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Bad puns with top political coverage from BBC Northern Ireland.The ‘Frankenchicken’ debateFast-growing chickens are reshaping the poultry industry, and dividing opinion.Talkback: 40th Anniversary SpecialWilliam Crawley hosts a special edition of Talkback, marking its 40th anniversaryLatest updates6 hrs agoPolice investigation of Creswell indecent exposure allegation 'failed victim'The Police Ombudsman finds that "police failed the complainant, both as a woman and as a victim".6 hrs ago7 hrs agoLaw Society chairman found 'guilty of gross misconduct'David Lavery had provided a character reference after the conviction of former schoolteacher William Lloyd-Lavery.7 hrs ago11 hrs agoNI pupils' scores in reading and maths fall over last decadeThe Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) tests are seen as a significant benchmark in how education systems are performing.11 hrs ago12 hrs agoChildren with a parent on benefits no longer eligible for priority pre-school placeThe Education Authority said "arrangements to implement the change will begin immediately".12 hrs ago15 hrs ago'Dangerously long cancer waits have me constantly on a knife-edge'The Department of Health says while cancer waiting times are "not where we want them to be", work is "underway to improve performance".15 hrs ago15 hrs agoArtists 'let down and left behind' as funding reaches 'crisis point'Members of a performing arts trade union have signed a letter of no confidence in the communities minister.15 hrs ago18 hrs agoPolice attacked with petrol bombs during 'orchestrated' disorderThe police say the trouble in Derry on Monday night involved up to 50 masked people and that some had weapons.18 hrs ago19 hrs ago'Unwise' for legal professionals to give character references, says NI's top judgeDame Siobhan Keegan was speaking to BBC Radio Ulster's Good Morning Ulster programme in a wide-ranging interview.19 hrs ago19 hrs ago'We've made mistakes': Regional balance 'front and centre' for Invest NIAeidin McCarter believes she can make a difference as the organisation's regional head for the north west.19 hrs ago...
