Hundreds of people have protested outside Stormont, objecting to what they call ‘disproportionate’ cuts in the arts budget and a lack of investment in Northern Ireland.
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Budget cuts could 'destroy' the arts sector
U TV,
03 November 2015, Northern Ireland
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