And what impact is Belfast traffic congestion having on delivery drivers?

And more Belfast traffic congestion- what will the weeks running up to Christmas be like?

Also - Stephen chats to former World Snooker champion Dennis Taylor

Also- should there be a tax on Europe’s frequent flyers?

Serious concerns raised after traffic chaos hits Belfast city centre once again

Should unemployed, obese people be given weight loss jabs to help get back to work?

Should people with terminal illnesses have the right to choose if they want to die?

Stephen also talks to former health chief John Compton about the future of the service

Police probe sinister threat over planned dismantling of Boyne Bridge in Sandy Row

Stephen talks to Rev Chris Hudson who was involved in securing the loyalist ceasefires

Stephen also talks about the return of popular 80's dart show Bullseye

Stephen also talks to two people about experiencing homelessness

Stephen talks to an academic from University of Tehran - a year since October 7 attacks

Stephen also talks to the chair of the Safeguarding Board in Northern Ireland.

Stephen also talks about Stormont increasing rates slightly to try and raise revenue

Also, should Stormont Executive take over the cost of running City of Derry Airport?

Nexus NI says Sinn Féin should "review the actions they've taken to date".

Stephen also talks about a new Civil Service inclusive language guide for staff

Senior Sinn Féin figure resigns after providing references for former colleague who was later convicted of child sex offences.

Stephen also talks about the ongoing traffic chaos in Belfast City Centre

Nolan Exclusive – Hundreds of thousands of pounds stolen from NI restaurants on Just Eat platform.

Questions for DUP Education Minister Paul Givan for meeting with Loyalist Communities Council.

NI Secretary of State Hilary Benn makes clear statement to Stormont.

Airline apologise as MLA and wheelchair user Andy Allen is left stranded at airport

Mark Simpson also talks to Translink boss Chris Conway

Man shot in both legs by IRA in 1990s in case of 'mistaken identity' yet to receive compensation. Also, a former key figure in the DUP urges party to rebrand and change its name. Presented by Mark Simpson.

Is the new Grand Central Station adding to the traffic woes of Belfast motorists? Our reporter Taylor Johnson investigates. We also take a look at safety on the roads and what is being done to protect you. Presented by Mark Simpson.

Mark Simpson also talks to Sports Minister Gordon Lyons

We'll also get the first reaction from a DUP MLA on Casement since the big announcement.

How can people feel confident that the drinking water is safe?

Holly also talks about dual English and Irish street signs

Finance Minister Caomihe Archibald fires a warning shot at her Executive colleagues

Here's what it means - and why your views on it matter

Stephen also talks about the opening of the new £340m Grand Central Station in Belfast

Chief Constable hits back at Justice Dept in row over PM funding letter.

Senior PSNI management hit out at their own LGBT network over training for promotion plan

Stormont civil service staff get nearly 35% employer pension contribution – is that too generous?

Tension in PSNI between gay and straight officers over support for those seeking promotion. Also, is it time to crack down on mobile phones in schools? What is Ozempic?

Stormont cuts winter fuel payments - a local decision taken by locally accountable politicians. Plus, Stephen chats to a ticketing security expert, ahead of the momentous Oasis reunion gigs next year.

Outgoing SDLP leader Colum Eastwood sits down one on one with Nolan, as they discuss all his most memorable moments in charge, as well as his thoughts on the Oasis reunion.

Focus on winter fuel payments as pensioners remain in the dark over what Stormont will do. Stephen also looks at this weeks Skinny Dipping event in Portstewart, will he take part!?

PM addresses 'painful' decisions like winter fuel allowance cut, but NI pensioners still in the dark as they await Stormont decision...

'Painful' budget coming soon warns PM - what decisions will Stormont make over pressures on public finances?

The NI Chamber of Commerce says clarity and an urgent plan is needed as next phase of Brexit looms. Also, we touch on the story as Kirstie Allsopp is contacted by social services for allowing her 15 year old son to go interrailing around Europe.

Stephen also talks about turning 51

UUP’s Doug Beattie describes the DoJ letter to Chief Constable as “deplorable”

Multiple sources have given blow by blow accounts of how the Ulster Unionist party ousted their leader Doug Beattie. The inside story- on Nolan.

Mental health ramifications for police officers past and present - what support is there? Also, Stephen celebrates his birthday with some of your calls.

Police officers under criminal investigation over Armagh All-Ireland celebrations and we follow the breaking story as Doug Beattie announces his resignation as leader of the Ulster Unionist Party in an explosive day.

Stephen also talks about his new white jacket with listeners

Plus, National Museums NI says it can play a role in the "interpretation of the maze".

Stephen also talks about housebuilding in NI hitting a 60-year low.

Stephen also speaks to members of Sandy Row Boxing Club who are facing having to move

The Chief Constable has vowed to "relentlessly pursue " those behind the trouble.

Stephen also talks to a teenager about the fear he feels living in Belfast as a minority

Stephen also speaks to Dr Raied Al - Wazzan a member of the Islamic Centre Belfast

Plus healthcare staff leaving Northern Ireland because of racist intimidation

Blatant racist challenged by Nolan following Belfast disorder. Stephen also speaks to the Chair of the Police Federation Liam Kelly

Stephen also talks to Olympic gold medallist Rhys McClenaghan

Stormont Executive has abandoned the PSNI over funding - Chief Constable Jon Boutcher is on for an explosive interview.

PSNI All Ireland celebration - should police be able to celebrate with the community? Or is impartiality more important?

Until Tuesday, only three people from Northern Ireland had ever won gold.

The Chancellor makes announcements on pay deals & changes to winter fuel allowance – how will it impact NI? Also, Bob Ballard, the veteran Olympics commentator, loses his job after alleged 'sexist remark.

Armagh win the All Ireland football final for the first time in 22 years. It couldn't have been any tighter after they beat Galway by one point. It's only the second time in their history that they have won the Sam Maguire. But not everyone is happy, some unionists have criticised the police for appearing to take part in celebrations following Armagh's victory. Videos appear to show officers in police vehicles waving flags and sounding their sirens. TUV leader Jim Allister says he has contacted the police ombudsman. Did the PSNI over step the mark? Or should the PSNI be grateful to have officers building relationships with the locals?

Irish language school in East Belfast prompts debate, Just Stop Oil activists handed sentences for non violent protests and All-Ireland fever grips Armagh.

West Belfast homeless centre forced to close after car rammed into building and threatening graffiti appeared. Stephen and the team get to the heart of the issue.

UFF and UDA flags erected outside a new social housing development in north Belfast. A woman fighting for her disabled daughters rights to be looked after appropriately in a care home finally gets the result she was entitled to all along and the BBC has once again revealed its annual list of the corporation's highest earning talent.

A mother’s fight to get vital services for her profoundly disabled daughter after moving home to NI. Also, could the UK government face a court challenge to force an Irish unity referendum? & we cover the row over whether open air religious services should be held in Ebrington Square in Derry.

When your elected representatives are arguing that you will be disproportionately affected by a council decision, their written submission talking about you will be kept secret from you. This is the position of Ards and North Down council, regarding a vote on the union flag being flown at war memorials all year round. But, the decision raises fundamental questions about democracy and the public interest.

UK government and NI Executive 'failed their citizens' with flawed pandemic plans. Also, Global IT outages wreak havoc from Japan to New Zealand, as flights are grounded and businesses impacted - we invite some top experts onto the show for their analysis.

Jailed for rioting - extraordinary interview with a former teenage rioter. The Nolan Show investigates the reality of rioting. Why do people do it? How do they stop doing it? What are the real consequences? It's a compelling, tragic and essential conversation.

Children's Commissioner hits out as children as young as 7 involved in attacking police, and we bring you the latest on our Southern Trust story. One mother attempts to get specialist care for her daughter.

We explore the horrific online abuse of the young UUP candidate Jay Basra, how can this still be happening in 2024? Also, a Mother fights to have her daughter ( who has a severe form of epilepsy and learning difficulties) recognised by the care system in this country. Can it really be that she's denied crucial care, just because of where she was born?

Reflections on a day that shook America, as Donald Trump survives a deadly shooting in Pennsylvania which leaves one person dead and seriously injures another. Where does that leave America now? Also, England bravely bow out of the European Championships at the final hurdle, having been beaten 2-1 by a dazzling Spanish side, despite a wonderful Cole Palmer strike. Northern Irish football legend Gerry Armstrong gives his opinion, with Stephen back in the presenting hotseat.

Also, President Biden has defended his fitness to run for re-election.

Holly Hamilton in for Stephen.

We ask why are more cancer patients here waiting longer for treatment than anywhere else in the UK? The Nolan Show asks the question. Also, the oath of allegiance taken by MP's to the King, do we still need it? How important is it to you? And the new PM's trip to Washington for the NATO summit, we take a look at what it means. Presented by Holly Hamilton.

Racist and sectarian graffiti daubed on walls in Antrim, bonfire season approaches and it's essentially freshers week for MP's, as hundreds of new faces from across the UK will fill the corridors of Parliament. Presented by Holly Hamilton.

England's penalty heroes dramatically beat Switzerland to reach the semi final of the European Championships, Kier Starmer makes his way to Northern Ireland to meet political leaders at Stormont and what will a new Labour government really mean for Northern Ireland? Presented by Holly Hamilton.

A night of surprises in Northern Ireland - your reaction to the election results. Chris Buckler is in the hot seat.

And how do you sleep well? We speak to a sleep expert

Dog attacks policewoman in North Belfast viral video, tension builds as Northern Ireland prepares to head to the polls tomorrow, trainline closure begins between Belfast and Lisburn and the weather shows no signs of getting better anytime soon. Meanwhile, Türkiye survive by the skin of their teeth against a determined Austria in the European Championships. Mark Simpson is in the hot seat for this exciting episode.

Disabled boy's great grandmothers hit out at sectarian house attack, outside Antrim. Also, Stormont announce extra money for public services and Portugal's Christiano Ronaldo finds redemption from the penalty spot as they beat Slovenia to reach the last 16 of the European Championships.

Homes in a new social housing development just outside Antrim are attacked, the search for missing British teenager Jay Slater is called off by Spanish Police and Jude Bellingham's balletic brilliance keeps England in the European Championships.

Plus, West Belfast Priest is asked to pray for England loss in Euro’s.

Katie - a 20 year old student nurse - attacked and strangled as she tried to help a patient. PPS review decision not to prosecute as nurse speaks out on Nolan after she was attacked by a patient.

Whooping cough, Covid and other respiratory infections - what should you do if you're showing symptoms? GP Dr Alan Stout spoke to Nolan.

And would the introduction of water charges help health service waiting lists?

Pay offer made to striking school support staff. Education Minister Paul Givan and Patrick Mulholland from NIPSA spoke to Nolan.

And environmentalists win their latest legal bid to stop huge caverns under Larne lough

And a fresh row has erupted over a contentious Twelfth parade

And parents asking to increase provision for special needs pupils after 19 years of age.

And is it time tipping became a part of our culture here in Northern Ireland?

UVF members from other battalions were bussed in to support the event.

Also, claims that the cost of running restaurants in Belfast is too expensive

And the story of crowdfunding for a child's life-changing healthcare

Why are rail passengers having to pay more than double than others?

And Reform UK leader Nigel Farage backs DUP candidates despite pact with rivals TUV

And is Northern Ireland's health system facing potential carnage?

320 applications to to access journalists data have been made since 2011.

Also, the Green party want Belfast City Council to go vegan.

Also, could Smokey Bacon crisps be banned in NI over EU health concerns?

‘Catastrophic impacts’ - the warning from Health Trust bosses about potential cuts in our health service. Western Trust chairman Dr Tom Frawley spoke to Nolan.

Also, is the rental market in NI beyond the reach of many working class people?

Also, what happened to Stephen Nolan's big toe?

Gavin Robinson spoke to Nolan.

Also, self driving vehicles could be on UK roads in 2 years.

Health Minister Robin Swann has warned things could get a lot worse

And reaction to the Conservatives plan to bring back national service.

Education Minister Paul Givan is in the studio.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made the shock summer election announcement yesterday

Junior doctors tell Nolan they are struggling to pay their bills as strike begins over pay and conditions.

Also, the Infected Blood Inquiry releases its official report.

Thousands of school support staff go on strike demanding more money.

The Covid Inquiry has now been and gone from Northern Ireland.

Also, NI fiscal council says water charges and higher rates could help budget problems.

Michelle O’Neill spoke at the Covid Inquiry yesterday.

DUP founder Wallace Thompson and Ben Lowry face off on the future of the Union

And more on the tribunal to discover whether journalists were being spied on.

Also, Great Victoria Street station is closing tonight

Also, chaos is being predicted at hospital car parks as Stormont delay causes free parking

Also, Social Workers begin strike action in Family and Childcare services in Belfast Trust

And, security implications for 100's of NI soldiers after a hack of a MOD payroll system.

What is going on within our government?

Also, a paramilitary show of strength in Roselawn cemetery.

Also, another tragedy on the A5 in Tyrone, while upgrades have faced delays & challenges

Also, significant moment for the UK government's Legacy Act today.

Also, the clock is ticking for the availability of vet medicine in NI.

Also, a row is brewing over a rise in asylum seekers crossing into the Republic from NI

But what about some of the other departments like Education and Justice?

Also, a budget for NI is expected to be agreed by Stormont's ministers later today.

Also, a taxi driver shares his concerns with the cycle lane on the Dublin Road in Belfast

Also, EasyJet are investigating if they have a faulty measuring device for cabin bags

Also, a man threatened with arrest for "being openly Jewish" during Palestinian protests

Also, the Royal College of Surgeons says patients are coming to harm due to waiting lists

Also, just how valuable are university degrees these days?

Also, would you report someone if you saw them dropping litter?

Also, the PSNI will close 11 of it's 28 enquiry offices at stations across NI

Also, survivor of the Kingsmill Massacre says he has a duty to seek justice for friends

Also, how do we tackle dog attacks and encourage responsible dog ownership?

Also, England & Wales make assaulting shop workers a separate criminal offence, should NI?

Also, across the 11 council areas in NI, 47 members of staff, earn over £100k per year.

Also, Simon Harris becomes the youngest Taoiseach in the republic today.

He says he knows NI water needs much more investment.

Rates bills start dropping through letterboxes across Northern Ireland this morning.

Also, cannabis has been partially legalised in Germany - should we follow suit?

And eight weeks after our MLA's return to Stormont they're getting a pay rise.

We get the reaction about one of the most seismic political bombshells in NI ever

Nolan sets out what is being proposed.

Also, LPS decide to refund all rates for Victoria Square residents going back 5 years.

Also, Robin Swann wants you to keep paying for hospital parking.

More than 2000 people are waiting for hip replacements in the Belfast Trust area

Also, Dental health in NI is the worst in the UK and dentistry here is in crisis.

The Executive met to discuss the way forward yesterday.

Also, Two new statues unveiled this month by Belfast City Council have cost over £260,000

Should residents have to pay rates for properties they haven't lived in for five years?

Continuing with the coverage of the Victoria Square defective apartments story.

Stephen gets an exclusive interview.

Also, new legislation on the green lane is to come within the 'next few weeks'

And is the Irish Sea Border 'alive and kicking' as Sir Reg Empey claims?

Also on the program, are more public transport strikes on the way?

Also, what do we need to do to protect our children from online predators?

And a listener has been in touch about their parent being evicted from their nursing home

Listen to the Kenova Inquiry press conference in its entirety.

And a health trust have urged the public to stop smoking on hospital grounds.

She says it's about stepping out of comfort zones and "leading from the front"

And are XL bully dogs effectively banned in Northern Ireland?

Why have the PSNI now disciplined one of the officers involved?

Also, is a vote for Alliance a vote for a United Ireland ?

Donaldson says he is firing a reality check to Unionists.

Accusing them of dramatically impeding her disabled sons life without consulting him.

Also, free bus passes - should the age be increased from 60 to state pension age?

Also, over 1,000 additional special education school places needed in NI for September

Schools struggling to provide basic equipment like first-aid kits, pens, pencils and soap.

Also, Belfast businesswoman hits out at more proposed bus and rail strikes for next week.

How much should the GAA pay?

And more on the announcement of the Irish Government cross-border funding.

& work has started at Casement Park this morning.

Where are the ideas from the newly formed Executive?

But where will the £113 million the Government says the Executive has to raise come from?

UK Government say the Executive must raise £113m in extra revenue this year.

And are we any closer to implementing a plan for free childcare?

And has the Irish sea border issue been dealt with? Some DUP figures don't think so

And Paul Girvan talks to Stephen about his first days in the job

And a Belfast trader has voices serious concerns over the future of the city centre.

And John Campbell looks at revenue raising from the Executive.

And who do you think should jump in the boxing ring to face Stephen? Suggestions welcome

We heard reaction from those involved at Stormont and you, the listener.

What is in the legislation and what will it mean for you in the future?

And Stephen's interview with Walter Love from 2014, who recently passed away.

And reaction from you, the listener.

Jeffrey will say he has got progress on the Framework - but how much?

Is a return to Stormont on the horizon?

And what's your opinion on tipping etiquette? Simon Calder tells us his thoughts.

And four more days of strike action from Translink workers in February.

And how has the two days of storm Isha and Jocelyn affected you?

And what are your consumer rights when it comes to flight issues because of storms?

And the incredible story of 3 abandoned siblings who found each other

In depth analysis and reaction from this breaking news from The Nolan Show

And the latest on yesterday's Stormont recall

And the latest on the Post Office inquiry

And new technology behind identifying and repairing potholes.

Also on the programme, unions will walk out in tens of thousands on Thursday.

And as Gladiators returns to our screens, is there appeal for a show that's 30 years old?

And is a nap at work acceptable?

And with masks now a requirement in Spanish hospitals, should UK start doing the same?

Judge throws out 'scandalous' libel claim brought by Sinn Féin MLA Gerry Kelly.

Plus, interview with postmaster who spent 13 weeks in jail in 2006 for false accounting.

And will you be taxed for selling your unwanted stuff on the likes of eBay or Vinted?

What’s going wrong and what can we do about it?

& It is a new year but will it be the same Stormont stalemate?

It's the last Nolan show of the year & what a year it's been.

And how much are you going to spend over Christmas this year?

So where does this leave things days before Christmas?

So what is Chris Heaton Harris's next move?

Is a deal still on the cards?

What should they do?

Could a deal be imminent?

And more on Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill

Also, Car park charges on the way for people using and working at Forestside.

And the famous Nolan snow globes finally arrive!

Plus some unionists have taken issue with the Rwanda Bill's impact in NI

And battle rapper Scott Moore tells us about his war of words with Conor McGregor

And we go live to Boris Johnson at the covid inquiry.

And is Northern Ireland society in deep trouble? Sam McBride thinks so.

And is Northern Ireland society in deep trouble? Sam McBride thinks so.

And Stephen ponders the price of Christmas parties

How will today's strike impact you?

Belfast City Council is now asking the public for their views on the permit scheme

Also, are we as far away from a return to Stormont as we ever were?

A controversial street preacher says he will defy proposed new noise laws in Belfast

Tom Black says his GP surgery has lost money every month for the last year.

Dublin rocked by violent scenes last night

Also £75 million to NI from Autumn Statement - used for Stormont's £300 million overspend

Also, schools could be closed next week as five teaching unions plan a half-day walkout.

He's giving interviews hinting it may be time for the party to go back into Stormont

Also The Nolan Show can reveal that the PSNI want to introduce a new type of speed camera

Also, taxi fares in Northern Ireland increase from next month.

Also over 20,000 fish at a publicly owned Fish Farm in Ballymoney have had to be culled.

Also, life changing drugs for children with Cystic fibrosis to be stopped because of cost.

Also, BMA in NI say they are very concerned about the rise in private GP clinics in NI.

Also on the programme Taxi fares are set to rise across Northern Ireland.

What are your experiences of hospital parking?

And should parents be allowed to buy brand new, cheaper,high street alternative uniforms?

And just how bad has hospital parking got in Northern Ireland?

And a poll suggest that 60% of unionists are opposed to EURO 2028 games at Casement Park

And is Suella Braverman right to request the removal of tents from UK streets?

And the new song from the Beatles - was it worth the effort?

And what next for Annagh Utd,whose pitch is completely submerged in water from the floods

Devastation in parts of the country as storms wreak havoc.

Plus, Holly talks to one of the experts from the hit paranormal podcast 'Uncanny'.

Vets walk out prompting warnings Northern Ireland's meat market could grind to a halt

Or do we need a working government to get those billions of dollars invested here?

Stormont party leaders are meeting with US Special Envoy Joe Kennedy this morning.

Also on the programme a major row over who runs leisure services in one of our councils.

Why were these men allowed anywhere near the court in the first place?

And humanitarian aid finally gets into gaza but is it too little too late?

Also, A tough night for Sir Jeffrey Donaldson as he appeared on the BBC's Question Time.

Has Brexit breathed new life into old antiquated paramilitary structures?

How long before an independent assessment?

A Belfast bar manager says the lack of public transport is killing the night time economy

Can the DUP leader reconcile those who want back to Stormont to save the union?

Is The Windsor framework is here to stay?

The Israeli Gaza conflict rages on, into a sixth day.

Should they have investigated why their numbers were on dealers phones?

Also, Audit Office report 700 thousand people are waiting for outpatient/ inpatient care

But is four years enough?

Plus, A mother on their fight to get support for son’s educational needs.

But where is Northern Ireland going to get the money from?

But how would you feel if you had to work to 75 before you got the state pension?

The BBC understands 130 members of the DUP Executive will meet on Thursday night in Lurgan

Also, Carl Frampton joins Nolan in the studio to talk about his autobiography.

And does joint authority by the British and Irish governments loom?

And more people than ever are taking sick days - what's the impact?

And is it suitable for us to adopt more 20 MPH speed limits?

And more on reports that the prime minister is considering a cut to inheritance tax.

And a documentary expressing the pleas from a mother whose son disappeared in 1974.

Why aren't the limits being cut here?

Thousands of Health workers join pickect lines in a 48 hour strike action over pay

A new test being developed to check how toxic fish are from Lough Neagh

Westminster Draws Up Plans To Take Charge Of Windsor Framework In Northern Ireland

The serious environmental concerns around Lough Neagh continues.

Legal responsibility on farmers to make sure animals don't drink contaminated water.

Also on the programme more than 1 in 4 adults in Northern Ireland are obese

He was critical of those he described as an unelected, small number of opinion formers.

A huge investment conference begins today in Northern Ireland

And this is where 40% of our drinking water comes from.

A Nolan Exclusive

They also voted no confidence in the Chief Operating Officer and Assistant Chief Officer

NIPSA says they aren't being treated the same as other public sector workers

Also, the PSNI Chief Constable Simon Bynre resigns.

Bat-Man Nolan! – Stephen trapped in house on air as bat invades bedroom

They are also looking at any other members of the executive team.

How can both be right?

PSNI buckled to political pressure and sacrificed two Police officers.

One ED consultant tells Nolan the pressure on EDs is worse now than last winter

By the end of September the two coal fired units at Kilroot power station will close

The stone sparked a political row in 2021 - the year of the centenary.

What move does the DUP make now?

The PSNI downgraded the priority of the call.

Also should people who murder children be sentenced to death?or remain in prison for life?

Also, Stephen Nolan is 50 – Is it the age when life begins?

The Secretary of State says Northern Ireland must get public spending under control.

Also, It's results day for thousands of young people who sat A-Levels across the UK

That ban will affect Northern Ireland - So why are we still building these pitches?

Jim Verner lived near the scene of the blast - This is his first broadcast interview.

Are songs about the IRA now acceptable? Is it a form of commemoration? Is it culture?

Also, Chief Constable Simon Byrne apologises to the Policing Board over PSNI data breach

Also PSNI officers across NI contact Nolan, fearful of what the data breach means for them

The first one on one interview with the PSNI's Assistant Chief Constable Chris Todd.

Also, a man pleads for help but left in limbo-but he can't get the bariatric surgery in NI

Also, should children be banned from swimming pools during certain hours?

Loyalist drug feud spreads throughout NI after UDA faction ousted from Newtownards

He says it would be a major embarrassment to hold it while we've no functioning government

Donaldson fires a warning to DUP colleagues who he says are briefing against the party

Also, changes to alcohol duty will push up the prices of some stronger drinks from today.

We seek clarity from the EA for classroom assistants and their payments.

Also, have all party talks with the head of the NI civil service run out of steam?

And should disabled blue badge owners pay for parking in council car parks?

Also, major safety concerns for staff and patients at Royal Victoria Hospital.

Also, major safety concerns for staff and patients at Royal Victoria Hospital.

And is the world of football transfers about to be changed forever with Kylian Mbappe?

And Simon Calder updates us with the Rhodes fires & travel companies still selling seats

And a caller gets in touch with a pest problem that's mis-bee-having.

And are seagulls out of control in Belfast? the birds seem to be everywhere!

And has there been enough hype surrounding the Women's World Cup?

And Holly chats to Derek Heatly who hopes to blast off into space very soon

And are the high temperatures across Europe having an effect on tourism?

And comedian Geoff Norcott talks about what makes a typical British bloke.

And more on Michelle O'Neills statement on the Covid 19 public enquiry.

And the power of going sober with Radio 1's Dean McCullough

And Simon Calder updates us on the Easyjet crisis.

And Holly chats to Ireland's first-ever gymnastics world champion Rhys McClenaghan.

Plus, UFU warns of level of Bovine TB in Northern Ireland.

Plus, Row over billboards promoting OnlyFans account in London.

Plus, NHS celebrates 75 years – Are days numbered for the service as we know it?

Plus, should people face bigger bills for ‘oversized’ burials?

Plus, Stormont inaction could mean food is being grown on toxic land.

The man who ran the Stormont payment system slams what he says is a total failure

Jude Whyte's mother was murdered by the UVF

Many businesses haven't been told yet that they wont be getting their money in September.

It was approved without a vote at the council's Strategic Police & Resources Committee

And we ask if anyone has seen local busker John Garrity's music equipment

And should you have to pay more on flights if you're overweight?

Also, Taps ‘aff! Should Belfast men cover up when the sun comes?

And more on the special needs protest.

And more discussion on the Craigyhill bonfire

And the RSPB comment on the attacks on the public by Seagulls.

Plus, QUB students protest and Public Ombudsman’s report.

Jane - not her real name - has suffered decades of trauma

Also, consultation on dual language signs to be erected at a Belfast leisure centre

DUP say British government should be ‘embarrassed’ as Republic of Ireland steps up to fund student nursing places in NI.

His involvement in the event was condemned by IRA victims, unionists and the Irish gov.

Why were flags taken down near the police facilities - but remain yards away near homes?

Also, why are STI diagnoses continuing to rise in young people?

A bonfire so big it could break a Guinness world record - aim of bonfire builders in Larne

Also, UVF flags now outside Windsor Park.

Video posted on social media shows a group of young people attacking a man on the ground

And could those turning 60 be about to lose out on free public transport?

Also, paramilitary flags are even outside the PSNI's Garnerville base and at Tesco.

And how far off is a border poll?

And is it time for Stephen to get a wig?

Also, what’s next for Philip Schofield? And has he actually done anything wrong?

And Stephen talks to Lewis Boyle - the youngest ever elected poltitical rep in NI

And should we follow the Republic and mandate health labelling on alcoholic drinks?

And more consequences of budget cuts for community transport.

And East Belfast GAA club have said they are are 'disheartened' by a security alert

And lots of reaction from callers.

And the latest on Harry and Meghan's "near catastrophic car chase"

Also, older people living in sheltered accommodation fear cuts to support services.

And should there be alternatives to jail for some crimes?

And how will the Irish government spend their corporation tax windfall?

And what's the fascination with the Balmoral Show?

And is it time for a new national anthem?

Plus, Donald Trump says he will appeal the sexual abuse verdict of a New York jury.

And is the marathon inclusive because it's on a Sunday?

And Carl Frampton speaks about his new show on mental health.

Also, Christian football fans raise concerns over Irish Cup Final being played this Sunday

Sir Nigel Hamilton -former head of the Civil Service here -has met him more than 10 times

Also, is it time to think about replacing the UK's national anthem?

Also, another new Covid 19 variant - should face masks be making a return?

Also, will you be pledging a public oath of allegiance to the new King?

And it's the 41st year of the Belfast marathon this weekend, now with live BBC coverage

And more strikes across Northern Ireland lead to school closures.

And Maghaberry Prison visit booking problems.

And Congratulations! .. You didn't get a ticket for the Coronation.

And the latest on Sudan.

And we pay tribute to the late Barry Humpries.

And more on the UK wide alarm test on Sunday.

How do you feel about life here 25 years after the Agreement?

And more on the gala dinner to mark the 25th anniversary of the GFA

And the price of potholes.

And a follow up on our exclusive story about the comments from GCHQ

A special Nolan Investigation.

Plus, have you been watching BBC police drama 'Blue Lights'?

The US President Joe Biden is in Belfast for a flying visit.

And is President Biden getting a sugar coated version of life in NI?

Assistant Chief Constable Bobby Singleton spoke to Nolan

Minister Steve Baker points the finger at Stormont ministers for the budget mess

The Secretary of State could hand out the money - but he isn't doing it either.

Is it a reasonable charge for burying a loved one?

The car was parked just metres away from the gates of Dundonald Police station.

20 Masked men standing outside a courthouse in Newtownards in broad daylight

How bad is the problem in NI and what are the authorities doing about it?

Also,more attacks on properties -the dispute between rival factions of the UDA rumbles on.

And student medic has contacted us saying she has graduated, but there are no jobs here

And more on how a court hears that the UVF control the illegal drug trade in East Belfast

Plus, is Portstewart one of the best seaside towns in the UK?

Plus, Government’s food tsar slams "insane" failure to act on obesity.

After school and homework support gone from Holy Trinity Youth Centre

Where does that leave the people of Northern Ireland?

Also, George Best Belfast City Airport introduce £3 drop off charge at the express area.

Could you be paying more to plug the gap?

If money can't be found health officials say the public can expect "high impact cuts"

Also, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces his budget later today - what will it mean for NI?

Also PSNI plans new platform for cyclists to upload footage of motorists' careless driving

He was suspended after he tweeted criticism of the government's migrants policy.

Police Federation for NI call for "campaign" to fight PSNI cuts.

And, PSNI freeze recruitment amid financial pressures.

Vinny Hurrell sits in for Stephen.

Plus, reaction to further planned strike action.

Lord Trimble was instrumental in the negotiation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.

Plus, Belfast barber shares story of growing up in care system & battle with addiction.

The rate will rise from 20p per mile to 30ppm for an initial six month period.

Belfast Live report costs of protecting properties from fires and the clean-up afterwards

It's nearly 6 weeks since the DUP blocked the formation of an Assembly

Sponsors yet to receive payments in NI. Stormont say payments are expected in early July.

Plus, our investigation into graves in NI continues.

A radical new law proposed from foreign secretary Liz Truss to tackle the NI protocol.

The assembly is scheduled to meet for the first time since the 5 May election

The DUP want movement on Brexit trading arrangements before re-entering Stormont.

DUP veteran Jim Wells supports TUV's candidate for the upcoming assembly election

Commissioner for Older People, Eddie Lynch is taking the Department of Health to court

Do we all have a morale duty to take in refugees if we can?

Plus Stephen blown away by father who shares story of 9 year old son with leukaemia

Mr Beattie said the tweets were "pretty horrific" and he was "deeply ashamed" of them.

Ex-PSNI Chief says McGuinness acted 'with integrity'

SDLP leader considers tabling a motion in Westminster to remove the title of DFM

Bars and restaurants were placed under fresh restrictions after Christmas

Peers in the House of Lords debate a government plan to bring back double jobbing.

BBC licence fee to be frozen at £159 for two years, government confirms

It will bring Northern Ireland into line with the rest of the UK

Sammy Wilson has been criticised for a tweet about new Covid-19 rules in Northern Ireland

Economy Minister announces an extension for 'Spend Local' scheme

Bar owner begs the NI Executive to make a decision

"bypass the politicians" and do the smart thing says Dr. Tom Black, Chair of the BMA.

Do we need more restrictions to deal with Omicron?

PM declares national emergency over Omicron variant

Should NI be cancelling Christmas parties?

Could the 'Soldier's Song' be played along with 'God Save the Queen' at NI matches?

150 people fined on London transport on one single day for not wearing a mask

German leaders have agreed to bar unvaccinated people from much of public life.

Is the DUP damaging the health message in NI and could that put lives at risk?

Dr Patricia Donnelly outlines plans for booster vaccine

Dr Angelique Coetzee treated the first patient to present with the new symptoms

Justice Minister asked to "take the lead" in managing compliance around face coverings

Ministers voted in favour of Covid vaccine passports being introduced in December.

Patients lives are at risk warns Health Service whistle blower

His proposal comes two weeks after social distancing rules were eased.

Ambulances are being diverted, except in cases of immediate life-threatening situations.

The Nolan show have been inundated with examples of problems.

The EU is due to bring forward proposals this week for reforming the Irish Sea border

A million people throughout NI will receive their free high street £100 vouchers soon.

Are water and prescription charges a fairer way to raise money for health and education?

UUP leader Doug Beattie spoke to Nolan.

Samantha Willis’s husband speaks out for the first time about how Covid meant she never got to hold her newborn baby. He is imploring people to take the vaccine.

BBC News NI is reporting that ts thought he caught fire after adding fuel to the bonfire.

Stephen spoke to the Political Editor at the Irish Independent.

Big questions for the Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey.

His pick for Economy Minister - Paul Frew - talks to Nolan.

How Brexit is implemented in NI is one of the biggest issues facing the country.

UUP leader Steve Aiken is questioned by Stephen Nolan.

Officials apologise over the treatment of vulnerable patients in Muckamore Abbey Hospital

Should Sinn Fein retract attack on medical experts and the Prime Minister?

A Belfast call centre has also temporarily closed over coronavirus.

Five new cases of coronavirus announced in NI over the weekend.

Northern Ireland will be the only part of the UK where emergency legislation to block terrorists being automatically freed from jail won't apply. UUP MLA Doug Beattie has called on the UK Government to rethink its policy. He spoke to Stephen this morning along with commentator Phil Kelly. Also on the podcast, Secretary of State Julian Smith has been sacked by Boris Johnson in cabinet reshuffle. Is he a big loss to politics in Northern Ireland? Stephen spoke to UUP MLA Doug Beattie, SDLP MP Claire Hanna, News Letter deputy editor Ben Lowry, commentators Jamie Bryson, Alex Kane and Mairia Cahill, and Margaret McGuckin from SAVIA.

A Nolan exclusive – major questions around election in Northern Ireland. A whistle blower who worked in the Electoral Office speaks out.

But he's been accused of humiliating the DUP and betraying Unionism.

BBC NI Controller intervenes on Belfast Pride parade

The NIO bans all photos of the Queen from its walls

Intimidation on lampposts – are the police doing enough?

Dissident republicans try to murder police officers in a booby trap bomb attack

After a quiet build-up to the twelfth, the weekend saw a return of familiar headlines.

Plus, Stephen talks to a caller about their Father's experience in the health service.

Stephen spoke to the GP Dr George O'Neill and asked if he was surprised by the figures.

Shocking revelations about issues within the health service in Northern Ireland.

The Belfast boxer was fighting on St. Patricks night in New York's Madison Square Garden

The PPS said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute 16 other soldiers

Plus, fallout after more long delays at Belfast International Airport.

It's a charity that is supposed to prevent poverty and hardship in one of our most vulnerable communities, the Roma community. This morning, a special Nolan Show investigation reveals what a powerful father and son have been up to in the Roma community. Hear the secret recordings, political reaction and from those on the front line in this Nolan investigation.

Is violence at Gaelic football getting out of control? Brawls at a string of recent GAA matches have led to concerns the game's reputation is being tarnished by violence. One former GAA star has described some of the recent fights as thuggery in the Irish News this week. Recently there were scenes of fighting just off the pitch between players and others at Sunday's match between Downpatrick Russell Gaelic Union and Ballyholland Harps. This followed an on pitch brawl on Thursday between Slaughtneil and Ballinderry reserves. So does Gaelic football have a problem with on-field violence? Is it any worse than soccer or rugby? And if so, what's the solution? Vinny spoke to sports journalist Steven Beacom and commentator Daithi McKay.

It should have been a showcase of mixed martial arts excellence but UFC 229 in Las Vegas went from being a spectacular night of MMA to one of the most controversial events in the sport's history. Violent skirmishes broke out following Khabib Nurmagomedov's victory over Conor McGregor. This isn't the first time that there have been ugly scenes that have involved Conor McGregor, earlier this year he was involved in a backstage melee at a New York City arena in which he was caught on camera hurling a hand truck at a bus full of fighters. He was sentenced to community service. Is McGregor becoming bad for the sport? Vinny got the views of commentators Brendan Mulgrew and Chris Suitor. Also on the podcast, James Bond will "probably" never be played by a female actress, the film series' executive producer has said. Barbara Broccoli, who is in charge of casting 007, told the Guardian: "Bond is male. He's a male character. He was written as a male and I think he'll probably stay as a male." But after 26 movies is it time for a female Bond? Vinny got the views of commentators Emma Woolf and Lembit Opik.

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