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First Minister Arlene Foster says she has "nothing to hide", external over the controversial renewable heat incentive scheme.
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She was speaking ahead of a TV interview by the former DUP minister, Jonathan Bell, who has said he will "tell the truth" about the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme.
A conservation charity has questioned why healthy badgers would have to be killed if a badger cull goes ahead in Northern Ireland.
Image source, ThinkstockThe cull is part of a package of measures proposed to eradicate bovine tuberculosis (bTB), a cattle disease that costs NI taxpayers up to £30m a year.
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Translink has responded to claims that an elderly man was helped off a bus and left at a bus stop without medical assistance after suffering a seizure during his journey.

In a statement, Translink said: "The driver and another member of staff became aware of the gentleman's distress and took steps to get him off the busy, crowded bus. After offering him some care and assistance, the man appeared to feel better and refused any further medical assistance."
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A badger cull is part of a package of measures proposed to eradicate a cattle disease that costs taxpayers up to £30m a year.
Image source, ThinkstockThe TB Strategic Partnership Group has proposed up to 10 "intervention areas" where there is a high incidence of the disease.
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The justice minister has said that a petition by anti-abortion groups claiming 300,000 signatures actually consisted of several petitions collected over 12 years from nine campaigns.

Claire Sugden said she received the petition via DUP MLA Jim Wells. He said it was "the largest petition ever received by the assembly" and was signed by Northern Ireland residents.
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A 66-year-old man who made bomb threats during the Queen's visit to the Republic of Ireland has been sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison.
Image source, RTEIrish police received a call from Donal Billings in May 2011, saying there was a bomb on a bus in Maynooth. A bag was found on the bus holding a bomb, gunpowder, petrol, a timing-power unit, battery and a fuse.
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Pat Hickey is reported to be on his way back to the Republic of Ireland after four months in Brazil.
Image source, JACK GUEZ/AFPOn Monday, a judge gave the former Olympic Council of Ireland official the go ahead to leave the country. A judge ordered that Mr Hickey's passport be returned to him after it was confirmed that 1.5m Brazilian real (about £350,000) was lodged with the court.