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What will post-Brexit border in the Irish sea mean for Northern Ireland?
Plus, Chief Constable still refusing to answer whether he did a deal with Sinn Féin.
A huge day in the battle against covid as new pfizer vaccine begins roll out in Northern Ireland
Plus, journalist Brian Rowan shares insight on controversial Lambeth Palace legacy talks.
A source at the Lambeth Palace legacy talks tells Nolan participants were asked to keep them "confidential"
On Friday victims groups were outraged at what they described as 'secret' legacy talks.
Business and health professionals react to Stormont partly lifting covid restrictions
Also, NI victim group claim they’ve been excluded legacy forum
NI Chief Medical Officer Dr Michael McBride answers questions on Covid vaccine roll out
Plus, Car crash victim 'helpless' over Stormont compensation delay.
A positive, but cautious, welcome as news as the UK is the first country to approve coronavirus vaccine for use
NI Health Minister Robin Swann reacts.
Reaction as the government decides to not initiate public inquiry into Pat Finucane murder
Pat Finucane was murdered in Belfast in 1989.
Police attend Helen's Bay beach and confront the public out swimming and walking.
Police engaged with those gathered who then dispersed from the area.
Businesses make desperate plea for support as NI enters new Covid lockdown
Northern Ireland enters new Covid lockdown restrictions.
It's Black Friday tomorrow - how will that play out with Executive's 'stay at home' message?
A two-week period of tougher Covid-19 lockdown measures start tomorrow.