Viable bomb found in Lisburn
A vehicle has been seized in the Lagmore area of west Belfast as police investigate whether a viable bomb found in Lisburn fell from below it.
Security alert continues in Lisburn
Market place is Lisburn remains cordoned off following a security alert sparked by the discovery of a suspicious object.
Police and Army bomb experts have been attending the scene after the alarm was raised at about 2pm on Saturday.
Several hours later, some people who had cars parked in the area have still not been allowed to return.
Market Place has been closed to traffic between Smithfield Street and Chapel Hill and diversions remain in place.
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