28/08/2016 BBC Newsline

A man is in a critical condition in hospital

The incident happened in Britton's Parade,

near the Whiterock Road, shortly after 9.00pm last night.

A 26-year-old man has been arrested and police have

Irishman Kevin Mallon, who was arrested in Brazil over

alleged illegal ticket sales at the Olympic Games,

Mr Mallon was released from Bangu prison just after

The Dublin-based director of THG Sports was arrested on the day

of the Olympics opening ceremony three weeks ago.

As part of his bail conditions, Mr Mallon must stay in Brazil

He must also alert authorities as to his whereabouts

and is banned from any Olympic or Paralympic venues.

The BHS store in Belfast's Castle Lane closed its doors

for the last time today, ending the firm's association

Three other stores have already closed.

The Belfast store had been a fixture in the city centre

It was a time for the very last bargains on the very last day of

business. I hope you get your jobs! Even the plastic coat hangers were

up for grabs. BHS opened in Belfast in 1965 and over the following

decades it survived the worst of the Troubles. The store was bombed

several times. Today there was sadness from shoppers calling in one

last time, some taking the chance to catch a memory of the players they

have been coming to years. I have always been a firm supporter of the

clothes. I like the quality, the natural fabrics. I am from before

the day of polyester! Good quality, to wash in the washing machine. It

is the end of an era. I used to shop there for my children's clothes and

the stat for wonder. It is so sad that the management have messed up.

The doors have now closed for the very last time. It means less choice

for shoppers, it also means real worries about jobs and pensions from

many staff. They have built and we built this shop through the dark

days of the conflict and they have spent the last few days dismantling.

It is sold as drawing. There are major concerns for the staff. We

don't know because the company has gone into liquidation in what is the

result with regards to the redundancy. When will they get it?

More concerning two us is what is happening with their pensions.

Despite all the uncertainty, after closing, those on duty today chose

to remember the end of an era and the better times they had had

the better times they had had together.

in Botanic Gardens this weekend. attended the Belfast Mela

It was a celebration of cultural diversity for all the family,

Food, fashion, fancy footwork and fun. Just a taster of what was on

the menu at this year's Belfast Mela Festival. Visitors attending the

event were treated to the sights, sounds and smells of the world, has

countries from across the globe showcased their wares. I think it is

great. We have been here all day. It is a great family day out. Where

else would you be on a sunny Sunday afternoon than the Belfast Mela?

Botanic Gardens Roxette Skinner Chamakh I come every year. I am

especially enjoying it because it is the ten year celebrations. I decided

to come again with friends who have not been before. It is amazing to

see is a many different cultures and people together with such lovely

weather and the vibrancy and the fact that everybody can have such a

good time together. The Mela has been running for ten years and is

stronger than ever. We are hoping to continue to grow the festival as it

has been over the last ten years and bring more cultures and traditions

into the park your for more and more people to come and enjoy and

understand and feel part of Northern Ireland and part of the fabric of

our country. But while fun in the sun became too much for some, others

A look ahead now to a story coming up this week on BBC Newsline.

As children go back to school, we've been asking you about

Working about, ?600 per child. That is not even a couple of points here

Our reporter Helen Jones has been investigating

and will have the story this week on BBC Newsline.

Well, it was a lovely day in most places.

For a bank holiday weekend, it hasn't been too bad at all. Some

sunny gaps to end the day. Overnight with clearer skies it will turn

colder, especially in the countryside will be good to the

bridge is dipping to four or 5 degrees. Towns and cities should

stay closer to double figures. For the bank holiday itself tomorrow it

will be mainly dry but the expected to be more cloudy than today. To

begin with, they should because some good gaps to allow some sunny

spells, but it will be long before the cloud rolled in from the West.

If your health -- heading towards the north coast we are expecting

lots of dry weather with sunny gaps, but it may turn grey and tamper the

evening. If you are travelling across Ireland tomorrow it is a dry

picture for many, but cloudy. The best of the sunshine would be

stretching across much of Britain, and it will be warm in the sunshine.

At the end of the date has the week weather from Russia to cross it

could be enough to give us some rain on the north coast but the bulk of

the range will be heading towards western areas of Scotland tomorrow

evening. For us, at best tomorrow we are looking at 17 or 18 degrees. In

the sun, maybe 19, with the light south-westerly wind. We will turn

drive once more overnight into Tuesday. Tuesday will not be a bad

day. Yes, fair amount of pride with some brighter spells breaking

through. We will hold onto the south-westerly wind. Temperatures

are perfect to 19 or 20 degrees. It is not until late on Tuesday that we

start to see another weather from pushing its way from the Atlantic.

It will bring rain a while overnight on Tuesday and into weapons did, but

it will clear away. For weapons the thirsty we are expecting to have

fair amount of weather with temperatures touching 19 or 20 in

some spots. The wind will be like as well.

Our next BBC Newsline bulletin is at 10.15pm this evening.

From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, enjoy your evening.