19/03/2017 BBC Newsline

Good evening. gifted United the result.

A man injured in a crash yesterday in Coleraine has died.

He was 29-year-old Reginald Diamond from Upperlands.

Just one car was involved in the crash on the Curragh Road.

A 32-year-old woman has been arrested in Carrickfergus

in connection with the murder of high profile loyalist

Two men appeared in court yesterday charged with his murder.

Two women were rescued from Divis mountain in Belfast late last night

after contacting the emergency services by using Facebook

One of the pair had a suspected broken leg.

The coastguard was then able to locate the women

A police helicopter took them to hospital for treatment.

A ship with specialist equipment has arrived at Blacksod Bay off

the County Mayo coast to assist in the search for three missing

The pilot was recovered from the sea but died later in hospital.

The search for the other three crew members has been

Talks to restore the Stormont institutions are set

Local politicians now have until next Monday to reach a deal.

If no agreement is found, there could be fresh elections

or a period of direct rule from London.

Sinn Fein and the DUP have to resolve their differences

on legacy, the Irish language and whether or not Arlene Foster

The British and Irish governments say they're remaining positive.

The Alliance Party and the SDLP had this to say on the Sunday

I'm certain that this can be done in the course of a week. We've been in

more difficult spots where things have moved over a shorter time frame

than this in the past. All the issues have been around for a time

and have been talked around by the parties, but it is time for the

parties to make that serious commitment to get the up and running

and functioning. Side we're hopeful, but if we're being honest, the last

two weeks have been little more than shadow-boxing from our perspective.

We've been disappointed and frustrated that there hasn't been

around the table call from that parties. We are looking to have that

happen tomorrow or as early as possible because that needs to

happen. And you can see more

from Sunday Politics tonight Rugby, Ireland denied England

a successive Grand Slam and ended their world record run

of wins with a 13-9 victory The win secured a second place

finish in the Six Nations table and Ireland's place as one

of the top seeds for Our reporter Nial Foster

was at the Aviva Stadium. Without having to touch a ball,

England arrived as the 2017 Six Nations champions. With the record a

cooling 18 test winds in a row, they were bidding for greatness. Standing

in their way, shoulder to shoulder, it fired up Ireland aimed to rile up

the visitors. Despite having to reject the forward line... And they

exchanged penalty kicks for their respective sides. But it was Ireland

that was tactically intelligent, with Rory Best at the helm, his call

for a lineout ultimately lead to Ian Henderson Crossing the whitewash.

After Wales, we knew our championship was gone, we couldn't

wind. But what we could do was ensure that England didn't have the

Grand Slam, their record run was just the cherry on top. We went out

there tonight, we only had one thing to do, which was try and match them

up front, not just match them but beat him up front. As the second

half developed, England started to stamp their authority. They pulled

back three points, but in a ferocious encounter, a battered and

bruised Jonathan Sexton restored the 7-point advantage. They did knock

over another penalty kick, but the English roses started to wilt as an

experienced Irish side held firm. Apologies for the slight loss of

sound. In Gaelic football, Cavan pulled off

a surprise two point win over Mayo in the Allianz football league

to give themselves a fighting chance While Monaghan beat Roscommon to go

joint top in Division One. There were also wins

for Fermanagh, Antrim and Armagh. Derry's defeat by Galway leaves them

at the bottom of Division two. Last night, Donegal beat Tyrone

and Down lost to Kildare. Now a look ahead to a story

that our investigations reporter This week, across BBC News Northern

Ireland, we tell the story of how we confronted as self-confessed a child

abuser who never faced justice for the crimes he admitted in Northern

Ireland but is leaving here freely in northern Canada. That is this

week on BBC Newsline. And on BBC online.

Now here's Barra with the weather forecast.

We have some good news in this forecast. Tomorrow is the spring

equinox, we get it cool amount of day or night, with the brighter

nights winning over from now on. As for this coming week, it will turn

quite chilly. We can expect snow over the hills and mountains, maybe

the odd flurries over the lower levels, some frosty nights and icy

patches possible as well. Tonight, temperature settling around four or

five Celsius. The winds will pick up towards the north coast as well,

blustery conditions by tomorrow morning. Through the day tomorrow,

the wind will gradually begin to use and it will be a mixed day. You will

be some showers out there, but we can expect some good gaps of

sunshine to come and go as well. Over the mountains, as the showers

pass across, they be some sleet and snow, maybe the odd flurry in the

low levels. If you are travelling tomorrow, a band of rain moves

across the South East, some of it heavy. Writing up behind it, by the

middle of the afternoon through Ireland, Scotland, bringing up,

though some hail, sleet and snow across Scotland. Through the

evening, the scattered showers will come and go, with the south-westerly

and westerly winds, temperatures just managing 819 Celsius. Down on

what has been recently. Normal for this time a year. As for tomorrow

night, turning Chile for all, maybe some snow. -- turning chilly. Factor

in the winds, it will feel closer to freezing. As we edge our way through

the middle of the week, towards the end of the week, we can expect good

gaps of sunshine. The odd shower is always in the forecast, but colder

by day and by night. Our next BBC Newsline bulletin

is at 10:20pm tonight. From everyone on the BBC

Newsline team, goodbye.