Best of Nolan

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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

Episodes

DUP's Gordon Lyons hits back as Sinn Féin accuse him of being afraid of Irish language and identity

Nolan exclusive - 14 year old arrested following stabbing of another teenager in Bangor

How are bonfire builders getting their hands on thousands of blue and red pallets?

Is the Ulster Unionist Party about to push out former leader Doug Beattie?

Justice Minister takes aim at character references saying in cases of abuse they are not worth the paper they are written on

UUP and Alliance clash over comments about misogyny in the PSNI

Who's responsibility is it to remove hazardous waste from a bonfire site in Belfast's Village area?

Systemic failures and a culture of misogyny within the PSNI – the findings of a review into the killing of Katie Simpson

‘Differs’ took over a main road in west Belfast but why didn’t the police do more about the illegal car event?

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher promises to crack down on Illegal e-bikes

A suspended sentence for an abhorrent racist attack – is that proper justice?

Give me the money back – Naomi Long demands departments hand back funding taken from Justice

Security sources tell Nolan high explosives were used in the bomb at Dunmurry police station

DUP leader challenges Sinn Féin over their public support for the PSNI

Car bomb explosion at police station treated as attempted murder - Chief Constable speaks to Nolan

Furious response from Bobby Sands Trust after planning enforcement investigation over statue of IRA hunger striker is reviewed

80 year old out of her home since December. Housing Executive and Firmus Energy blame each other on repairs not being done

DUP welcome £50M defence investment in NI others say it’s funding the war industry

Coerced, controlled and advertised for sex – over 500 women posted on pimping websites every day in NI

What level of vetting is there in Northern Ireland for top public sector roles? And who is made aware of it?