With all the Brexit coverage surrounding the fall in the pound and the UK's relationship with the continent, the issue of the UK's only land border with the EU has gone largely unreported. Matthew Cook is joined by Dr Esmond Birnie, Senior Economist at Ulster University, to discuss what this means for the state of Ireland. First broadcast: 22/10/16

Now that the dust has settled from the Brexit vote, Colin talks to entrepreneurial brothers, Ian and Nigel Baxter. They were on either side of the debate and talk to Colin now about how they think Brexit has and will continue to affect Britain. First broadcast: 22/10/16

Latest polls suggest that Hillary Clinton is pulling ahead of Donald Trump in the race for presidency and speculation is growing about what people can expect from either candidate if they successfully secure the presidency. To get the latest from the US before the election, Rita Lobo is joined by one of the Democratic Party's leading political pollsters, Celinda Lake. First broadcast: 22/10/16

Colin is joined by Daniel Kawczynski, Conservative MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham, about his stance on Brexit, why he was on the leave side and the state of Britain since the vote to leave the EU. First broadcast: 22/10/16

Colin is joined by Sir Gerald Howarth, Tory MP for Aldershot, to discuss the recent news that many MPs are in favour of bringing back the royal yacht HMS Britannia, after Britain's vote to leave the EU, claiming that it could help with trade and spreading British values. First broadcast: 15/10/16

Former mayor of London candidate and conservative MP Zac Goldsmith joins Colin to discuss the latest developments with the UK's next runway and what he thinks would be the best decision for the UK. First broadcast: 15/10/16

Colin looks at the latest from Donald Trump's election campaign. With fresh allegations of sexual misconduct and his party colleague's attempts to distance themselves from the candidate, is this the end of Mr Trump's bid for the White House? To discuss the latest developments with Colin, Coco Soodek, American business expert, lawyer and media personality, joins us. First broadcast: 15/10/16

The Government is expected to announce next week where it will build the UK's next runway. Joining Colin to get the latest developments from either side of the debate are Sally Pavey from the Communities Against Gatwick Noise and Emissions (CAGNE) and John Stewart from the Heathrow Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise (HACAN). First broadcast: 15/10/16

Prime minister Teresa May has pledged an extra £33 million to combat the "inhuman underworld" that traffics people into servitude. But since the passing of the Modern Slavery Act last year, chronic weaknesses in crime recording has led to many modern slaves falling through the cracks, according to the UK's anti-slavery commissioner. Colin speaks to Ben Cooley, CEO of Hope for Justice. First broadcast: 15/10/16

Colin gets the latest on the SNP conference from Maurice Smith, Share Radio's Scotland correspondent. First broadcast: 15/10/16