03/08/2014 BBC Newsline

of Australia. That's all from Hampden Park. Do stay with us, time

for A man's body has been recovered

from a river in County Fermanagh. Emergency services discovered

the body at around 6pm this evening following reports

of a missing person near Belleek. The man and woman who died in last

night's road crash in Newry were 67 year old Joan Connor from Drogheda

and 19 year old Niall Murphy, who Their deaths bring the number

of people killed on the roads How can you put into words that kind

of news reaching your family? This is indeed a tragic accident and like

all accidents, no one knows when an accident will occur. My heart Will

go out to the families. 17 people, including 12 children,

have been treated in hospital for minor injuries

after a mini-train overturned They were taken to the South West

Acute Hospital in Enniskillen following the incident at Drumhoney

Holiday Park this morning. The health and safety executive say

they're investigating the incident. Thousands

of Republicans have taken part in a hunger strike commemoration parade

in Derrylin in county Fermangh. Twenty seven bands

along with their supporters paraded down the main street

of the village to attend the rally. Among those taking part was the

Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams and deputy first

Minister Martin McGuinness. Local MP Michelle Gildernew said

the event wasn't intended to offend We understand that people may be

offended but there are, as I said, different narratives to this story.

I don't expect people to necessarily understand the narrative that I do,

but I respect their right to have a different one.

The Northern Ireland team will return from the Commonwealth Games

tomorrow with a grand total of twelve medals, the second-biggest

This was the moment which made all the hard work worthwhile.

Celebrating gold medal success together. The two Belfast fighters

are close friends and now have another common bond. It has kicked

in a bit now. It's a great feeling, especially to share it with Paddy.

Last time, I was a non-medallist and only a kid. I think we have shared

-- we have shared two medals now. It's great.

He is just 22 years old but may decide to miss the opportunity of

fighting at the Olympics in Brazil in two years time.

I put my whole life into boxing and my style is suited to professional.

As does my something I have always wanted to do. I will do it at some

point in my career, whether it is now or after Rio. I may go to Rio

and pick up a gold medal. I believe Paddy will pick up a gold medal as

well because we are just getting better and winning.

But he still has unfinished business as an amateur.

One of my main targets is to win a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

It's very hard to get and hopefully in the next two years I can reach

that target. I came here to achieve one aim, that was a gold medal and

here it is. The rest of team and I will sail

back to Northern Ireland tomorrow where a special homecoming awaits.

-- to Northern Ireland. It's been a bit of a wash-out over

the weekend with low pressure bringing a lot of rain. A little bit

of wet weather tomorrow but it will wedge away over the course of the

night, leaving much drier conditions. Temperatures tonight ten

or 11 degrees. Tomorrow, and much better day. Certainly drier and

brighter with decent spells of sunshine. Light winds. It won't be

dry all day, if you scattered showers in the afternoon. Some

sunshine out there as well. A much better day on the cards right across

Britain and Ireland tomorrow. For northern Scotland, further spells of

rain and low pressure gradually pushing away, leaving behind drier

conditions. The scattered showers will pop up in the afternoon, but we

will have spells of sunshine too. Temperatures of 25 degrees in the

south-east of England. A little bit cooler as we go further north and

west. Out and about tomorrow afternoon, you will want to keep the

umbrella handy just in case. A few scattered showers popping up, you

may be able to avoid them though. The wins will be fairly light with

temperatures getting up to 20 degrees. Maybe 21 where we have the

best of any sunshine. On Tuesday, another band of unsettled weather

coming in from the Atlantic, eventually reaching the south-east

of England by the middle of the afternoon. Drier conditions further

north. Despite the wet weather, temperatures will still managed 2425

degrees towards the south-east of England. Always cool and fresher

further north. For the rest of the week, we are expecting more settled

weather. Some spells of rain and scattered showers, but not raining

all the time with some bright and sunny spells to look forward to. We

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