24/05/2016 BBC Newsline

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A series of hoax bomb calls to schools has been described

by the police as very serious and worrying.

Some of the schools closed following the telephoned warnings

which were similar to calls made in other parts of the UK yesterday.

The threats were received at seven skills, among members won in alarm.

The caller threatened that there was a bomb in the premises and we should

not make a phone call to warn anybody about it.

Hundreds of children were sent home and. When to stand there were

something unusual about the weird messages were community --

communicated, they were recorded. We will work with other UK forces

because we think there were similar calls received in England.

27 calls overall. They have caused widespread disruption across

Northern Ireland. 400 young people had to be evacuated from the school

and nursery classes were also suspended.

Parents unexpectedly called in to collect children were annoyed.

I was informed that it was a bomb threat and that the police received

a recorded message. I think it is disgraceful these kids are just

trying to -- I think it is disgraceful. They are just trying to

learn. It is disgusting. The schools will

reopen for classes in the morning. The Deputy First Minister has

introduced the Sinn Fein ministerial team, without giving away

which departments Martin McGuinness said

he was confident a Justice Minister would be agreed with the DUP

by tomorrow, which has to happen before the rest of the Executive

can be appointed. Earlier, I asked our political

editor, Mark Devenport, what he made of the make-up

of the new Sinn Fein team. Maybe a little bit of a surprise

that Conor Murphy's name was not there as he is often talked about a

potential replacement for Martin McGuinness. Putting that to one

side, it was a young looking team. Megan Fearon at the age of 24 is the

youngest. We do not know which department she will be allocated to.

Mairtin O Muilleoir could be someone who fancies and economic brief. He

is a businessman with a background in media business. He has visited

the United States and his previous capacity as Lord Belfast. Michelle

O'Neill provides continuity with the previous ministerial team. We do not

know whether jobs will be but Martin McGuinness was strong and talking

about their qualities as a ministerial team.

They are all of my friends, they are all highly intelligent, they are all

hugely dedicated Irish republicans and they are backed up by all of our

other colleagues who are just as intelligent and determined. We could

have full these positions to three times over.

There is still confusion over the Justice Minister. How will that be

resolved? That is still unclear. We know that

they have to resolve it otherwise they cannot get on with appointing

other ministers. That would trigger an collection. Martin McGuinness has

said that will not happen. It seems the only option will be an

independent Unionist or DUP Justice Minister. These comments were seized

on that it could come from elsewhere.

The make-up of the next administration will be in the mean

between the DUP and Sinn Fein. There will be further discussions about

that. We're expecting the assembly to sit

at noon tomorrow and will get the answers to those questions as to to

the Justice Minister will be and what portfolio will go to the Sinn

Fein ministers. Martin McGuinness denied that seeing in the mine was a

slap. Our political editor

speaking to me earlier. A 16-year-old has appeared in court

charged with the murder of Gerard Quinn in Londonderry

at the weekend. The teenager's relatives said

they offered their deepest Here's our North-West

reporter, Keiron Tourish. The 16-year-old boy was accused of

the murder of Gerard Quinn and with the attempted grievous bodily harm

with intent on a second man. The court heard goalies were called to

an incident when a man was stabbed in the throat. When they arrived, he

was lying on the ground and had lost a lot of light. Members of the

public were trying to revive him. He later died. A postmortem examination

revealed that Gerard Quinn died from a star point to the neck from broken

glass. It caused immediate bleeding which could not be stopped. The

detective said prior to the incident there was a fight involving the

deceased, as brother and another 16-year-old individual. She

confirmed the accused raised the issue of self defence of himself and

others. A defence barrister said the accused's family wanted to convey

their deepest condolences to the victim's family for what he

described was a tragedy. He said the 16-year-old was caught grating

fully. Nielsen said there would be no repercussions, hopefully. The

district judge conveyed his sympathy to the victim's family and said it

was a tragedy for all. A 29-year-old man has been arrested

after he handed himself into gardai this evening in connection

with the murder of a man in Dublin's Gareth Hutch, who was in his 30s,

was shot several times around ten o'clock this morning

in North Cumberland Street. It's thought to be the latest

attack in a ongoing feud. He is the seventh person to die

since February as a result of a dispute between the Hutch

and Kinahan gangs. This morning was another outrageous

event. Very violent and indeed extremely worrying.

The GAA says it hopes to start building a new Casement Park stadium

A new planning application will be submitted soon and the GAA says it

will address fears over the emergency exiting arrangements

The association also says it wants to hear the views of

GAA started adding feeds that are both what size and shape Casement

Park should be. The last planning application was overturned. This

time they hope the outcome will be different.

The submission of the planning application will be that the quarter

of this year. Colchester construction next year if we get

planning through any intent from GAA is to have construction completed by

2019. Critics said you were too arrogant

last time. Do you accept that? I would not accept the charge of

being arrogant but I would say that GAA approached it in good faith. The

number of lessons have been learned. We want to be good neighbours and

have been in the past. I hope that in the upcoming process and when

Casement Park is completed then we can be no -- good neighbours.

This was the original design for the stadium and another new one is being

worked on. The GAA say they do not have to have 38,000 seats and they

will not be demolishing nearby houses to accommodate it.

We have no plans to purchase or demolish anybody's homes. We have no

authority in relation to compulsory purchase orders.

It is an ambitious plan to have this old stadium redesigned, rebuilt and

fully functioning all within the next four years. But the GAA say

they are confident plan will work. And tonight's BBC Spotlight

programme investigates the delay That's here on BBC One

straight after this news. The Prince of Wales sampled

ancient and modern culture He also got an irreverent

tour dealing with some Maggie Taggart was at Hillborough

for a musical event tonight. This is the final event of the day

here at Hillsborough Castle where, in theory, the royal couple can kick

off their shoes and listen to relaxing music, before retiring for

the night. Around 200 guests joined them in the audience and afterwards

they met the performers. While most were on their best behaviour, one

comedian could not resist teasing the first-mac.

I'm nervous but not because of you, because of this lady. She do so,

this is a big gig for me because she might offer me a post if it goes

well. The Prince visited a church

community centre. That has been there since I remember

and it is lovely to see it all done up.

County Armagh is the next stop and a food and drink event.

It was lovely to meet them. We did not know they were good to be here.

We thought we would ring her down and meet royalty for the first time.

Then the chance to you the making of a carpet destined for Buckingham

Palace. I'm glad to discover that the carpet

destined for a given Palace is going to arrive on time.

Then on a heritage museum where relics included a glove repeatedly

warned by King Billie. The compere, well-known to Northern Ireland,

nature that local talent was recognised.

It was marvellous to get a cross-section of Northern Irish

talent to remain people what talent there is.

The weather forecast now, with Cecilia Daly.

Temperatures have been up to 19 degrees in some spots today but

cooler on the coast. We have had clear skies tonight and they will

remain overnight. The risk of Frost on the grass and fog patches in the

river valleys. It will be a chilly start tomorrow with early-morning

fog. But there will also be sunshine. It will warm up quickly.

It will be another pretty good day although it will turn cloudy from

the East as it goes on. The rain will spread from the East through

the Midlands. Dreyer further west. Western counties of Northern Ireland

will have sunshine tomorrow afternoon. Not as warm as today but

still 16 degrees in places. Cloud and cooler in the East but at least

it is dry. Some rain in the East in the morning on Thursday. It should

not amount to much and the emphasis is on dry weather. Warming up over

the weekend. Our next BBC Newsline is at 6:25am

during Breakfast here on BBC One.