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Collie Ennis, Zoologist, is back for Drivetime SpringWatch and this evening he's looking at hedgehogs and foxes.

Frankie Mulqueen, Head of Government Affairs for viagogo, says planned legislation to ban ticket touting is an infringement of property rights and will drive people to the black market.

As the rollout continues those aged 65 to 69 are next to get the jab and some of them were surprised to be called slightly ahead of schedule in Counties Tipperary, Limerick and Clare as John Cooke has been finding out

Claire Byrne, Green Party Councillor, discusses tenders to operate public toilets in Dublin city streets and parks.

Louise O'Reilly, Sinn Fein spokesperson on Enterprise, Trade and Employment; and Duncan Graham, Managing Director, Retail Excellence discuss what the retail sector will be like post-pandemic.

Bonnie Greer, author and commentator, tells us what Derek Chauvin's conviction, for the murder of George Floyd, mean for policing and race in America.

Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland, UN human rights commissioner and chair of The Elders, is supporting an international campaign calling for intellectual property rights on Covid 19 vaccines to be waived so that production could be speeded up across the globe.

Claire Hanna, SDLP MP; and Sir. Jeffery Donaldson, DUP MP, discuss a new Bill protects British army veterans from being criminally prosecuted after five years, but Northern Ireland veterans are excluded