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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Forty people shot or assaulted in paramilitary style attacks in NI already this year
A local priest calls out our attitude to so called punishment attacks in Northern Ireland
Fresh EU proposals to address post-Brexit trade rules – have they gone far enough for unionists?
DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says the EU's proposals don't go far enough.
DUP and UUP still refuse to confirm if they will take the deputy First minister role with a Sinn Féin First Minister
Plus, condoms and other sex aids are to be allowed into prisons in Northern Ireland.
Simple question - will the DUP or UUP work alongside Sinn Féin if they hold First Minister post after next election?
Questions ahead of the next Assembly election.
UK's NI Protocol demands 'could break relations' warns Ireland's foreign minister - but what is the DUP's position?
The EU is due to bring forward proposals this week for reforming the Irish Sea border
Nightclubs set to reopen as Executive give green light - but clubbers will have to keep masks on
Nightclubs will be allowed to reopen from 31st October.
Communities Minister asks for £55M to help those getting their benefits cut.
Where does that money come from? Education? Health?
£100 high street voucher scheme - should rich people have any sense of shame spending it?
A million people throughout NI will receive their free high street £100 vouchers soon.
NI Secretary said he would legislate for language rights this month if Stormont hadn't already. So will he do it?
Where is the culture & language package that almost brought Stormont down in the summer?
No insurance? No bonfire. Sinn Féin and SDLP to try to introduce a bonfire licensing scheme across Belfast
Stephen speaks to commentators Jamie Bryson and Phil Kelly.