A family story of domestic abuse. Mandy McAuley investigates a link between violence at home and women who take their own lives, and hears call for a law change to hold abusers to account. Show more

Race attacks are on the rise around Belfast – especially in areas where paramilitaries hold sway. Lyndsey investigates behind the hate. Show more

Mandy McAuley uncovers a hidden world where drug users, including teenagers, are spiralling deeper into crime to pay dealers what they owe. Show more

Secret killer and super-spy: the Stakeknife inquiry leads Peter Taylor to revisit the brutal covert war between Britain and the IRA. Chilling tapes and victims reflect the horror. Show more

Thirty years after they declared ceasefires, the UVF replaces its leadership in east Belfast. Are loyalist groups moving away from paramilitarism? Conor Spackman investigates. Show more

Ensemble comedy drama. An opera star arrives at a performers' retirement home amidst fraught preparations for a fundraising concert. Her presence adds to the tension. Show more

After the death in prison custody in England of serial sexual predator and murderer Robert Howard, Darragh MacIntyre asks why the authorities in Northern Ireland couldn't stop him.

Hard-hitting investigations. The families of civilians apparently shot dead by soldiers during the Troubles are demanding that the government opens its files to reveal the truth.

Jennifer O'Leary investigates leading republican Thomas 'Slab' Murphy and asks what his recent conviction means for Sinn Fein in the forthcoming Irish election.

Declan Lawn examines new first minister Arlene Foster's rise from a childhood during the Troubles to the top of the country's political establishment. Show more

A studio audience puts questions to a panel of public figures on the week's big talking points. Noel Thompson presents.

Hard-hitting investigations. Chris Moore examines the life of murderer Robert Black, who was jailed for killing Jennifer Cardy and three other girls. Show more

In front of a live studio audience, Noel Thompson hosts a special debate featuring Arlene Foster, Martin McGuinness, Colum Eastwood, Mike Nesbitt and David Ford. Show more

Stephen Dempster asks why NI doesn't have legislation making stalking a specific crime and hears from victims who claim the law has let them down.

In a special programme, Spotlight asks what the UK's decision to leave the European Union means for Northern Ireland and what will happen next.

Hard-hitting investigations. Jennifer O'Leary investigates a clash between the state and the IRA in the intelligence war. Show more

A special report from Rio. Conor Spackman investigates the arrest of Pat Hickey, president of the Olympic Council of Ireland.

Bronagh Munro investigates the political fight over funds that would speed up the process of getting families answers over the Troubles killings of their loved ones. Show more

A studio audience puts questions to a panel of politicians. With Gavin Robinson, John O'Dowd, Naomi Long, Mike Nesbitt and Colum Eastwood. Noel Thompson presents. Show more

In a special report from the US, Jennifer O'Leary asks the Irish in New York what Donald Trump's election will mean for their lives and for Northern Ireland.