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Stephen talks to two mothers of road accident victims. Callers react wildly to the Family Planning Assosiation suggestion that sex education should be taughtto 4 year olds

The large UK supermarkets are offering discounts at the petrol pumps, but are Northern Ireland customers being excluded from these offers?

Stephen wants to know if male callers are facing sexual harassment in the workplace, but most listeners suspect political correctness gone mad...

Linda takes your calls on 16 year olds being banned from buying cigarettes in shops and access to disabled toilets.

Linda is in for Stephen and she wants to know how the teachers are going to cope on only eight weeks off over the summer...

Kevin Magee stands in for Stephen and asks, does Belfast's Lord Mayor really need a new beemer?

After a spell in the dentist's chair, our presenter and the show take a turn for the decidedly surreal...

The RIR's commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Ed Freely, joins Stephen by satellite link from Helmand Province to give his opinion on the debate.

A mother tells us how her son on leave from Afghanistan was verbally abused by a worker at George Best City Airport for being in uniform...callers flood the progamme with both support for the troops and criticism of the army's role in NI and abroad.

Callers voice their disgust after 97 year old John Dunne suffers a heart attack after being assaulted outside his Andersonstown home.

After the Elim Church in Northern Ireland claims an upsurge in healing through prayer, Stephen wants to know why some are cured while other prayers go unanswered.

Deputy Chief Constable Paul Leighton responds after it emerges 56 officers have been disciplined internally or through the courts in the past two years...and 31 have been suspended on full pay during investigations into offences.

A senior Department of Agriculture official responds after we revealed that their approved windmills have caused serious damage on farms in Northern Ireland.

A farmer's windmill sheds its propellers with disasterous consequences.nnA Nolan debate kicks off after protesters swap the City Hall's Union flag with an Iraqi flag.

GWB is in Belfast and there's a lot of disruption - is it all worth it? And Stephen gets it in the neck after BBC NI pulls the tennis halfway through to show GAA...

The DUP give the Government 9 crucial votes on the 42 day terror detention act.nnThe BBC's veteran Ireland Correspondent Denis Murray retires from the corporation.

The Nolan Show sees a leaked report clearing Ian Paisley Jnr over his holiday home purchase and gets the exclusive interview.nnSDLP MLA John Dallat defends his complaint over the purchase of Paisley Jnr's holiday home.

Stephen speaks to Stephen Scott, the man at the centre of the gay debate who was attacked over his sexuality.nnJames Parker reveals how he had his sexual preferences changed by a psychologist.

Angry care workers contact the programme about their pay being in arrears, while podcasters from Scotland and France join the debate over Iris Robinson's belief that homosexuality is 'disgusting'...

After a weekend of nation-wide coverage in both print and on the airwaves, the show returns to DUP MP Iris Robinson's comments that gay people can be 'turned' through a process of counselling.

8th June 2008 Weekly News Review from a Christian Viewpoint. Patrick Woodward talks with Editor of the Inspire Magazine Russ Bravo about the latest news from a Christian s perspective. Today, McGuinness reads his poem at Ian Paisley farewell, Big Brother returns, again and Prince Charles welcomes Hope 08 volunteers. Story Links: McGuinness reads his poem at Ian Paisley farewell timesonline.co.uk- Martin McGuinness makes parting gift of poetry to Ian Paisley independent.ie - Chuckle brother signs off with a poem for his pal google all news on this subject Big Brother returns, again! independent.co.uk - Big Brother begins – but does anybody still care? blogs.guardian.co.uk - The return of Big Brother, the show that just won t die google all news on this subject Prince Charles welcomes Hope 08 volunteers inspiremagazine.org.uk - Prince Charles to meet Hope08 delegates princeofwales.gov.uk - Diary Entry - Thursday 12th June 2008 hope08.com - A Royal Reception hope08.com - Hours of Kindness Please feel free to add your comments:

A special unedited podcast after a young gay man is beaten and left for dead. The attack is roundly condemned by Iris Robinson, who also defends her view that homosexuality is an 'abomination'...the show is inundated with calls both for and against her position.

Kevin Magee reveals teenagers are arranging sectarian fights on the internet...and there's uproar when one parent says his children have been encouraged to fight.

Bluff or crisis? Your calls on speculation SF may force elections by refusing to nominate Deputy First Minister on Thursday...and Jeffers is on top of a manhole problem in West Belfast.

The big fat debate - should TV presenter Fern Britton have come clean about her gastric band operation? The culchies come to Belfast, Conor Grimes and Alan McKee talk all things country

John Matthews wins a bet on how long he could survive a terminal disease.nnCouncillor Naomi Long returns from Belfast City Council's peace-money funded trip to Chicago.

Yesterdays debate continues as callers further discuss the comments made by Strangford MLA Iris Robinson on air... and if you're overweight or have bad breath beware of the straight talking date doctor

Was Mary Whitehouse the guardian of the nation's morals, or an interfering busy-body?

Shock and concern at yet another NIE price hike...and Nolan is determined to find out what the culchies mean by 'flood the boiler'...