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Belarusian opposition leader, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, asks Irish politicians for support, explains political correspondent Paul Cunningham.

Keir Giles, Director of the Conflict Studies Research Centre, analyses the leak of documents to The Guardian newspaper, which appear to link Russia to the 2016 US Presidential election.

John Cooke speaks to travellers at Shannon Airport.

Brian O'Connell reports on the increase in demand for eBikes.

German journalist Thomas Sparrow provides an update on the floods in Western Germany.

Declan McLoughlin, Research Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin, explains a trial research, which will explore the possible use of ketamine in the treatment of depression.

Reporter Fergal Keane has been getting reactions to a high court ruling overturning a planning permission for a drugs injection centre, and broadcaster Louise McSharry shares her views on the issue.

GP Ray Walley joins Sarah to discuss the threat of the delta variant.

The HSE has announced a partnership with online dating apps, offering daters the opportunity to add a 'vaccinated' sticker to their profile. Freelance journalist Jenn Gannon tells Sarah how this will work and what it means for daters.

The Dutch reporter, who was shot nine days ago, has died in hospital. Nicola Tallant, Sunday World crime correspondent explains who he was and his role in an on-going gangland trial,

Gerry Light, General Secretary of Mandate and VFI CEO Padraig Cribben discuss the hospitality reopening.

Seán Fleming, Minister of State at the Department of Finance & Pearse Doherty, Sinn Féin Finance Spokesperson discuss the Summer Economic Statement.

Mike McCartney reports on abandoned boats

John Cooke reports on Traveller accommodation. Sinéad Gibney, IHREC Chief Commissioner, takes a look at the picture nationally

Niall Collins, Minister for Skills and Further Education, on indoor dining

Dr Illona Duffy , Monaghan GP, discusses indoor dining

Amnesty legislation: Brandon Lewis, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, on the British government's plan for an amnesty for Troubles prosecutions.

Patricia Burns, daughter's victim, and Mike Ritchie, Relatives for Justice, on the British government's plan for an amnesty for Troubles prosecutions.

Colum Eastwood, Leader of the SDLP and MP for Foyle, on the British government's plan for an amnesty for Troubles prosecutions.

Della Kilroy has been speaking to people using the hubs