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REASONABLE FORCE

Should a householder who's been burgled be free from fear of prosecution if he strikes an intruder?

HAIRY PROBLEM

Should schools allow boys to wear their hair the same length as girls?

CREDIT CRUNCH CRIME

A senior police officer ssays there's been an increase in robberies - because of the "credit crunch".

ABERFOYLE

John Magowan reveals a flavour of the upstairs downstairs life of Aberfoyle House.

ON THE AIR

Jimmy Porter discovered amateur radio aged just 15. And a lifetime later, he's one of Europe's leading hams.

CHARLIE LANDSBOROUGH

Country singer, Charlie Landsborough chatted to Sean Coyle about growing up in Birkenhead.

BOOM HALL

Ken McCormack visited one of Derry's grandest ruins with Deirdre Donnelly.

TRAVELS IN TANZANIA

Richard Moore visits Tanzania, and discovers a land of poverty, and hope.

REMEMBERING MUNICH

Harry Gregg looks back on the Munich Air Crash - when he was hailed for his "greatest save".

EOGHAN STILL SINGING

Dungiven's singing sensation made it to the final of the X-Factor, and captured thousands of hearts.

INTO THE WEST

Will the north west get to see some major investment soon? Paul McFadden investigates.

DERRY CITY FACING CUTBACKS

Derry City has been forced to make cut-backs. But where will the axe fall?

SANTA RECORD

Derry held the largest ever gathering of Santas. But it’s not going in the Guinness World Records book.

DERRY CITY CUP FINAL

Derry's bid for Cup Final glory ended in agonising defeat.

HOMELESS IN DERRY

Paul McFadden investigates the plight of the homeless on the streets of Derry following the death of a local man.

THE COST OF LIVING

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Foyle has asked listeners to keep tabs on the cost of living.

CLERIC IN ACTION

Presbyterian Minister, David Latimer, spoke to Paul McFadden after four months in a field hospital.

ROAD TO SAM

Follow Tyrone's road to lifting the Sam Maguire trophy.

JASON'S DOUBLE GOLD

Eglinton sprinter, Jason Smyth, took gold in Beijing not once , but twice.

SAY NOTHING 'TIL YOU SEE CLAUDE

Civil rights leader, footballer, solicitor, and much more - Claude Wilton died in 2008 aged 89.

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