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In the first of an occasional new series, Fermanagh photographer Stephanie Wiggins presents one of her many stunning landscapes of her home county.

Notorious for its rainy weather, the lakeland county is experiencing a hot spell with temperatures reaching as high as 23°C over the past few days.

Festival Lough Erne, a celebration of Lough Erne and all it has to offer, starts this weekend, running from September 10 to 18.

A murder trial heard on Thursday of the efforts to revive mum of two Lu Na McKinney whose lifeless body was dragged from the waters of Lower Lough Erne four years ago. Dungannon Crown Court, where her 44-year-old husband Stephen is on trial, heard from medics who battled for almost an hour to save the 35-year-old drowning victim in the early hours of April 13, 2017. Mr. McKinney was also variously described to the jury of eight men and four women by doctors and paramedics as appearing tearful, distressed, agitated, upset, and sad and who continually asked about her condition. The coup...

BBC News Published image captionLu Na McKinney drowned at Devenish Island on the lough Medical staff who tried to save a woman who drowned in Lough Erne have told a court of efforts to resuscitate her. Lu Na McKinney, a mother of two, was found in the water off Devenish Island in the early hours of 13 April 2017. Her husband, Stephen McKinney, 44, of Castletown Square, Fintona, County Tyrone, denies her murder. The couple had stopped their boat at Devenish Island for the night, and during the early hours, Mrs McKinney entered the water. Her death was originally treated as an accident.