* An online petition to save Barry’s amusements in Portrush has been retweeted by First Minister Arlene Foster after it was revealed the site was up for sale.
And:
* Lagan Valley MLA Robbie Butler has suggested fighting his party colleague Doug Beattie “bare bellies in the yard” for the leadership of the UUP.
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