Encore Thursday 23rd July, 2020 by Midlands 103

How Police in Portugal are re-opening painful wounds for a Westmeath women who was viciously assaulted 4 weeks before her 21st birthday, we remember Ben Connolly and how he and his bother Jake affected so many of us in the Midlands, and how to get a refund on your health insurance because of private hospitals being taken over during lockdown.

Country Life Wednesday 22nd July, 2020 by Midlands 103

You can now travel to 15 countries without having to quarantine afterwards, your child is being bullied but what do you do when it's their own brother or sister who's doing it? And celebrity Chef Catherine Fulvio has a challenge for you.

Taking Care of Business - Covid-19 Updates Episode 15 by Midlands 103

Doctors say your workplace is the new frontline against Covid-19 so what should your boss be doing about it? Are Councils tough enough on bad tenants in your area? And is stealing a dog from your garden more serious than taking your lawnmower? Because in law they are treated the same, is this wrong?

Heartlands Sunday 19th July, 2020 by Midlands 103

How secure are your Zoom conversations? You'll meet the Portarlington student who is so infuriated about the Leaving Cert delays, she's starting a national petition, Bressie talks about losing a loved one during lockdown and Gardaí clamp down on racing in the Slieve Blooms.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH BARRY COWEN TD ON THE 'SATURDAY VIEW' SHOW...

The aftermath of his sacking as Minister for Agriculture this week...

His political future....??

Has he spoken to the Taoiseach since his dismissal??

He spoke to Liam on the show.

A Westmeath mother says she's grieving for the life her sons can't have after they were diagnosed with a degenerative muscular condition. Bianca Benson's children, Noah and Rowan, have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy which prevents the body from creating a protein used in the development of muscles. A GoFund me page has been set up for the boys, aged 6 and 4, with the aim of raising €100,000. Ms. Benson has been telling Will Faulkner on the Midlands Today Show she's gone through a range of emotions since the diagnosis in January: