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5207: LISTEN¦ Will your next car be electric? A survey found 80% in NI want to buy an EV in the next 5 years, but currently only 2% of cars on our roads are electric. Frank spoke to Alliance MLA Kate Nicholl
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Will your next car be electric? A survey found 80% in NI want to buy an EV in the next 5 years, but currently only 2% of cars on our roads are electric. Frank spoke to Alliance MLA Kate Nicholl
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5414: LISTEN¦ A new study found that one in three parents here has been pushed into debt by the cost of school uniforms and back to school supplies. Frank spoke to Cllr Paul Doherty, from Foodstock. about some of their programmes and about holiday hunger
09:59|A new study found that one in three parents here has been pushed into debt by the cost of school uniforms and back to school supplies. Frank spoke to Cllr Paul Doherty, from Foodstock. about some of their programmes and about holiday hunger
5413: LISTEN¦ Should boys play with Barbie dolls? Sports presenter Alan Brazil started a debate after a young male relative would have no interest in 'playing with dollies'. Does he have a point? Frank spoke to Amanda Ferguson
05:49|Should boys play with Barbie dolls? Sports presenter Alan Brazil started a debate after a young male relative would have no interest in 'playing with dollies'. Does he have a point? Frank spoke to Amanda Ferguson
5412: LISTEN¦ TV presenter Richard Madeley described NI as 'close to a basket case' from an economic standpoint - does he have a point? Does it reduce the likelihood of a United Ireland?
23:28|TV presenter Richard Madeley described NI as 'close to a basket case' from an economic standpoint - does he have a point? Does it reduce the likelihood of a United Ireland?
5411: LISTEN¦ Hot weather can be dangerous for our pets - how can you keep them safe during a heatwave? Frank spoke to Tara Cunningham from Causeway Coast Dog Rescue
05:44|Hot weather can be dangerous for our pets - how can you keep them safe during a heatwave? Frank spoke to Tara Cunningham from Causeway Coast Dog Rescue
5410: LISTEN¦ Unemployed people on sickness benefits could soon be £2,500 a year better off than those working full-time on the national living wage. Is that fair? Frank spoke to commentators Tom Kelly and Mick Fealty
09:48|Unemployed people on sickness benefits could soon be £2,500 a year better off than those working full-time on the national living wage. Is that fair? Frank spoke to commentators Tom Kelly and Mick Fealty
5409: LISTEN¦ A new documentary is to air, showing the impact Ulster Scots people had on the founding of America and the source of their Bill of Rights - Frank spoke to the man behind it, GB News reporter Dougie Beattie
21:40|A new documentary is to air, showing the impact Ulster Scots people had on the founding of America and the source of their Bill of Rights - Frank spoke to the man behind it, GB News reporter Dougie Beattie
5408: LISTEN¦ Would you fancy an Extra Virgin Daiquiri? How about a straight shot of olive oil? The UK's first olive oil bar has just opened in London. What are the health benefits of this 'green gold'
05:37|Would you fancy an Extra Virgin Daiquiri? How about a straight shot of olive oil? The UK's first olive oil bar has just opened in London. What are the health benefits of this 'green gold'
5407: LISTEN¦ Would a £100 fine for vaping in a bus shelter be too harsh? Or is it a necessary clamp-down, by the government, on anti-social behaviour? Frank spoke to Mick Fealty, editor of Slugger O'Toole
08:37|Would a £100 fine for vaping in a bus shelter be too harsh? Or is it a necessary clamp-down, by the government, on anti-social behaviour? Frank spoke to Mick Fealty, editor of Slugger O'Toole
5406: LISTEN¦ Could a panel of experts from the worlds of business, the arts and charitable sector do a better job than our politicians of drafting policy? Frank spoke to journalist John Manley about the return of the Civic Forum
08:56|Could a panel of experts from the worlds of business, the arts and charitable sector do a better job than our politicians of drafting policy? Frank spoke to journalist John Manley about the return of the Civic Forum