Storm Diana: This is when it will hit Belfast – hour-by-hour

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28 Nov, 2018 Storm Diana: This is when it will hit Belfast – hour-by-hour Belfast will feel the full force of Storm Diana as it sweeps across Northern Ireland tomorrow. Latest News NI university staff sent home sick after inhaling mystery odour A number of staff at an Ulster University campus became ill after a strong odour was detected during maintenance activity in the building, it has been confirmed. Convicted IRA terrorist certainly doesn't speak for me, says UUP man Ulster Unionist Party MLA Steve Aiken has branded Sinn Fein MEP Martina Anderson "a convicted terrorist turned political chancer" following suggestions in a news report that she represents the majority of Northern Ireland voters who backed Remain in the Brexit referendum. Sinn Fein welcome prison release of Tony Taylor after 993 days Sinn Fein have welcomed the 'belated' release of republican prisoner Tony Taylor. Tracing the unlikely Irish link between the Nazi Führer and Dublin hotel porter Few figures in the history of the human race inspire such revulsion as Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi Party, Chancellor and Führer of Germany. Sport Update Gary Dunlop reveals bike racers' charity football match will be named in memory of William Dunlop Gary Dunlop has revealed that next year's annual Road Racers versus Short Circuit Racers charity football match will be named in memory of his cousin, William Dunlop. Josh Elliott signs 2019 British Superbike deal with OMG Racing Fermanagh's Josh Elliott is the latest Northern Ireland confirmed for the Bennetts British Superbike Championship in 2019 after signing on the dotted line for OMG Racing. Eugene Laverty must wait until after Christmas for first ride on new Ducati V4 Eugene Laverty will have to wait patiently for his first ride for new team Go Eleven on the Ducati V4 R Superbike. And finally... Brexit: Loyalist paramilitary representatives 'extremely hostile' to Theresa May deal Representatives linked to loyalist paramilitary groups have told the Northern Ireland Office (NIO) they strongly oppose to the current Brexit deal. See all the day's news here

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