The London Science Museum has launched its 'Robots' exhibition, and George asked Roger Highfield if he had anything to be worried about.

The impact of illegal streaming, Obamas offered the Freedom of Dublin, basic cooking is obsolete, Maastricht Treaty's 25th anniversary and Michael Graham on healthcare.

Being selective over outrage, getting back to basics, people are shunning university and is ok to say that Trump has a mental disorder?

Brendan Kelly doesn't think people should be assigning a mental disorder to Donald Trump. He tells George why.

Ciara is joined by Shane O'Mara, author of ''Why Torture Doesn't Work' to react to recent comments Trump has made about torture, and whether he's at all justified.

As the ASTI once again voted against a deal, Ed Walsh is not impressed at all. ASTI member Fintan O'Mahony, who voted to agree to the deal, also joined Ciara to discuss.

Ciara Kelly talks ASTI, a potential teachers strike, cancer, the reality for au pairs, good living with Darina Allen, whether torture works and misophonia.

George reacts to Stephen Donnelly's move to Fianna Fáil, Ireland's 2040 strategy dissected, it's back to basics as people return to knitting and why are children anxious?

Guidance counselor Brian Mooney is worried that this generation of children will have no social skills, and that it's one of the keys to their anxiety issues.

Aviation security expert Philip Baum thinks the way we currently do airport security is pointless, and there are far better things we could be doing.