Demolition work has begun on the former home of UTV 'Havelock House'. The 150-year-old building was first created as a linen factory in the late 1800s, before housing soldiers during WW2 and even a secret radar operation.
Resident groups and historians have campaigned to maintain the site, or at least to save the Victorian part of the building.
However, work is now underway by developers to demolish Havelock to make way for over 100 new social homes in south Belfast.
Eden Wilson spoke with TV historian Dr Ken Griffin about the building's remarkable history.

What chance of any progress on Stormont returning? Sarah McKinley has a special report, and we'll be joined by an expert panel.

Friction between the The British and Irish Governments over Dublin's challenge to the legacy legislation. We hear from NIO Minister Lord Caine.

And tonight's commentators are Deirdre Heenan, David McCann and Peter Shirlow.

An endurance athlete about to embark on a row across the Atlantic has opened up about his battle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder following the Creeslough disaster.

Jason Black had called to the filling station in the County Donegal village and became a first responder when it was destroyed in the suspected gas explosion which killed 10 people.

He’s an internationally renowned climber but has swapped the mountains for the ocean in this latest adventure.

However, Jason says coping with mental health issues has been the biggest challenge he’s ever faced.

He’s been speaking exclusively to our Correspondent Gareth Wilkinson

Gymnast star Rhys McClenaghan opens up about how he dealt with mental health issues with Daniel Duffy.

Belfast actor James Martin has had a meteoric rise to stardom. He is the first person with Down Syndrome to win an Oscar after the short, An Irish Goodbye, won best live action short film.

He and his dad Ivan talk to Rita Fitzgerald on their road to Tinsel Town.

Confusion reigns about the state of play between the DUP and the Government, over their Windsor Framework negotiations.

What is clear, is that the all party talks at Hillsborough Castle have ended.

In this quick pod, UTV Political Correspondent Vicki Hawthorne reports on the days events while Political Editor Tracey Magee interviews Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and provides her analysis on the talks process.

It's the last View From Stormont of 2023.

Matt Sterling looks back on the year that was; plus, we're joined by Alex Kane, Allison Morris, David McCann.

They'll analyse the key events of 2023 and look forward to what might happen next.

NI Football legend Gerry Amtrong speaks to Ali Fleming ahead of tonight's Homemade Heroes series on UTV at 8.30pm.

He tells us how George Best helped him land a commentating career, how close he and the squad of 82 are to this day and why making the programme has allowed younger generations of the family to see their late mother and grandmother, who chatted to a young reporter named Eamonn Holmes about THAT goal in '82.

Christmas is exactly four weeks away; could Stormont be back by then?

On this week's View from Stormont podcast: the talking between the government and the DUP continues but is there any chance of a breakthrough any time soon? We're joined by the SDLP MP Claire Hanna; and the TUV Leader Jim Allister.

The polictial fall out from those shocking riot scenes in Dublin last week; we're joined by Gavan Reilly, Political Correspondent with Virgin media news.

Our commentators are Professors Deirdre Heenan and Jon Tonge, the News Letter Editor Ben Lowry and the commentator Chris Donnelly.

Could a deal to restore Stormont be on the horizon?

Speculation that an agreement could be close has increased, following comments from the former DUP leader and First Minister, Peter Robinson.

The DUP heavyweight has been speaking about his party's discussions with the government over the post-Brexit trading arrangements, saying we're close to the time when decisions must be taken.

Our Political Editor Tracey Magee reports....