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The jury is charged with reaching findings including how Noah came by his death

Noah Donohoe inquest jury told to reach findings on evidence heard in court

LISTEN¦ 'To hear 20,000 people singing it back to you is magic - you never get tired of it' - Johnny 'Smacks' McMahon and Johnny B O'Brien, better known as The 2 Johnnies called in for a chat with Frank ahead of their show at Féile an Phobail

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LISTEN¦ '100% of the staff who took part in an online consultation said that care is not safe' - Helen Hamill from the Save Our Acute campaign told Frank an RQIA inspection report on the South West Acute Hospital raised serious concerns

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An adventure park volunteer who allegedly exposed himself to a group of girls said it was an “unfortunate accident” involving a damaged zipper, the High Court has heard.

Adventure park volunteer accused of exposing himself to young girls Man granted bail but banned from returning to facility

Drugs worth £1.35 million were seized in two days of searches.

Nine cannabis factories targeted in PSNI raids Drugs worth £1.35 million seized in two days of searches

Throughout the conversation, Hayden and Thomas examine a range of global issues, including the impact of war reporting, the growing trend of news avoidance and the responsibility of journalists to tell the stories behind the headlines.

Sally Hayden discusses love in conflict zones & reporting from the frontlines on 'Are We There Yet?' Award-winning journalist and author Sally Hayden joins Kathryn Thomas on the latest episode of Are We There Yet? presented in association with Mater Private Network, for a thought-provoking conversation about conflict, humanity and the power of hope in a divided world.

Patients in the Southern Health Trust were failed amid systemic failures across governance, oversight, leadership, culture and board accountability, the Urology Services Inquiry has found.

Patients failed amid systemic governance failures, Urology Inquiry finds The probe, ordered by former health minister Robin Swann in 2020, found today that patients suffered serious harm, including failures in diagnosis, treatment and follow up.

Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has moved to renounce and forfeit his knighthood and membership of the Privy Council.

It comes after calls from a number of political leaders for Donaldson to be stripped of the titles after he was convicted of 18 sexual offences.

Former DUP leader Donaldson to renounce knighthood and Privy Council membership Current DUP leader Gavin Robinson and Ulster Unionist leader Jon Burrows are among those who called for Donaldson’s knighthood and membership of the Privy Council to be removed.