Evelyn O'Rourke, Study Hub, has been looking into the mental health issues that face secondary school students.

Simon Carswell, Finance Correspondent with The Irish Times, reports that the Health Products Regulatory Authority is investigating the first Irish case of a rare blood clot linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Brian Robson, Welsh man who airmailed himself in crate in the 1960s, is now looking for the two Irishmen who helped nail it shut.

Dr. Jack Lambert, Professor of Medicine and Infectious Disease in UCD, discusses safe shopping during lockdown

Della Kilroy reports on Akram Hussein who had worked in Centra in Drumcondra where he was hailed as the "world's best shopkeeper" by the local community.

Mark Lindsay, Chair of the Police Federation of Northern Ireland; Gerry Kelly, Sinn Fein MLA for North Belfast and member of the Northern Ireland Policing Board; and Gordon Lyons, DUP MLA for East Antrim discuss last night's violence in Belfast

Fergal Keane reports that figures just published this afternoon show and improving picture in relation to Covid 19 in the country, but there are some surprises about where people believe they may be contracting the disease.

Marty Morrissey, GAA Correspondent, and Colm O Rourke, former Meath footballer, on how Monaghan senior football manager Seamus 'Banty' McEnaney has been suspended for 12 weeks by the county board after it emerged the team took part in a group training session.

Louise Bayliss, Spokesperson for Spark - lone parent peer advocacy group, tells us why some parents are calling for schools to relax their dress codes and uniform requirements, while clothes shops are closed.

Inbar, who's travelled to Ireland from Israel, called Liveline from her hotel quarantine. Elizabeth's father Patrick Byrne died. His inquest found that he died of asbestos poisoning. Trish was watching Bake Off when someone laughed at Nadine Coyle's Derry accent. Orla O'Connor tells us how she ended up with a piece of an ear from Nelson's column.