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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 84 days 17 hours 41 minutes
Armagh couple in £115M jackpot win
£115M lottery winners revealed as Frances and Patrick Connolly from Moira, Co Armagh
Sajid Javid criticised over cross-Channel migrants comments
Vinny spoke to Charlie Elphicke, Conservative MP, and Patrick Corrigan from Amnesty UK.
'No deal' Brexit could slash support for NI remaining in UK warns Secretary of State
Vinny got the views of TUV MLA Jim Allister and Frank Shivers from NI Conservatives.
Irish folk music legends the Fureys
Irish folk music legends the Fureys on 40 years on the road and some upcoming shows.
Roma exploitation scandal – Nolan investigation continues
Questions for LORAG about what they knew around the Roma exploitation scandal
The stench across west Belfast. We have internal official emails about the possible source of the smell
We’ve been investigating the smell reported across west Belfast.
There's something in the air in Twinbrook - local man James contacted Nolan over a bad smell in the area
Local man James contacted Nolan over a bad smell in the Twinbrook area.
Families of Muckamore Abbey patients continue in call for public inquiry
This morning Stephen heard from families of relatives at Muckamore Abbey Hospital.
Theresa May warns against another Brexit referendum
Theresa May is to warn that another Brexit referendum would cause "irreparable damage".
More questions over Muckamore Abbey Hospital
We are reporting on two major issues today regarding Muckamore Abbey.