12/09/2016 BBC Newsline

a target for Russian warplanes. And how did the BBC managed to lose the

Great British Bake Off to Channel 4? A hospital consultant has told BBC

Newsline that at least one young person could have died

in Londonderry at the weekend. Children as young as 12 needed

treatment for the effects of drink and drugs after going

to a Club MTV event. The promoter said it had turned away

what it described as too many drunk children who were trying

to get into the gig. Our north west reporter

Keiron Tourish has more. For the vast majority

of the 12,000 young people who attended, it certainly

was a night to remember, the Club MTV concert

at Ebrington Square. But concerns have been raised

by medical staff and parents about the amount of drugs

and alcohol taken by teenagers and particularly among those

who were under age. I got a phone call to

pick my daughter up. Taking drink and drugs

at 14 years of age. Young boys at 14 or 15,

clearly on drugs. The Altnagelvin

hospital says 30 young people, were treated for the effects of

alcohol and drugs such as ecstasy. One teenage boy had to be put

on a ventilator in intensive care. Once you become so unconscious

and so distressed and so seizure if that individual

were to have vomited at that point

with his face in a spasm, you are

into likely death. What we do is about prevention

in that situation. We take control of the airway

and time as their body has metabolised

whatever they have taken. They were in a dangerous place and

required intensive support. Our services here cope

with this day in, day out but we are

already busy and the additional load of these

patients coming in put pressure on the staff

and all the other patients. It is an exaggeration to say that

that young person could have died? If they had vomited,

they would have been dead. Legacy Promotions

which organised the concert declined to be interviewed

but it strongly defended its It said it turned away

what it described as too many drunk children who were there

without parents and trying to get The promoters say its

welfare area treated 65 concertgoers and a dozen were sent

to Altnagelvin as a precaution. The PSNI had no-one available

to do an interview. A consultant has made a direct

appeal to parents and says if their children are going to

concerts like these, the group who isn't

drinking or taking drugs Then they can be contacted

in case of an emergency. The Taioseach Enda Kenny has led

tributes to a female member of the Irish coastguard who died

during a search operation. Caitriona Lucas and two other

crew members were thrown from their vesselin heavy seas off

Kilkee in County Clare It was in these vile and sees that

mother of two Katrina Lucas lost her life for stick she was a volunteer

for the coastguard. Along with two other members they lost their rescue

boat today in what was described as challenging conditions in a search

for a local man who has been missing since Thursday. It overturned and

kill the mother of two. They made a call around midday and said they

were in difficulty. This is the first time we have ever lost a

member of the coastguard in a rescue mission. Our priority at the

full-time rescue staff, volunteers and the people they are searching

for. Both surviving crew members are believed to be in a stable condition

in Limerick hospital. A male spent several hours trapped in a cave

before being winched to safety. Similar people saw the incident and

they were just dumbfounded and devastated. These were the rescue

people and now they were to be rescued themselves. It was awful.

Branches of the coastguard have also offered their condolences to the

Irish coastguard via social media. It will make a Marine custody

investigation. The DUP Assembly member Brenda Hale

has spoken publicly for the first time about how she feared

for her life after being A man began harassing her

after seeing her election poster. Mrs Hale, whose husband was killed

while serving in the army in Afghanistan, today brought

a motion before The Assembly calling for legislation

to deal with stalking. The Justice Minister Claire

Sugden said she wants Brenda Hale has been speaking

to our political correspondent Enda McClafferty about the impact

the stalking has had on her: He was phoning me regularly,

text and me, saying, it couldn't let this religion ship going,

and I had never met this man until one day

He came up to me after the election and I

He said he had been watching me a lot

and he had got hold of my telephone number and then the calls and texts

started arriving with increased regularity and I felt very

I did not know this man from Adam and he lived in Dublin and

was stalking me from his home address in Dublin.

What impact did it have on the psychologically?

Incredibly frightening, I had become a very public

person after the death of my husband and Afghanistan.

My story was out there that I was alone

with two children and to feel honourable like that, it made me

question whether this job was the right one for me.

I nipped it in the bud very quickly and went to police.

Maybe because I was an MLA, the police were very quick to act.

On a day-to-day basis, does is

influencing how you do things with Mike I am very protective of my

I don't put it on any letters from work or if I use my

phone number is to someone else, I always had my number so I am very

aware of my personal security and also that I am home alone

with my daughters and I have to keep us all safe.

CCTV pictures have been released of the moment an articulated lorry

crashed into Foyleside shopping centre in Derry at the weekend.

The Police today renewed their appeal for three young men

seen in the area at the time to come forward.

It looked like nothing would stop the lorry.

It just kept going and going, gathering speed before it

eventually smashed into Foyleside shopping centre.

No one was in the vehicle at the time and no one was hurt but if

someone had been on the street, it could have been very story.

The Poundland lorry barely slows down when it hits

It then crashes through metal road by Lawrence one

by one by one, leaving a trail of destruction.

What the CCTV does not show is where the lorry's journey

The vehicle careered out of control down this hill, bouncing of that

this hill, bouncing off that

The vehicle would have weighed within ten tonnes.

Just look at how quickly it was going.

The lorry had been parked outside a Poundland store

The brakes either failed or are deliberately left off.

It all happened at 4.45 in the morning.

A couple of hours earlier and you would have

been looking at bodies in

In this part of the city centre, there would

have been a lot of late night revellers but at this time of the

morning, they're either those making their way home and those

making their way to work and we are

Someone could have come around the corner at the traffic lights and

They want to speak to three young men spotted nearby around the same

It took only around 12 seconds for the lorry to

get down the hill but it took more than 12

hours to remove it from the

Facebook has failed to stop a 14-year-old girl taking legal

action against it over a naked photograph.

It's thought to be the first case of its kind.

As Will Leitch reports a High Court judge in Belfast rejected attempts

by the giant social media company to have the case thrown out.

The photograph of the 14-year-old girl was posted time after time over

In what is believed to be the first case of its

kind anywhere in the world, the girl is suing the man suspected

But barristers for Facebook applied to have the

Facebook's legal team said a European directive

protected the company from having to monitor a vast amount of online

material for what is posted on just one page.

They stressed that the

social network always took down images that breached its rules and

had taken down this picture when they were told it had been posted.

Mr Justice Stevens refused their bid to end

proceedings and instead the

case will go to a full trial at a later date.

A County Down man struck by lightning three months ago

36-year-old George Allen from Rampart Street in Dromore

was due to appear before Lisburn court today, but a lawyer

said he was still seriously injured in the incident

He'd just collected his son and daughter from a sports day

when all three were struck by the lightning.

That morning George Allen had been given bail on a charge of inflicting

The court case was today adjourned until next month.

A 22-year-old man has been in court charged over a one

Matthew McDermott, from Cornshell Fields in the city,

is accused of grievous bodily harm with intent and

Niall Grace, a player with Institute football club,

is in a critical condition in hospital after the assault

in Waterloo Street early yesterday morning.

The weather forecast now, with Barra Best:

Hello, this week is got off to quite a shaky start. Tight it will stay

unsettled with further spells of rain across the eastern county

especially. That could cause some problems for motorists with surface

flooding in one or two spots because of the amount of rain that we get.

It will be a mild night for us all 12 or 13 degrees. Tomorrow it stayed

rather cloudy. There will be some rain with that cloud. Maybe using

for a while. By mid-morning, we will season glimmers of sunshine coming

across western areas. Further east, it will stay cloudy. Through the day

we will see another batch of rain pushed its way through the east

coast of Ireland. Stretching across western areas into Scotland too.

Maybe parts of Wales in south west England. -- Sabbath England. A warm

picture. 31 degrees possible in parts of the south west part of

England. 14 or 15 degrees for us by the middle of the afternoon. Saab

that rain pushing further west. It does look set to be further east.

Cool and fresh of the north coast. Wednesday, it will be a dry day.

Also a warmer day. 19 or 20 degrees with the best chance of seeing

sunnier weather and the east coast. With sunshine and scattered showers

in the forecast for Friday. Our next BBC Newsline is at six

twenty five in the morning