Best of Nolan Episodes Episode guide
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Main political parties - except Sinn Féin - sign letter of support for prison and policing staff
And we ask if anyone has seen local busker John Garrity's music equipment
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Lurgan brothers sentenced for sectarian attack. What more can be done to stamp out this type of hatred in 2024?
Also, Great Victoria Street station is closing tonight
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Loyalists groups will not go away while govt can’t be trusted - former PUP leader Brian Ervine
Stephen talks to Rev Chris Hudson who was involved in securing the loyalist ceasefires
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Loyalist paramilitaries, the Red Hand Commando, have asked the government to make them legal
Former Red Hand Commando Jim Wilson tells Stephen why they want to be legalised
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Loyalist paramilitaries threatening the peace process and where are the heating payments?
And more about the energy price guarantee that rolls out tomorrow.
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Loyalist paramilitaries - interview with PUP's Winston Irvine
20 years after ceasefires why are loyalist paramilitaries still blighting communities?
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Loyalist paramilitaries - including paramilitary leaders - involved in recent racist disorder says Chief Constable
Chief Constable says a loyalist paramilitary group was involved in the violence
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Loyalist commentator Jamie Bryson hits out at "media snobbery"
He says working class unionists are subjected to "dehumanising stereotypes"
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Lowest number of Catholics apply for PSNI in over a decade - what will police, political and community leaders do about it?
Belfast Telegraph Crime Correspondent Allison Morris and UUP's Doug Beattie give analysis
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Love Equality campaigners met with DUP for the first time yesterday, does this hint at any change in the party stance?
Plus, £45million spent keeping NI tidy - but do we still need to clean up our act?
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Lough Neagh special – EU force urgent nitrates restrictions on RoI farmers. Is it time to restrict farmers in NI?
Why aren't the limits being cut here?
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Lord of the Ring again - Carl Frampton makes history as double world champion
Glory in the ring for Carl Frampton after sensational win against Santa Cruz in New York
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Lord of the Ring again - Carl Frampton makes history as double world champion
Glory in the ring for Carl Frampton after sensational win against Santa Cruz in New York
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Lord Chris Patten on Northern Ireland, the DUP/Tory deal and faith
Chris Buckler stands in for Stephen this morning
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Lord Alan Sugar says the poor have never had it so good - do you agree?
Are you really poor if you've a mobile phone and a big TV? Lord Sugar kicks up a storm
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Lord Adonis calls for a mediator to get Stormont back up and running
Should there be a George Mitchell style mediator to try and end the deadlock?
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Longer working week and possible reduction in leave entitlement. Liz Truss’ potential employment rights shake-up.
Plus, do you want another election?
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Long-awaited panel report on paramilitarism. What difference will it make?
Long-awaited panel report on paramilitarism. What difference will it make?
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Long waiting lists for children in Northern Ireland ‘a catastrophe’ – author of Royal College of Paediatrics’ report
Also, survivor of the Kingsmill Massacre says he has a duty to seek justice for friends
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Long covid affects one in seven children in the UK who contract the virus
How worried should we be?
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Lonely, without a home and many gripped by addiction - homeless charities say demand for support has soared this year
Homeless charities say demand for support has soared this year.
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Lockdown funerals - is it one rule for all of us, another rule for former paramilitaries?
Pictures have emerged showing 100-plus mourners following a coffin in Belfast on Friday
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Local woman with Jewish family says Hamas have murdered some of her relatives after their Kibbutz was attacked
Also, A tough night for Sir Jeffrey Donaldson as he appeared on the BBC's Question Time.
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Local universities say they urgently need £1,000 a year more in tuition fees. Is it fair for students to foot the bill?
Also - Pope Leo XIV is the first North American Pope – what can we expect?
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Local school faces backlash over a ‘Darkest Day’ display on a noticeboard
Former Dep. Director of the NCA talks about the impact of people smuggling in UK
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Local school faces backlash over a ‘Darkest Day’ display on a noticeboard
Also, Former Dep. Director of the NCA talks about the impact of people smuggling.
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Local restaurant criticised for ‘mocking religion’ after posting online advert featuring Jesus
Many have taken offense - with one commenting they found it "Disgusting and distasteful".
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Local politicians call for public buildings to stay open to keep people warm as energy costs bite
Also Bank of England increase interest rates.
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Local pharmacy asks customers to pay a subscription fee for medicine deliveries
Also, Newry, Mourne and Down & Mid Ulster councils agreed a rate increase last night.