Predators are targeting children as young as three for online grooming, according to a new report. Cyber safety expert Wayne Denner talked to Frank about how to keep your kids safe on the internet

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How would you feel if someone sat next to you on an empty bus? Thousands of people responded after a woman went viral, sharing her experience of being on a bus in London. Frank spoke to Kim Kelly and got the thoughts of listeners

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Other countries have ditched school uniforms - should NI follow suit? Frank spoke to Alliance education spokesperson Nick Mathison about the role uniforms can play and the problems with the current system

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'We need to be thinking about disease prevention rather than crisis management' - Dr Carla Devlin and nutritionist Sal Hanvey talk about the purpose behind Bodytalk Live - a health conference being held in Belfast

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Should smacking children be banned? The Royal College of Pediatrics has called for an end to 'unjust and dangerous' physical punishment. Frank spoke to @ParentingNI interim CEO Koulla Yiasouma

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Is going to university still worth it? The head of UK Universities has warned a funding crisis could see fees rise. Frank talked to Dr Fionola Meredith and Richard Kirk from Workplus

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'We wanted truly shared space for people to come and be creative' - Becky Bellamy and Connor Kerr from Show Some Love told Frank about their new collaborative arts space 'Green House' launching in Belfast City Centre

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What's the strangest baby name you've heard? A family in Sweden was told they couldn't call their son 'Smokey Bacon'. Should you be able to call your child what you want? Frank spoke to Helen McClements 

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Businesses call for clear direction from our politicians to help boost low growth and capitalise on the unique opportunities of dual market access. Frank spoke to Suzanne Wylie, head of the NI Chamber of Commerce

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Do you know a business in the North West that deserves special recognition? Perhaps they've gone above and beyond to do something innovative or boost the local economy. Entries are now open. Frank talked to Anna Doherty about the awards

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