Red Lines
BBC Radio UlsterThe back-stop’s here? Bad puns with top political coverage from Northern Ireland. Red Lines brings you essential analysis and commentary by BBC NI’s politics team.
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Mark Carruthers talks to writer Owen McCafferty, director Charlie Westenra and stars Dan Gordon and Andrea Irvine.
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Why oh why oh why don't the BBC do podcasts this good in Scotland?
Podcast Addict55 months agorogerhyam- Conor Burns interview
I listened to what was a v interesting discussion with Burns and all the right Qs were asked. I’m no Tory but he gave measured and thoughtful responses which impressed me, and his journey from n Belfast nationalist background to where he is today is impressive. But , god almighty, it was almost undone by his devotion to Johnson and his analysis of his “successes”, Brexit done..oh but for the overhang of the NIP..he, Burns, still has serious flaws…but a good 30 minute listen..
Apple Podcasts4pokey marley
United Kingdom8 months ago - Perfect
Mark is exactly what NI needs. A non-biased, forensic, intelligent and respected journalist. Not interested in likes or views, purely the facts. Everything that Nolan isn’t.
Apple Podcasts5VFNIMancUnited Kingdom2 years ago - A Rare Thing
An Oasis of intelligent political debate in an ever-expanding Desert of shallow sensationalist noise
Apple Podcasts5cheeeeaaapppUnited Kingdom2 years ago - Bring on more episodes!!!
Loving it!!! Can’t wait for episode 2!!
Apple Podcasts5Rev. R. McGlinchy
United States4 years ago
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