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  1. SDLP councillor suspensions

    Was the SDLP right to suspend them, or are they being punished for their beliefs?

  2. Scrap the Human Rights Act?

    After David Cameron's surprise win at the polls, he now has the political clout to in...

  3. Scotland's highest civil court rules that the government's suspension of Parliament was "unlawful".

    The UK's Supreme Court will now have to decide if Boris Johnson broke the law

  4. Scotland is to make it illegal for parents to smack their children. Are they in danger of criminalising parents?

    We discuss with Fionola Meredith and Rev David Robertson

  5. Schools face 50% cut in shared education funding due to budget pressures

    We hear from those within the shared education sector.

  6. Schools and Covid: Principals and politicians have their say

    William is joined by two school principals and MLAs from the SDLP and DUP

  7. School haircut row

    The mother of a boy isolated at school for an "unsuitable haircut" speaks out

  8. SAVIA, representing victims of clerical abuse, calls for interim advocate to step down over alleged conflict of interest.

    Victims say they're traumatised after Brendan McAllister takes part in Catholic service.

  9. Sarah's Law

    A disclosure scheme for sex offenders exists across the UK, except in Northern Ireland...

  10. Same- Sex Marriage debate

    Couple in court tomorrow arguing same-sex marriage is an assault on their human rights.

  11. Sam McBride tells us about his new book, Burned, the story of the RHI scandal.

    This was the political crisis that brought down the Northern Ireland executive.

  12. Rwanda asylum-seekers plan

    Is this the right way to tackle immigration?

  13. Ruth Patterson on flag protesters

    Ruth Patterson calls for those who plan to protest on St Patricks' Day to think again.

  14. Royals

    No royals invited to the 1916 commemoration in Dublin

  15. Royal Mail say the postal workers strike is holding Christmas to ransom but unions argue the service is being destroyed

    CWU say the postal service changing into a freelance, zero contract world

  16. Row over royal garden party 'snub'

    We speak to the DUP's Drew Thompson and the UUP's Mary Hamilton.

  17. Ronan Hughes

    The funeral of Ronan Hughes, a teenager tricked into posting images online

  18. Roger Casement died 100 years ago. Was he a hero or a villain?

    Mark Carruthers discusses Roger Casement, his life and legacy.

  19. Robin Swann is up at today's Covid-19 inquiry in Belfast

    We discuss if our political leaders effectively protected the public during the pandemic.

  20. Roald Dahl: Censorship or cultural awareness?

    Were the publishers of his books right to change words to avoid insensitive references?

  21. Rishi Sunak will become the next Prime Minister after Penny Mordaunt drops out of leadership race

    Ahead of the announcement, we discuss what kind of Prime Minister he will be.

  22. Rise in DLA claims in Northern Ireland

    More people claim DLA here than work in our entire public sector. How do we explain this?

  23. RHI scandal latest

    Talkback had all the latest from a day of high drama at the Northern Ireland Assembly.

  24. RHI scandal latest

    Former Minister Jonathan Bell TV interview on RHI - are we getting closer to the truth?

  25. RHI List of names

    Should all the names of RHI recipients be released?

  26. RHI Latest

    We speak to DUP MLA Jim Wells about his family's involvement in the RHI Scheme

  27. Revisiting Afghanistan

    Mr Yar, the Afghan man who we first spoke to from Kabul in 2021, joins us in the studio.

  28. Review of policing in south Armagh

    Is outrage voiced by some unionist leaders about policing changes or electioneering?

  29. Rev Harold Good publishes open letter to DUP and Sinn F茅in leaders urging them to restore the Assembly

    Should the current church leaders not offer some leadership themselves?

  30. Return to dual mandates

    Proposed plan would allow MPs to be elected to the Assembly but keep Westminster seats.

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