Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Arlene Foster insists there can't be any new regulatory checks down the Irish Sea because the Union is too important
Plus, Stephen gets a call from a listener who wants The Nolan Show to be in Ulster Scots
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Arlene Foster hints at hiking students’ uni fees to raise extra money for NI
Raising tuition fees could be one area where the Executive make changes to raise cash.
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Arlene Foster finished as political leader in NI. Who will replace her? And what can they do differently?
Arlene Foster was unceremoniously driven out of politics by her own party on Wednesday.
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Arlene Foster faces DUP revolt. Can she survive? And will she fight on?
Her leadership hangs in balance after party members sign letter of no-confidence in her.
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Arlene Foster admitted she DID exchange draft papers with Sinn Fein relating to the Irish Language
A DUP insider has broken ranks and briefed the Nolan Show on the 'draft document'
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Are we set for a big rates increase as local government grapples with public finances?
And a Belfast trader has voices serious concerns over the future of the city centre.
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Are we living in a Christian country?
New figures show the number of people who say they have no religion is rapidly escalating
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Are we helping or hindering beggars by giving money?
What do you do when you come across a beggar in the street?
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Are we facing job losses, fewer buses, trains, cops and worse public services over Stormont budget stalemate?
Freezing of bus and rail fares by Minister Kimmins "irresponsible" without a plan to fund
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Are we facing big rates rises? What did our politicians agree with the UK govt before Stormont's return?
UK Government say the Executive must raise £113m in extra revenue this year.
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Are we closer to a border poll or is more clarity required?
Also, what’s next for Philip Schofield? And has he actually done anything wrong?
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Are we already 'taxed to death' as the Communities Minister says, or is it time to charge those with big homes more?
What is going on with housing rates reform in Northern Ireland?
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Are we about to see more strikes by our health workers and others in the public service?
Residents in Sandy Row area call for cut in Belfast to Dublin train journeys.
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Are water rates on their way to Northern Ireland?
Plus some unionists have taken issue with the Rwanda Bill's impact in NI
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Are unionist politicians taking a tough enough stand against loyalist paramilitarism?
Fears of another loyalist feud after the murder of a prominent loyalist.
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Are Uni students in Northern Ireland getting it too easy as students in England face a fees hike?
Polling day in USA - Chris Buckler reports from Pennsylvania-one of the key swing states
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Are the TV licences’ fee days numbered?
BBC director general Tony Hall has sparked debate about the future of the licence fee
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Are the sums adding up for a united Ireland?
Also - Translink ban Smartpass use if you plan to travel on special services to The Open
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Are senior DUP politicians damaging the health messaging in Northern Ireland?
Is the DUP damaging the health message in NI and could that put lives at risk?
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Are PSNI officers being properly supported? Deputy Chief Constable Drew Harris addresses officer mental health care
Deputy Chief Constable Drew Harris addresses officer mental health care
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Are police numbers heading towards crisis point or are we already there?
And what are your consumer rights when it comes to flight issues because of storms?
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Are nicknames a thing of the past? Did you have nickname growing up?
Did you have a nickname growing up?
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Are business closures for Queen Elizabeth's funeral a sign of respect, or 'enforced mourning'?
Also restaurants owner reveals his monthly gas and electricity bill has rocketed to £9500
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Are bonfire management schemes about to burn out?
They were set up to offer money for 11th night celebrations...
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Are big supermarkets, like Tesco, letting customers use their “spend local” voucher to buy online vouchers for Amazon?
How will you use your 'spend local' voucher?
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Archbishop of Canterbury backs NI ‘special case’ plea on welfare
Make N Ireland a special case on benefits. So says the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Apprentice Boys recognise 'upset' over band uniform. Are we getting the same leadership from our politicians?
The Apprentice Boys have been praised for showing positive leadership .
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Apartment owner says he will go to prison rather than pay rates on defective property he can't enter
Should residents have to pay rates for properties they haven't lived in for five years?
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Any future referendum in the UK should require a 'supermajority' – DUP MP Ian Paisley
Also, is the the honours system fit for purpose or is it outdated?