15/06/2014 BBC Newsline

The police have launched a murder inquiry after the death

It's been claimed that the victim had been stabbed several times

A forensic team carried out a meticulous examination of the murder

scene. The 32-year-old woman was killed inside the house in the early

hours of this morning. He's a former Army houses which were taken over

and populated by civilians. People I spoke to say they don't know

anything about the victim. They have only just moved into the area. As

the murder investigation got underway, people in the area spoke

of their shock at the killing, including a local councillor lives

close by. It's a treble that terrible tragedy. I'm led to believe

it is maybe a stabbing terrible tragedy. I'm led to believe

result would be the death of the young lady. Did she have family

herself? I think she nearly has two young children. Yes, she has. Were

they in the home at the time? I think it was in her home that has

happened. The assumption would be that they were with her. This is the

state we have been in today. Nothing like this has happened here before.

A motive has not been made clear. Meanwhile, detectives are continuing

to question a 41-year-old man was arrested in connection with the

killing. A man has died in a diving accident

off the County Donegal coast. A group of divers were off

Malin Head when one The Irish Coast Guard helicopter

airlifted the man to Altnagelvin hospital,

but he was pronounced dead. And a man's in hospital

after being rescued from rocks A lifeboat was used to take the

injured man to Ballycastle, where he He's believed to have suffered

a broken ankle. Six people needed hospital treatment

after a police Land Rover collided with a car in East Belfast

in the early hours of this morning. The crash happened at Bell's Bridge

shortly after half past two. Four police officers and two

people in the car were hurt. None of

the injuries are life-threatening. The Police Ombudsman is

investigating the incident. The police have recovered two

suspected handguns and petrol bombs during searches

in the Strabane area today. It's understood that the operation

is part of investigations Well, the sun is out

and the barbeques are being lit, but do we know where exactly

our sausages and burgers come from? A special initiative here

has been reaching out to Over the past few days,

the Ulster Farmers' Union has tried to rectify the situation by opening

more than 20 farms across Northern Ireland so that children can see

exactly how our food is produced. This farmer in Randalstown is

on a mission to educate. People don't realise where their

milk comes from. They don't realise it comes from a cow or a goat. They

don't realise that takers come out of the ground. It is good to show

them around, to see the way we do it and how farmers do a great job. They

are producing the best local produce you can get.

Turning to sport and in Gaelic football, Monaghan are through to

the Ulster Championships semi-finals after beating Tyrone

The crucial goal was scored by Dermot Malone

The Monaghan corner-forward turned and shot low into the net

Tyrone launched a late fight back but fell short.

The match ended in controversy as Tyrone felt referee

Eddie Kinsella failed to add on enough stoppage-time.

But Monaghan progressed to the next round where they'll face Armagh.

It's the final day of golf's US Open in North Carolina.

And a difficult day on the course yesterday means that

there won't be a Northern Ireland winner of the tournament this year.

Disappointing rounds for Rory McAvoy and another player here yesterday.

Any hopes of them mounting another major challenge. McIlroy got off to

a poor shot that start. He admitted his opportunity to win has gone. I

played OK the first few balls but left myself with some difficult

spots and I couldn't get it up and down. Shooting five over on the

front line has put me out of the tournament. If I had kept it

together, and tried to shoot something around par, I would have

had a little bit of a chance. If I can get out, back to par for the

tournament, that will probably be a top-10 finish. That will be the

goal, if I can play well. The goal was five over par for his round and

well down the leaderboard. He is looking for a positive final day

before heading to the Irish open in Cork next week.

In rugby, Ireland secured a first series win

in Argentina thanks to a 23-17 victory over the Pumas yesterday.

Second half tries from Simon Zebo and Ian Madigan put Ireland

in control, and they held on to win the match, and take the series 2-0.

Well, it's been a glorious day today and now for

Most of us saw the sun eventually today. I am sure there are a lot of

barbecue is going on the ceiling. It is a lovely evening after all. We've

got more fine weather to come this week. Our gardens will be blooming.

It is a fine evening. The last of the cloud should disappear from the

West. As a result, temperatures will dip into single figures. Not too

warm and sticky. A fresh night to come. A little bit of missed first

thing. Otherwise, this is what we can expect for the first week.

Temperatures in the low 20s in the afternoon. It will not be sunny all

the time. There will be areas of cloud. But it is a great week for

those who work outdoors. Just don't forget, the sun is strong at this

time of year. Tomorrow morning, with plenty of blue sky, it will warm up

quickly with a light breeze. We may see some cloud edging onto the north

coast and here, temperatures will be lower because of the onshore breeze.

Generally, the further south you are, the more in a way of sunshine

there will be. Temperatures in the low 20s. Quite cloudy and damp for

the North of Scotland with mist and low cloud. Across parts of Britain,

there will be more limited sunshine. From Northern Ireland, one of the

best places to be tomorrow, temperatures will be at least as

high as they were today. We will see highs of 23 in the south-east. We

will need to keep an eye on the north coast. Generally, it will burn

back to the coast with warm sunshine through the afternoons.

Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is at twenty past ten this evening.

Until then you can keep up to date with local news on BBC Radio Ulster

From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, good bye.