'We'd love to be able to get on with life and celebrate Lisa for the beautiful human being she was but we can't while she's out there alone, without a gravestone' - Joanne Dorrian spoke to Frank, 18 years after her sister Lisa disappeared 

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Strength training isn't just for athletes and bodybuilders, Dr Jonny Bloomfield tells Frank why we should all be doing it 

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'The deal looks like welcome progress, but the real hard work is only beginning' - Retail NI chief Glyn Roberts says the final Protocol deal must work for consumers as well as business  

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Love Island viewers have been accusing some contestants of 'toxic femininity' after some male participants were reduced to tears - journalist, commentator and direct of Mighty Women Kim Kelly gives her thoughts

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'Challenging, but incredibly rewarding' - Mark Haslam, managing director of Loud Mouth Media tells Frank about his company's experience of trialling a four-day work week

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Imagine counting literally millions of one and two pence coins - that's what Eric Kewley has done, as he's raised almost £100,000 for the Children's Hospice, with his Koppers for Kids campaign over the past 25 years

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Over the weekend parts of Northern Ireland were treated to an incredible display of the Northern Lights. But what are they and when are you likely to see them? Frank spoke to Prof Jorick Vink from the Armagh Planetarium

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Should employers let staff bring their kids to work if they can't get childcare cover? Frank got the thoughts of Kim Kelly

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Fermanagh and Omagh District Councillor Errol Thompson has known Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell for 35 years and told Frank there is both 'deep shock' and an 'amount of anger' in Omagh, as he calls for those with information about the attempted murder of the father-of-four to come forward.

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Former Green Party leader Steven Agnew, who left politics to work in renewables, told Frank there's 'no doubt' others will follow suit if Stormont isn't revived

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