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4565: LISTEN¦ The Good Friday Agreement allows people to identify as British, Irish or both, but legally a court has held, people born in NI are British citizens. Frank speaks to @JimAllister, @NiallSF and @StephenFarryMLA
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5283: LISTEN¦ Are married men letting themselves go? Scientists have found married men are three times more likely than single men to be obese, but married women don't seem to experience the same expanding waistline
10:31|Are married men letting themselves go? Scientists have found married men are three times more likely than single men to be obese, but married women don't seem to experience the same expanding waistline
5282: LISTEN¦ From Newry to New York, via Rio? A local school will be bringing samba rhythms to the world's most famous St Patrick's Day parade, next week. Frank spoke to teacher Peter Slane and pupil Conor Sands
08:45|From Newry to New York, via Rio? A local school will be bringing samba rhythms to the world's most famous St Patrick's Day parade, next week. Frank spoke to teacher Peter Slane and pupil Conor Sands
5281: LISTEN¦ Should chanting 'ooh ah up the 'Ra' be outlawed? A new policing bill could prohibit flags glorifying terrorism. TUV MP Jim Allister has suggested it should also include a ban on singing songs or chants of support for proscribed organisations
15:48|5281: LISTEN¦ Should chanting 'ooh ah up the 'Ra' be outlawed? A new policing bill could prohibit flags glorifying terrorism. TUV MP Jim Allister has suggested it should also include a ban on singing songs or chants of support for proscribed organisations
5280: LISTEN¦ Delays in ambulance handovers put around 3,800 people at potential risk of severe harm, according to a scathing report by the NI Audit Office. Frank spoke to the SDLP's Colin McGrath and Áine Magee from Carers NI
23:27|Delays in ambulance handovers put around 3,800 people at potential risk of severe harm, according to a scathing report by the NI Audit Office. Frank spoke to the SDLP's Colin McGrath and Áine Magee from Carers NI
5279: LISTEN¦ Should religious education be mandatory in schools? A new poll suggests a majority don't believe children should have to study it. Frank spoke to Amanda Ferguson
11:46|Should religious education be mandatory in schools? A new poll suggests a majority don't believe children should have to study it. Frank spoke to Amanda Ferguson
5278: LISTEN¦ Is it time to stop sending letters? Denmark's postal service is ending deliveries of letters. Have they had their day? Frank got the thoughts of writer Malachi O'Doherty
20:00|Is it time to stop sending letters? Denmark's postal service is ending deliveries of letters. Have they had their day? Frank got the thoughts of writer Malachi O'Doherty
5277: LISTEN¦ Is there too much football on Match of the Day? BBC Chairman Samir Shah says there should be more analysis and discussion and less focus on the action. Frank spoke to sports writer Steven Beacom
29:59|Is there too much football on Match of the Day? BBC Chairman Samir Shah says there should be more analysis and discussion and less focus on the action. Frank spoke to sports writer Steven Beacom
5276: LISTEN¦ Over 100 life-saving kidney transplants are carried out in NI each year. Frank spoke to Graeme Francey about his own experience, receiving a kidney from his sister
04:09|Over 100 life-saving kidney transplants are carried out in NI each year. Frank spoke to Graeme Francey about his own experience, receiving a kidney from his sister
5275: LISTEN¦ Could you save over £130 on your gas bill? Some Firmus customers are getting a price cut. Rick spoke to energy expert Aodhan O'Donnell, from Power To Switch about who will benefit
11:56|Could you save over £130 on your gas bill? Some Firmus customers are getting a price cut. Rick spoke to energy expert Aodhan O'Donnell, from Power To Switch about who will benefit