Ciaran McCauley
BBC News NI

That's all from BBC News NI Live for today - we'll be back with more news, sport, travel and weather from 07:00.

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In the meantime, there've been some spectacular sunsets and night scenes tonight. Edmond Reed sends us this sight of Venus above Londonderry.

Sunday marked 20 years since the infamous night when a match between the Republic of Ireland and England ended in a riot at Lansdowne Road.

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Two years ago, our colleagues in BBC Sport put together a fascinating oral history of what happened with contributions from players Gary Pallister, David Kelly and Republic of Ireland manager Jack Charlton. In May, the two sides will meet at the venue for the first time since that night.

Police have released CCTV footage, external of vandalism on a memorial on the Lower Newtownards Road in east Belfast.

The incident from the early hours of today shows an individual on a bike entering the memorial garden before removing a flag from a flag pole and damaging flower pots.

On 26 to 28 February, we're opening the doors of BBC Blackstaff television studios for a free event that should satisfy the most fanatical of sports fans.

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Try out a cutting-edge golf simulator, see the technology that helps keep Ulster Rugby sharp and try out a ping-pong table with a modern twist. For more information, visit the Make it Digital website.

News Letter

It's teatime - and a survey has found that Belfast people admit to being the unhealthiest eaters in the UK, the News Letter reports, external.

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Nearly half (45%) of those questioned in the city said they regularly enjoyed eating foods they know are bad for them.

BBC NI Travel

The Saintfield Road in Carryduff is now closed towards Ballyhinch, from the Carryduff roundabout to Hillsborough Road. Diversion is via the A7.

There are also delays on Bridge End and Short Strand towards the M3 in Belfast.

The evenings are fair drawing out...

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Thanks to Rebecca McKee for this picture of the sun setting in Lisburn.

A number of houses have been evacuated in Londonderry after police are told a bomb has been left in Currynierin housing estate.

Ch Insp Tony Callaghan says they were treating the claims "with utmost seriousness".

Results of asbestos tests carried out on the Robinson Centre in east Belfast are expected this week says Castlereagh Borough Council.

The centre was closed on Friday as a precaution. The council say it will stay closed until a survey can take place at the centre.

BBC NI Archive

There's been plenty of reaction to today's bus and train fare increases, but in 1970 a rise in bus fares resulted in a protest at Belfast City Hall.

Our archive video shows that when prices went up 45 years ago, it caused members of the People's Democracy to loudly make their unhappiness known.

Ciaran McCauley
BBC News NI

Earlier, we reported that the Ulster Museum have put on a display a science set from the 1950s which allowed included four different types of uranium ore.

Reporter Michael Fitzpatrick has been finding out more, and he'll be talking about it on Evening Extra after 5.30pm

BBC NI Travel

A crash on the Saintfield Road is now blocking two lanes towards Ballynahinch.

Keiron Tourish
BBC News NI

Police have cordoned off a main road as they move into an area at the entrance to the Currynierin estate in the Waterside area of Londonderry.

They are warning of a possible explosive device.

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BBC NI Travel

There are delays on the Westlink in both directions. In the M2 direction, the delays reach back to Roden Street.

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Nigel Ringland
BBC Sport NI

Northern Ireland's Martyn Irvine goes into the Track World Championships desperate to bolster his chances of getting to the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

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The Newtownards man wants to make amends for falling short at the London Games in 2012.

The union flag is expected to fly outside Limavady council offices for the first time in more than a decade.

Talks have begun about the flag policy for the new Causeway Coast and Glens District Council, which merges Limavady with Ballymoney, Coleraine and Moyle.

The funeral of a man shot and killed at a wedding in Newtownbutler last Wednesday has been told that "violence can never be the answer".

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Fr Turlough Baxter told mourners at St Mary's Church in Athlone that Barney McGinley, 63, would "live on in the good things he has done".

Chris Page
BBC News NI Political Correspondent

Finance Minister Simon Hamilton says the Executive plans to launch the voluntary exit scheme for civil servants on 2 March.

Mr Hamilton said the civil servants selected for voluntary redundancy would leave between 30 September this year and 31 March next year.