17/07/2016 BBC Newsline

I'll be back here on BBC1 with the News at Ten.

A two-year-old boy has died after being struck

It happened around 1.15 this afternoon on the Lone Moor Road

The driver of the car has been spoken to by police

The road remains closed at this time.

A man is in a critical condition in hospital after he was assaulted

He was attacked by a number of people outside a social club

in Flax Street in the Ardoyne area just before 5.30.

He suffered head injuries and police are appealing for information.

The deputy First Minister says he's confident he could get

a vote in the Assembly against leaving the EU.

Martin McGuinness was referring to comments by the Prime Minister

that she wouldn't trigger an exit until an agreed

However, the First Minister Arlene Foster says leaving

the EU will happen. David Maxwell reports.

When Theresa May entered Downing Street last Wednesday,

But she inherits a nation divided over Brexit.

There is little united about the UK. Scotland sees their future in

Europe, we in the north sea our future in Europe, Wales is very

divided on the issue and I think this British Government has to take

account of that. Speaking on the Sunday Politics,

the Deputy First Minister referred to the Prime Minister's meeting

with Scotland's First Minister, After it, Theresa May said

she wanted UK wide agreement Mr McGuinness says he'll oppose that

through the Assembly. We are not satisfied and if that

effectively hands a veto to Scotland and to us in the north then we would

use it and I think I can deliver a vote in the assembly which rejects

any attempt to drag us against our will out of Europe.

The First Minister has rejected any notion that Northern Ireland

But speaking on the same programme, she said she would welcome

The very basic fundamental is that we are leaving the EU. Now, if we

can have continuing good relations with the European Union, I am quite

content and anything that would be a very good thing for Northern Ireland

to have but it doesn't take away from the fundamental issue that we

are leaving. One thing that united the Executive

is the desire to prevent any return Questions over how exactly

immigration and trade But the First Minister says a cross

border body on Brexit isn't needed. I can lift the phone and speak to

the Taoiseach or the Foreign Minister respect to any of the

ministers any time I want, there is no need for another institution to

be set up to deal with these issues. Work to find a way ahead

will continue this week with the first visit

of the new Secretary of State, James Brokenshire, and a meeting

of an Executive deeply divided Holidaymakers returning from Turkey

have been giving their reaction to the attempted military coup

there on Friday. Arriving into Belfast International

Airport early this morning, most told our reporter Claire Graham

said they were happy to be home. You could hear it be trouble.

Gunshots and bombs, that's all I could really hear, helicopters,

jets. My daughter at home was panicking and she was in a bit of a

state but a managed to get through to her. We flew home to be as

normal. Would you go back to Turkey? Not any big rush to at the moment.

It was OK, we had lots of information. They let us know how

things were going. Will go back next year again.

Sport and Tyrone are the new Ulster Gaelic football

champions after beating Donegal by 13 points to 11 in this

afternoon's final in Clones. Thomas Niblock reports.

Six years without victory is a long time in Tyrone but success is around

again. There was a time when Mickey Harte's side almost expected

trophies and it wasn't only special today but different with the

outpouring of emotion. Before the celebrations came the football. It

was cagey, it was tight and on many occasions, there was literally

nothing between the sides but what a finish. Michael Murphy, the captain

of Donegal, had the chance to win it if he could score at this. He

couldn't. Then two point deep into injury time. An incredible finale

and the result means to ruin either champions of Ulster. This is what we

dream of. The last title be one, people don't seem to care about it.

Hunger has been over six years and are really the maitre d' in that

game. Great credit to our team because we never got ahead our

games. I thought the game was gone for another couple of times but I

know the quality of these men. Donegal will go the route of the but

for Tyrone. Golf and Rory McIlroy finished

in a tie for 5th place at the Open Championship in Scotland.

Stephen Watson reports. Rory McIlroy produced his best round

of the week for a very respectable finish at the Open Championship here

at Royal Troon. He rediscovered his touch on the greens for a four under

par round, too late to challenge but he still leaves feeling confident. I

was going out there today was trying to get world ranking points, cup

points, that was my call this weekend. I sort of forgot about the

Claret Jug and try to focus on finishing as high as a could and it

felt like I did that pretty well today. Northern Ireland's other

champions, Darren Clarke and Graeme McDowell finished well off the pace

but will have another opportunity to land a major title when the US PGA

tees off in just ten days' time. Now finally onto the weather

forecast with Barra Best. Some sunny gap out there especially

in eastern counties. Some cloud in the west, some showers but not an

awful lot and it will be a warm and muggy night. Tomorrow and Tuesday we

can look forward to warmer days with temperatures reaching the mid-20s.

To begin with tomorrow, a lot of cloud but it will break up and there

will be sunny breaks by mid-morning. That will continue through the day.

The west of the weather most likely towards parts of the north and west

of Scotland, cloudy and damp but elsewhere across Britain and

Ireland, a fine day with plenty of dry and

sunny weather. Close to 30 degrees towards the south-east of Britain,

across Ireland, 2526 degrees with the best of the sunshine. For

Northern Ireland, apart from the odd eyes lizard shower, it is a dry

picture and one in the sun. .