 1-shot lead. He is five under par at

Oakmont. Jonathan Rea had a double win

at the World Superbike He's now 66 points clear

of his nearest rival. In Gaelic football, Tyrone and Cavan

have drawn their Ulster Championship It finished Tyrone 16 points,

Cavan three goals and seven points. The replay will be held

in two weeks' time. Now time for the weather

prospects with Cecilia Daly. Hello. After all the wet weather

today it is finally drying up. The rest of the night looks pretty dry.

Some breaks in the cloud. It will stay mild. Temperatures in double

figures. By morning a few showers in the north-west. So far this month we

have had well above-average temperatures. Much colder across

parts of eastern Britain and that is primarily due to the wind of the

North Sea. By Northern Ireland that means lots of shelter. You can see

Tyrone almost red-hot because temperatures have been well above

the average. This week rather than the low 20s, 16 to 18 Celsius.

Breezy at times from the Atlantic and it will carry some showers.

Tomorrow, freshness to the air. Not too many showers. A few in the

morning especially in the north and west but otherwise alert get drier

as the day goes on. Some sunshine in the afternoon. That is when most of

the Wayne is over Midlands, Wales, Church of England. If you're

travelling by that in mind. Much drier further north for Britain and

the Republic of Iran. Temperatures were they should leave the time of

year. Was Charles should disappear and although to be fresh at the

north coast, temperatures inland not too bad. Aim team and possibly 19.

On Tuesday a lot of races. Dry. Some sunshine. Some showery rain in the

Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland. It

could affect the fans for Northern Ireland's experts. Places dry on

Wednesday. Thursday looks like the wettest day of the week. One area of

rain moving in the West and another area, potentially thundery, moving

up into south-east England. With that could be some pretty hot and

humid. As far as I will go this week, temperatures were they should

be, probably the richest day Thursday and a bit of dry weather to

come as well. We are back at 6:25am. For now, good night.