EVENING BULLETIN: Catch up on what made the headlines today

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WORLD: At least four people have died and at least 20 others have been injured after what police are treating as a terrorist incident near the UK Houses of Parliament in central London

WORLD: The Metropolitan Police officer who died in the Westminster attack joins a long list of colleagues who have been killed in the line of duty.

IRELAND: Wreckage of the rescue 116 helicopter has been found off the county Mayo coast.

IRELAND: Gardai have said they are investigating claims by a young Cork woman that she was held against her will by up to five people in a Kerry B&B before being raped by a man.

IRELAND: Most residents at the unionist Fountain housing estate in Derry wish to respect Martin McGuinness's death, a community worker said.

SPORT: Irish Rugby have released a new video showcasing four of Ireland's most well known stadiums in their bid to host the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

BUSINESS: The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator has warned there will be "serious consequences for everyone" if Britain and the EU fail to clinch a deal within the two years of talks.

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SHOWBIZ: Kate Winslet has told how she was once called “Blubber” and advised to “settle for the fat girl parts”, as she addressed 12,000 young people about self-esteem.

VIRAL: Students from two Irish schools will make history this year as they become the first in the country to make direct radio contact with the International Space Station while in orbit.

VIRAL: An off-licence in the North looking to make a fast buck has been flooded with orders for its tonic wine-themed Easter eggs.