Stormont talks merry-go-round back on?

Sinn Fein are calling for a resumption to talks next Monday. But the DUP have called it a stunt and said they were ready for government months ago. As we all know, key decisions on health, education, legacy aren't being made. So, with all that - and a lot more - you'd imagine there is a big push on the Hill to get things going. Not so, according some MLAs up there at the moment. Green Party MLA Clare Bailey has described Stormont as a 'ghost town'. Stephen also got the views of UUP's Steve Aiken, SDLP's Claire Hanna and Alliance Party's Kellie Armstrong.

Also on the programme, are NI students at a disadvantage when applying for Uni places? Ryan Feeney, head of public engagement at Queen's University, explains.

Plus, police in Wales start asking for dash-cam footage to scoop dodgy drivers - should we do same in NI? Former PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Alan McQuillan and Joanna Williams from Spiked Online.

And, Mayweather v McGregor - a farce, or the biggest fight in combat sports ever? BBC Ireland Correspondent Chris Buckler reports from Dublin.