This week we sit down with Theresa Kelly, a volunteer for Foyle Hospice, where her sister Sarah died of secondary breast cancer a few years ago.

Theresa herself now lives with incurable secondary cancer but says the work of the hospice is a comfort to both her and her family.

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Time is running out to get legislation through the Assembly, what is being done to make sure there's proper scrutiny?

The First Minister says it's a 'disgrace' that the Health Minister has suspended Northern Ireland's participation a clinical trial for puberty blockers. We hear from the Executive parties.

Sir Keir Starmer is facing two crucial tests - a neck-and-neck by-election in Manchester, as well as council elections. Could it signal the end for the Prime Minister? We're joined by polling expert Professor Sir John Curtice.

Our commentators are Suzanne Breen and Professor Jon Tonge.

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As Valentines Day approaches, we are joined with relationship counsellor Anandi, who talks about the changing nature of relationships and the challenges we face.

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The Prime Minister has secured the backing of his cabinet, while the Scottish Labour leader says he should step down over the Mandelson revelations. We have the very latest with ITV News political correspondnet Carl Dinnen.

To reflect on the political turmoil this week, the DUP's Sammy Wilson, the SDLP's Matthew O'Toole and Alliance's Kate Nicholl.

What was Peter Mandleson like to deal with when he was Northern Ireland Secretary of State? I speak to two men who knew him closely - Lord Empey, and Mark Durkan.

Our commentators are Dr Clare Rice, Dr David McCann and Peter Cardwell.

On this week’s Going the Extra Mile I was joined by Peter Lavery who won over £10 million thirty years ago this year and Jonny Johnston who won almost £4 million in the National Lottery in 2023.

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TUV MLA Timothy Gaston is excluded from the Assembly for breaching Stormont's code of conduct. We look at the state of standards for public representatives and we are joined by TUV Leader Jim Allister.

Two years since Stormont came back, is it a milestone worth marking? We hear from the deputy First Minister, Emma Little-Pengelly.

The Prime Minister is now washing his hands of former Secretary of State Peter Mandelson - we assess the impact of the Epstein files at Westminster with Lucy Fisher and Peter Cardwell.

Our commentators are Professors Peter Shirlow and Deirdre Heenan.

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A son of the convicted double murderer Colin Howell has spoken to UTV, describing how his life fell apart when he found out that his father had killed his mother Lesley, and his then lover Hazel Stewart’s husband, Trevor Buchanan - and that he had staged it to look like a suicide pact.

The truth was only revealed... almost 20 years later - after Colin Howell’s confession in 2009, implicating Hazel Stewart. She was also found guilty of the murders.

Watch the new ITV Documentary 'Killer in the House' where the children Colin Howell speak out for the first time.

This week at Stormont saw a tale of two ministers under pressure, but for very different reasons.

First up, Finance Minister John O'Dowd halted a proposed revaluation of business rates in Northern Ireland.

Meanwhile, the Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has faced an urgent question in the Assembly chamber, and a prickly meeting of his department's scrutiny committee.

The UUP leadership process reaches its climax this weekend, when Jon Burrows, a former senior PSNI officer, will be ratified as leader following a party meeting on Saturday.

In this episode, UTV Political Editor Tracey Magee, Political Correspondent Vicki Hawthorne, and Economics Correspondent Jordan Moates discuss.

This episode was originally released on 30th January, 2026.

The removal of the conditional immunity clause in the Legacy Act will end the pause on prosecutions for Troubles-era crimes. We'll hear from Veterans' Commissioner David Johnstone.

As the PSNI launches a recruitment drive, aimed at encouraging more Catholics into the force, we ask why are the police still struggling? Joining Paul Clark to discuss the issue are Dr Jonny Byrne and Allison Morris.

Liz Kimmins says the changes to driver licencing rules, are the biggest reform we've ever seen, but what will it mean for young people hoping to get on the road? We have an interview with the Infrastructure Minister.

Protests have erupted in the United States after two US citizens were killed within weeks of each other in Minneapolis by federal ICE agents. I'm joined by Greg Swenson, the chair of Republicans Overseas UK, and by Professor Larry Donnelly from the University of Galway.

Our commentators are the editor of the News Letter Ben Lowry and political correspondent of the Irish News John Manley.

This episode was first broadcast on UTV on 27th January, 2026.