Rare Breed - Episode Two
It's February and our farmers are tending cattle, pigs, sheep, potatoes, apples and 50 million seedlings.
It's February and our farmers are tending cattle, pigs, sheep, potatoes, apples and 50 million seedlings.
Just months before the Assembly election, a political row develops over government plans to re-introduce double-jobbing.
UTV Life returns with the stars of a new political satire and The Voice Kids UK singer Emily Flanagan.
It's January and from the mountains to the valleys we meet the 2021 farming families.
The first show of 2022 examines the tense backdrop for this week’s Protocol talks.
On Strangford Lough, brent geese are counted, skiff racing returns at the festival and John Scott retrieves a yacht for the winter. Patrick Kielty narrates.
Pamela chats to actor Stephen Hagan about his role in the successful ITV series The Larkins, and internationally renowned soprano Margaret Keys.
As the First Minister warns of an Omicron storm, Vicki Hawthorne speaks to the chair of the BMA council in Northern Ireland and ITV News Political Correspondent
Pamela chats to the voice of Irish Football George Hamilton about his new book The Nation holds its Breath and Irish singer Tommy Fleming is in the studio.
On This week's View From Stormont, artist Colin Davidson paints a grim picture of the government’s legacy proposals.
The Peace Train prevails - memories of the Enterprise express with John Linehan and a host of fellow travellers from the Sixties to the present day.
Pamela talks to football legend Gerry Armstrong and Rita interviews country music legend Garth Brooks.
All aboard for a steam-powered excursion down memory lane as we explore the early history of the Enterprise - Ireland's famous cross-border train.
What can be done to minimise the impact of the new Covid variant?
With reinforced messaging around Covid guidelines, we look at the potential impact on lives and livelihoods in the run-up to Christmas.
Pamela talks to Ciaran McMenamin and Paul Marquess about a crime series filmed in Donaghadee and there's music and chat from country star Cliona Hagan.
Should Covid passports be mandatory and how would they work in practice?
Pamela is on the red arpet for the Belfast movie premiere, talking to Sir Kenneth Branagh, Ciaran Hinds, and Jamie Dornan.
Reaction and expert opinion from senior figures on the PUP announcement and its warning over the Protocol.
A special programme examines the talking being done at Cop26 and whether it will translate into any meaningful action in Northern Ireland.