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Thu, 3 Dec 09
Duration:
44 mins
The Assembly's health committee will urge Health Minister Michael McGimpsey to bring back the matron, after concerns were raised recently about hygiene standards in hospitals. And why does the Department of Health not publish mortality rates in Northern Ireland. Also was it the chuckle brother image or standing side by side with the Chief Constable after the dissident murders that put Martin McGuiness on top of the Belfast Telegraph poll.
Wed, 2 Dec 09
Duration:
56 mins
Anger from politicians as they react to comments made by the Chief Constable Matt Baggott, about the issue of dissident Republicans around border areas...
Tue, 1 Dec 09
Duration:
49 mins
If hoods were ruining your life what would you do? We hear from Twinbrook residents; Concern over Knockbracken decision to treat men and women with severe mental health problems in one hospital ward.
Mon, 30 Nov 09
Duration:
35 mins
It'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.
Fri, 27 Nov 09
Duration:
33 mins
There 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.
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