08/02/2014 BBC Newsline

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Good afternoon. A three-month-old baby girl who died in hospital last

night after being admitted with injuries earlier this week was

Caragh Walsh. Yesterday, the baby's father, 23-year-old Christopher

O'Neill from Glasvey Park in Twinbrook, in west Belfast, appeared

in court charged with grievous bodily harm against the child. A

postmortem examination will take place in the next few days.

A teacher who left the Boys' Model School in north Belfast after she

was the target of sectarian intimidation has addressed delegates

at the Sinn Fein Ard Fheis in County Wexford. Catherine Seeley, who is

also a Sinn Fein councillor in Craigavon, said she wanted to thank

the pupils for their support. Yesterday, a statement released by

the school and Belfast Education and Library Board said Ms Seeley would

be redeployed to a teaching post in another board area after requesting

a move. In the past few weeks in my role as a teacher, I have been

subjected to a campaign of sectarian intimidation. I have already

expressed my warm thanks to all who have offered me support, family,

friends, colleagues, trade unionists, educationalists and

politicians from various parties. But I want to take this up at Unity

publicly send a message of gratitude to those pupils of that school in

north Belfast who have courageously offered me their full support.

There has been a shooting incident at a house in north Belfast. Two

shots were fired into the window of the house in Glenbank Parade shortly

before 7.30 last night. No-one was in the house at the time.

The first ever trade mission involving Britain, the Republic and

Northern Ireland gets under way in Asia next week. It's being billed as

part of a programme of cooperation to strengthen Anglo-Irish relations.

Nine companies from here will join the Enterprise Minister Arlene

Foster at the Singapore Air Show. The delegation is being led by UK

transport minister Stephen Hammond and Irish jobs minister Richard

Bruton. Mrs Foster says that while she hopes the trade mission will

bring economic benefit, it's also politically significant. It is a

strong message that came out after her Majesty the Queen visited the

Republic of Ireland for the first time. Our minister want to send a

strong message about how both countries are moving on. If we can

do business in Singapore together, that is very positive. But my focus

is on bringing business back to Northern Ireland.

Rugby, and Ulster beat The Ospreys 10-7 at Ravenhill last night in the

Pro 12 to move up to second place in the table. The Ospreys began the

scoring with a try from Sam Lewis after ten minutes. Ruan Pienaar got

the first points for the home side with this penalty after 23 minutes.

Ulster's only try in the match came early in the second half from Darren

Cave. It was converted by Pienaar. In Gaelic football, a late goal from

Down captain Mark Poland earned his side a two-point win over 14-man

Armagh in last night's League Division Two game at the Athletic

Grounds. The final score, Armagh two goals and five points, Down two

goals and seven points. It's never too late to take up a new

challenge, especially if it improves your quality of life. That's the

message from one 93-year-old who has begun yoga lessons after moving into

a care home. She says the yoga classes are great exercise and a

good social outlet. Touching your toes is a struggle for

most of us. But this group of elderly pensioners would put many

people to shame. They are part of a group of 80 and 19-year-olds who

attend an hour-long yoga session every week. -- 80 and 90-year-olds.

Among them was 93-year-old Beatrice Harper, who moved into this nursing

home recently and decided to take up yoga a fortnight ago. I thought I

needed exercise. I think to be just sitting all day and just eating,

with no exercise... Instructor says yoga brings a lot of important

mental, as well as the obvious physical benefits. It is also a lot

to do with the spine. So we do a lot of work to keep the spine healthy

and supple. Then there was the mental aspect I'm going into

breeding and using techniques of relics Asian. The pensioners say it

is a tough work-out, but worth the effort.

Low pressure is in control, meaning we are in for an unsettled weekend.

We have a scattering of showers today. There will be some decent dry

spells as well. If you are heading to Dublin for the Six Nations game,

you will want to keep water proves handy in case there are one or two

showers. Swear, it is an unsettled day the board. Best dry weather will

be towards the eastern areas of England. The emphasis is on strong

winds, up to maybe 80 miles an hour. Further north, it will still be

blustery, with scattered showers and spells of rain. There will be a lull

in the wind in the afternoon, but in the evening, the winds will pick up

again. Not especially chilly tonight. Tomorrow, there will be a

scattering of showers, but not as many as today. And between the

showers, it will lighten up. By the afternoon, we should see good spells

of sunshine developing. Scattered showers coming in and spilling into

Monday. A few of them could be wintry over the high ground, but we

expect some decent weather as well. By Tuesday, another system will come

in from the Atlantic, meaning it will be wet and windy again.

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