Spotlight

Lyndsey Telford investigates what led to the downfall of the family business Wrightbus and asks questions about the millions of pounds that went from the company to fund a local church.

In an observational documentary, Darragh MacIntyre unearths significant new evidence about the murders of three Scottish soldiers, lured from a Belfast bar and shot in 1971.

What is the future of the Union? Stephen Dempster and Jennifer O’Leary report from different parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

Northern Ireland has the highest suicide rate in the UK. Mandy McAuley investigates the reasons behind it and speaks to those on the frontline determined to reduce it.

Conor Spackman reports on the outcome and potential consequences of the RHI inquiry.

Inside the Pandemic. Spotlight follows frontline health care workers and sees inside a hospital ICU.

Jim Fitzpatrick assesses the economic impact of the lockdown and asks what can Stormont do to help some of those most affected.

After months of lockdown and isolation, Northern Ireland is braced for another crisis, mental health. There’s a new plan to tackle it, but where’s the money and is it too little too late? Jim Fitzpatrick presents.

Spotlight investigates the Covid-19 care homes crisis.

Conor Spackman investigates the damage Covid-19 has inflicted on the NHS and its patients, including a look at the problems the pandemic is storing up for the future.

Spotlight goes on the frontline with the Police, Fire Service and Ambulance teams as they work through the Covid-19 storm. With exclusive access, reporter Darragh MacIntyre charts how the three main emergency services have been dealing with this unprecedented challenge.

What are the implications of tighter virus restrictions? And, as Parliament votes on the Internal Market Bill, what does the UK’s new negotiating stance mean for NI?

Exclusive interviews. Two NI GPs speak face to camera about their trauma as a result of what they say was LGBT ‘conversion therapy’, as the Prime Minister commits to pushing forward with legislation to ban the practice.

Once more the deadly Coronavirus is spreading rapidly in Northern Ireland and restrictions are ramped up. But can the politicians save lives without killing the economy? Jim Fitzpatrick meets those affected here and goes to Sweden to see if it offers lessons in how to live with the virus.

As full Brexit comes closer, the cost of your supermarket shop and online purchases may be affected. BBC Northern Ireland’s business and economics editor John Campbell investigates how consumers will have to adjust to the consequences of Northern Ireland’s position as a bridge between the UK and the EU. What will the goods border in the Irish Sea mean for your household budget?

Conor Spackman investigates the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on cancer patients in Northern Ireland.

Lockdown has led to a surge of domestic abuse incidents. Spotlight investigates and goes behind the scenes in one of Northern Ireland’s women’s refuges.

Mandy McAuley looks at the impact of the second Covid-19 wave on the Northern Ireland health service.

How effective is Stormont’s test and trace strategy to reduce the spread of coronavirus? Jim Fitzpatrick investigates.

Stephen Dempster exposes ongoing paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland, using intelligence from a secret MI5/PSNI security assessment.

Conor Spackman investigates a controversial green energy scheme set to cost electricity billpayers across the UK billions over the next 20 years.

2020 has been a year like no other. Jennifer O’Leary looks back on a dramatic 12 months. As the pandemic remains a challenge to governments across the world, she hears from the Taoiseach Micheál Martin. And, with a panel of commentators, she asks if the virus has pulled relationships at the Stormont Executive together or further apart.