UTV Life - Episode 22
Pamela talks to comedian Neil Delamere about his upcoming tour and Irish singer Mary Coughlan on her work celebrating the legendary Billie Holiday.
Pamela talks to comedian Neil Delamere about his upcoming tour and Irish singer Mary Coughlan on her work celebrating the legendary Billie Holiday.
The upheaval in the DUP deepens as the party is hit by further resignations.
Pamela talks to DJ Annie Mac about her debut novel and catches up with indie pop musician Reevah.
A comprehensive interview with the new DUP deputy leader. Plus we speak to Sinn Fein MLA Conor Murphy and the EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness
Pamela chats all things GAA with Peter Canavan and Adrian Logan, and catches up with actor Ian McElhinney.
Up Close, An Island’s Shame: Sharon O’Neill investigates the human cost behind the Mother and Baby homes scandal.
Members of the clergy share more of their experiences of the Troubles, helping people to cope with the aftermath of atrocities
As a new poll suggests support for the DUP is slumping, all eyes are on the new leader and how he will deal with the challenges ahead.
Pamela chats to Ross White and Tom Berkeley about their internationally acclaimed debut short 'Roy' plus The 4 of Us are back with a new track.
Members of the clergy share their experiences of the Troubles, dealing with death and destruction while providing comfort and counsel to victims and families.
How will Edwin Poots steer the DUP when he takes over as party leader and will he be able to undo Northern Ireland protocol?
Pamela catches up with NI Glow Up contestant Craig Hamilton, and there's chat and music from pop sensation Lea Heart.
Press photographers recall their experiences during the Troubles when they were often eyewitnesses to harrowing atrocities. Contains distressing scenes.
We ask if there is a crisis within political unionism as another party leader is forced out?
Bus drivers reveal the personal stories behind keeping the buses running during the Troubles, when hijackings, riots and bombings were an ever present threat.
The DUP is in unchartered territory as it prepares to elect a new leader but what will it mean for the future direction of politics here?
Pammie talks to 'bowel babe' Deborah James about the No Butts campaign and Omagh businessman Chris McGale about his memoir.
Pamela chats to Northern Ireland Women's footballers Marissa Callaghan and Julie Nelson and pop sensation Annabelle.
Firefighters who served during some of the worst days of the Troubles reveal the stresses and strains of working on the frontline. Contains distressing scenes.
A wide-ranging interview with the First Minister on Covid recovery and problems with the Protocol.