Man arrested after attempt to ‘grab’ children

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27 Sep, 2018 Man arrested after attempt to 'grab' children A 59-year-old has been arrested after a man tried to "entice" two primary school pupils into a car, before trying to "grab" one of the children. Latest News Birmingham pub bomb killers won't be investigated by inquest, court rules The sister of a young woman killed in the Birmingham pub bombings has expressed her disappointment that the inquest will not seek to establish who was responsible. DUP man breaks party lines but council votes against lighting up town hall for Pride A DUP councillor voted against his party colleagues for the second time last night as a proposal to light up Ards Town Hall in the rainbow colours for future Pride celebrations was defeated. RHI Inquiry: Top DUP man Timothy Johnston feared Spad probe will 'not end well' The RHI Inquiry has revealed major concerns at the top of the DUP over an investigation into special adviser Stephen Brimstone's RHI arrangements – just weeks before Mr Brimstone quit his £92,000-a-year job advising Arlene Foster. A hidden hoard of gold and a legendary black nun who predicted a united Ireland Whether interested in golf or not, just about everyone is aware that Northern Ireland's world-famous Royal Portrush Golf Club is hosting the 2019 Open Championship next July. Sport Update BSB: Glenn Irwin relishing new challenge as JG Speedfit Kawasaki deal confirmed Glenn Irwin says he is 'over the moon' following confirmation that he will join the JG Speedfit Kawasaki team for the 2019 Bennetts British Superbike Championship season. Steven Gerrard pleased as Rangers march on in Cup Rangers are through to the last four of the Scottish League Cup – and for Steven Gerrard there was the satisfaction of a job well done as he reflected on the 90 minutes against Ayr United. Rodney McAree praises Coleraine's 'never say die' attitude He might still be waiting on his first win as Coleraine manager, but Rodney McAree was full of admiration for his side following Tuesday night's 2-2 draw with Ballymena United. And finally... No-deal Brexit would deliver 'significant shock' to Irish economy A no-deal Brexit would be a "significant shock" to the booming Irish economy, Dublin's finance minister has warned. See all the day's news here

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