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  1. Police say they received nearly 200 reports of abuse towards candidates and canvassers during the local election campaign

    We speak to those candidates who were intimidated during the course of the election.

  2. Police say they are treating the distribution of anti-Islam pamphlets in south Belfast as a hate incident

    An extremist group calling itself Generation Sparta posted leaflets in the Ravenhill area

  3. Police face backlash over revealing Nicola Bulley's alcohol and menopause struggles during their investigation

    Is this victim blaming or are the police trying to dispel online speculation?

  4. Police dancing the Macarena at Pride & a new inclusion policy allowing officers to wear either the male or female police caps

    William & guests discuss the values that people want to see on display in the PSNI

  5. Police and councils are urging the public to follow the rules during the Easter holidays.

    Observing social distancing rules during the Easter holidays.

  6. PM is facing criticism for suggesting prisoners near the end of their sentences should stay behind bars at the weekends only

    Do part-time prisons help prisoners to change and become better citizens?

  7. Plans for an entirely new protocol

    Who do you trust when it comes to the protocol - London or Brussels?

  8. Pictures of politicians, flags and a copy of a peace agreement burnt on bonfires this week - Is that appropriate?

    Chris Buckler sits in for William Crawley

  9. Pharmacists in Northern Ireland warn essential medicines shortages.

    William and guests discuss the struggle for prescribed medicines and impact on health?

  10. Peter Robinson tells the party he once led that the clock is ticking for a return to Stormont

    We speak to the former DUP leader Peter Robinson

  11. Peter Robinson & privacy

    First Minister Peter Robinson is out of hospital and recovering at home after a heart...

  12. People's Vote- Should the public have a final say on whatever deal is finally agreed on Brexit?

    We hear from Alistair Campbell who wants a people's vote and Journalist Hugh Bennett

  13. People struggling with debt are being exploited and abused by paramilitary loan-sharks

    Criminal gangs monitor food banks identify people who may be desperate for help

  14. People lost faith in childhood vaccines during COVID pandemic, UNICEF says. Did COVID lead to a rise in vaccine hesitancy?

    We take a look at the publics' perception of vaccinations.

  15. People Before Profit MLA Eamonn McCann has called for the Attorney General, John Larkin, to resign.

    Eamonn McCann has called for the Attorney General, John Larkin, to resign.

  16. People around Europe are joining in applause to support health workers. Can we do the same in Northern Ireland?

    Inspiring stories, messages of appreciation & ideas for an alternative Mother's Day.

  17. Pensioners have been protesting outside the 麻豆社 against plans to axe free TV licences for the over-75s

    We've invited them in to debate it all with you

  18. Pensioner poverty is back in the news after a new report found that 1 in 20 of our pensioners is living in severe poverty.

    We ask what can be done to tackle pensioner poverty?

  19. Peer Lord Winston says that cyclists should be required to display licence plates on their bikes

    He's now considering bringing a bill in parliament to make it law. Is he right?

  20. Peacemaker, politician, Nobel laureate. We discuss the life of John Hume.

    Stephen Walker joins us to talk about his new biography of the former SDLP leader

  21. Paying for policing

    Would you support the PSNI charging for some of its services?

  22. Paul Givan reverses his decision on Irish language funding. Is this an olive branch to Sinn F茅in or pre-election positioning?

    We're joined by Sinn F茅in MLA Barry McElduff and the DUP MP Gregory Campbell

  23. Patrick Radden Keefe

    The American journalist explains how he got immersed in the story of Jean McConville.

  24. Partygate and Plan B: Pressure grows on Boris Johnson

    More troubles for the Prime Minister. Will Boris Johnson recover this time ?

  25. Parties split over Glider route for north Belfast

    Should the bus route travel along the Antrim Road or the Shore Road?

  26. Parliament votes tonight on Theresa May's Brexit deal. It's widely expected that MPs will reject it. What then?

    Sir Peter Bottomley, Claire Hanna and Felicity Huston discuss

  27. Paris terrorist attacks

    Has Paris attacks changed your mind about taking in refugees from Syria?

  28. Paramilitary Funeral

    Many ask why police appeared to allow masked men to march at the funeral of Peggy O'Hara

  29. Paramilitaries, they haven't gone away. We've talked a lot about all the changes since the Good Friday Agreement

    But not everything has changed. Could more be done to tackle paramilitaries?

  30. Palestinian flags at Celtic football match

    Have Celtic fans brought politics into football?

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