Talkback Episodes Episode guide
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Reaction and analysis to the Independent Neurology Inquiry
Inquiry finds Belfast Trust did not quickly intervene on Dr Michael Watt's misdiagnoses.
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Reaction & analysis to the High Court ruling that MPs must be given a vote on Brexit before article 50 is triggered
What does this ruling mean for the referendum result to leave the EU?
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Raw sectarianism on display on a bonfire in Newry.
It's been widely condemned as disgraceful - how do we stop it happening again?
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Random acts of kindness
We hear your stories about random acts of kindness.
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Questions continue to be asked about whether we are really caring for our carers, is PPE readily available?
Are health and care workers being advised they don't need protective equipment?
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Queens graduation ceremony outside broadcast
Live from Queen's University, which is currently celebrating graduation week.
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Queen's University row after Irish and English bilingual sign motion passes
Ciarán Mac Giolla Bhéin of Conradh na Gaeilge and UUP councillor Chris McGimpsey discuss.
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Queen's University Belfast to sever ties with Senator George Mitchell, over his links with Jeffrey Epstein.
William Crawley and guests discuss "what does it mean to be in the Epstein files?"
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Queen's boycott Israel
Was QUB right to break with Israel?
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Quangos
Why are there so few ordinary people on quangos?
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Public Transport queries answered by Translink boss Chris Conway
Your public transport answered by Chris Conway from Translink
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Public transport phone in.
Ciaran Rogan from Translink was in studio taking you calls.
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Public sector pay
With inflation rising what would a fair pay rise for public sector workers look like?
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Public grief
Do you connect with these displays of public grief, or do you feel distant from them?
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Public Grief
Do you connect with these displays of public grief or do you feel distant from them?
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Public friction between the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Chris Heaton-Harris, and the Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar.
The dispute comes amidst Belfast hosting the international investment summit this week.
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PSNI Tweet Controversy
Did the PSNI leave themselves open to accusations of victim blaming over a tweet?
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PSNI review recommends Crossmaglen station closure
A PSNI review recommends a new approach to policing in South Armagh.
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PSNI reveals it has received 34 reports of suspected drink spiking this month
Justice minister Naomi Long and Superintendent Arnie O'Neill speak to us.
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PSNI on alleged sexual misconduct cases involving its officers
Deputy Chief Constable Mark Hamilton speaks to William.
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PSNI employee: 'Sexual misconduct is not taken seriously enough'
PSNI whistleblower Sinead McGrotty speaks to Talkback.
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PSNI data breaches
Does the PSNI need to do more to protect their civilian staff?
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PSNI data breach
We speak to the Chair of the Policing Board, Deirdre Toner.
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PSNI data breach
We examine the consequences of a serious data breach from The PSNI
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PSNI cuts number of police to lowest ever level
Guests discuss how significant this shortfall in funding is.
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PSNI Chief Constable says the UVF is behind threats to Catholic families in East Belfast
We discuss what can be done to end the scourge of paramilitarism
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Protocol solution?
Could extending the grace period indefinitely solve the NI Protocol issue?
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Protests planned for Gilbert and George art exhibtion
Rev David McIlveen, Green Party MLA Clare Bailey and Hugh Mulholland from The Mac debate.
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Protestant church leaders write to Pope
Would a papal visit here be a game-changer for peace and reconciliation?
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Protecting your mental health and sustaining children's education during the coronavirus lockdown.
Advice on protecting mental health and children's education during the COVID-19 crisis.