23/07/2016 BBC Newsline

Good evening and welcome to BBC Newsline.

People from Northern Ireland who were caught up in the shootings

in Germany yesterday have spoken of the panic and chaos that ensued.

Ten people, including the gunman, have been confirmed dead

following the attack in the southern city of Munich.

Jerome Burns was there on holiday with his wife.

We were in the railway station getting tickets when there was a

massive alert with people running all over the place, lots of people

spilling into the ticket office when we were in.

We were all bundled into the back of the office initially and then

through a back door and down some stairs, at the basement of the

We were among few English speakers in the station which made it

frightening because we didn't understand what was being said.

Meanwhile people living in Munich are resuming their lives after being

Members of the city's GAA club went to training as usual.

The organisation's chairperson was among them.

People are taking the subway is again and there are still a couple

of police officers walking around. It's a very quiet atmosphere. People

have got on with their lives but it is very quiet. Personally I feel as

safe as I felt before. I'm not going to lock myself up at home.

A priest has been robbed and assaulted at a parochial

One of the two men who attacked him was carrying a gun.

The attack on the priest who was staying in the parochial

house beside St Michael's Church on Finaghy Road North happened

The priest, who is visiting from Australia, answered the door

to two men who then forced their way inside.

It's thought that one of them then pointed a gun at him

while they searched the property for cash and other items.

They did use a weapon, they threatened the priest physically,

they moved him around the property while they were ransacking it. How

is he? We spoke to him last night, myself and Alex Maskey, we spent

time with him this morning, he was officiating at a funeral. He was

shaken up last night but we and the community will offer as much support

as possible to him. After the men ransacked this parochial house they

tried to break into the church but fled after setting off the alarm.

It's thought their images may have been caught on camera.

A man and a woman have been left shaken after they were threatened

at gunpoint by two men during a burglary

Money and jewellery were taken from the house on the Circular Road.

A viable pipe bomb's been found during a security alert

The device is understood to have been left

on top of a car just off Main Street in Crumlin.

The street was closed for several hours this afternoon -

more than a dozen families had to leave their homes.

Army technical officers made the pipe bomb safe,

and it's been taken away for further examination.

The BHS store at Bow Street Mall in Lisburn is one of 20 across the UK

It's the first in Northern Ireland to close, after a buyer

Administrators said they would try to find staff temporary employment

The Newtownabbey store is due to close at the end of next week.

The body of a 20-foot whale has washed up on the County Down shore.

The coastguard said a member of the public reported the sighting

near St John's Point lighthouse just outside Killough yesterday morning.

Staff from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency examined

the carcass and believe it's a minke whale that's been

The NIEA and local council will remove the carcass

Now here's Cecilia with a look at what the weather has in store.

Despite not having much sunshine today, temperatures were still close

to 20 degrees. There will be some brightness this evening, most places

are dry with the odd shower and much of the night will be dry and mild.

It's a dry start tomorrow, probably quite cloudy but brightening in

places. A good chunk of the day will be drive that there will be some

showers in the afternoon. Fine weather tomorrow morning, just the

odd shower but most places drive. Further south across Ireland it will

be largely dry, showers moving away from the south-east and some later

in the afternoon. Most of the wet weather tomorrow over Scotland,

Northern England and Wales, warm in the south-east of England, cooler to

the north-east of Scotland but largely dry here although there may

be showers before the day is finished and it will be showers in

Northern Ireland in the early afternoon, the odd shower fun but it

is not guaranteed you will get a shower. You could get away with the

largely dry day, and nice end to the day, temperatures in sunnier spots

up to 20 degrees, so not a bad start at Portstewart tomorrow but it will

feel cooler and fresher as we move into the new week and there will

still be a risk showers. Likewise at Strangford, not a bad day at cooler

and fresher as we move into the new week, because our air is coming

directly off the Atlantic next week, still the remnants of weather fronts

bringing some showers from time to time but also dry and bright spells,

but this area of high pressure isn't coming far enough north, so it will

be cooler, temperatures not getting up to 20 degrees, mostly in the

mid-or five teams, some showers around, breezy so if you want your

holidays next week you will need to back a little bit of everything.

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