Quarantining plans 'unenforceable, illogical and ill-timed' - Graham Keddie, managing director at Belfast International Airport tells the U105 Phone-In, as flights resume from Belfast

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'We're in a lifeboat, but they're going to kick us out five miles from shore' - Colin Neill from Hospitality Ulster says Stormont support welcome but without more certainty, thousands of jobs are still at risk

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Songwriter Stevie Horner from Belfast band Lo Mejor and two-weight world boxing champion Carl Frampton told Frank about a new charity single 'The Jackal' released to raise funds for front-line nurses in the NHS

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Can pets' collars or coats transmit coronavirus? Will hand sanitiser irritate a pet's skin? Can animals catch the virus? Michael Griffiths, from the Jubilee Veterinary Centre answered listeners' questions.

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'If you look at it in isolation you think to yourself, how inhumane, but we all get it, we know the reason why' - Paul Clark told Frank about how current restrictions affected his father's funeral

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What kind of meals can we make using store-cupboard ingredients and how can they help boost not only our immunity, but our mood? We spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey from Natural Health NI

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With so much conflicting information about coronavirus, we spoke to an expert, virologist Dr Connor Bamford, about where it came from, how it's spread and what to do if you think you may have been infected

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Derry's Brooke Scullion gave a 'knockout' performance on Saturday night as she reached The Voice UK semi final. She spoke to U105 about coping with fame, support from her family and her initiative 'together at home' 

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As schools prepare to open 'as a last resort' for children of key workers and those with special educational needs, health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about some of the plans education officials are considering to ensure health and safety of pupils and teachers

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4820: 'People's actions today will have a direct effect on our hospital system, on our ICU beds and how our health system copes in two weeks time - Health Minister Robin Swann tells U105 it's 'despairing' to see people flouting social distancing advice

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