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The Final Flight of Captain Forrester

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The Final Flight of Captain Forrester | 1. The Mystery of Tiny 05 38:05

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In late 1972, U.S. Marine Captain Ron Forrester disappeared on a bombing run into North Vietnam. Back home in Texas, his family could only wait and hope. Audio subscribers to Texas Monthly can get early access to episodes of the series, plus exclusive interviews and audio. Visit texasmonthly.com/audio to join. Go to HelloFresh.com/FLIGHT10FM to get 10 Free Meals with a Free Item For Life.…

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Welcome to the Stephen Nolan Audio channel. BBC Radio Ulster, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC One. Stephen will use this to communicate personally with you and you will also find key audio from his radio and tv shows. To contact the show: nolan@bbc.co.uk Stephen direct: stephen.nolan@bbc.co.uk Twitter: @stephennolan

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PSNI launches new recruitment campaign - but will it attract more Catholic officers? Is it time to reintroduce 50/50 recruitment? 24:26

5 years24:26

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The PSNI has launched a new recruitment campaign today. It comes amid ongoing concerns over its ability to increase numbers of Catholic officers. But could a return to 50-50 recruitment be the answer? The Justice Minister Naomi Long says she's willing to consider it. Stephen spoke to Naomi Long, SDLP MLA Dolores Kelly and DUP MLA Mervyn Storey.…

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Should we ban all advertising for gambling on TV and online? 14:39

5 years14:39

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Should we ban all advertising for gambling on TV and online? That's the call from some MPs who are backing a Commons motion urging the Government to act. In December 2018 - some of the biggest gambling companies voluntarily agreed to a "whistle-to-whistle" television advertising ban. But is it time to step it up and remove all betting ads from TV and online? And what about football shirts? Stephen heard from caller Lee - who told him about his own battle with gambling addiction - and we got the views of Luke Gittos from Spiked and commentator Fionola Meredith.…

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Return Belfast Zoo's animals to their natural habitats within 5 years - that's the call from Sinn Fein as they claim attraction costs ratepayers £2.5 million per year 39:23

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Last night Sinn Fein's council motion on the future of Belfast Zoo was referred to the a council sub-committee for consideration. Currently the council subsidises the zoo at a cost of £2.5m each year and Sinn Fein councillor Conor Maskey has called for the site to be transformed into a "world class visitor attraction" which would not include what he describes as the 'wrong' and 'unethical' practice of displaying caged animals. What should be the future of the zoo? Stephen spoke to Sinn Fein councillor Conor Maskey, Alliance Party councillor Nuala McAllister, travel writer and commentator Tim Hedgley and animal rights campaigner Daniel Barclay.…

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Animal rights group calls for ban on the word ‘pet’ to describe animals 22:49

5 years22:49

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Over the weekend Stephen heard from the boss of a prominent animal rights group who said we should stop calling our pets - 'pets'. Ingrid Newkirk who runs PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) says the term 'pet' is derogatory because it makes living things sound like a 'commodity' or 'decoration'... They aren't, she says. "something which allows you to go out for a walk'. They say it's all to do with something called speciesism. I spoke to freelance journalist and broadcaster Angela Epstein and Dr Corey Wrenn a lecturer in sociology at the University of Kent.…

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Should parking in hospitals be free? 7:51

5 years7:51

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It's been revealed that Northern Ireland's health trusts have made over £15.5m from hospital car parking charges in the last three years. And get this - more than £2.8m of that income came from charging staff to park their vehicles. Add to that - some Trusts are even clamping people who don't comply. The only trusts not to charge their employees - were the Northern and Western. Should parking in our hospitals - be free? Stephen spoke with Alliance Party Health Spokesperson, Paula Bradshaw and commentator and former MP Lembit Opik.…

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The UK has officially left the EU. Is it something to celebrate for unionists in NI? 13:59

5 years13:59

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The moment the UK left the EU has come and gone with some Unionist celebrating outside the gates of Stormont. But what were they celebrating? A small step towards Irish Unity, according to the News Letter's deputy editor Ben Lowry. He spoke with Stephen as did South Down MLA Jim Wells, who helped to organise the event.…

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Survey claims a high number of Belfast shop workers oppose extended Sunday opening hours 9:11

5 years9:11

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Almost 92% of Belfast shopworkers do not want longer opening hours on a Sunday. Tha'ts according to a new survey carried out by the shopworkers' union USDAW. A consultation on the issue carried out by Belfast City Council has recently closed, but what do you think? Do you want to be able to shop for longer on a Sunday? Stephen spoke to Peter Lynas from the Evangelical Alliance and commentator Tim Hedgley…

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Sinn Féin call on church leaders & civic society to put pressure on the British government for more cash for Stormont 23:04

5 years23:04

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Sinn Fein have called for support from church leaders and civic society in asking the British Government for more money But the question is - why are they asking for money after they signed up to the Stormont deal last month? Is it a sensible call? Or does it smack of desperation? And who is going to listen to them now that the Executive is up and running? What do you make of that? And perhaps more importantly - what would the English taxpayer make of that? Stephen spoke with Commentator Andre Walker, Ben Lowry of the Newsleter and NI Labour member Phil Kelly.…

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MOT fiasco rumbles on. Will the authorities give any leeway to those affected? 6:20

5 years6:20

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The Nolan Show has been trying to get some clarity around many of the issues arising from the MOT fiasco in Northern Ireland. There has been some confusion about untaxed four year old vehicles, and whether any leeway would be given to them by authorities. Joining us this morning to clear up any confusion from a policing perspective was Inspector Rosie Leech from the PSNI's Road Policing Branch.…

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“We absolutely accept the accountability in governance that sits with us” - Nikki Patterson, South Eastern Trust 20:08

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“We absolutely accept the accountability in governance that sits with us”. Nikki Patterson – Director of Nursing and Older People’s Services at South Eastern Trust on Commissioner for Older People report

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Irish comedies go to war at #NTAs as Mrs Brown's Boys beats Derry Girls for Best Comedy 10:46

5 years10:46

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Some shock at the National Television Awards last night as Mrs Browns Boys bagged the award for 'Best Comedy'beating the likes of the hugely popular Derry Girls, and Golden Globe winner Fleabag. Were the others robbed? Stephen heard from commentator and Mrs Brown fan, Niamh Horan and commentator Andrea McVeigh.…

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Are emission zone charges needed to make Belfast environmentally friendly? 14:12

5 years14:12

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Charge car and van drivers to use new 'Ultra Low Emission Zones' in Belfast city centre. Or ban the use of wood burning stoves and coal fires in centre parts of the city? Just some suggestions from 'Centre for Cities' - a Research and Policy Charity. It follows publication of their new study - linking more than 1 in 24 deaths in Belfast to pollution. It puts Belfast 3rd worse offender in the UK, behind London and Cardiff. How do you feel about emission zone charges? Or being told not to light your fire? Stephen got the views of Mal O'Hara from the Green Party NI and Arthur Acheson, an architect and planner.…

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MOT fiasco as all tests in NI cancelled 26:09

5 years26:09

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All MOT tests for cars and light vehicles in Northern Ireland have been cancelled. What a fiasco. If you have a car that is needing an MOT for the first time - you do not know when you will be seen. The Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Agency says he doesn't know how many people needing their MOT for first time will be affected. Stephen spoke to Chief Executive of the Driver and Vehicle Agency Paul Duffy.…

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Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon confirms drivers affected by MOT cancellations to get temporary exemptions 24:56

5 years24:56

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Temporary MOT exemption for drivers whose tests have been cancelled comes in to place this morning. It applies to motorists whose MOTs have expired, or are soon to expire. The DVA is inspecting MOT test centres after signs of cracking were discovered in 48 of 55 lifts, disrupting hundreds of tests.

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Colum Eastwood in tribute to former party colleague Seamus Mallon 17:04

5 years17:04

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The funeral of Northern Ireland's former deputy first minister, Seamus Mallon, will take place later today in County Armagh. Mr Mallon died aged 83 on Friday. As deputy leader of the SDLP from 1979 to 2001, Mr Mallon was described as one of the architects of the peace process - even though he told BBC Northern Ireland in an interview last year that given another chance he'd do some things differently. Stephen spoke to current SDLP leader and MP Colum Eastwood.…

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Kelvin Fletcher & Mike Bushell chat to @stephennolan about the challenges of Strictly and heading out on tour 14:44

5 years14:44

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Kelvin and Mike are on the Strictly tour that comes to Belfast next week.

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Carrickfergus man with cerebral palsy says he's being discriminated against when it comes to overnight accommodation 10:22

5 years10:22

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A Carrickfergus man, who has celebral palsy, says he's being discriminated against when it comes to overnight accommodation. Mark Clagg is 35 years old and requires a hoist to lift him in and out of bed. However, he says because these aren't readily available in hotels and guest houses he's been unable to stay overnight with family and friends on two occasions in the last few months. Mark says the disability laws related to public services need to be revamped because it's now affecting his professional life as well. Our reporter, Nicola Weir, went to meet Mark. Stephen was joined by Anne McKernan, director of Legal Services at the Equality Commission.…

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Drivers across NI turned away from MOT centres due to cracks in lifts 35:16

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Listeners describing it as a shambles at MOT centres throughout NI. Essentially the Dept of Infrastructure is telling people to turn up at centres - but they don't know if they will be able to deliver on the appointment Nicola Mallon is the new minister in charge - I presume minister you understand that people take time off work - that people need their cars to pick kids up from school - so there needs to be clear communication An inspection of all vehicle lifts in Northern Ireland's MOT centres has detected "signs of cracking" in 48 of the 55 lifts, BBC has learned. The inspection results were revealed in an internal letter from the Driver and Vehicle Agency (DVA) to its staff. Some MOT tests due to take place this week were cancelled due to the issue, but the Department for Infrastructure has advised drivers to attend their scheduled test, unless they are contacted by the DVA. However, several motorists who travelled to MOT centres on Thursday, only to be told that their test was cancelled.…

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No more "two fat ladies"? Does bingo need to update its lingo for pc younger generation 9:04

5 years9:04

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An online bingo site says it's considering throwing out classic calls like "two fat ladies" eighty-eight, to make the game more "woke" for the younger generation. Foxy Bingo says eighty-eight could in future be "Wills and Kate". Other suggestions include thirty-eight "avocado on a plate" and seventy-four "recycle more". Nearly four million people play bingo in Britain - not just in traditional bingo halls - but increasingly online. So what do you reckon? Are the old bingo calls offensive? Outdated? Have you got any updated bingo lingo you think could work better? Stephen heard the views of Andrea McVeigh.…

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Charity claims cost of TV licence may be too much for over 75s 6:18

5 years6:18

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Hundreds of thousands of over-75s will struggle to pay for their TV licences when the free license is scrapped later this year - that according to a major new study. Age UK said the plans will be a ‘shock to the budgets of many older people’ and ‘may be too much’ for them. They've highlighted that the current £154.50 annual fee costs more than three monthly gas bills or electricity bills. Stephen spoke to the commentator Emma Woolf and the former UKIP MLA David McNarry.…

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26 year old Shannon told she has months to live after rare cancer diagnosis 7:57

5 years7:57

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What would you do if you were told you had months to live? That's what's facing a 26 year old Coalisland woman who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer this time last year. It was initially thought Shannon Whitehouse had muscle strain but after a lump appeared on her hip she was given the news that it was Ewing's sarcoma - a cancer that affects the bone and soft tissue and is more commonly seen in children. After seven months of chemotherapy and 42 rounds of radiotherapy, two weeks ago Shannon was given the devastating news that the treatment hasn't worked. Our reporter, Nicola Weir, went to meet Shannon at her home.…

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NIPSA confirm strike tomorrow over civil servant pay 6:38

5 years6:38

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NIPSA - the largest public sector trade union in Northern Ireland - has confirmed that strike action planned for tomorrow will go ahead. Union officials held a meeting yesterday with finance minister to demand a pay increase for civil servants. The union met with Sinn Fein's Conor Murphy on behalf of members who they say have had a below-inflation pay increase for the last nine years. NIPSA says anger among their members grew with the announcement this week that MLAs are to get a £1000 increase in their pay and a further increase in April this year. On the line now is Carmel Gates from NIPSA and commentator and businessman Frank Shivers.…

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As MLAs refuse a pay rise where is the money to pay for Stormont deal? 51:10

5 years51:10

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The Assembly Commission is to meet today to discuss a request to halt a pay rise for MLAs. Yesterday, the five main Stormont parties said they shared public dismay about the decision to boost their salaries by £1,000. The pay is due to rise from £49,500 to £50,500 under rules set by the Independent Financial Review Panel. And they're due another £500 rise in April. Assembly members have no input to the panel's decisions on pay and expenses. Some MLAs have already offered to donate their increase to charity. Joining Stephen was the commentator Amanda Ferguson, the former Sinn Fein MLA Daithi McKay, Mick Fealty from Slugger O'Toole and Alan McQuillan, a former member of the Independent Financial Review Panel.…

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Should we have the right to know colleagues’ salary to combat gender pay gap? 8:42

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Should we all have the right to know what our colleagues earn to help create fairer pay levels? Radio presenter Sarah Montague won a £400,000 settlement and an apology from the BBC. Montague says she was treated "unequally" by the corporation for years. In 2018, she said she was "incandescent with rage" after finding out her £133,000-a-year salary for working on Radio 4's World At One and the Today programme,was less than her co-presenters were earning. So, would you support transparent salaries for all? Would it help get rid of the gender pay gap? Vinny heard from commentators Fionola Meridith and Andre Walker.…

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Is talk of ‘climate crisis’ causing an increase in anxiety in young people? 14:12

5 years14:12

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Teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg addressed political and business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland yesterday. But according to some psychologists and psychiatrists, talk of a ‘climate crisis’ has led to an upsurge in young people reporting feelings of anxiety, helplessness and guilt. Vinny heard the views of commentator Brendan O'Neill from Spiked Online and the environmental campaigner Jeff Gazzard.…

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MLAs awarded £1k pay rise days after returning from three year absence. Do they deserve it? 38:18

5 years38:18

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Despite the Assembly only being back 2 weeks after an absence of 3 years Your MLAs have been given a £1000 pay rise increasing their annual salary to £50,500. They were due to receive the extra money over the past three years, but the increase was blocked by the former Secretary of State Karen Bradley because Stormont was suspended. MLAs pay is set by an independent body. But do you agree with the pay rise? Vinny heard from Political Correspondent Enda McClafferty, SDLP MLA Daniel McCrossan, Businessman Max Mackin and Independent MLA Jim Wells.…

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Belfast priest calls for the end of ‘circus funerals’ that glamorise suicide for young people 9:19

5 years9:19

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Belfast priest Father Gary Donegan says he wants to put an end to what he calls "circus funerals". In an interview in today's Belfast Telegraph, the influential cleric says he does not allow rap music, football tops or huge floral displays at funerals. Fr Donegan is concerned that some of the eulogies and paraphernalia at services is actually "glamorising" suicide for young people.…

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A new code of conduct for Stormont's special advisers, including capping salaries. But do these rules go far enough? 8:34

5 years8:34

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A new code of conduct for Stormont's special advisers and how they are appointed has been made public. It states that ministers are responsible for the management, conduct and discipline of their SPADS. It also sees their salaries capped at £85,000 per year. Vinny spoke to Alan McQuillan (Previously on the Independent financial review panel) and Former SPAD Brendan Mulgrew.…

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Former GP @drlfarrell shares his experiences of working during the Troubles and battling morphine addiction 13:49

5 years13:49

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We have been hearing in recent weeks of the pressure that doctors and nurses are facing as the strain on the health service continues. But what about the GPs working in the community? I have been speaking to Dr Liam Farrell a former GP who as well as battling to help patients in Crossmaglen was also battling his own addiction to morphine. He has written a book called 'Are You The F**king Doctor' and spoke to Vinny about his experiences working as a GP in Northern Ireland.…

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A united Ireland ‘makes so much sense’ writes former Tory MP Matthew Parris 30:10

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"A bottomless pit beset by corruption" That's the damning verdict on Northern Ireland by the writer and broadcaster Matthew Parris. Writing in The Times newspaper, the former Conservative MP says the idea of a united Ireland "makes so much sense". He says its costs taxpayers more to keep Northern Ireland in the union than the UK will get back from leaving the EU. But loyalist blogger Jamie Bryson claims his article is ‘offensive’.…

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