Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers tells Colm Ó Mongáin about what might come up at tomorrow's Oireachtas Covid Comittee. Business Editor Will Goodbody avoids a leaf blower and takes a call from a construction site. Consumer Correspondent Fran McNulty eyes up a pair of clippers as hardware and other outlets re-open.

Former President Mary Robinson talks to Colm Ó Mongáin about life in lockdown & her new Covid-19 podcast in which she examines challenges facing the world and changes needed in the current crisis Also:Correspondent Órla O'Donnell rounds up the latest briefing & Foreign Reporter Juliette Gash talks to UNICEF about the virus among Rohingya refugees.

In a (slightly) longer episode Colm Ó Mongáin gets an in-depth look at the education sector from Education Correspondent Emma O'Kelly. Agriculture Correspondent Fran McNulty details the troubling level of infection among meat industry workers and Correspondent Sinéad Crowley has details of the latest briefing on testing.

Colm Ó Mongáin talks to Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers on why children are not to be feared. Legal Correspondent Orla O'Donnell sums up the blunt dismissal of John Waters and Gemma O'Doherty's anti-lockdown High Court action. Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham outlines the European Commission's travel considerations.

Science Correspondent George Lee looks at intensive care data to see if the Swedish model was a match for Ireland. Colm Ó Mongáin talks to London Correspondent Seán Whelan about the UK losing the most people in Europe to Covid-19. Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers on masks and more.

You can choose your friends - but you could make enemies if you do. Europe Editor Tony Connelly tells Colm Ó Mongáin about the social minefield presented by Belgium's relaxation of restrictions. Also: Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers on the cost of tackling Covid-19 and more.

We hear from the Department of Education press conference on the day the Leaving Cert was left aside and also the Chief Medical Officer's defence of advice on visiting nursing homes. Correspondent Sinéad Crowley runs through the data from last night's briefing and Washington Correspondent Brian O'Donovan hits the country roads of West Virginia.

Director General of the International Committee of the Red Cross Robert Mardini talks to Foreign Editor Eimear Lowe about fears for fragile countries in the pandemic. Also: Political Correspondent Micheál Lehane on how talk of tapering off pandemic payments is tapering off. Sinéad Crowley gives us an overview of last night's NPHET briefing.

Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers updates Colm Ó Mongáin on the latest numbers, looks at some of the knock-on effects and questions about nursing homes. Also: Europe Editor Tony Connelly on a decidedly wintery Spring forecast and love's role in the fall of a senior UK scientist.

On the day when the cocoon opens and the circle for exercise widens, Colm Ó Mongáin talks to Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers about the concerns of health services beyond the coronavirus and to Industry Correspondent Ingrid Miley about the impact of Covid 19 on employment.