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The World Food Programme has warned of Covid-19 increasing the risk of famine in war-torn areas of the developing world. Dr Ciara Conlon - who now works on the Covid ward of an Irish hospital, but who recently returned from Malawi - discusses the dangers with Colm Ó Mongáin. Also: Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers gives us a daily update.

Katie Hannon, RTÉ Correspondent, reports on the news that RTÉ will avail of the government's Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme, and David Cullinane, Sinn Féin TD for Waterford, talks to Mary about the scheme.

Artist Avril Corroon has been marshalling microbes good and bad in her work, Spoiled Spores

Professor of Modern Irish History at UCD, Diarmuid Ferriter talks to Seán about the complicated legacy of the executed 1916 leader.

On today's show, The Icelandic Eurovision entry was robbed, Gardening advice with Gerry Daly, Round 2 of the All Ireland Quiz and Operation Transformation Staying Well Apart

Today we focus on the mantra "I am enough"

Joe hears about long lost family members who've reconnected. Breda O'Grady talks about tracking down her cousin Lisa Ann Skidmore. Francis describes finding his family when in his sixties.

We talk to Education Minister Joe McHugh about a 10m allocation to schools to be spent to address the digital divide being experienced by some students

Neasa Hardiman, Director and BAFTA award-winning writer chats to Seán about her feature film debut. 'Sea Fever' is a science fiction thriller. A preview of music documentary 'Beastie Boys Story' (Spike Jonze) and 'The Last Dance' review. A new docuseries on Netflix focusing on the legendary Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls 1997-98 season.

Caroline Meagher of MyMilkman.ie spoke to Ryan about how she became a 'milk woman' and how things have changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.