
Stephen Nolan's no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day has made it the biggest show in the country. An unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment.
Fri, 24 May 13
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19 mins
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The UK's favourite soap stars are portraying irresponsible lifestyles, with unhealthy eating habits, potentially dangerous amounts of alcohol drinking and alarmingly low levels of physical activity. That's according to a report by Co-operative Food of more than 830 scenes of the UK's four most popular soaps. Do YOU agree? Are they setting a bad example for us all or do we need to take responsibility for our own choices and decisions? Journalists Andrea McVeigh and Niamh Horan discuss! And also on the programme 20 thousand people in Northern Ireland suffer from Epilepsy... and as part of Epilepsy Awareness Week charities are trying to banish some of the myths surrounding the condition. Corrin Warmington's son George was just 3 when he was diagnosed with a rare form of epilepsy. He's now 5 but Corrin says it's been a steep learning curve.
Thu, 23 May 13
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35 mins
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Stephen talks about the fatal attack on a member of the armed forces yesterday. Asghar Bukhari, John O'Connor, Doug Beattie, Roy Greenslade and Nolan Callers react.
Wed, 22 May 13
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43 mins
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A massive shock for households this morning as electricity prices are set to be increased by nearly 18 percent. Stephen wants to be marooned somewhere offshore, so he can lose some weight! The idea is he'll be stranded there and the team will airlift food into me.
Tue, 21 May 13
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29 mins
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'Stop demonising children' is the message to policing bodies from the Commissioner for Children and Young People. Patricia Lewsley-Mooney has taken exception to a police leaflet in Moira, warning against street football. The Commissioner has also criticised a poster campaign in Belfast, showing a youth in a hoodie and asking parents if they they know where their children are. Callers react.
Mon, 20 May 13
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35 mins
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Gay marriage takes another step towards becoming legal in England and Wales today as it's debated again by MPs. The same-sex marriage bill returns to the Commons and it looks set to worsen the recent tensions between David Cameron and some sections of his party. Many Conservative MPs are expected to oppose the measure in a series of free votes on the bill for couples in England & Wales. Of course gay marriage won't become legal in Northern Ireland with the DUP vowing to block it.
Fri, 17 May 13
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15 mins
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Business owners on the north coast say a decision to close the A2 between Benone and Downhill will have a devastating impact on their businesses.
Thu, 16 May 13
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23 mins
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Rathcoole residents anger at a 21 hour delay in the PSNI response to reports that a man was acting suspiciously in front of their children.
Wed, 15 May 13
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38 mins
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Doctors and managers say major changes must occur to avoid the collapse of our A&E Departments.
Tue, 14 May 13
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43 mins
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A PSNI warning that a legal limbo here could make it tougher to track down paedophiles, gangsters, drug dealers and people traffickers
Mon, 13 May 13
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19 mins
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Coleen Nolan on fame, money and her sister's Bernie's incurable cancer.
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