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Brandt Williams, Minnesota Public Radio, speaks to Cormac about the trial of Derek Chauvin, the police officer who is accused of killing George Floyd.

Darren McCaffrey, Political Editor with Euronews, talks to Sarah about the rollout of the vaccine in Europe.

Jonny Dymond, BBC Royal Correspondent talks to Sarah about the fallout from Harry and Meghan's Oprah interview.

Dr Paul D'Alton, Associate Professor of Psychology UCD and Head of Clinical Psychology at St Vincent's University Hospital, talks to Cormac about useful rescue remedies and breathing techniques that people can do on a daily basis to improve their mental health.

Dr Mairin Ryan, HIQA's Deputy CEO and Director of Health Technology Assessment, speaks to Sarah about why they have advised NPHET that immunity following a Covid 19 infection could last for up to 6 months.

Sean Fleming, Minister of State, and Pearse Doherty, Sinn Fein, discuss the news that Davy will be stripped of its role selling Ireland's national debt.

Aoife Gavin, senior researcher at NUI Galway's Health Promotion Research Centre, talks to Cormac and Sarah about the findings of the HBSC Trends report on young people's habits and behaviours.

Clare O'Bryne, Green party Cllr, and Dr Laura Cahillane, Senior Lecturer in Constitutional Law in UL, discuss the lack of maternity leave for politicians.

Tom Lyons, The Currency.ie, speaks to Sarah about the news that the National Treasury Management Agency has withdrawn stockbroker Davy's authority to act as a primary dealer for Irish Government bonds.

Today is International Women’s Day and to mark it Ray is joined by Dr Lisa Cunningham - Guthrie is an Emergency Medicine Doctor from Mayo, Mary Gardner is a Garda based in Tralee and Fiona Grant is a Housekeeping attendant in Cork University Hospital.