Scott Thuman, Chief Political Correspondent at Sinclair Broadcasting Group, reports from Minneapolis where Derek Chauvin stands trial in the George Floyd murder case.

Cllr. Mannix Flynn tells us about a new initiative for members of local government in Dublin.

John Cooke reports live from Limerick and speaks to some of those hoping to apply for grants to help businesses increase their seating capacity.

Lars Johnsen, Journalist in Oslo, reports that grassroots members of the Norwegian Football team will decide if the team will boycott the Qatar World Cup.

Charlie McConalogue, Minister for Agriculture, discusses changes to the vaccine rollout programme.

Dr Ann Moore, Senior lecturer in Biochemistry in UCC, discusses how a vaccine trial on children aged 12 to 15 -- carried out by Pfizer-BioNTech -- has shown that it is safe and 100 per cent efficacious, according to the manufacturers.

Karl Spain, Comedian talks about April Fool's jokes that didn't go so well and some that did ahead of the day itself

Drops don't come much more seismic than the sneaker collaboration between rapper, Lil Nas X and viral art group, MSCHF, the "Satan Shoe"

Ray is joined by Irish Consultant Neurologist Suzanne O’Sullivan from the National Hospital for Neurology in London, who has been investigating the mystery of the refugee children in Sweden who won’t wake up.

On today's show Ray speaks to Anna May McHugh about recieving her 2nd vaccine, Suzanne O’Sullivan, Irish Consultant Neurologist talks about the mystery of the refugee children in Sweden who won’t wake up, Judy O’Loan tells us about a community book exchange and Ray chats to Ellie Holly after he played the clip of her dog Clancy singing.