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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More people in Northern Ireland are struggling to cope financially than any other part of the UK
Also, England & Wales make assaulting shop workers a separate criminal offence, should NI?
Heartbroken dog owner left traumatised as pet is mauled to death by American bulldog in Lisburn park
Also, across the 11 council areas in NI, 47 members of staff, earn over £100k per year.
A bereaved mother, who has had 11 miscarriages, calls for formal recognition of the babies she lost
Also, Simon Harris becomes the youngest Taoiseach in the republic today.
Minister O'Dowd rules out water charges as construction experts warn of 'housing crisis' because of sewerage capacity limits
He says he knows NI water needs much more investment.
Rates bills on the rise in Northern Ireland, but should some people be paying more?
Rates bills start dropping through letterboxes across Northern Ireland this morning.
The cost of a united Ireland - study by Dublin based think tank suggests it would be at least €8 billion a year
Also, cannabis has been partially legalised in Germany - should we follow suit?
Should the police be doing more to tackle online speculation around Sir Jeffrey Donaldson case?
And eight weeks after our MLA's return to Stormont they're getting a pay rise.
Donaldson gone from DUP - what does it mean for his deal and stability at Stormont?
We get the reaction about one of the most seismic political bombshells in NI ever
Nolan reveals Belfast City Council's latest Irish language 'confidential' draft policy
Nolan sets out what is being proposed.
Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd puts it up to PSNI to act over paramilitary banner in Newtownards
Also, LPS decide to refund all rates for Victoria Square residents going back 5 years.