Good nightpublished at 19:00 BST 19 April 2016
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Updates for Tuesday 19 April 2016
Man in critical condition after shooting in Londonderry
Teenager due in court over stabbing in west Belfast
Picture: Flying over Rathlin Island (by Douglas Cecil)
Fiona Murray and Ciaran McCauley
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A man who was shot twice in the leg in Londonderry yesterday, is no longer in a critical condition, Belfast Health Trust has confirmed.

Harry Boyle, 25, from Lawrence Hill in the city was shot twice in the leg at Magowan Park in the Creggan shortly before 21:00 BST on Monday. His condition is now stable.
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The people of Midleton, County Cork, in the Republic of Ireland, have been warned to check their toilets after an elderly man was bitten on the bottom.

The man was taken to hospital for treatment following the incident, The Evening Echo reports., external
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Talks aimed at resolving a legal battle over a leisure centre closed amid asbestos fears are at an advanced stage, the High Court was told today.

Belfast City Council is currently seeking a judicial review of a decision to transfer the Robinson Centre in Castlereagh into its control. The case had been due to be heard next month but has now been put back, given that "advanced discussions" are under way.
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A County Antrim man has been jailed for six months for shining a laser at a police helicopter about five times.

Belfast Crown Court heard Alan Armstrong, 35, of Kinbayne Avenue, Greenisland, caused the cockpit of the helicopter to be illuminated which meant the pilot was unable to see the aircraft instruments. The judge said such actions, which could have led to a pilot crashing, were serious.
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The Arlene Arkinson inquest has been told that police lost an opportunity to bring more evidence to light because of the length of time it took to report the Castlederg teenager missing.
Image source, Family pictureThe 15 year old disappeared after a night out in Donegal in 1994. Her body has never been found. The inquest was told the police were "unfortunately playing catch up".
An inquest is under way into the death of a woman, originally from Londonderry, who was attacked by cattle in Northumberland.
Image source, Clode familyMarian Clode (formerly Coyle) from Glasgow Terrace in the Rosemount area of the city, was on holiday with her family when it happened on 3 April. Her daughter, Lucy Rowe, said her mother, who was 61, had been "flipped like a ragdoll" over a fence.
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A new BBC documentary tells the story of the 1916 Easter Rising from a northern perspective.
Image source, otherVoices 16 'Rising' looks at how the rebellion was planned and executed using witness testimony, letters, memoirs and diaries. Find out the story of County Down woman Winifred Carney's typewriter - used to type up James Connolly's commands. It's on BBC One on Sunday at 20:00 BST.