22/04/2017 BBC Newsline

The Ulster Unionist Party will not be running candidates in

three constituencies in the general election in North Belfast,

Its leader, Robin Swann, says he'll discuss the decision with DUP leader

He was speaking after a meeting of the party's ruling

executive in Belfast, where MPs Danny Kinahan

and Tom Elliott were re-selected to stand in South Antrim

I've been invited to meet with the leader of the DUP at the start of

next week and I will have a conversation, the Green Party is

having a conversation, the SDLP and Sinn Fein, this election is like no

other in Northern Ireland, it is very fluid and it's getting the best

representation we can't in Northern Ireland and were starting by

ratifying Tom Elliott and Danny Kinahan.

A man from County Down has died in an accident

Colin Morgan, who was 45 and from the village of Kilcoo,

was working in the South Lanarkshire area on Wednesday when

An investigation has begun by the Scottish Health

Police say they're aware of increasing anti-social behaviour

They've received reports of numerous incidents this week,

forcing them, in one instance, to close the park,

Some evidence of recent anti-social behaviour in this park.

This has been an ongoing issue here for some time.

This part is very popular with dog walkers and families bringing their

children to the play areas but on Wednesday night police were forced

to close the park early because a crowd of one 150 young people had

gathered here, drinking alcohol and throwing stones at passing cars and

pedestrians. The park was open to the public

today, but police say they were here again last night

dealing with underage drinking. They plan to continue

to monitor the park Politicians say anti-social

behaviour, including vandalism, We have to work with the police to

tackle criminal activity, community wardens work to tackle drinking in

the park but there are young kids involved in activities at night time

and there is a responsibility on parents to make sure kids are safe.

And police have echoed that need for parents to know

where their children are and what they are doing.

The wedding's taking place in county Mayo around now of Holywood golfer

Rory McIlroy and his fiancee Erica Stoll.

Security is tight around the wedding venue at Ashford Castle.

The setting - Ashford Castle in County Mayo.

Security has reportedly been tight all week, with all gates

something the couple have made clear.

In fact, word is there won't be any official photographs released later.

It's thought the groom may issue a photo on his own Twitter account

So nothing to see here, bar security.

Though there was a sighting of Nial Horan from the band

One Direction out and about in the village last night.

Other guests include McIlroy's Ryder Cup team members.

Rumour is Stevie Wonder will be performing.

Not bad for the boy from Holywood, County Down.

Maybe he'll settle down now and win another couple of majors, we hope.

If he is more relaxed it will help with his golf and I think there is

another lot of majors in him. When I first joined, he was only a small

guy about eight or nine, a brilliant wee fella. He has never changed, he

still comes here, meets all his friends and not big headed, he's

just a smashing guy. That's all I can say about him.

Tonight there'll be a big fireworks display in the village.

It may be the only chance the villagers get to see some stars.

England's Guy Martin escaped injury as he crashed out of his opening

race at the Tandragee 100 road racing meeting earlier today.

It was Martin's first race back in Northern Ireland

since he was injured at the Ulster Grand Prix in 2015.

35-year-old Martin tangled with Magherafelt rider Paul Jordan

at the Marlacoo corner in the Open Superbike race.

The two riders were able to get back in the saddle

And now with the weather forecast for the rest of the weekend,

It was a little cooler today but it's set to get much colder next

week, especially Tuesday. If you're out this evening, and nice end to

the day with some sunshine, drive but later tonight thicker cloud

rolled in which could bring some red and could get chilly, especially

rural areas. Tomorrow temperatures will rise into the low teens, lots

of clothes but a few bright or sunny spells, the best in the East. Some

spots of rain in the morning but overall a good deal of dry weather

and fairly cloudy picture for the Republic but many places dry and

will brighten up, best sunshine across Northern England and the

Midlands, bright toward London, good running weather although it will get

warm in London later in the afternoon but thick cloud will bring

rain and drizzle to Scotland. One or two showers tomorrow afternoon but a

lot of the time it is dry, brightening up and temperatures back

into the low teens but colder weather is coming our way next week,

a blast of cold northerly winds for Tuesday which will bring wintry

showers quite widely before it turns left cold from the west later in the

week. Snow at this time of year is not unheard of. This time last year

wintry showers felt quite widely across Northern Ireland, so 14

degrees in place tomorrow, just six on Tuesday.