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First Minister Arlene Foster urged to break silence on Jamie Bryson backchanneling

First Minister Arlene Foster has been urged to make a statement on the recent coaching controversy. Picture by Hugh Russell

JOHN MANLEY

23 August, 2016 01:00

FIRST Minister Arlene Foster is coming under increased pressure to break her silence on the Jamie Br[...]

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