Northern Ireland News for September 2006 : Page 12

Northern Ireland News, Sep 4, 2006
Motorists warned of further Westlink delays
Motorists have been warned to expect further delays on the Westlink due to an increase of traffic on the roads as the new school year resumes. The Roads Service has also revealed that as well as the ...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Armed robbery in Ballyclare
Police in Newtownabbey have appealed for information following an armed robbery in the area yesterday afternoon. The incident happened at around 4.10pm, when a man armed with a knife entered a superm...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Three remanded on armed robbery charges
Three men have been remanded in custody charged with kidnapping and armed robbery. The charges relate to two separate incidents in which security vans were robbed in Downpatrick in September 2004 a...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Blair remains defiant over departure plans
Prime Minister Tony Blair is continuing to refuse to set a date for his departure from Downing Street, despite increasing calls from Labour MPs to announce when he will step down. Mr Blair has indica...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Father arrested over family murders
Police investigating the murders of a woman and her three children in Greater Manchester have arrested a man. The bodies of Uzma Rahan and her children – Adam, 11, Abbas, eight and six-year-old Henna...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Attempted abduction in Coleraine
An investigation is underway in County Londonderry following the attempted abduction of a child yesterday afternoon. The incident happened shortly after 2.15pm, when a nine-year-old boy was approache...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Missing girl 'wants to remain in Pakistan'
A 12-year-old girl who was feared to have been abducted by her father and taken to Pakistan has said that she travelled to the country of her own free will. Molly Campbell, also known as Misbah Iram ...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Police fear bomb attacks could get worse
Police in Ballymena have said that they fear that tit-for-tat sectarian attacks could spiral out of control after a spate of petrol bomb attacks in the town this week. In the latest incident, two pet...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Children to be consulted on family courts
Young people are to be consulted on plans to make the courts more child friendly in an online forum which becomes active today. The Department of Constitutional Affairs is seeking children's views on...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Heat waves to become 'hotter and more frequent'
Heat waves in Europe are likely to become hotter and much more frequent during the course of this century, the Met Office has warned. Research by the Met Office's Hadley Centre suggested that Europea...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Rescued whale found dead in Skegness
A whale rescued by experts from the Lincolnshire coast has been found dead on a beach near Skegness. The whale, believed to be a northern bottlenose whale, was one of two whales found stranded on Thu...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Petrol bombs thrown at Ballymena house
Police in County Antrim have appealed for information following a petrol bomb attack on a house in the early hours of this morning, Shortly after 1am, two devices were thrown at a house in the Millfi...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Porsche Boxster is 'Britain's best loved car'
Open top sports car the Porsche Boxster is the UK's most loved car, a new survey has revealed. According to the survey by Which? Car, 98% of Porsche Boxster owners would recommend the car to a friend...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Attempted hijacking in Newtownabbey
Police have appealed for information following an attempted hijacking in Newtownabbey in the early hours of Tuesday morning. A 28-year-old man was driving on the A8 near Sandyknowes at around 2am, wh...
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UK National News, Sep 1, 2006
Sewer flood warning as heavy rain is forecast
The Consumer Council for Water (CCWater) has urged water companies to prepare for potential sewer flooding as more heavy rain is forecast across England and Wales. The CCWater said that although sewe...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Advertising campaign launched to help find Lisa
The family of missing Bangor woman Lisa Dorrian have launched an on screen advertisement to appeal for information about her murder. The 30-second advertisement will be launched at the Moviehouse Cin...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Cigarettes seized in County Tyrone
Police in County Tyrone have recovered a large quantity of contraband cigarettes. Around 365,000 cigarettes were discovered during a police search of premises at School Terrace in Sion Mills, follow...
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Northern Ireland News, Sep 1, 2006
Applications sought for festivals funding
Belfast City Council has called for applications for a new Community Festival Fund, which will help community and festival organisations deliver new arts or cultural festival programmes. Around £60,0...
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