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06/02/2019
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NI To Be Hit By Strong Winds- Yellow Weather Warning Issued
Northern Ireland is bracing itself for strong gales as the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning.
A spell of wind is expected to affect the region from around lunchtime on Friday 08 February and will persist until Saturday evening.
The public are advised to plan for delays to road, rail, air and ferry transport as well as a short term loss of power in some areas.
Coastal routes, sea fronts and exposed communities may also be affected by spray and large waves.
Ombudsman To Look Into Police Concerns Over Airport Incident
The Police Ombudsman's Office is currently assessing whether it should investigate the response of airport police to disorder at Belfast International airport over the weekend.
A fight which broke out between two groups of passengers in the departures area on Saturday 02 February has sparked concerns over police actions.
A number of men engaged in an altercation and brandished weapons, including poles and a fire extinguisher, causing many shocked onlookers to move from the area.
The trouble was filmed and posted to social media and appeared to last almost 20 minutes, without any intervention.
"Complaints about airport police come under the remit of the Police Ombudsman's Office," a statement said.
"Our investigators have been in contact with the airport and are establishing whether this is a matter which should be investigated further."
Appeal After Theft Of Cash And Car Keys In County Tyrone
Police are appealing for information after reports of two burglaries in the Clogher Valley area of County Tyrone.
Two homes were targeted last week on Thursday 31 January.
Intruders gained entry through the back door in both instances, which resulted in the theft of a set of car keys and significant sum of cash.
Anyone who noticed anything suspicious in the area is asked to contact officers on 101, quoting reference number CC190 or CC102 of 01/02/19.
"With this in mind, please be vigilant with regards to your own property and make sure your house is locked and secured at night," a spokesperson added.
(JG/CM)
Northern Ireland is bracing itself for strong gales as the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning.
A spell of wind is expected to affect the region from around lunchtime on Friday 08 February and will persist until Saturday evening.
The public are advised to plan for delays to road, rail, air and ferry transport as well as a short term loss of power in some areas.
Coastal routes, sea fronts and exposed communities may also be affected by spray and large waves.
Ombudsman To Look Into Police Concerns Over Airport Incident
The Police Ombudsman's Office is currently assessing whether it should investigate the response of airport police to disorder at Belfast International airport over the weekend.
A fight which broke out between two groups of passengers in the departures area on Saturday 02 February has sparked concerns over police actions.
A number of men engaged in an altercation and brandished weapons, including poles and a fire extinguisher, causing many shocked onlookers to move from the area.
The trouble was filmed and posted to social media and appeared to last almost 20 minutes, without any intervention.
"Complaints about airport police come under the remit of the Police Ombudsman's Office," a statement said.
"Our investigators have been in contact with the airport and are establishing whether this is a matter which should be investigated further."
Appeal After Theft Of Cash And Car Keys In County Tyrone
Police are appealing for information after reports of two burglaries in the Clogher Valley area of County Tyrone.
Two homes were targeted last week on Thursday 31 January.
Intruders gained entry through the back door in both instances, which resulted in the theft of a set of car keys and significant sum of cash.
Anyone who noticed anything suspicious in the area is asked to contact officers on 101, quoting reference number CC190 or CC102 of 01/02/19.
"With this in mind, please be vigilant with regards to your own property and make sure your house is locked and secured at night," a spokesperson added.
(JG/CM)
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