julian o'neill, bbc news, - putting out a verification or not. . julian o'neill, bbc news, belfast.f two teenagers in glasgow at the weekend are linked and possibly related to drugs. police say an 18—year—old man became unwell at croy railway station in north lanarkshire on saturday night, and was later pronounced dead in hospital. meanwhile, a second 18—year—old man became ill at the swg3 venue in glasgow early on sunday morning. he died a short time later. catriona renton reports. swg 5 wg three is a very popular venue in glasgow and on saturday afternoon there was a dj event here and an after party that went on until the early hours of the morning. now, both teenagers who are both 18, where at the event and the emergency services were called after reports one of the teenagers had become ill at the station 13 miles away from glasgow. he was taken to hospital and died shortly afterwards. then the police were called here to s w at 2.20 in the morning to report another teenager had fallen ill. he was taken to the queen university hospital but was pronounced dead after arriving there.

live now to our correspondent in belfast, julian o'neill. bring in belfast, julian o'neill. us up to date with what's happening bring us up to date with what's happening with the data breach but also this new information about the stolen details let me start with that. it stolen details let me start with that. . , , that. it has emerge within the past hour that there _ that. it has emerge within the past hour that there was _ that. it has emerge within the past hour that there was a _ that. it has emerge within the past hour that there was a second - that. it has emerge within the past hour that there was a second data | hour that there was a second data breach. this one took place on the 6th ofjuly and involved a theft from an unmarked car belonging to put officer just from an unmarked car belonging to put officerjust outside belfast. along with a laptop what was also stolen was a document which contained the names of more than 200 police officers and civilian support staff. a smaller data breach. i'm also told that in this instance as well