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Highlights from Talkback. William Crawley and guests discuss the news headlines.

Translink warns service cuts and fare changes may be needed to save £10 million.

Campaigners protest the cut-off date in redress scheme for mother and baby homes.

Debate grows over whether online safety apps are engaging young people effectively.

Comments from Wes Streeting reignite debate over Britain’s future outside the EU.

Highlights from Talkback. William Crawley and guests discuss the news headlines.

Highlights from Talkback. William Crawley and guests discuss the news headlines.

A campaign group wants to change it to 16 - William and guests debate the proposal

Fresh rift at Stormont as leaders clash over policing after Dunmurry bomb attack.

Richard O’Reilly steps in for William; he and guests discuss sport’s unifying power.

Farmers are struggling with costs but is there any justification for blocking roads?

Episode first broadcast in August 2024. The music has been shortened for rights reasons

Iran and the United States have both said they're ready for further negotiations

Richard and guests discuss new proposals to lower speed limits.

William and historian Dr Saivush Randjbar-Daemi discuss how Iran has reached this moment.

William and guests discuss Stormont's first draft multi-year budget since 2011.

Richard and guests discuss Rev Trevor Gribben’s resignation and the church’s future.

William and guests discuss recent hate-motivated crimes and consider what could be done.

Protester Sue Pentel has accused the PSNI of criminalising a peaceful protest.

William and guests discuss the death of Pope Francis and his impact as pontiff.

The rise of measles in Northern Ireland and the dangers of vaccine hesitancy.

William and guests discuss the male loneliness epidemic and how it can be tackled.

William and guests discuss why birth rates are falling, the impacts and the solutions.

William and guests discuss Conor McGregor's recent visit to the White House.

What is the best way to protect everyone on our roads, without limiting freedoms?

Why did the DUP tell the public that these talks were not taking place?

Is there any hope for those whose lives have been ruined by substance addiction?

Should Northern Ireland take the leap into a new flag that everyone can celebrate?

Is it time for Australia to choose its own head of state?

What needs to happen in the Middle East to bring about a ceasefire and true peace?

Why is a school for small children being turned into a political controversy?

Could past social media posts from politician Mark Robinson sway the 2024 US election?

Is it time to denormalise paramilitary groups in our society?

Public bodies deal with nearly every aspect of our lives, but are they fit for purpose?

Williams speaks with Noel Russel on his new book 'The Saved and the Spurned'.

Will the Casement Park Stadium ever be built? And if so, who should pay?

Talkback marks the milestone with a look at the role of the BBC in the story of NI.

William and guests discuss the future of the Ulster Unionist Party.

William and guests discuss their summer reads.

William and guests discuss if the UK should act now to recognise the State of Palestine

William and guests discuss the perceptions of facial hair.

William and guests discuss the issues around grieving for four-legged friends.

Professor Phil Scraton on truth-seeking inquiries, when and how they work best.

Our guests discuss what a deal would look like.

Guests discuss how significant this shortfall in funding is.

What more does the PSNI need to do to restore public confidence?

Can the two governments and the party leaders deliver us a government here again?

What should it look like? Should it include more cross-border co-operation?

25 years ago, Mo Mowlam went into the Maze Prison to try to save the peace process.

Is there any point in having rules in place if they are not being enforced?