Sunday with Steven Rainey

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19/03/2023

Steven Rainey brings the best of in-depth current affairs, interviews and discussion.

Steven Rainey brings the best of in-depth current affairs, interviews, discussion and analysis - including an essential guide to the Sunday newspapers.

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Sunday with Steven Rainey: What next for Trump?; A sneak peek into therapy; My My! Abba Through the Ages; What’s so hot about period dramas?

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What next for Trump?; A sneak peek into therapy; My My! Abba Through the Ages; What’s so hot about period dramas?

BBC Radio Ulster - Sunday with Steven Rainey, What next for Trump?; A sneak peek into therapy; My My! Abba Through the Ages; What’s so hot about period dramas?

Following his historic criminal trial, what next for Donald Trump? 

Following his historic criminal trial, what next for Donald Trump and after the release of a new series of Bridgerton, we ask what’s so hot about period dramas.

Following his historical criminal trial, what next for Donald Trump?  Steven chats to US correspondent Marion McKeone to gauge the latest.  Psychotherapist Joshua Fletcher gives Steven a sneak peek into the profession from the therapist’s perspective as detailed in his new book And How Does That Make You Feel?  It’s been 50 years since Abba performed Waterloo at Eurovision, author Giles Smith of My My! Abba Through The Ages tells Steven why he think they are bigger now than ever.   Steven is also joined by panellists Allison Morris and Paul Connolly, plus we hear the latest from the back pages with sports journalist Steven Beacom.


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