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01/04/2016

Breaking news and hard-hitting talk as Vinny Hurrell gets you talking about the big stories of the day.

1 hour, 27 minutes

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BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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Singing sensation Nathan Carter chats to Vinny Hurrell about boats, underpants and his biggest fan, his granny.

Singing sensation Nathan Carter chats to Vinny Hurrell about boats, underpants and his biggest fan, his granny.
Now if you are a fan of country music then you are in for a real treat with our Big Friday Interview this week. A new BBC One Northern Ireland series called Keepin 'Er Country starts on Monday night at 10.45pm. And I've been chatting with one of the stars of the show, singing sensation Nathan Carter. I began by asking him how his love for country music began.

Show us your cleavage! Is Sun newspaper campaign sexist or harmless fun?

Show us your cleavage! Is Sun newspaper campaign sexist or harmless fun?
Show us your cleavage - that's the message from The Sun newspaper. They've launched a new campaign looking for what they call 'the breast of the bunch'.
They're inviting readers to send in their busty selfies to be in with the chance of winning £1,000. The campaign has taken an unexpected turn as many men started sending them their own cleavage pics. Not always their chest cleavage either! So - sexist? Or harmless fun?
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A Little Mix no show in Belfast leaves young fans devastated #BBCNolan

A Little Mix no show in Belfast leaves young fans devastated #BBCNolan
There was no magic from Little Mix at the SSE Arena yesterday as thousands of fans were left out in the cold when the girl band cancelled 2 performances due to Jesy Nelson being unwell. The announcement came just minutes after the doors opened for the afternoon matinee. it's a case of deja vu after One Direction cancelled back in October when band member Liam Payne was ill.

What its really like living with Tourettes? Local lad speaks to @vinnybelfast #BBCNolan

What its really like living with Tourettes? Local lad speaks to @vinnybelfast #BBCNolan
Lewis Nickell - known to friends and fans as 'Q Ball' - was diagnosed with Tourettes syndrome last year. His tics manifest themselves as physical twitches and swearing.
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the 17 year old from East Belfast doesn't let it get him down. He now makes Facebook videos, which have racked up MILLIONS of hits - in an attempt to help others.

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