13/02/2016 BBC Newsline

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel.

A family, including a four-year-old girl, have escaped injury

in an early-morning arson attack on their home in Holywood.

Police say a shed at the house in Clarehill Lane was deliberately

set on fire just before 6:30am today.

and badly damaged the outside of the family home.

A 33-year-old man has been arrested and is being questioned

Two men have appeared in court in Lisburn charged with having

?30,000 worth of cocaine with intent to supply.

They were arrested on Thursday after police stopped a car

The court heard that in follow-up searches,

police found the drug and a cutting agent -

Martin O'Neill, from Willowvale Gardens in Belfast,

and James McGrowgan, from Barnfield Manor in Lisburn,

Rugby, and Ireland have lost to France 10-9.

It leaves last year's Six Nations champions without a win

Just six days after a bruising encounter against the Welsh, this

was another attritional battle. Johnny Sexton was targeted by the

French defence but the fly-half dusted himself off to get three

first-half penalties. Ireland dominated possession and territory.

Sean O'Brien and Dave Kearney were lost to injury before half-time and

the visitors did not go after the interval. The decisive try arriving

after half-time. Noes has scored at the convergence and France will take

the lead! -- Maxime Medard. In the second half, we couldn't get enough

ball to impose ourselves. It is hard when you are always chasing the

game. Having said that, we will be disappointed with how we kept hold

of the ball. We handed it back to easily. Does it make it difficult?

Yes, mathematically we are still in with a chance but we are in the

hands of other teams and other fixtures going your way which is not

where we want to be. So Ireland in Paris and their six Nations -- Six

Nations title hopes hanging by a thread and the injury list will be

stretched for their difficult trip to Twickenham in a fortnight's time.

Football, and with a few minutes to go in the Irish League Cup Final,

This was their second goal, from Davy McDaid.

a record-breaking fourth successive League Cup.

An intriguing exhibition has opened in Londonderry featuring

one of the best known toys in the world.

As Keiron Tourish found out, it's also proving a big hit

It's called the brick wonders exhibition and it arrived in the

city last week from Rome for its first ever showcased here. The Lego

models feature not only the seven wonders of the world, but also a

range of ancient and modern exhibits. Visitors were impressed.

Some of them have 50,000 blogs on them and it is really cool. When you

were little and you play Lego, to come here and see all these

different pieces with the amount of Lego pieces they have inside them,

it is great. It's incredible that somebody thought of doing it in the

first place and had the ingenuity to put these pieces together. Pretty

amazing. The council says the exhibition is part of the city of

culture legacy programme. People sometimes ask what is the legacy of

2013, this is one of the legacy that we sustain and maintain. We maintain

this quality of exhibition. You can see it is incredible detail in terms

of what we have titles the brick wonder exhibition which is made of

Lego pieces. A series of animated workshops will take place this

weekend focusing on all things in Lego. The exhibition itself will run

until May. Let's get the forecast

for the rest of the weekend. The cold weather continues but at

least it is drier over the next day or two. Wintry showers tonight but

also some cloud breaks and temperatures dropping. There will be

some ice and patchy frost around on Sunday morning. It's Valentine's Day

tomorrow so we have blue sky and sunshine to go with the romantic

feel. But it is cold at least to begin with. Sunshine will warm

things up a little bit but there will be a bite to the wind coming in

from the north-east. Snow and ice as well in parts of Scotland and

north-east England. Much brighter and drier in the Republic of England

-- Republic of Ireland. But with that bitter wind around our coast,

it will be cold. When you take the wind into account, the temperatures

will feel lower. We are a fitting a widespread frost away from the coast

overnight. A real frosty start to Monday. It could be a dry, bright

day on Monday with much lighter winds. Tuesday brings our next

weather system with wet and windy weather.

BBC Newsline will be back at 6:50 tomorrow evening.

From BBC Newsline, enjoy your evening.