Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Charlie Lawson's most emotional interview to date. He describes breaking down about his recent mini stroke
Stephen spoke to Charlie following his major health shock
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Charity launches helpline for women who take illegal abortion pills
Elaine McGee stands in for Stephen today
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Chaotic scenes at the Executive Committee yesterday as Sinn Féin leader failed to answer questions
And what impact is Belfast traffic congestion having on delivery drivers?
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Chaos at Belfast International Airport security as delays cause passengers to miss flights
Chaos at Belfast International Airport security, delays cause passengers to miss flights.
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Changing gender - at the age of just 11
Mum, I'm not a girl, I'm a boy. Paul, not his real name, is 11 years old.
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Chancellor promises a 15% cut in UK government costs within five years - will there be a similar cut here?
Carmel Gates from NIPSA and former DUP special advisor David Graham discuss.
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Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng U-turns on plan to cut taxes for highest earners
The government had planned to cut the 45p rate on people earning more than £150K a year
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Chancellor announces financial help to tackle cost of living - but with stalemate at Stormont, will people here benefit?
£400 from the British Government for every household throughout the UK except for NI
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Chancellor accused of setting a budget for millionaires by millionaires
Also, Health Minister seeks to extend his department's powers under the Coronavirus Act.
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Chair of BMA NI says another four weeks of lockdown would be 'the logical decision'
Dr Tom Black spoke to Nolan ahead of restrictions easing for Christmas.
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Catholics come to terms with the death of Pope Francis - how much change was delivered under his papacy?
John Campbell get's reaction from religious & political figures who speak on his legacy
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Catholic families forced out of their homes - We hear from a pregnant mother who has had to flee with her child
SF has launched an attack on the PSNI after 4 families were intimidated from their homes
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Cash for a different ash - questions over who's making money from the bonfire tyres.
PUP leader Billy Hutchinson talks to Vinny Hurrell
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Cases of COVID-19 rise on both sides of the Irish border
Are we now firmly in the second wave of coronavirus?
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Casement Park : DUP Sports Minister Gordon Lyons talks to Nolan about a ‘reduced capacity’ redevelopment
Fans also have their say & TUV Cllr Ron McDowell and commentator Chris Donnelly discuss.
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Carl Frampton - I expect dementia in later life because of boxing.
The Communities Minister Gordon Lyons is also in the Nolan studio.
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Carer who took 'demeaning' videos of dementia patients sentenced to 2 yrs probation and community service. Is that too lenient?
Nolan talks to UUP leader Jon Burrows & Commissioner for Older People in NI Siobhan Casey
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Care worker takes aim at politicians as she shares pressures of cost of living crisis
A care worker at the end of their tether contacts the Nolan show
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Care Home Closure Crisis
Families left in limbo as seven homes shut their doors
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Car seized by police investigating loyalist feud set on fire outside PSNI station
The car was parked just metres away from the gates of Dundonald Police station.
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Car bomb explosion at police station treated as attempted murder - Chief Constable speaks to Nolan
Plus, reaction to the release of 'Peelers: The PSNI for Real'.
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Cancer crisis - Nolan listener waiting months for red flagged kidney cancer surgery
Last November, Mark was diagnosed with kidney cancer .
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Cancelled then reinstated - what does debacle over summer schemes for SEN children say about relationships in the Executive?
Also, reports some forecourts have closed diesel and petrol pumps - what's behind it?
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Cancel Christmas parties – that’s the advice from Public Health Scotland. Should NI be doing the same?
Should NI be cancelling Christmas parties?
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Can we ever deal with our troubled past? Catriona Ruane and Jeffrey Donaldson discuss
Can we ever deal with our troubled past? Catriona Ruane and Jeffrey Donaldson discuss
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Can the DUP return to Stormont with a NI sea border in place?
The BBC understands 130 members of the DUP Executive will meet on Thursday night in Lurgan
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Can Stormont fix our under-pressure health service? 26th January 2016
Health in the spotlight
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Can politicians deliver on dealing with NI’s past?
Show some leadership on dealing with the past - a police chief's challenge to politicians
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Can Northern Ireland continue to afford free public transport for our over 60s?
And the story of crowdfunding for a child's life-changing healthcare
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Campaigners hit out at Secretary of State as compensation for victims of institutional abuse is delayed again
Stephen spoke to Margaret McGuckian from a victims support group.