11/06/2016 BBC Newsline

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More searches have been carried out today off the coast of County Antrim

following the discovery of wreckage from a missing light aircraft.

Two people are feared to have died. Sara Girvin reports.

As the fog cleared, the search continued. Sonar equipment was

launched in the waters between Glenarm mankind lock, when

specialist teams combed the coastline. Debris from the aircraft

was discovered in the same area yesterday. It was hoped more

wreckage would be found today, helping to provide valuable clues

about what happened to the craft which left city of Derry airport

bound for Scotland. The Coast Guard are finding wreckage here and with

the help of the public, it has been a great help. The police are trying

to recover more evidence and wreckage to see what we can find. It

is understood this operation has moved from rescue to recovery. This

is the third day of what has been an expansive land and sea search for

the aircraft and its two passengers. Those involved in the operation

state sonar searches are likely to continue in these waters for the

rest of the night and into tomorrow. have been recognised in

the Queen's Birthday Honours list. They include the DUP MP

Jeffrey Donaldson who The oldest person was 92 years old -

Stanley McIlroy has been made an MBE I think it was nice to receive

thanks for what I have done, or we have done, my wife and I, over the

30 years we have been collecting for Cancer research. All the money goes

into a banking account and that money lies there until someone in

the world, no matter where, thinks they have found a cure for cancer.

The approach us, should they be in Timbuktu, and if they proved as they

have got a cure or think they have a cure, we will hand over the money.

Rugby now and a remarkable win for Ireland against South Africa

in the first test in Cape Town, despite Ireland playing an hour

The Ireland flanker CJ Stander was sent off after 20 minutes

for this challenge on the Springbok fly-half Pat Lambie.

Trys from Jared Payne and Conor Murray helped secure a

their first win on South African soil.

Thousands more Northern Ireland fans have arrived in Nice ahead

The French authorities have praised the behaviour of the supporters.

There are singsong songs all over Nice. Some fans don't have tickets

for tomorrow's game but just want to be here. And is not difficult to see

why. The Northern Ireland fans are everywhere. Not just beside the

beach and in the bar is but even on the roads. This camper van was

travelling all the way from Northern Ireland. It used to be an ambulance,

belonged to St John's. I converted it into a six person motor home.

Lovely to go to France in. A bit of trouble down the road in Marseille.

What does the atmosphere been like you? No trouble here. At best

behaved supporters in the world. The green and white army. The long wait

for the vehicle to finally begin is nearly over. We're on our way!

The Northern Ireland players are all set for tomorrow's big match too.

Stephen Watson caught up with the manager earlier today.

Couldn't be any more ready if I'm honest. Four great weeks of

preparation, two good results coming into the tournament. 12 games

unbeaten. We injured three from the 23 man squad we picked. I have never

had a team that has been preparation might as ready as we are. I am

looking forward to the game. Northern Ireland was my biggest

match in 30 years. How confident are you the players who handled the

pressure? I think they can. It is a massive game but how we handle the

Greece game and a prize of qualification gives me a lot of

comfort that the players will be in a good situation tomorrow night. It

is a massive game but the big thing was to get you and be part of that.

Now we are part of it, we want to make sure we do as well as we can

and there is a sense of belief, confidence in the squad. More

importantly, there is a sense of excitement.

The Republic's Jonathan Walters took part in training today,

much to assistant manager Roy Keane's relief.

Got through the session start to finish and we will see how the next

24 hours, there is a reaction, but we finished the session. I'm sure he

will be delighted and we are. To have basically everyone available

for selection, that is great news. Good evening. We have seen thundery

downpours in places, localised surface water flooding. The

downpours continue for a time this evening, particularly across parts

of the North and west. I think we could see some of them and and east

throughout the night. Elsewhere it will turn dry. Markey and misty

again, temperatures in May to Liang mailed 12 degrees to 14 Celsius. It

will turn wet through the day tomorrow but once the showers clear

in the East, it may start out bravely. It brightens up across the

Republic, that band of rain moving into Wales in southern England and

another batch of rain extending from north-east England up towards the

West of Scotland. In between, highs of 20 Celsius. Sparking off a few

downpours. Some don't push towards the south. For Northern Ireland we

could get heavy downpours as well. The rain continues to work East. It

brightens up in the West and we will the fresher weather. Slow moving

heavy showers. Tomorrow BBC Newsline will be

live from Nice at 7:20pm after the Northern Ireland match

and we'll have an extended From everyone on the BBC

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