Best of Nolan

BBC

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

Business owner raises serious concerns over drug use and crime in Belfast City Centre ahead of Fleadh

Nine year old organ donation champion Dáithí gets lifesaving heart transplant after 8 year wait – his father speaks on Nolan

Serious disorder in west Belfast – many young people involved. Parents watching on. What should be done to stop it?

Andy Burnham to become Labour leader - what could it mean for Northern Ireland?

Is it time for an outright ban on e-scooters and e-scramblers in Northern Ireland?

BBC Licence Fee – no longer ‘fit for purpose’ says new Director General – so, what should replace it?

How would loyalist culture, like bonfires, be accommodated in the event of a united Ireland? What would have to change?

Homes set alight, man dies after falling from pyre: is it time for tighter bonfire regulation?

Should police have intervened before a bonfire in Moygashel, which had a replica of a mosque on top of it, was lit?

Replica of mosque placed on top of loyalist bonfire condemned as ‘anti-Muslim hatred’

Bonfire protection : homeowner living close to a bonfire criticises Housing Executive for only boarding up some properties

Police trial new camera that detects speeding vehicles from up to 1km away- sneaky surveillance or right move to catch drivers?

Casement Park : DUP Sports Minister Gordon Lyons talks to Nolan about a ‘reduced capacity’ redevelopment

Loyalist paramilitaries - including paramilitary leaders - involved in recent racist disorder says Chief Constable

DUP leader Gavin Robinson on Nolan about budget talks and Donaldson fall out

Donaldson scandal : DUP faces further scrutiny

Donaldson scandal – continuing questions for the DUP

Donaldson scandal – what are the implications for the DUP and its safeguarding policies?

Stormont recovers ‘back-up data’ in electric car charging row

NI Civil Service staff told not to participate in Pride parades in 'official capacity’ – organisers are ‘deeply disappointed’