Best of Nolan
Stephen Nolan's no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day has made it the biggest show in the country. An unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment.
Lonely, without a home and many gripped by addiction - homeless charities say demand for support has soared this year
Lonely, without a home and many gripped by addiction - homeless charities say demand for support has soared this year. Holly Hamilton sits in for Stephen, on Christmas Eve 2024.
Travel chaos for passengers trying to get home for Christmas hit with road, air and ferry delays
Travel chaos for passengers trying to get home for Christmas hit with road, air and ferry delays. Holly Hamilton attempts to bring some festive cheer amongst it all, she sits in for Nolan.
Unionists use 'Stormont Brake' for first time - when that lever is pulled, will anything actually stop?
Also - Stephen talks to cyclist concerned about their safety on NI roads.
People on certain benefits qualify for a new car every three years - should it be means tested?
Also - NI 'I'm A Celebrity' contestant Dean McCullough talks about his jungle experience.
A convicted murderer goes on the run from prison for a third time. How did that happen?
And - opening up some bus lanes for taxis in Belfast. A good idea to help traffic chaos?
Planning decisions around Belfast city centre chaos interrogated by Nolan
Also - criminal barristers are to withdraw from Crown Court cases in a row over legal aid
Under pressure Minister O’Dowd set to announce plan to tackle traffic as RAC warn of upcoming ‘snarl-up Saturday’ across UK
Under pressure Minister O’Dowd set to announce plan to tackle traffic as RAC warn of upcoming ‘snarl-up Saturday’ across UK. Stephen gets to the heart of issues in your life.
‘Hope’ for residents of Victoria Square apartments in Belfast after key victory in the courts
Stephen also talks to outgoing Commissioner for Older People Eddie Lynch
Southern Trust back tracks, after Nolan Show contacts them, on one week's notice to move severely vulnerable man
Southern Trust back tracks, after Nolan Show contacts them, on one week's notice to move severely vulnerable man. We investigate the stories at the heart of your community.
Department for Infrastructure silent on cycle lanes
Department for Infrastructure silent on cycle lanes and Jude Whyte from the Welcome Organisation joins Stephen to discuss plans to help homeless people on the streets of Belfast.
'Embrace the bliss of a hassle-free commute' says Translink - despite some late cancellations and disruptions to network
'Embrace the bliss of a hassle-free commute' says Translink - despite some late cancellations and disruptions to network.
The delays under O’Dowd - Dept of Infrastructure grilled by Nolan over Belfast gridlock
Stephen also speaks to frustrated callers who have been caught up in traffic chaos.
More traffic chaos for Belfast as city grinds to a halt again.
And Stephen talks to frustrated callers caught up in the gridlock.
First Minister attempted contact with scrutiny committee Chair ahead of facing questions - what are the protocols around this?
Stephen also discusses pending strike action by workers at NI Water over pay.
PSNI officers now allowed to include gender pronouns on their name badges
Nails to die for - Derry based make up artist launches 'mortuary service’
New street in Belfast to be named Boyne Bridge Place – is a season of goodwill breaking out at City Hall?
Local man Raymond shares story of being diagnosed and living with motor neurone disease.
What next for Sinn Féin after the Irish election?
Plus, Irish language and bilingual signs vandalised over 300 times in the past five years
MPs prepare for historic vote on assisted dying bill
Also - Stephen discusses if a 'pop up' stadium in Belfast could host Euro 2028 fixtures.
Commonwealth Games NI set deadline for Executive to make decision on future of Ulster banner.
Also - Stephen discusses ending parking fees for staff or patients at hospitals.
‘Concerns for safety’ of Commonwealth Games NI Chief Exec after Ulster banner comments
More problems at site of new maternity hospital in Belfast-almost 10 yrs behind schedule