Drivetime

Drivetime's Philip Boucher-Hayes reports on the resignation of Sarah Huckabee Sanders from her role as the White House Press Secretary.

In this week's Fake History Myles Dungan examines whether or not Charles Lindergh or Alcock and Brown really made the first ever transatlantic flight.

In his column this week, Joseph O'Connor talks about the meaning of Father's Day.

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan speaks to Tom Curran, right-to-die campaigner, about the assisted suicide clinic that he is opening in Switzerland, and Des O'Niell, Consultant Geriatrician in Tallaght Hospital, speaks to Katie about assisted suicide and palliative care.

Drivetime's Philip Boucher-Hayes, reports on the Tory leadership contest.

Eluned Morgan, Minister for International Relations and the Welsh Language, talks to Katie about the potential for Ireland and Wales to grow stronger economic, cultural and social links.

Susan Moran and Mary Butler, Fianna Fail TD, talk to Katie about the lack of regulation on funfairs in Ireland.

Susan Lohan, Co-founder of the Adoption Rights Alliance, and Liam Herrick, Irish Council of Civil Liberties, talk to Mary about new adoption legislation.

Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor of Hot Press, discusses why Radiohead have decided to release their private archive and the life and death of Philomena Lynott, the mother of Phil Lynott, the late Thin Lizzy frontman.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy talks to a homeless mother of four, and Rebecca Keating, Managing Solicitor at the Mercy Law Resource, speaks to Katie about the impact that living in emergency accommodation has on children.