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  1. A South Belfast group wants flags to come down in mixed areas

    SBRAF's Dominica McGowan and former UKIP councillor Bob Stoker debate the issue.

  2. A schoolgirl from east London who travelled to Syria to join the Islamic State group says she wants to return to Britain.

    Do we have a duty to care or a duty to punish?

  3. A report on Brexit says it has already done damage to devolution both in NI and Scotland, and has led to greater polarisation

    We speak to co-author Dr Katy Hayward from Queen's University and DUP MP Sammy Wilson

  4. A report into sectarianism here proposes the creation of a new government department to tackle it. Is this the solution?

    We hear from one of the authors of the report and debate its proposals.

  5. A repeat sex offender has said no treatment can help him and he wants to return to prison. What should be done?

    Gareth McGibbon is a social worker and Jim Gamble is the former head of CEOP.

  6. A professor at the Presbyterian Church's theological college has been dismissed for comments he made on Talkback last summer

    Laurence Kirkpatrick was speaking about diversity and inclusion for LGBT students

  7. A Police Ombudsman condemns the police investigation into the murder of a nationalist politician in 1974 as "wholly inadequate"

    William talks to family members of victims who are anxious that inquests may not happen

  8. A parent challenges her daughter's school as she is required to wear a skirt rather than her preferred trousers

    Teacher Simon Warr and journalist Leona O'Neill discuss.

  9. A panel of experts answer your questions on the coronavirus pandemic

    We hear from Professor Ian Young, Dr Sinead McGuinness & Dr Alan Stout.

  10. A Pact without saying it's a Pact?

    Is the SDLP giving Sinn Fein a free run by standing a low profile candidate in N Belfast?

  11. A Pact without saying it's a Pact?

    Is the SDLP giving Sinn Fein a free run by standing a low profile candidate in N Belfast?

  12. A Northern Irish economist says that tomorrow's action based on a demand for pay parity is 鈥渘ot as strong as it looks鈥�.

    In less than 23 hours, tens of thousands of public sector workers across NI go on strike

  13. A Northern Ireland charity says it's supporting more than 100 army veterans who have tried to take their own lives.

    We talk to DUP MLA Brenda Hale, Jude Collins and Robert McCartney

  14. A new study reveals that one in three of us are on non-speaking terms with family following arguments after a relative's death

    The study by Independent Age found that the majority of conflicts are materialistic.

  15. A new statue of George Best has been unveiled but does it seem like a fitting tribute to him?

    We discuss the statue and hear from the artist behind it Tony Currie

  16. A new report on religion in public life says schools should drop Christian worship and focus on their real mission - education.

    Should children practice religious worship in schools?

  17. A new report from Ulster University suggests that the way NI schools are governed reinforces community division

    We discuss this with academics, politicians and commentators.

  18. A new political party for Northern Ireland?

    Does NI need a new party to appeal to Christian voters - both Catholics and Protestants?

  19. A new loyalism initiative: Is it time for loyalism to come out of the cold?

    Loyalist Community Council begins today - is this the moment loyalism comes out of cold?

  20. A new ad campaign seeks to "normalise periods" with explicit imagery

    We discuss with Pastor Paul Burns and blogger Barbara Whearty.

  21. A month to polling day, but are politicians addressing the issues that matter to you?

    What are the issues that will affect your decision on how to vote?

  22. A marketing consultant says he was cropped out of a newspaper picture because he's black

    A newspaper faces claims of racism after it crops a black person out of a picture.

  23. A look back at Gerry Adams' legacy on his final full day as Sinn F茅in president

    Suzanne Breen, Malachi O'Doherty, Danny Morrison and Andr茅e Murphy discuss.

  24. A leaked government report warns of food and medicine shortages if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

    We discuss what a no deal Brexit would actually mean.

  25. A knight against the empire

    A knight against the British empire: This morning on The Nolan Show, Sir James Galway...

  26. A judge has ruled that the Executive is acting unlawfully in delaying the introduction of a pension scheme for Troubles victims

    On this afternoon's show we heard from victims campaigners, politicians & took your calls

  27. A hugely important day for the many victims of the infected blood scandal. The final report of the public inquiry is published.

    We discuss the findings of the public inquiry into the infected blood scandal.

  28. A hospital returns a donation of 拢2,500 from a group of men - because they dressed up as nurses to raise the money.

    Would YOU have turned down that donation?

  29. A horrific double-murder in Newtownabbey brings home again the reality of male violence against women

    Is our system failing women and girls?

  30. A High Court judge says the Ombudsman's report of police collusion in the Loughinisland massacre is "unsustainable in law"

    We have reaction on what this means for the Loughinisland families' pursuit of justice.

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