The UK and the EU have done what they're calling "the post Brexit reset deal." Just what will it mean for Northern Ireland?  Our Political Correspondent Vicki Hawthorne will have the latest from Westminster. She will be talking to the Secretary of State Hilary Benn; as well as DUP leader Gavin Robinson ; and Sinn Fein south Down MP Chris Hazzard.

Meanwhile, we'll be joined by the SDLP Leader Claire Hanna; Alliance Party Deputy Leader Eóin Tennyson; and by the TUV Leader Jim Allister.  

Our commentators are Professors Deirdre Heenan and Peter Shirlow.  Also here will be Tina McKenzie from the Federation of Small Businesses; ITV News Europe Editor James Mates; and the Irish Independent's Political Editor Mary Regan.

The Prime Minister says a trade deal between the UK and the United States will save thousands of jobs. But how will sectors in Northern Ireland be affected? We talk to experts in manufacturing, business agriculture, and economics.

What do the parties here make of that transatlantic deal? You'll hear from Claire Hanna and Jim Allister

And with their view on the inner workings of the Trump Administration, the former Irish and British Ambassadors to the United States, Lord Darroch and Daniel Mulhall.

Concerns that a new scheme to tackle waiting lists here could lead to healthcare inequality. We speak to our health reporter Deborah McAleese. 

Will controversial plans announced by Belfast City Council allow larger retailers to open for longer on Sundays? Nathan Hanna has that report and you'll hear from councillors on both sides of the argument. 

The Conclave to elect a new Pope will start tomorrow in the Vatican. We hear from Colm Flynn and Michael Kelly in Rome.

And does the rise of Reform in the local elections in England mean the end of  the two party system? We have the latest from Westminster with Lucy Fisher and Kevin Maguire.

Paul Clark discusses his week in the Vatican reporting on the Pope's funeral with Carol Jordan.

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Coming up on this episode, The British and Irish Governments have condemned the controversial rap group Kneecap, after a video emerged of one of the members allegedly calling for the killing of members of parliament. We'll hear from John Manley and Jon Burrows.

It's been a year since the ICRIR started work, but the British and Irish Governments are now talking about a fundamental change in how to deal with legacy - so what's next? We talk to The Commission's Peter Sheridan, and we hear from critics of the process.

And the First Minister Michelle O'Neill attended Pope Francis' funeral at the weekend, we look at his legacy.

Carol Jordan and Sarah Clarke reflect on the life of Pope Francis and his legacy.

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Dan Duffy, Ruth Gorman and Jordan Moore dissect Rory McIlroy's Masters triumph and the road that took him to the pinnacle of golf.

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Carol Jordan is joined by UTV Crime and Security Correspondent to discuss the jailing of a gang of pensioners who preyed on vulnerable young women and how the police discovered the extent of the criminal gang's activity.

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We look at Stormont the budget and how it will affect people here. We'll be joined by Phillip Brett from the DUP, Deirdre Hargey from Sinn Féin, and by Colin McGrath from the SDLP to go over all the numbers.

A committee of Westminster MPs says  discussion on water charges should not be avoided here. We talk to Tonia Antoniazzi, the chair of the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee.

And the world is still reeling from US President Donald Trump's tariffs. How have businesses here been reacting? We hear from one, as well as a panel of experts.

Our commentators are Aaron Edwards and Professor Deirdre Heenan.

UTV's Sports Correspondent Ruth Gorman talks to Ulster Rugby Head Coach Richie Murphy and son Jack Murphy about the dynamic of working together as father and son as Jack establishes himself as Ulster's out-half.