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Best of Nolan Episodes

  1. Difficult to keep schools open if new Covid strain pushes ‘R’ above 1 – Chief Scientific Advisor

    Chief Scientific Advisor Professor Ian Young spoke to Nolan.

  2. Different approaches to the Coronavirus crisis on each side of the border

    But who is right? Virologists discuss.

  3. Did political pressure allow RHI scheme to remain open despite warnings from senior civil servants?

    More revelations in Nolan Show investigation into Renewable Heating Incentive scandal.

  4. Did Executive parties agree to implement revenue raising in return for £3.3bn deal?

    And are we any closer to implementing a plan for free childcare?

  5. Did big business matter more than the Health Minister and Chief Medical Officer on face coverings?

    Face coverings could be mandatory in NI shops by 20th August.

  6. Did Arlene Foster show the "candour" during her Assembly statement at height of the cash for ash scandal?

    More fallout from the RHI inquiry.

  7. Devastated cancer survivor contacts Nolan after waiting 9 years for reconstructive surgery following a mastectomy

    It's the latest tragic story to show how much pressure the health service is under.

  8. Details of DUP deal for Stormont return to be published today

    And reaction from you, the listener.

  9. Despite “super flu” surge six schools and two care homes are yet to be offered vaccine in Northern Ireland

    Nolan talks to the Public Health Agency's Director of Public Health - Dr Joanne McClean

  10. Desperate plea for help from a domiciliary care worker

    She's on the front line and says she's terrified because of a lack of PPE.

  11. Desperate mum speaks out about care her daughter received at Muckamore Abbey Hospital for vulnerable adults

    They put people with mental health problems into a seclusion room without monitoring them

  12. Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness, calls for Dee Stitt to stand down from Charter NI

    UUP leader Mike Nesbitt says there is now a stand off between the Government and UDA

  13. Deputy Chief Constable Drew Harris on decision by the PSNI to take part in this weekend's Pride parade in Belfast

    TUV's Jim Allister accused the police of involving itself in a 'political campaign'

  14. Dept of Infrastructure 'very concerned' over impact of strike action on road gritting service as snow hits NI

    David Porter -Director of Engineering at the Department for Infrastructure spoke to Nolan.

  15. Dept of Health to launch consultation into hospital parking charges, a year after Stormont voted to make it free

    Also, life changing drugs for children with Cystic fibrosis to be stopped because of cost.

  16. Department responsible for housing and benefits facing a £111M black hole in its budget

    Plus, Donald Trump says he will appeal the sexual abuse verdict of a New York jury.

  17. Department of Health confirms increase in Covid cases and hospitalisations – how concerned should we be?

    Plus, taxi drivers have been calling for an increase in fares.

  18. Department of Economy have left businesses devastated after publishing incorrect information regarding RHI

    Should the Department be prevented from publishing the next batch of names?

  19. Department for Infrastructure silent on cycle lanes

    Department for Infrastructure silent on cycle lanes.

  20. Dentistry squeeze - access for NHS patients will get worse as costs rise warns Dental Association.

    Belfast proposes ban on emptying overfilled bins.

  21. Demolishing an entire village - is there any justification for Israel's actions?

    Vinny spoke to Seth Frantzman of the Jerusalem Post, Rev David McIlveen & Lord Kilclooney

  22. Delayed responses with our ambulance services with serious consequences and the health service under unprecedented pressure.

    And more on Prince Harry's claim that his brother Prince William physically attacked him

  23. Déjà vu at Stormont as the Secretary of State plans to meet all parties in a bid to end deadlock

    If SF and DUP can't agree, are we headed for direct rule?

  24. Deepening cost of living crisis - Nolan listeners on the desperate squeeze on family finances

    Can Stormont do anything even if there was an executive?

  25. Decision time - will Assembly vote to widen the availability of abortion in NI?

    Decision time - will Assembly vote to widen the availability of abortion in NI?

  26. Debt collectors, heart complaints, anxiety medication - just some of the fallout from the Victoria Square crisis

    Also, Two new statues unveiled this month by Belfast City Council have cost over £260,000

  27. Death of a Racing Legend

    Reporting from Ballymoney as the town comes to terms with the loss of William Dunlop

  28. Dealing with the past - new row over British soldiers Troubles prosecutions

    DUP calls for statute of limitations in bringing prosecutions against soldiers.

  29. Deal or no deal - will £2.5bn financial package be enough to bring an end to Stormont deadlock?

    Also, Car park charges on the way for people using and working at Forestside.

  30. Deaf sisters hit out at concert promoter Mon 18th May

    A storm is brewing over the upcoming One Direction concert at the Odyssey Arena.

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