Talkback Episodes Episode guide
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The killing of Sir Henry Wilson MP
Journalist and historian Ronan McGreevy on the assassination that sparked Civil War
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The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust receive Points of Light Award from the Prime Minister
Colin Bell, Brendan Prunty and Gloria McLaughlin talk about their experiences.
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The Justice Ministry is up for grabs
Who will get the post...?
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The Isle of man has adopted a approach to those arriving there who breach the quarantine rules.
We're joined by the leader of the Manx government, Chief Minister Howard Quale
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The Irish Medium School in East Belfast
We speak to Linda Ervine who is heading the development of a new Irish Medium School.
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The Irish government is told to butt out of the case of Tony Taylor, the imprisoned dissident republican
Unionists and the Alliance party, have raise concerns about Simon Coveney's intervention.
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The Irish General Election Leader's Debate.
William discusses the ROI's Leader's Debate on RTE.
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The Irish General Election 2020
William speaks to guests about the ROI GE Results and what it means for NI.
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The International community has condemned Belarus for forcing a Ryanair plane to land to enable the arrest of a journalist
we speak to John Sweeney, Alex Macheras and Anaïs Marin
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The implications of a post Brexit trade deal with the US - is the NHS in danger?
Donald Trump may have done a U-turn but is the NHS still in danger?
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The House of Lords Conduct Committee has today recommended Lord Maginnis be suspended from the House for at least 18 months
We talk to Lord Maginness himself and to one of MPs who brought complaints against him
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The 91Èȱ¬ Secretary uses Northern Ireland as a point of comparison while referring to pro-Palestinian protests as "hate marches"
Ms Braverman made the comments in a Times article to which the PM wanted amendments made.
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The 91Èȱ¬ Secretary says it's time to change how we decide who gets to stay in the UK. Do you agree?
We discuss Suella Braverman's comments on multiculturalism and refugees.
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The heat goes up in the debate about flags
Have you come to conclusion that flags simply divide communities?
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The health minister warned last Sunday new restrictions may be necessary in order to avoid our health service being overwhlemed
With the executive now face some very big choices. We speak to the DUP's Gavin Robinson
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The Health Minister Robin Swann is asking the public to tell him what should happen with social care here in the future
But how do we pay for it? Who should provide it? William and guests discuss
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The Government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda is unlawful
That's the unanimous ruling of the Supreme Court. Chris Buckler and guests discuss
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The government's 91Èȱ¬s for Ukraine scheme opens today - would you open your home to people escaping the war?
We speak to charities who specialise in re-homing refugees.
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The Government's Brexit deal is rejected for a second time, MPs now prepare to debate whether to leave the EU without a deal
What would a no deal Brexit mean for Northern Ireland?
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The government is refusing to rule out ignoring Parliament if they vote down a No Deal Brexit
Is Boris Johnson demolishing democracy in Britain or defending it?
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The government is offering £1 million a year to any community willing to host a nuclear waste dump, would you live next to one?
We ask Green Party leader Steven Agnew MLA and businessman Irwin Armstrong.
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The government is hoping for better mood music after a deal was reached with the EU over Northern Ireland
As more details of the agreement are made public, William & panel discuss what's next
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The government has published guidance for healthcare professionals on abortion law in Northern Ireland.
What are the changes and what will they mean for NI?
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The government has conceded that the increased use of food banks is partly down to problems with universal credit.
Should the government simply accept that this new system is not fit for purpose?
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The Government announces its action plan to deal with coronavirus, but what effects would a more serious outbreak have?
William and guests discuss what a wider coronavirus outbreak would mean for us.
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The George Hamilton interview
Irish sports commentator George Hamilton refects on his career in broadcasting.
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The gender revolution may be coming to a public toilet near you
Queen's University students are creating gender neutral toilets at the students' union