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Evening Briefing: Stormont official accepts responsibility for Fivemiletown cattle cull, Ulster Folk Museum to be ‘reawakened’ in £50m project and Belfast exhibition challenges victim-blaming around sexual violence

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Evening Briefing: Stormont official accepts responsibility for Fivemiletown cattle cull, Ulster Folk Museum to be ‘reawakened’ in £50m project and Belfast exhibition challenges victim-blaming around sexual violence

Thursday, 12 November 2026: Your evening catch-up on the Northern Ireland news making the headlines…

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