In an exclusive interview with the Chief Justice, Dame Siobhan Keegan tells Sarah Clarke she is committed to increasing sentences for those convicted of domestic abuse.

The problematic issue of getting parcels delivered after Brexit. We speak at length to Lord Murphy, the man reviewing the operation of the Windsor Framework

And ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' spring statement this week, we talk to Peter Cardwell and Lucy Fisher in London about what Wednesday might bring.

As The Westminster Government announces cuts to benefit payments, which critics say will impact the most vulnerable in our society, you'll hear from Alliance's Sorcha Eastwood and the DUP's Carla Lockhart.

With Donald Trump threatening further tariffs on goods from the European Union, what impact will that have on businesses north and south of the border? Danel Duffy reports. And we'll be joined by the Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald and a panel of experts.

Our commentators are Sam McBride from the Belfast Telegraph and Gráinne Ní Aodha from Press Association.

Harriet Long from Women's Aid explains how young people witnessing domestic abuse in Northern Ireland are now seen as equal victims under the law.

Our political editor Tracey Magee is in Washington with the latest ahead of the US President's much anticipated meeting with the Taoiseach.

Just what is it like dealing diplomatically with Donald Trump? To discuss that we'll be joined by the former Irish Ambassador to the United States, Dan Mulhall. You will also hear from Kevin Doyle and Larry Donnelly.

With a reset of Anglo-Irish relations underway, Jordan Moates reports on the new era and where it might lead.

Our commentators are John Manley, and Ben Lowry.

Co Down man Mark Branniff has run 100km every Wednesday for a year for a men's mental health charity in a bid to be the fittest human on earth.

Tony Sales gives his tips on how to avoid getting conned.

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt says "show me the money" as he claims funding earmarked in the programme for government to cut waiting lists is aspirational.

Nathan Hanna has been finding out what else is in the programme for government and how it might affect all our lives.

We'll also get expert analysis from Ann Watt, Paul Mac Flynn, Ciara Fitzpatrick and Frances O'Hagan.

The Alliance party conference took place at the weekend. Our Political Correspondent Vicki Hawthorne has that report and we'll be joined by the party leader Naomi Long.

Our commentators are Dr David McCann and Dr Clare Rice.

Martin Dillon is an award winning, and best selling author.  During a lengthy career, he has made a major study of our Troubles.  

His books include The Shankill Butchers, and The Dirty War.  Now comes his latest work... The Sorrow And The Loss.

The book contains testimonies of women, whose lives were brutally affected by The Troubles. 

You can also watch his interview with Paul Clark here on ITVX.

The delay in publishing Stormont's programme for government has been branded a 'shambolic farce' by the Leader of the Opposition.

On this episode, Gordon Lyons says he has no proposal from the GAA for a new stadium at Casement Park. I've been speaking at length to the Communities Minister. 

After Sinn Fein decide not to attend St. Patrick's Day White House celebrations, we ask what it means with Tracey Magee, Niall Stanage in Washington and Kevin Doyle in Dublin.

Ahead of the Prime Minister's meeting with Donald Trump in Washington on Thursday, I'll be joined by Lord Darroch, the former British Ambassador to the United States.

Our commentators are Professor Jon Tonge and Suzanne Breen.