02/02/2014 BBC Newsline

That is it from us. You can see more on all of today's storage throughout

the Good evening.

It's emerged that 30 primary school pupils received the wrong transfer

test results yesterday because of a technical issue with the GL

Assessment. The children had all taken the test at the Rainey Endowed

School in Magherafelt. Its principal says that the school took action as

soon as it became aware of the problem. The school will work and is

working and has worked closely with the parents and there are six or

seven pupils who have been negatively impacted and we will make

sure that is addressed. The board of governors are behind the process. I

would like to reiterate that the vast majority of the pupils were in

line with the schools they received, or actually went up a

grade. Police in Belfast are appealing for

information after reports that shots were fired at a house in the Oldpark

area tonight. It happened just before seven o'clock. No-one was

injured. Relatives of some of those killed on

Bloody Sunday have led the annual commemoration parade in Londonderry.

It comes as the PSNI begin to interview potential witnesses in

their investigation into what happened.

It is 42 years since 13 people were shot dead by members of the

Parachute Regiment during a civil rights march in Derry. The report

into Bloody Sunday published nearly four years ago was heavily critical

of some of the soldiers. It said that the killings were unlawful. The

police are investigating the events of that day. As part of that

investigation, they expect to interview more than 1000 witnesses.

Some of the families of those killed on Bloody Sunday have indicated that

they don't really want prosecutions. Others however do. The police are

being very nice, as you expect. I cannot say I am happy with it, they

were supposed to start it two years ago. We would have expected to be

much further along. As part of the police investigation, notices will

be placed in local newspapers urging potential witnesses to come forward.

Two men are to appear in court in the morning on explosives charges

after a suspected pipe bomb was found at Lagmore on the outskirts of

West Belfast. Homes were evacuated during a security operation

yesterday. A third man has been released.

Rugby now, and Ireland got their Six Nations campaign off to a winning

start with a resounding 28 points to six victory over Scotland. Gavin

Andrews reports from Dublin. For over half an hour, Ireland has

searched for inspiration. It finally came from a familiar source.

Jonathan Sexton cuts through the Scots. Jamie his lip was inches away

from the opening try. The breakthrough came with the final

move of the first half. Trimble ran in his 13th try. That was a sign of

things to come. There was no question this time.

Rob Kearney won his 50th cap and forced his way through a fading

defence as Ireland sent out a message to the rest. the first half

was hard work. We eventually got the reward. Second half, I think we just

had to... It was quite a professional performance. It was

quite efficient. A bit more kicking, we ground them down upfront. The

encouraging thing for supporters, it seems there is more to come for this

team and they will have a chance to prove it on Saturday when Wales

visit Dublin. Good evening. For a change, we had a

day without any warnings in the forecast. But the warnings are

gathering for the first part of the week. We have more wet and windy

spells on the way with heavy pulses of rain. Strong winds Gales at

times. The wind is down and will have a mixture of bright spells. We

have the first of the weather systems coming tonight. We are

looking at the isobars, they are quite tightly packed together

indicating strong wind. Along that weather front, there will be pulses

of rain. Rain wages weigh in. It should be frost free, no lower than

four or five Celsius. But there is a wind warning from the Met Office.

There is a risk of destruction. Along parts of the East coast where

we could see our highest gusts, when they coincide with high tide we are

likely to get large waves which could lead to some over tapping on

the coastal routes. The tides are on their way down. And unpleasant start

the day. There is a risk of localised flooding and the high

tides look like they will be returning in the early afternoon.

The wet and windy weather extends from the West of Scotland through

the Irish Sea towards Wales and the south-west. A rain warning in place

here, and this is where they least need it. The Western Isles of

Scotland could see wind gusts of 70 miles an hour. Driver the eastern

side of Scotland and the rest of England and it should become drier.

The rain will linger in the afternoon before the drier and

brighter weather comes in. As we head into Tuesday, the wet and windy

weather moves to the north-east of Scotland. Elsewhere, a mix of bright

spells and showers and as we head into Wednesday, a lot of wet and

windy weather to come right across the country. There is an early

warning in place, ten shall for disruption. Another stormy spell,

but at least it is a bit quieter on Thursday. Our next bulletin is at

6:25am. Have a good night.