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The Nolan Show: Taxi drivers hits out at Dept of Infrastructure over 'drunk' sting operation

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Taxi drivers hits out at Dept of Infrastructure over 'drunk' sting operation

BBC Radio Ulster - The Nolan Show, Taxi drivers hits out at Dept of Infrastructure over 'drunk' sting operation

A taxi driver has accused Dept of Infrastructure of 'entrapment' after sting operation.

A taxi driver has accused the Department of Infrastructure of 'entrapment' after a sting operation.

A taxi driver has accused the department of Infrastructure of 'entrapment' - after a sting operation. He says a department official posed as a drunk man, to see how the driver would react. Jimmy contacted the programme to tell us what happened.

Also on the programme, what now for Sinn Fein's Brexit demands after European Parliament reject party's position? Stephen spoke to SF MEP Martina Anderson and TUV leader Jim Allister.

And, James Nesbitt tells of frustration over Stormont stalemate and says it's "extraordinary" that same sex marriage and abortion is illegal in NI.

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