Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Prime Minister under pressure over Downing Street party revelations - should he go?
Parties in Downing Street did happen according to Sue Gray's report.
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Prime Minister Theresa May calls General Election - what does this mean for Northern Ireland?
Is this the end of the Stormont talks? And will this be the most divisive election yet?
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer resigns – how will that affect Northern Ireland?
& callers react to claims PSNI are 'hiding in bushes' trying to catch speeding drivers
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets NI parties in push for protocol deal
So are we any closer?
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Prime Minister in town selling his EU Brexit deal - a major breakthrough, or is he spinning?
NI Protocol deal latest - Your reaction
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Prime Minister clings on to power - is the Downing Street political drama making our democracy a laughing stock?
This morning Boris Johnson is fighting for his political life in Downing Street.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the BBC should "cough up" for TV licences for all over-75s
Also, listeners react to Sean Coyle leaving BBC Radio Ulster.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson in NI - and he says the protocol is here to stay
The PM will say "any action" to change protocol must result in return of power-sharing.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson denies he's planning on custom clearance centres near the border
He does agree there will have to be checks somewhere. But how and where will that be?
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Prime Minister battles for political future in speech to Labour MPs
Also, Justice Minister takes aim at character references
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Prime Minister apologises over fallout from government’s ‘mini-budget’ - is it enough to save her job?
Also, climate change protestors cause chaos in England
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Pride lights plan for Ards council building blocked
A proposal to light up Ards Town Hall in rainbow colours to mark Pride has been blocked.
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Pride at a historic night for Northern Irish Olympians
Until Tuesday, only three people from Northern Ireland had ever won gold.
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Pressure piled on DUP as Secretary of State joins Presidents and Prime Ministers in urging return to Stormont
And more on the gala dinner to mark the 25th anniversary of the GFA
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Pressure on Parades Commission ramps up as Orange Order call for resignations
Nolan speaks with guests
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Pressure mounts on Secretary of State over compensation delay for victims of institutional abuse
Some victims are calling on her to resign.
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Pressure mounts on Police Ombudsman Marie Anderson after unionist parties ask for her to step aside
Also, Executive says it will have an "equity stake" in a redeveloped Casement Park
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Pressure mounts on our health service over the festive period with increased demands on our GPs, ambulances and hospitals
Plus, Christmas TV repeats - lazy or nostalgia? Vinny Hurrell sits in for Stephen today
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President Trump arrives in the UK for a three-day official state visit
Plus, reaction as Liverpool clinch sixth Champions League trophy.
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President of UK National Black Police Assoc. hits out at ‘racist’ social media posts over PSNI recruitment ad
Also, we hear the latest on Friday's weather warnings
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President of the GAA says Casement unlikely to be built in time for Euro 2028
Why are rail passengers having to pay more than double than others?
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Presbyterian Church member claims he had concerns 'dismissed' over alleged abuse 'bordering on sexual'
Church admits to 'serious failings' - what are the safeguarding issues?
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Presbyterian Church in Ireland raised concerns with PSNI after the conviction of an individual in 2024 for child sexual offences
Also, GP Dr Jack Mosely on the science behind weight loss drugs.
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PPS set to announce whether anybody will be charged for attendance of Bobby Storey funeral
A police file has been with the Public Prosecution Service since December.
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PPS considers appeal as man sentenced to 4 years in prison for his role in terror plot on PSNI officer
But is four years enough?
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Powerful testimony from victims on British government legacy proposals
Or how far are NI politicians prepared to go over legacy proposals?
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Powerful and profoundly moving witness testimony as first stage of Omagh Bomb Inquiry concludes
We also hear about school uniform costs
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Power sharing talks to restore Stormont resume today – but should it return without an Assembly election first?
Talks aimed at restoring power sharing in Northern Ireland are expected to resume today.
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Potentially hundreds of thousands of pounds offered back to Education Authority by taxi operators - sources tell Nolan
Also, weight-loss jabs, what happens when you want to stop using them?
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Possible Executive crackdown on retail giants selling non-essential items
But why has it taken so long?