Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Bangor attack victim hits out at paramilitary thugs and Waiting list misery in our health service
“People are afraid” – Bangor attack victim hits out at paramilitary thugs
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Ban politicians from pubs in Northern Ireland if proposed rates hike isn’t stopped - Hospitality Ulster warning
Also, should all schools in NI give girls the choice to wear trousers as uniform?
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Ballymena devastated by Michelin closure plans with loss of 860 jobs
'Apocalyptic' and 'devastating' - shocking announcement of planned factory closure
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Back to school - Education Minister Paul Givan in the Nolan studio for wide-ranging interview ahead of new school year
Also, should NI implement on-site drug testing at large-scale public events?
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Avoid unnecessary travel warns Infrastructure department as road gritters strike amidst freezing conditions
And the latest on the Post Office inquiry
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Average response times to serious illnesses missed target by almost 90 mins – NI Ambulance Chief
Plus, Should BBC licence fee be scrapped?
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Audit Office meets political reps after concerns over Belfast City Council fuel support fund
The fund provided a one off payment of £100 to help with heating costs
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Attacker with a knife still on in the run after committing multiple stabbings in Belfast
Plus, what new Covid restrictions could NI be facing after Executive meeting?
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Assembly speaker linked to Charter NI
Assembly speaker Robin Newton linked to Charter NI
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Assembly says no to changing N Ireland abortion laws. So what happens next?
A bid to change Northern Ireland's strict abortion laws has been defeated.
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Assembly members back at Stormont today for an already doomed recall to try and pass organ donation legislation
Also, more than half of victims of sex crime in Northern Ireland are aged under 18.
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Assembly expenses row - Nolan Show reveals report details
The Assembly expenses row takes another dramatic twist.
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Assembly expenses mess gets messier - BBC Nolan exclusive
Another twist in the Assembly expenses row. The big Stormont mess is getting messier
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Assembly elections looming but NI unionist leaders still haven’t revealed if they will accept a Sinn Féin First Minister
The DUP threat to pull down the institutions over the NI Protocol is gone. for now.
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Assaults on police - are the sentences adequate? Should jail time be mandatory?
Also, a health service department senior leader is working from France 3 weeks each month
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Ashers Bakery lose Gay Cake appeal
Ashers Bakery lose appeal over ruling that their refusal to make cake was discriminatory
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Ashamed and embarrassed by NI's largest city - Belfast City Cllr and business owner blast dereliction and dirt
Where is the investment, development and pride for these areas?
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As tensions remain around some bonfire sites, is it time they were regulated?
It's bonfire season again, but tensions remain around some sites.
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As some in NI use foodbanks - Stormont continues to use hundreds of thousands of pounds of your money to subsidise catering
Former DUP MLA Jim Wells and commentator Phil Kelly discuss with Nolan.
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As Russia bombs a children’s hospital in Ukrainian city of Mariupol – is it time for NATO to take further action?
A maternity hospital in Mariupol bombed by the Russians.
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As RoI sets out coronavirus exit roadmap – when will Stormont show ours?
Also on the podcast, Alex Kane opens up about depression amidst covid-19 lockdown.
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As NI begins easing of coronavirus restrictions - if you're shielding what happens next?
The big question is about the most vulnerable.
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As MLAs refuse a pay rise where is the money to pay for Stormont deal?
The Assembly Commission is to meet today to discuss a request to halt a pay rise for MLAs
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As former PM warns of ‘financial time bomb’, will people in NI lose out on UK £400 energy payment?
Plus reaction to the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates.
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As Belfast prepares to bury journalist Lyra McKee,Stephen Nolan hears tributes from those who knew her
The 29 year old journalist was shot dead by the New IRA in Derry on Thursday night.
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Armagh couple in £115M jackpot win
£115M lottery winners revealed as Frances and Patrick Connolly from Moira, Co Armagh
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Arlene Foster to meet Irish language speakers. Is Irish Language Act a step closer?
Vinny Hurrell presents
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Arlene Foster suggests she is open to special arrangements for NI as part of Brexit deal
But she re-iterated that a deal that involved an Irish backstop wouldn't be achieved.
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Arlene Foster questions the idea of new talks to restore Stormont
Arlene Foster continued to say an Irish language act was definitely not an option for NI.
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Arlene Foster makes history as she becomes the first DUP leader to attend an Ulster GAA final
Is it just gesture politics or a major step toward reconciliation?