10/07/2016 BBC Newsline

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A 24-year-old man has died in a crash in County Tyrone.

He was on a quad bike on the Aghintain Road

in Fivemiletown in the early hours of this morning.

Keith Robinson was from the Fivemiletown area.

The PSNI arrested a 13-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man

following a racially motivated assault in South Belfast last night.

The pair allegedly bumped into a 55-year-old man

in Tates Avenue, and then punched him in the face.

They've both been released on police bail.

A 36-year-old man who was struck by lightning in Lisburn last month

The South Eastern Trust say he's still in intensive care.

George Allen was collecting two of his children from Killowen

Parents and teachers used a defibrillator on him

and his five-year-old son before paramedics arrived.

Two local MPs have said that Tony Blair clearly made a mistake

in taking the UK into war with Iraq in 2003.

Ian Paisley and Alasdair McDonnell told the Sunday Politics programme

that the decision will always overshadow the work the former

Labour Prime Minister did in Northern Ireland leading

to the Good Friday Agreement of 1998.

He really is a Marmite Prime Minister -

one regarded the most successful Labour Prime Minister,

and now he seems to be becoming the most disgraced Prime Minister

to war again on the terms that they went to war in Iraq.

And indeed the way decisions are taken -

I mean, look how Syria has been handled.

It now is very inclusive of the whole Cabinet administration,

and includes Parliament in decisions which previously the Prime Minister

He brought us to peace out of all belief...

That hasn't changed with the Chilcot findings?

There is another Tony Blair that charged off to war in Iraq,

It is two different personalities, almost.

A man who was arrested following searches in Londonderry on Friday

The searches in the Creggan and Galliagh areas were part

of a dissident republican investigation.

A look ahead now to a story we'll have on tomorrow

We'll be looking at the effect the hit series Game Of Thrones

Season six may have just ended, but the series has brought

In terms of jobs and services here, we're just

In terms of jobs and services here, across the six seasons, and that is

spent on people that live here and services that are provided by people

here. So tune into tomorrow evening's BBC

Newsline at half past six here on BBC One, to find

out more on that story. In hurling, Antrim have

beaten Armagh 6-21 to 4-14 It's the 15th consecutive

Ulster title for Antrim. Jonathan Rea's increased his lead

in the World Superbike Championship to 71 points after winning race one

in the Laguna Seca It's the County Antrim man's eighth

win this season. He'll be back on the grid this

evening for the second race In cricket, Ireland's opening

one-day international against Afghanistan in Belfast

was abandoned today The first game of the five-match

series fell victim to Well, there wasn't much sign

of summer today with all that rain - It's been a very unsettled day, rain

never too far away, but also quite warm, temperatures have managed to

get up to 19 degrees despite the rain. We still have some to come

this evening; later on tonight it will get more fragmented from the

West. But it means there will still be some damp weather around first

thing tomorrow. Another mild night as well, quite humid in places, with

temperatures in the low tweens but also a change in wind direction,

bringing fresh air. There's the area of low pressure, moving away, and

our air starts to come in from the Atlantic for the beginning of next

week. Weather-wise is a mixture of sunshine and showers, but hopefully

this high pressure will settle things down towards the end of the

week, but it's a battle between that and the next area of low pressure.

So we will begin -- need to keep an eye on things and hopefully the high

pressure will win. If you are off on holiday this week, expect a cool

breeze off the seat of the north coast. Some sunshine but also some

showers, and one or two will be quite heavy, but fortunately the

breeze will mean they blow through fairly quickly. So as far as

tomorrow's detail goes, there will be some showers around so if you are

up early tomorrow morning you will need the umbrella because there will

be some wet weather around. It will start to feel cool and fresh though,

compared to the humid weather we have had over the last couple of

days, because of the westerly breeze. Lots of showers coming in

across Scotland, northern England, down into Wales and the Midlands.

Some heavy, with a risk of thunder. 12 getting down

into London, but temperatures still into the low 20s. It improves across

the Republic and over Northern Ireland tomorrow afternoon.

Eventually we will have some sunshine, and although it will feel

cool in the breeze, in the sun over Belfast, County Down and Armagh, it

would be bad at all. Tomorrow night temperatures will drop into single

figures, so we move away from that humid weather we've had over the

last few days. Tuesday, the 12th of July, if you're going to enjoy the

bands, bring a raincoat, there will be some sunshine around but also a

cool breeze and some sharp showers. But hopefully something a little bit

more settled by Thursday. Our next BBC Newsline bulletin

is at ten to eleven tonight. Until then you can keep up to date

with local news on BBC Radio Ulster From everyone on the BBC

Newsline team, goodnight.