The BBC Northern Ireland is set to cut its Irish language staff by more than half. This decision has sparked anger among members of the local community. The proposal has been met with criticism from a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), who has called for an urgent meeting with BBC chiefs to discuss the matter. The cuts are expected to significantly reduce the number of staff dedicated to Irish language services. Meanwhile, a school in Northern Ireland has been evacuated following a threat of an explosive device. The threat was reported via an email, prompting police to investigate. Additionally, the legendary movie monster maker is being celebrated at an exhibition in Winchester. The exhibition highlights the maker's contributions to the film industry. Lastly, the Drumcree Orange Order has begun a challenge against the Northern Ireland secretary and the chief constable.