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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The Nolan manifesto interviews - SDLP's Dolores Kelly
We continue with our Nolan show manifesto interviews.
The Nolan manifesto interviews - UUP's Doug Beattie
It's the second of our Nolan show manifesto interviews.
"Patients may be harmed as a result" – NI Chief Medical Officer Michael McBride calls for politicians to resolve health crisis
The UK government said that as health is a devolved matter
Health chief fires warning over strike action
Health chief "can't guarantee" life chances of survival will be the same
The Belfast Trust chief executive warns industrial action planned by health workers could delay some people's cancer diagnoses
10,000 outpatient appointments and surgeries have been cancelled at hospitals this week
Rev Mervyn Gibson fears “united Ireland by stealth” under a Boris Johnson Brexit deal
Rev Mervyn Gibson has said that a campaign of Civil disobedience could be called for
Sinn Fein defends first Party Election Broadcast fully in Irish on Radio Ulster
Sinn Fein Senator Niall O'Donnghaile was on the line to discuss.
Calls for Belfast Lord Mayor to consider his position after he was caught urinating in the street
Mr Finucane was spoken to by police after being stopped in the centre of Belfast in June
The Nolan manifesto interviews - Alliance Party's deputy leader Stephen Farry
It's the first of the Nolan Show manifesto interviews.
Members of Northern Ireland's largest health workers' union go on strike over pay and staffing levels
Members of the health union, Unison, are on strike today over pay and staffing levels.