Stephen Nolan's no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day: an unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment. From BBC Radio Ulster
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 84 days 21 hours 38 minutes
Lurgan brothers sentenced for sectarian attack. What more can be done to stamp out this type of hatred in 2024?
Also, Great Victoria Street station is closing tonight
Sinn Féin's Carál Ní Chuilín apologises for attending the funeral of Bobby Storey
Also, chaos is being predicted at hospital car parks as Stormont delay causes free parking
A student organiser of the pro-Palestine protest at Queen's University speaks to Nolan
Also, Social Workers begin strike action in Family and Childcare services in Belfast Trust
GPs strike new deal with Dept of Health - but will we see an improved service and better access to appointments?
And, security implications for 100's of NI soldiers after a hack of a MOD payroll system.
Covid inquiry hears top NI civil servant’s devices lost – what type of info is on them? And who’s accountable?
What is going on within our government?
Does the Information Commissioner need to investigate the NI Civil Service for losing key government documents and devices?
Also, a paramilitary show of strength in Roselawn cemetery.
Thinking of going private for your operation? Well the NHS in NI will not provide aftercare
Also, another tragedy on the A5 in Tyrone, while upgrades have faced delays & challenges
Phones and devices wiped, missing notes from Executive meeting - what we learnt from first day of Covid Inquiry
Also, significant moment for the UK government's Legacy Act today.
Raw pain of those affected by covid continues as UK inquiry starts in Belfast into NI’s response to the pandemic
Also, the clock is ticking for the availability of vet medicine in NI.
Finance Minister says she will seek more funding from British Govt - but tells Executive there is little chance of getting it
Also, a row is brewing over a rise in asylum seekers crossing into the Republic from NI