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Former UVF commander turned 'supergrass' Gary Haggarty has sentence reduced from 35 years to six and a half

We hear from some of the relatives of Haggarty's victims and solicitor P谩draig 脫 Muirigh

• 32 mins

The Republic sets the date for the referendum on abortion laws...if you had a vote, how would you cast it?

Marion Woods from Life NI and Grainne Teggert from Amnesty International discuss.

• 43 mins

The government is offering 拢1 million a year to any community willing to host a nuclear waste dump, would you live next to one?

We ask Green Party leader Steven Agnew MLA and businessman Irwin Armstrong.

• 29 mins

A film by an NI Christian group advocating 'gay cure therapy' is banned from a London cinema. Is this an attack on free speech?

Gavin Boyd from the Rainbow Project and Luke Gittos from Spiked Online discuss.

• 35 mins

The Taoiseach and the Prime Minister are at Stormont amid speculation that the DUP and Sinn F茅in may be close to a deal

Our panel share their thoughts and ask what kind of deal may now be on the table.

• 52 mins

With lack of agreement on an Irish Language Act, we examine how the language acts work in Scotland and Wales

Experts in Gaelic and Welsh language acts, Conradh na Gaeilge, and Jim Allister discuss.

• 37 mins

Boris Johnson makes a pitch to unite the UK saying those who voted to remain have nothing to fear from Brexit

Do you believe him? We ask SDLP MLA Claire Hanna and Hugh Bennett of Brexit Central.

• 34 mins

Is it time to take the power out of the hands of politicians and back into the people's? Is it time to call an election?

Former SF MLA Daith铆 McKay, DUP MP Sammy Wilson and journalist Amanda Ferguson discuss.

• 43 mins

Should Westminster legislate for same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland over the heads of the collapsed Stormont Assembly?

Devolution expert Alan Trench, Ged Killen MP and the Rainbow Project's Gavin Boyd discuss

• 33 mins

We hear from a Belfast woman who can't walk down the street without getting abuse simply because she has a facial disfigurement

Thirty-three year old Janine Howard shares her story.

• 24 mins

Sinn F茅in calls for the two governments to re-form the Intergovernmental Conference and start making decisions about Stormont

Is that now the best way out of our political impasse?

• 35 mins

Jeremy Corbyn wants the UK to stay in the customs union after Brexit. Is that the Brexit plan the country has been looking for?

We ask Conservative MP Nigel Evans and Dugald McCullough from the NI Labour Party.

• 36 mins

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.

• 37 mins

The Secretary of State says she is 'minded' to make cuts to MLA salaries. Should they be cut?

We ask Slugger O'Toole's David McCann and The Belfast Telegraph's Suzanne Breen.

• 35 mins

Queen's University row after Irish and English bilingual sign motion passes

Ciar谩n Mac Giolla Bh茅in of Conradh na Gaeilge and UUP councillor Chris McGimpsey discuss.

• 36 mins

Has our deaf community been forgotten in the minority languages debate?

Majella McAteer from the British Deaf Association joined us along with her interpreter.

• 20 mins

Should someone with a terrorist past be able to join the Victims & Survivors' Forum?

Victims' campaigners Alan McBride and Kenny Donaldson and author Jude Collins discuss.

• 27 mins

Police say they are treating the distribution of anti-Islam pamphlets in south Belfast as a hate incident

An extremist group calling itself Generation Sparta posted leaflets in the Ravenhill area

• 43 mins

Why should schools in Northern Ireland be permitted to employ teachers based on their religion?

Alliance MLA Chris Lyttle and former school principal Michelle Markem discuss.

• 31 mins

Why should schools in Northern Ireland be permitted to employ teachers based on their religion?

Alliance MLA Chris Lyttle and former school principal Michelle Markem discuss.

• 31 mins

Mary-Lou McDonald refers to Londonderry - has Sinn F茅in launched a new charm offensive aimed at winning over unionists?

Andr茅e Murphy, Rev David Latimer, Nelson McCausland and P谩draic Mac Coitir discuss.

• 36 mins

The Labour Party says that after the decision to suspend parliament, the Prime Minister is behaving like a dictator?

Do you agree? Is this a regime rather than a government?

• 25 mins

Chaos over Covid travel passports

It's been a week of chaos for those trying to get covid passports to travel

• 46 mins

What should we do about homelessness?

Two women share their first hand experiences of struggling to live without a home.

• 31 mins

Whose responsibility should it be to enforce Covid restrictions?

Is there any point in having rules in place if they are not being enforced?

• 41 mins

Is it time for politicians here to take more risks?

25 years ago, Mo Mowlam went into the Maze Prison to try to save the peace process.

• 36 mins

Is our health service now beyond repair, or can it be fixed?

What should it look like? Should it include more cross-border co-operation?

• 36 mins

Day Two of the co-ordinated big push to get our MLAs back to work.

Can the two governments and the party leaders deliver us a government here again?

• 37 mins

Nine PSNI officers were sacked last year for misconduct which had a sexual or domestic element, there are 74 ongoing cases.

What more does the PSNI need to do to restore public confidence?

• 29 mins

PSNI cuts number of police to lowest ever level

Guests discuss how significant this shortfall in funding is.

• 37 mins