Mark Savage

Students held up signs saying Hasta la vista Ulster as the movie icon arrived in Belfast city center. Arnold Schwarzenegger said it was six decades since he first visited Northern Ireland for a bodybuilding exhibition. He described his nervousness when the host asked him to say a few words for the audience he'd never spoken in public before.

Since then he's won Mr. Universe, been awarded numerous movie prizes and been elected governor of California. After he received his honorary degree, Dr. Schwarzenegger was asked for life lessons for young people studying at Ulster University. He used an illustration from weight training to make his point. If I do the exercise and it's easy, no bicycle will grow.

Our music correspondent Mark Savage reports on her long awaited return. This is the news that Celine Dion's fans have been waiting for. She will come back for ten nights in Paris this September and October, playing to more than 400,000 fans. It's six years since she last played a concert, and in that time she's been diagnosed with an incredibly rare neurological condition called stiff person syndrome.

Se vaikuttaa musseille, kuten vokalikordille, ja se on jäänyt häneltä pitkällä aikavälillä ennustettuna laulaan. Ja kun se oli pahimmillaan, se vaikuttaa myös mobiiliinsa. Mutta hän on ollut vuosia intensiivistä treeniä, fyysistä terapiaa ja lääkäristä, jotta hän voi tulla takaisin. Hän sanoi videomessagissa fanille tänään, että hän voisi edes tanssia, kun hän on takaisin taustalla. Nyt vaikuttaminen niistä tikkisteistä tulee olemaan erittäin suuri.