Ciaran McCauley
BBC News NI

That's us for today. Hope you have a good weekend and we'll be back with more news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00 on Monday.

BBC Newsline reporter Martin Cassidy says that he spoke to an eyewitness to the north Belfast shooting, which has resulted in a man being taken to hospital.

She told him that she saw the victim slumped in the takeaway with what appeared to be a head wound.

A Belfast man is jailed for nine years for repeatedly hitting his partner with a broken bottle.

Brian Mongan, 41, from St Agnes Place, repeatedly attacked Julie Nevin at her flat on the Antrim Road last March.

Martin Cassidy
BBC NI

A witness to the shooting at a takeaway on Belfast's Oldpark Rd tells me she heard the shot and saw the aftermath. I'm live on BBC Newsline shortly with the latest.

Police are investigating an alleged road rage incident in Greater Manchester involving Roy Keane.

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The ex-Republic of Ireland captain is said to have got into an altercation with a taxi driver in Altrincham.

BBC NI Archive

Today we've been feeding out nuggets from a briefing paper given to Tom King when he was made Secretary of State in 1985 - it's essentially a rundown of what not to say when in Northern Ireland.

But just two months into the job, the new secretary faced protests and anger at Belfast City Hall following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Among the protesters are the familiar (but fresher) faces of Jim Wells and Nigel Dodds.

SDLP leader Alasdair McDonnell predicts his party will play a role in the future of the UK government after the May Westminster elections.

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Police say they're at the scene of a shooting at a takeaway on Belfast's Oldpark Road

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It happened around 5.40pm. A man has been taken to hospital. His condition isn't known. The road is closed.

Cash and gaming machines worth half a million pounds have been seized by police.

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100 gaming machines, 3 roulette machines and £200K in cash were found in Belfast and Lisburn.

Peter Coulter
BBC News NI

A new mural to commemorate Belfast's shipbuilding heritage has been unveiled on Pilot Street.

It contains 54 photographs telling the stories of shipbuilders in the city over the last two centuries. Keep an eye out for it when you are driving home tonight.

Belfast Telegraph

An Irish League footballer has been convicted of possessing Class A drugs but acquitted of any intention to deal them, the Belfast Telegrjohaph reports, external.

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John McGuigan, who is currently on loan at Warrenpoint Town from Glentoran, admitted having a quantity of ecstasy and cocaine at a nightclub in south Belfast.

Chris Page
BBC News NI Political Correspondent

Peter Robinson says he doesn't see the Stormont House Agreement "unravelling" as Mike Nesbitt has claimed.

The DUP leader also said he thought broadcasters would be "going back to the drawing board" over election TV debates.

Allan Preston
BBC News NI

Last night, Belfast's Linen Hall library was presented with a rare gift over 160-years-old by a County Tyrone family - a rare famine box, complete with six food vouchers.

They were used in the famine relief in Omagh in 1847. You can hear more about this on Evening Extra at 17:45.

Michael Fitzpatrick
BBC News NI

A dog owner has won a court injunction to have their family pet returned after someone looking after the animal refused to hand it back.

The owner of Charlie the dog left him with a pet minder for two weeks. Belfast County Court granted the injunction to have him returned yesterday.

Newtownabbey Times

Newtownabbey Times reports, external that campaigners fighting plans for a massive waste incinerator near Mallusk claim doubts have been raised about the future of the body behind the project.

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Bad news for fans for Frances Black - the Irish singer has lost her voice and her performance this evening with Kieran Goss at the Grand Opera House has been cancelled, external.

Belfast Telegraph

A member of Northern Ireland's Policing Board is close to resolving her libel action against two colleagues, the Belfast Telegraph reports, external.

Joan O'Hagan, an independent member, issued proceedings against the board, vice-chairman Stuart MacDonnell and former chairman Brian Rea.

We've mined some more advice given to Secretary of State Tom King in 1985 from the newly released briefing papers from the PRONI, external.

On the Republic of Ireland, the Free State and Eire were "unacceptable" terms and Ireland "best avoided". Meanwhile 'majority community' and 'minority community' were allowed for Protestants and Catholics - but not loyalists, Orangemen or republicans

Two men were so disappointed with the quality of herbal cannabis sold in Carrickfergus that they decided to grow their own, a court has heard.

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Marcin Jarzebiak, 31, and Bartosz Czelaw Szadkowski, 38, admitted a charge of cultivating cannabis at Belfast Crown Court.

BBC NI Archive

The New York Times gave Belfast the seal of approval this week - but what did the people of the city think of Northern Ireland back in 1971?

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