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Presented by Anna Curran: The Future of the Executive; Ruairi Conaghan; The Late Late Show; Our Toxic Rivers; Haunting in Venice

Will the Northern Ireland Executive reform in the near future and A Haunting In Venice, how Agatha Christie鈥檚 great grandson brought the latest story adaptation to the cinema.

With the perpetual stalemate, what chances are there of the NI Executive reforming in the near future 鈥� journalist Amanda Ferguson gives her perspective. Actor Ruairi Conaghan talks about how the Troubles impacted his life and his autobiographical show Lie Where it Falls. Science journalist Chris Baraniuk explains how our waterways have become dangerously blighted by toxins. We also ask how did Patrick Kielty fare on his first night presenting the iconic Late Late Show and Agatha Christie鈥檚 great grandson James Prichard talks about the new film adaption of one of her Poirot stories, A Haunting in Venice. Our panel and experts explore all this and more as they share their perspectives on the Sunday newspapers with Anna, including the sports news.

1 hour, 53 minutes

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Sun 17 Sep 2023 11:03
主播大秀 Radio Foyle & 主播大秀 Radio Ulster

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  • Sun 17 Sep 2023 11:03
    主播大秀 Radio Foyle & 主播大秀 Radio Ulster