19/02/2017 BBC Newsline

A man in his 20s has died following a crash involving off-road

motorbikes near the park and Ride facility at Sprucefield

Another man has been taken to hospital

Two people have been shot at a house in Coleraine.

A man in his 20s was shot in the leg and a woman in her 50s was

shot in the foot by a masked man at the house on James's Street

Police say their injuries are not life-threatening.

A murder investigation has begun after the death of

Conan Anderson died almost a fortnight after being injured

Conan Anderson died in hospital yesterday, nearly two weeks

after being admitted with serious head injuries.

It's now known that he sustained the injuries as a result

of an incident in the centre of Belfast, on a side street

The critically injured man had actually made it home

to Short Strand in the early hours of the morning, but his family

became concerned about his condition as he lay in his bedroom

He had his duvet wrapped around him, he was moving

But I thought nothing of it, let him sleep it off and we left.

At 7:30pm my mum phoned me and said he was acting strange.

I rushed back over and when I saw his face, he was pale.

He had a mark on his jaw as if he'd been punched.

Police enquiries have now established that Conan Anderson

was involved in an incident here in Arthur Lane close

to the city hall during the early hours of Monday 6th February.

Three days later a 27-year-old man was arrested in North Belfast

on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, but he was later

released on police bail pending further enquiries.

The PSNI is now treating Conan's death as murder and are appealing

for anyone with any information about the incident here

at Arthur Lane, or who know anything about what happened,

A woman in her 30s remains in a critical condition in hospital

after a crash involving two cars in Bangor last night.

It happened on the Newtownards carriageway

A 22-year-old man has been charged with arson following a fire

at a flat at Weaver's Court in Coleraine in the early hours

Two other men who were arrested have been released on bail

GAA now, and in the Allianz Hurling League Division 2A,

And Carlow also drew with Antrim 21 points to 2-15.

In local football, Ballymena United are celebrating winning

the Northern Ireland League Cup for the first time

after beating Carrick Rangers 2-0 in the final at Seaview.

Allen Jenkins put the Sky Blues into the lead just before half-time.

United continued to dominate in the second half, then

Conor McCloskey ensured victory with an injury-time strike.

Rugby, and Ulster gave one of the best displays of their season

to secure a bonus-point win over Glasgow yesterday.

The result takes them above Cardiff and into fifth place in the Pro12

table and revives their hopes of challenging for a place in

Ulster's director of rugby Les Kiss had this to say after the match.

We delivered on what we promised last week to stretch more good times

in the game and we did that and stacked scores throughout

the game regularly and overall I'm pretty happy with the results.

In ice hockey, Belfast Giants lost at the SSE Arena last night.

They now trail the Elite League leaders Cardiff Devils by seven

points after a second home defeat in 24 hours by the Welsh visitors.

Let's get a look at the weather forecast for the new week.

It's been a pretty mild weekend for the middle of February and that's

how we start the new week that it will turn fresher mid week onwards,

it will be breezy and quite windy, bands of rain or showers moving

through but dry gaps between those. It turns dry for a time tonight,

misty and murky with low cloud and hill fog and some rain and drizzle

pushing into the West but a mild night, temperatures not much lower

than during the day. Tomorrow we still have that mild weather, still

breezy, a spell of rain but it will start out to right across the South

and east before that persistent rain moves in during the morning. It's

also moving across the Republic, into Northern England, a few

brighter intervals south of that but generally misty and murky across

England and Wales but mild. To the north of the ring, right across

Scotland but some showers in the north and west. For Northern Ireland

in the afternoon that rain weakens and pushes away to the south and

east, still quite cloudy and breezy, one or two bright spells and still

mild, 11 or 12 degrees and may be higher in bright spots. It is

changeable through the week, high pressure to this south, weather

systems coming around the edge of it, quite windy at times. This cold

front brings a change of temperature from mid week. On Tuesday we have

rain in the South, more persistent rain in Scotland later, it sinks

south on Wednesday across the Republic of Ireland, England and

Wales, behind that it brightens up with showers but those temperatures

coming down. It turns fresher from Wednesday onwards, a bit of doubt

across Thursday but it looks like we're in for a wet and windy spell.

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From everyone on the BBC Newsline team, goodbye.