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 11 hours 7 minutes
BBC NI is to take part in Belfast Pride for the first time ever, should it be marching in what many call a political protest?
We asked BBC NI to put a spokesperson up to explain, but they have refused to do so.
Benefits, courts, roads and the economy, NIPSA warns of potential disruption to them all as civil servants get ready to strike
Plus, Boris Johnson formally took over as PM yesterday - what will it mean for NI?
Boris Johnson realises his life long ambition to become PM. Do you welcome his elevation? Or does it fill you with horror?
Plus, heatwave or not – is it appropriate for the Nolan team to wear shorts at work?
They're dubbed McMafia orders - and now the DUP is calling for unexplained wealth orders in NI to tackle organised crime
Plus, Stephen has a confession... he fell off the weight loss wagon while he was away
Some victims' groups call for the victims’ commissioner Judith Thompson to resign over the controversial Troubles pension
Thompson wants that pension to include those who were hurt while carrying out attacks.
A new report highlights unionist concerns about a united Ireland including land grabs, but do unionists have anything to fear?
We speak to the leader of Aontu Peadar Toibin and commentator David McNarry.
The Open begins as Rory McIlroy tees off at Royal Portrush. But who's going to lift the famous Claret jug?
Plus, Nigel, who has a stoma, experienced an issue with security in Belfast City Airport.
A pension for those injured in the Troubles - but should paramilitaries be included?
Some victims to refuse a Troubles pension if ex-paramilitaries receive one.
New PSNI Chief Constable is urged to take on the UVF. But what can he do differently?
PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne is urged to take on the UVF.
The media attention on Angela Merkel's health. Is it anyone's business?
Plus, Vinny talks to historian Laurence Kirkpatrick about the Twelfth marches.