Are gluten free snacks really any healthier than regular treat foods? Joana Da Silva from Safefood dispels some misconceptions around gluten free products

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The number of botched lip filler cases reported to independent regulator Save Face has doubled in a year, with some victims as young as 14. Does the industry need more regulation? Frank spoke to Save Face founder Ashton Collins 

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Tricia O'Neill from Road Safe NI spoke to Frank about a powerful new documentary, the Paulie Project, which talks about the human cost of road deaths

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EU negotiator Michel Barnier claims frictionless trade between NI and GB post-Brexit is impossible, under Boris's deal. How will this impact on consumers and the haulage industry? Frank spoke to Aodhán Connolly who heads the NI Retail Consortium 

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Around half of women believe they're underpaid, yet nearly three quarters have never challenged their boss on the issue. Employment lawyer Ruby Dinsmore gives listeners tips on what to do if you believe you should be paid more and how to negotiate for a better salary

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On the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, Dr Katy Radford talks about the importance of drawing lessons from such atrocities in a way that allows us to move forward, rather than looking backwards

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Thousands of drivers have been given temporary MOT exemptions, after broken vehicle lifts saw a raft of cancellations. Frank spoke to roads minister Nichola Mallon 

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Official figures from the Ambulance Service show a steep rise in the use of a drug to reverse the effects of an overdose. What's behind the rise and what are substances people are involved? Frank spoke to Chris Rintoul, from Extern

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Tom Kelly paid tribute to his friend and former colleague Seamus Mallon, a man who 'could connect with ordinary people but make government ministers quiver' 

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Are common garden birds as common as they used to be? The RSPB is looking for volunteers to take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch to see how birds numbers and species are changing. Frank spoke to Phil Carson from the charity 

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