This article contains a videoUp Close: Racism in Northern IrelandNiall Donnelly and Allison Fleming explore the recent hate crimes in Northern Ireland with a panel of experts.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Night LifeIs a Night Czar the answer to problems facing Belfast's Night Time Economy? Or are trends changing when it comes to nightlife? Alison Fleming investigates
This article contains a videoUp Close: A Breed ApartWe investigate the controversy surrounding the ownership of XL Bully dogs. Contains distressing scenes and graphic images
This article contains a videoUp Close: What Lies BeneathAs a pollution catastrophe threatens Lough Neagh, we investigate how it happened and ask what can be done to save it.
This article contains a videoUp Close: AIIs artificial intelligence something to fear or embrace? Niall Donnelly explores the impact that AI could have on our lives
This article contains a videoUp Close: PSNI Data BreachWe examine the fall out of the continuing crisis within the PSNI.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Protected SpeciesWe investigate the activities of Peter Keeley, a British agent once at the heart of the IRA who is now facing legal action from victims and their families.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Deadly IntentAn Omagh detective survives a murder bid: the growing threat posed by the New IRA and other groups, as MI5 warns more attacks are likely.
This article contains a videoUp Close: An Imperfect PeaceTwenty five years on from the Good Friday Agreement, Judith Hill asks if the peace process has delivered meaningful change for the next generation.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Pedophile Pimp PredatorAn investigation into the sordid world of convicted sex trafficker, Martin Heaney, who exploited more than 100 vulnerable women
This article contains a videoUp Close: CancerHow far will NI's new cancer strategy go in tackling targets?Alison Fleming speaks to those impacted by treatment and diagnosis delays.
This article contains a videoUp Close: DrugsUp Close hears the stories on the drugs crisis in NI, speaking with those involved, and examining whether we need to evaluate how we deal with the issue.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Last OrdersAlcohol killed 351 people here last year, experts claim the true figure is much higher. Will raising the price make any difference? Sarah Clarke investigates.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Home TerrorSarah Clarke investigates the increase in extreme violence against women in Northern Ireland and asks if new laws will make any difference.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Online AbusePresenter Jordan Moates explores the devastating consequences of online abuse and asks if enough is being done to tackle the problem.
This article contains a videoUp Close; Minority ReportAlison Fleming investigates the challenges faced by ethnic minority communities and asks what's being done to tackle racism in Northern Ireland
This article contains a videoUp Close - The Climate EmergencyUp Close investigates the climate change emergency and the need for urgent action in Northern Ireland.
This article contains a videoUp Close - Justice in Jeopardy? An in-depth examination of the British government’s radical plan to deal with legacy.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Summer ReservationsUp Close investigates the impact of the pandemic on hospitality.
This article contains a videoUp Close - An Island's ShameUp Close, An Island’s Shame: Sharon O’Neill investigates the human cost behind the Mother and Baby homes scandal.
This article contains a videoUp Close: Unlocking The VirusOne year on from lockdown, Paul Reilly reports on the "perfect storm" of the virus, its impact, and what the future holds post-pandemic .
This article contains a videoUp Close - Bad BloodA scandal that saw patients dying after receiving contaminated blood In the 70’s and 80’s. Up Close investigates what the government and NHS knew and when.
This article contains a videoUp Close - Eimear's WishSarah Clarke follows one young woman's brave battle with cancer. The programme contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting.