Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Row as Belfast City Council secure court order to stop further collection of wood on four bonfire sites
Is this a game changing moment for Northern Ireland?
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Row as Belfast City Council consults over new laws to tackle 'noise nuisance' from street preachers and buskers
A controversial street preacher says he will defy proposed new noise laws in Belfast
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Roma exploitation scandal – Nolan investigation continues
Questions for LORAG about what they knew around the Roma exploitation scandal
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Robin Swann to step down as Health Minister to campaign for Westminster only weeks after Executive return
Also, a man threatened with arrest for "being openly Jewish" during Palestinian protests
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Robin Swann to discuss people being double vaccinated to receive a high street voucher with the Executive
Should you have to be double vaccinated to receive £100 high street voucher?
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Robert Hamill Inquiry : serious flaws in RUC investigation, but officers could not have prevented the murder
Also - should we introduce a 'tourist tax' to Belfast? Stephen Watson talks to callers.
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Road blockages in protest over war in Gaza - is that a just form of protest? And is it supported?
concerns from some local politicians about protests bringing Belfast traffic to a halt.
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Rising popularity of weight loss jabs – they sound to good to be true, are they?
Nolan talks to Ulster University obesity expert Prof Alex Miras
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RHI stand-off – will SF bring things “to an end
A speech by Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has added to political uncertainty.
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RHI situation at “tipping point.” Could the scandal bring down Stormont?
Warnings that the Renewable Heating Incentive scandal could bring down Stormont.
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RHI public inquiry - former DUP minister Jonathan Bell gives evidence
RHI public inquiry - former DUP minister Jonathan Bell starts to give his oral evidence.
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RHI Post It Notes - DUP Leader Arlene Foster and Dr Andrew Crawford give evidence to the RHI inquiry
Newsletter political editor Sam McBride has been following the inquiry
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RHI Inquiry: DUP leader Arlene Foster and key former SpAds face Inquiry panel
Newsletter political editor Sam McBride looks at what to expect throughout the week.
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RHI Inquiry: Arlene Foster "signed a blank cheque" by putting her signature to a statement that RHI was value for money
RHI is one of the biggest political rows to have happened over recent times.
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RHI crisis a major test for Executive and power-sharing at Stormont - how will it play out?
A day of drama at Stormont yesterday with politicians storming out of Assembly chamber.
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RHI boiler owners face further cuts under proposals by Stormont civil servants
Stephen speaks with News Letter Political Editor Sam McBride.
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Revelations regarding the DUP leader Arlene Foster
What is happening within the biggest Unionist party in NI?
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Revelations from the Paradise Papers puts three stars of hit BBC comedy "Mrs Brown's Boys" under the spotlight
Plus, we speak to Panorama reporter Richard Bilton about the Paradise Papers
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Rev Mervyn Gibson fears “united Ireland by stealth” under a Boris Johnson Brexit deal
Rev Mervyn Gibson has said that a campaign of Civil disobedience could be called for
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Rev Harold Good believes NI is 'once more at a crossroads'.
Rev Harold Good, ten years after the IRA announced the end of its armed campaign.
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Return to full lockdown possible in NI warns Chief Medical Officer
Robin Swann and Dr Michael McBride were on Nolan this morning.
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Return Belfast Zoo's animals to their natural habitats within 5 years - that's the call from Sinn Fein
Plus, PSNI launches new recruitment campaign.
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Retired nurses on the front line hit out after discovering colleagues being paid triple for same job
Nurses at the heart of the vaccine roll out being paid 70% less
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Retail giants selling non-essential items - are they sticking two fingers up to the spirit of Covid rules?
Does the Executive need to act?
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Restaurant refuses to serve NHS worker over COVID concerns
“I felt like an outcast, worthless” - restaurant refuses to serve NHS worker.
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Residents told to leave their homes and toxic tyres ready to burn - just some of controversy around some 11th night bonfires
After a quiet build-up to the twelfth, the weekend saw a return of familiar headlines.
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Residents of a shared area of South Belfast call for the removal of UVF flags
Plus, NICCY launches independent review of child and adolescent mental health services
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Residents in Belfast facing absolute turmoil over rats - what are the authorities doing to help?
And the latest on Harry and Meghan's "near catastrophic car chase"
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Reports that Sinn Fein has also been involved in excluding civil servants from meetings in order to avoid official minutes
Plus, parallel bills for same sex marriage in NI will be put to Parliament this week