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4819: LISTEN¦ 'There is no need to panic buy, there is enough to go around' - Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon reassures shoppers after she takes strong steps to ensure supermarket shelves remain stocked and home heating supplies are uninterrupted
'There is no need to panic buy, there is enough to go around' - Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon reassures shoppers after she takes strong step…
6 years, 4 months ago
4818: LISTEN¦ With families set to spend much more time in close proximity, how can we minimise friction and what is the likely impact on relationships? Frank heard from Relate NI CEO Duane Farrell
With families set to spend much more time in close proximity, how can we minimise friction and what is the likely impact on relationships? Frank hear…
6 years, 4 months ago
4817: LISTEN¦ What can or should government do to support people and businesses struggling as a result of coronavirus? Could a universal basic income help keep families afloat? Frank spoke to senior economist Dr Esmond Birnie
What can or should government do to support people and businesses struggling as a result of coronavirus? Could a universal basic income help keep fam…
6 years, 4 months ago
4816: LISTEN¦ How will school closures affect teachers and children preparing for important exams? What guidance have schools been given? Frank spoke to principal Ciaran Mackin
How will school closures affect teachers and children preparing for important exams? What guidance have schools been given? Frank spoke to principal …
6 years, 4 months ago
4815: LISTEN¦ 'If it is not urgent, you are diverting our time away from helping the most vulnerable' - a pharmacist urges people to show 'patience and kindness' to avoid much-needed services being swamped by non-essential requests
'If it is not urgent, you are diverting our time away from helping the most vulnerable' - a pharmacist urges people to show 'patience and kindness' t…
6 years, 4 months ago
4814: LISTEN¦ Health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about new measures set to be introduced to reduce the impact and stress on GP surgeries and the risk of spreading infection
Health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about new measures set to be introduced to reduce the impact and stress on GP surgeries and the risk of spreadi…
6 years, 4 months ago
4813: LISTEN¦ Teaching unions have urged the First and Deputy First Minister to end uncertainty by setting a date for school closures. Frank spoke to Gerry Murphy, chair of the NI Teachers' Council
Teaching unions have urged the First and Deputy First Minister to end uncertainty by setting a date for school closures. Frank spoke to Gerry Murphy,…
6 years, 4 months ago
4812: LISTEN¦ Frozen veg, nut butters and honey - what kinds of food should we be putting in our 'pandemic pantry' if we have to self-isolate? Frank spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey
Frozen veg, nut butters and honey - what kinds of food should we be putting in our 'pandemic pantry' if we have to self-isolate? Frank spoke to nutri…
6 years, 4 months ago
4811: LISTEN¦ Are UK motorist still paying too much for fuel? With tumbling oil prices, campaigner Howard Cox of Fair Fuel UK says consumers should be feeling the benefit at the pump
Are UK motorist still paying too much for fuel? With tumbling oil prices, campaigner Howard Cox of Fair Fuel UK says consumers should be feeling the …
6 years, 4 months ago
4810: LISTEN¦ Bellaghy's own Brooke Scullion talks about wowing the judges on The Voice, working with mentor Meghan Trainor and what makes people in south Derry special
Bellaghy's own Brooke Scullion talks about wowing the judges on The Voice, working with mentor Meghan Trainor and what makes people in south Derry sp…
6 years, 4 months ago