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Highlights from Talkback. William Crawley and guests discuss the news headlines, chat to the people making them and ask you, the audience, what you think? From BBC Radio Ulster

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  1. Mary Beard on Homer's "The Odyssey" for book week 21:57
  2. Why is France burning? 40:53
  3. The possible impact of Irish language department cuts in BBC NI 14:04
  4. ADHD in Northern Ireland 23:31
  5. Is ADHD being over diagnosed? 23:08
  6. The Power of Podcasts 17:29
  7. Can civil disobedience be justified in a society governed by the rule of law? 40:46
  8. Could Drumcree become a wider Northern Ireland concern or is there any resolution in sight? 55:31
  9. Daisy Hill Hospital could stop delivering babies within weeks if plans for a temporary suspension of services go ahead 23:23
  10. Does Donald Trump's opinion on Irish Unity change the debate? 57:01
  11. As a social media ban for under-16s is announced, how are young people in Northern Ireland feeling about the prospect? 46:08
  12. Is lowering speed limits the answer to improving road safety? 33:00
  13. Iran's threatened exuection of a young protester - what might come next? 18:01
  14. Where should Stormont's money go? 35:03
  15. Can the Presbyterian Church be trusted with safeguarding? 53:19
  16. With hate crimes rising and Catholic families forced out of home- is this now just life in Northern Ireland? 39:15
  17. Did police overreact in arresting two pro-Palestinian protesters in Belfast? 21:04
  18. The influence and legacy of Pope Francis 55:50
  19. The return of measles 35:20
  20. Are boys and young men going through a crisis right now that leaves them vulnerable to toxic influencers? 55:21
  21. We have a birth rate crisis: what should we do about it? 32:07
  22. Who does Conor McGregor speak for? 13:14
  23. William and guests discuss getting older and driving safely 38:49
  24. William speaks to Harold Good on his new autobiography, his role in peacemaking and secret talks between the DUP and Sinn Fein 55:30
  25. William and guests discuss the drugs epidemic in Northern Ireland 55:52
  26. William and guests discuss the possibility of a new civic flag that can be used by our athletes at the next Commonwealth Games 43:46
  27. William and guests discuss King Charles' visit to Australia and what it might mean for the future of the country 22:36
  28. One year on from the 7th October attacks on Israel by Hamas, William and guests discuss the impact of the ongoing conflict 55:19
  29. William and guests discuss a campaign to shut down an integrated Irish language school in east Belfast before it even opens 38:12
  30. William and guests discuss the impact the candidate for Governor of North Carolina could have on Donald Trump's campaign 18:09
  31. William and guests discuss ethnic minority concerns following recent racist violence 39:33
  32. William and guests take a deep dive into the hundreds of boards overseeing Northern Ireland's public bodies. 23:07
  33. How Stormont responded to the plight of Jewish refugees seeking to escape the Nazis during WWII. 22:14
  34. William and guests discuss the future of Casement Park Stadium. 55:20
  35. It's 100 years since the BBC began broadcast services from Northern Ireland 54:57
  36. Is the Ulster Unionist Party in disarray amid claims and counter-claims that Doug Beattie was ousted by party officers? 43:46
  37. We’re talking about your summer reading picks. Have you discovered a great new book or rediscovered a classic? 22:57
  38. Should Keir Staermer's new government change the UK's policy and give immediate recognition to Palestine as a sovereign state? 38:15
  39. The arrival of a beard-wearing Prince William at the Olympics has inevitably riased a few eyebrows. But why? 16:01
  40. Is the loss of a pet comparable with the death of a family member? Is it ok to grieve the passing of a pet? 23:29
  41. Omagh bombing: What will an inquiry do? 29:39
  42. Is a breakthrough on Northern Ireland's post-Brexit trading arrangements on the cards? 30:44
  43. PSNI cuts number of police to lowest ever level 37:23
  44. Nine PSNI officers were sacked last year for misconduct which had a sexual or domestic element, there are 74 ongoing cases. 29:42
  45. Day Two of the co-ordinated big push to get our MLAs back to work. 37:18
  46. Is our health service now beyond repair, or can it be fixed? 36:31
  47. Is it time for politicians here to take more risks? 36:22
  48. Whose responsibility should it be to enforce Covid restrictions? 41:49
  49. What should we do about homelessness? 31:51
  50. Chaos over Covid travel passports 46:09