17/08/2014 BBC Newsline

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A man from Northern Ireland has died after falling from rocks in

He fell into the sea at Fanad Head lighthouse this afternoon.

He was airlifted to Letterkenny General hospital

Ian Scott is from the Irish Coastguard.

scenery, particularly the scenery Donegal has to offer but always be

aware of the dangers of cliffs. Don't go to clothes and always be

aware of the wind strength when A man is being treated in hospital

after being punched to the ground during a road rage incident in

County Tyrone. The victim suffered an epileptic seizure following the

attack. Nicola Weir reports. the attack happened during a busy

market day in Cookstown, close to the town centre.

Paramedics called the police at around 4:30pm yesterday afternoon

where they were treating a 34-year-old man who was having a

seizure. It is understood the victim was the

driver of a silver Vauxhall and had been involved in an argument with

the driver of a black Audi A4 distance away.

It is believed the driver of the Audi punched the victim. He fell to

the ground unconscious and then suffered an epileptic fit.

The attacker drove off before police and emergency services arrived.

The driver is described as being six foot 1 inches tall with short dark

hair. He was wearing high viz fleece.

The car is believed to have a possible registration of key ages

then. Community leaders have described the incident as shocking.

Community leaders have Road rage is a serious offence and

to leave a man in a critical condition in a busy market Street is

acceptable. The police want to hear from anyone

who can help identify the driver of the Audi. They can contact the

police station on the nonemergency A young woman in the Republic had

a baby delivered by caesarean section after a panel of experts,

convened under new laws, decided not Her case was assessed under

controversial legislation that Our Dublin correspondent,

Shane Harrison, reports. The woman, who cannot be identified,

presented herself at the hospital saying she was suicidal because of

her pregnancy and wanted a termination. Under the Republic's

new abortion law, the credible threat of suicide is a grounds for

termination, but not pregnancy because of rape or incest.

A panel of experts, including two psychiatrists and an obstetrician,

agreed the woman was vulnerable and suicidal, but ruled an abortion

should not be permitted in this case and there should be a Cesarean

section. When she was told, the woman went on

a hunger and thirst strike. The authorities then got a court

order to be allowed to have her fluids.

The woman agreed to have a Caesarian The authorities then got a court

order to be allowed to give her fluids.

The woman agreed to have a Caesarian section at around 25 weeks.

Obviously I cannot comment on individual cases but obviously I

would be concerned and people reading the

accounts will be concerned for the woman and for the baby involved.

Clearly we passed legislation earlier in the year and we obviously

will continue to monitor that legislation and see how it is being

implemented. The baby is being cared for in a

hospital at the moment. Well, it has certainly been feeling

more like autumn than a summer this weekend. Will it improve? Here is

the weather forecast. Hello again. We have some fairly

chilly coming whether -- we have some fairly chilly weather coming up

this week. Temperatures are typical of what you

would expect in autumn today and I am sure a lot of you thought you had

woken up in November today. The warning for wind is valid for a

little while yet tonight but the strongest winds will ease away in

the next few hours, with hefty showers moving south, and most

places will end up drive. Where the skies clear temperatures will dip

single figures. The coming week will have chilly nights and mornings come

especially by Wednesday and we could see some really low single figure

temperatures at night. The weather is summed up by sunshine and

showers, with a fair and dry weather come especially tomorrow morning to

begin with. The showers that come along will move through quickly. The

winds are not as strong as they were today but still fairly blustery and

places, especially on the north coast. The strongest winds tomorrow

over north-east Scotland and north-east England, but the low

pressure bringing those moves away from us and winds will gradually

ease. The further south you are generally the better whether you

will have with more sunshine and slightly higher temperatures, less

in the way of showers. Temperatures tomorrow for us to victory in the

mid teens, that is with sunshine, Gulu in the breeze and if caught in

a shower and the temperatures at this time of year should really be

in the high teens. For Tuesday, sunshine and showers in eastern

areas of Scotland and England, on Wednesday where you get some showing

it will not be too bad with a lot of dryad bright weather bound, but

still struggling to get temperatures higher than the mid-teens across

Northern Ireland. On Thursday more unsettled weather moving across

Scotland and many parts of Ireland. Drier weather staying further south

and east. No micro-cool week, sunshine on most days but also some

showers. Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is at

6:25am tomorrow morning. Until then you can keep up-to-date

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