SpotlightSæson 2021

BBC Northern Ireland weekly current affairs programme.

Hvor man kan se Spotlight • Sæson 2021

25 episoder

  • Covid and Hardship
    E1
    Covid and HardshipBBC Spotlight reporter Mandy McAuley meets people across Northern Ireland facing financial hardship and poverty as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic
  • Irish Sea Border: The Fallout
    E2
    Irish Sea Border: The FalloutNorthern Ireland has a new post-Brexit trade border in the Irish Sea which unionists want scrapped, but some businesses spot opportunity. Jim Fitzpatrick examines the politics and the economics.
  • Covid-19: The Last Lockdown?
    E3
    Covid-19: The Last Lockdown?Conor Spackman speaks to experts and those receiving vaccinations, and asks if we can be sure this lockdown is the last.
  • Mother and Baby Homes
    E4
    Mother and Baby HomesWith an independent inquiry looming, Lyndsey Telford reports on what happened inside Northern Ireland’s mother and baby homes, investigates the legality of cross-border adoptions, and hears exclusively from a Protestant home survivor.
  • Gangland: The Murder of Glenn Quinn
    E5
    Gangland: The Murder of Glenn QuinnA brutal murder and a community in fear. Jennifer O’Leary investigates one of Northern Ireland’s largest criminal gangs – one which trades in drugs and murder but stands under the banner of loyalism - South East Antrim UDA.
  • Lockdown: A Year of Loss
    E6
    Lockdown: A Year of LossOn the anniversary of the UK’s first lockdown, families pay tribute to over 2,000 people who have lost their lives to Covid in Northern Ireland.
  • Spotlight Debate: 30/03/2021
    E7
    Spotlight Debate: 30/03/2021Topical TV debate with Jim Fitzpatrick. Panellists are MLAs Gordon Lyons and Matthew O’Toole, MP John Finucane, Conservative Peer Peter Lilley and Independent TD Verona Murphy.
  • A Contested Centenary
    E8
    A Contested CentenaryThe Prime Minister, Taoiseach and others help former BBC NI political editor Mark Devenport chart his way through Northern Ireland’s century. One hundred years after the partition of Ireland, he speaks with some who suffered during our contentious past and others who will decide our uncertain future. Plus the results of a major opinion poll assessing the views of the public, on both sides of the border, on what lies ahead.
  • Policing in the Pandemic
    E9
    Policing in the PandemicFrom Bobby Storey’s funeral to protests like Black Lives Matter, the response to Covid-19 posed unexpected questions about the PSNI’s behaviour. As society emerges from lockdown restrictions, Jennifer O’Leary investigates how the pandemic - along with the Irish Sea border - exposed tensions over policing.
  • North Coast Land Deals
    E10
    North Coast Land DealsHow a one pound deal for public land on the scenic Causeway Coast put an ardent unionist and a staunch republican on the same side of a planning fight. Conor Spackman investigates.
  • Scotland and the Union
    E11
    Scotland and the UnionWith the drive for Scottish independence gathering pace, Jim Fitzpatrick asks voters there what the latest election results mean for the future of the UK – and he explores how an independent Scotland might affect Northern Ireland’s place in the union.
  • Unionism: Under New Management
    E12
    Unionism: Under New ManagementWith next year’s assembly election on a knife-edge and a sea border seen to threaten the integrity of the union, Lyndsey Telford examines how unionism can find a way forward.
  • Libya, the IRA and Victims
    E13
    Libya, the IRA and VictimsLibya helped arm the IRA, and for two decades victims have sought compensation from the African country. Reporter Stephen Dempster investigates the political obstacles thrown up in their path and why their pleas for government intervention have not been heard.
  • Spotlight Special
    E14
    Spotlight SpecialOn the panel: DUP’s Gavin Robinson, UUP’s Doug Beattie, Sinn Fein’s Conor Murphy, Alliance’s Naomi Long and SDLP’s Nichola Mallon.
  • Spotlight Special: 14/09/2021
    E15
    Spotlight Special: 14/09/2021Get up to date on the issues of the day – join Jim Fitzpatrick for challenging questions and answers in Spotlight Special’s TV debate programme.
  • Patient Recall: The Search for Answers
    E16
    Patient Recall: The Search for AnswersNew allegations against former Belfast Trust consultant neurologist Dr Michael Watt, at the centre of Northern Ireland’s biggest patient recall. And with investigations under way, will patients and families get the answers they want? Conor Spackman investigates.
  • Living with Long Covid
    E17
    Living with Long CovidAround 20,000 people in Northern Ireland may have long Covid. Stephen Dempster hears the compelling stories of four sufferers and asks what Stormont is doing to provide specialist services to help
  • Escape from Kabul
    E18
    Escape from KabulAs the Taliban advanced on Kabul and Western forces fled, a Northern Ireland naval officer fought from afar to rescue his interpreter's family. Jim Fitzpatrick hears of their dramatic escape and arrival in Ireland, and meets others from here for whom Afghanistan's fate is a deep concern.
  • Undercover: Pups for Sale
    E19
    Undercover: Pups for SaleAs the price of puppies has rocketed during lockdown, illicit dealers from Ireland have flooded the British market with sick and dying dogs. Mandy McAuley investigates how puppies are trafficked through NI for big cash returns and confronts one of the sellers.
  • Gold Rush: The war in the Sperrins
    E20
    Gold Rush: The war in the SperrinsA gold mine, the promise of jobs and a community divided. As a planning decision on a Tyrone gold mine draws nearer, Lyndsey Telford investigates the potential economic benefits, the environmental risks and the growing rift between supporters and objectors in a rural community.
  • The Cost of Living
    E21
    The Cost of LivingMandy McAuley investigates how rising energy prices and limits on government support may mean a winter of hard choices for the deprived.
  • Covid & Care: Searching for Answers
    E22
    Covid & Care: Searching for AnswersConor Spackman investigates what happened when the pandemic hit care homes and examines the case for Northern Ireland to have its own public inquiry into the response to Covid-19.
  • Raid on the Braid
    E23
    Raid on the BraidMid and East Antrim Council is in crisis. Police have launched an investigation and raided its offices. Jim Fitzpatrick investigates what has led to this unprecedented situation.
  • Legacy and Justice
    E24
    Legacy and JusticeWith government plans to bring in an effective amnesty for Troubles-related offences here, Stephen Dempster reports on the reaction of victims and former soldiers affected and what it could mean for how we deal with the past in Northern Ireland.
  • Covid Contracts: Hunting for PPE
    E25
    Covid Contracts: Hunting for PPEAt a key point in the pandemic, the government signed a £107 million deal to buy PPE from a NI sweet company. Lyndsey Telford investigates what happened next, and how a box of kit that cost the taxpayer £1,000 came to be sold for just a fiver.

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