Spotlight

US trade tariffs threaten thousands of Bombardier Belfast jobs. The government promised to fight the case, but has it delivered? Jim Fitzpatrick investigates.

On the eve of the new secretary of state updating Westminster MPs on a fresh round of political talks, Conor Spackman assesses the public's appetite for a return to Stormont.

Hard-hitting investigations on the stories that matter in Northern Ireland. Mandy McAuley investigates paedophile priest Malachy Finegan and asks what the Church knew. Including accounts from survivors of his abuse.

Special reports and studio analysis as, following the collapse of Stormont talks, Noel Thompson asks what happens next.

Hundreds of young people across NI now identify as transgender. Two teenagers share their experiences, and we examine the debate over medical intervention. Peter Coulter reports.

The border between NI and the Republic remains a Brexit puzzle. How can the UK leave the EU and avoid a hard border? Special reports and live studio analysis. Noel Thompson presents.

Spotlight goes undercover to investigate an unlawful market in north Belfast and follows the money trail. Paramilitary connections are revealed.

Spotlight asks if the truth will ever be told about how informants involved in murder were used and the state's role in running them. Chris Moore reports.

A studio audience put questions to a panel of decision makers on the week's big talking points. Noel Thompson presents.

Castlewellan teenager Francis Rice was murdered in 1975, but the three men convicted of killing him have always maintained their innocence. Reporter Stephen Dempster investigates.

With ten days to go to the abortion referendum in the Republic of Ireland, Bronagh Munro examines the debate and asks if it will have an impact in Northern Ireland.

Thirty years after the killing of German backpacker Inga-Maria Hauser, a close friend and a family member speak to Conor Spackman.

Chris Moore reports on the story of a Vietnamese man who says he spent almost half his life as a modern slave in Britain, the Irish Republic and most recently in Northern Ireland.

Are bonfires set to be the next battleground in the culture war between unionism and nationalism? Peter Coulter reports.

Following the acquittal of former Ulster rugby players in a long-running rape trial, Spotlight conducts a unique experiment to see what people understand by sexual consent.

Noel Thompson presents as a studio audience put questions to a panel of politicians. With DUP MLA Peter Weir, TUV leader Jim Allister, Alliance MLA Kellie Armstrong, Sinn Fein senator Niall O Donnghaile and Fine Gael senator Neale Richmond.

Jim Fitzpatrick reveals new information on how the DUP and Vote Leave worked together in the EU referendum. Did they break the law? And he digs deep into the finances behind the DUP's record referendum donor in a money trail that leads to Ukraine and beyond.

Noel Thompson presents this specially extended programme, as consultation on legacy proposals enters its final weeks. With interviews from serving chief constable George Hamilton and former chief constable Sir Hugh Orde, as well as studio reaction from victims' representatives and politicians.

Jennifer O'Leary speaks to Máiría Cahill about the Police Ombudsman's report into the PSNI's handling of her abuse allegations.

Hard-hitting investigations. Spotlight goes undercover to investigate what is being done about diesel emissions in Northern Ireland.

Peter Coulter meets a woman who was sexually abused as a child by her adoptive father and asks why he was not prosecuted for over three decades.

Stormont is on ice and now a make-or-break Brexit summit in Brussels is looming where the border could scupper a deal. Jim Fitzpatrick asks if 'no deal' could put politics into deep freeze and mean the return of a hard border.

Noel Thompson chairs as a studio audience puts topical questions to a panel of decision makers. Panellists include former Downing Street spokesperson Matthew O'Toole, Labour TD Joan Burton, Guido Fawkes news editor Hugh Bennett, DUP MLA Christopher Stalford and Sinn Fein MP Chris Hazzard.

The RHI Inquiry has placed politicians and civil servants in Northern Ireland under scrutiny like never before. Conor Spackman reports.

Will Theresa May survive her Brexit deal? As the politics are played out at Westminster, Jim Fitzpatrick goes on the road to ask what happens next and what it means for Northern Ireland

Datshiane Navanayagam reveals a risky money-making scheme in which the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service has been targeted through one of its own.

Peter Coulter investigates claims that leaders of the Roma community in Belfast have been exploiting their own people, and travels to Romania to see their lavish houses complete with gold-coloured gates.

Spotlight travels to the Indian Ocean to investigate another luxury holiday taken by the North Antrim MP Ian Paisley. Lyndsey Telford reports.