The State of Us Episodes Episode guide
-
Familiar faces return to count The State of the Budget
Familiar faces return to count The State of the Budget
-
EXTRA: Religious education in schools – Supreme Court ruling explained
The Supreme Court has ruled Christian-focused RE taught in NI schools is unlawful
-
EXTRA: Race riots in Ballymena
What is happening in Ballymena? Tara and Declan look at a second night of violence
-
EXTRA: Gerry Adams v The BBC – The Verdict
Tara Mills and Declan Harvey talk about Gerry Adams’ libel win against the BBC
-
Do mugshots matter?
Why did the PSNI delay publishing a mugshot of a rapist on the run?
-
Did Northern Ireland really inspire Trump's Israel/Gaza peace plan?
And can mediators and negotiators learn anything from our past?
-
Cookstown hotel crush: The ‘open wound’ of Greenvale
Greenvale witnesses: ‘We were there when friends died – it’s like an open wound’
-
Christmas with May McFettridge
Northern Ireland’s favourite panto dame on funeral gigs and how he saved a life
-
Chasing politicians into churches and more
The Burke family come north, plus hospital waiting lists and house prices.
-
Britain’s ‘golden egg’ spy in the IRA
A Stakeknife pantomime: Who was Freddie Scappaticci, the dead spy Britain still protects?
-
Bonus: Kneecap’s Mo Chara terrorism case thrown out
What happened in court and the reaction from outside – Kelly Bonner speaks to Declan
-
Blue Lights – the new series
The award winning police drama was the brainchild of producer Louise Gallagher
-
A mother jailed for cruelty and assault against her son – Jamie’s story
Knifed and forced to eat cat litter – just some of the abuse Jamie suffered
-
12/10/2025
Tara Mills and Declan Harvey react to and reflect on news stories in a BBC NI podcast.
-
“I’ve lost 9 stone in 9 months using weight loss jabs”
“I’ve lost 9 stone in 9 months using weight loss jabs” and it’s been “life changing”
-
“I lost £5,000 after going to an IVF middleman”
What do you do when the IVF company you’re using goes bust?