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Sinn Fein accused the DUP of having a "train wreck strategy" on Policing and Justice.
Mon, 30 Nov 09
Duration:
35 minsIt's crunch time in the debate about when Policing and Justice powers should be handed over to Stormont. Sinn Fein warn of political consequences if a date isn't set by Christmas. And A cross community poll puts Martin McGuiness at the top of the political pops.
Is the damning sexual abuse report from the Dublin Archdiocese just the tip of the iceberg? Friday 27th November 2009
Fri, 27 Nov 09
Duration:
33 minsThere have been calls for the inquiry held into the abuse in the diocese of Dublin to extended throughout Ireland. We hear from Father Pat McCafferty a priest from Down and Connor who's now working in a parish in Dublin. He was abused as a trainee priest himself. We also hear from a caller who we called Gerry who speaks about being abused by Priests.
Newspaper editor attacked in grounds off Belfast City Hall. Thursday 26th November
Thu, 26 Nov 09
Duration:
27 minsSunday World's Northern Editor Jim McDowell talks about being attacked while out socialising at Belfast Continental Market. Also a listener contacts the show to tell Stephen how she called the police when she got a flat tyre, which prompted the question "do you know how to change a flat tyre?"
Festive fun turns ugly as rival gangs clash at Christmas switch on. Wednesday 25th November 2009
Wed, 25 Nov 09
Duration:
39 minsFamilies with young children and tourists turned out to see Bob The Builder switch on the Christmas lights in Belfast, however the fun turned ugly as rival teenage gangs clashed. Also, after Mike Allen's incredible story of a road accident that left him with horrific injuries we hear from Superintendent Muir Clarke head of road policing and Road Safety Minister Edwin Poots
Is there anything we can do to stop boy racers? Tuesday 24th November 2009
Tue, 24 Nov 09
Duration:
32 minsThe incredible story of Mike Allen who's life changed dramatically in 2007 when he was in a road accident that left him with horrific injuries. Last week the boy racer who caused the accident was jailed for a year. An incredible story of physical and mental recovery.
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Play recent episodes
- Sinn Fein accused the DUP of having a "train wreck strategy" on Policing and Justice.
- Is the damning sexual abuse report from the Dublin Archdiocese just the tip of the iceberg? Friday 27th November 2009
- Newspaper editor attacked in grounds off Belfast City Hall. Thursday 26th November
- Festive fun turns ugly as rival gangs clash at Christmas switch on. Wednesday 25th November 2009
- Is there anything we can do to stop boy racers? Tuesday 24th November 2009
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