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Our weekly roundup features scissor sister Charlotte Mulhall first full night of freedom. Conor McGregor indicates he is headed for the Supreme Court and a midlands cyclist is found with viagra on the way to mass.
Today Nicola speaks with Niall about the top stories this week.
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A criminal super cartel ally of Daniel Kinahan is due for release but now Dutch authorities want Ricardo Riquelma Vega also known as El Rico to be prosecuted again so they can keep him in jail.
El Rico, who is known as the most dangerous Chilean in the world, made a business arrangement to take over the European Cocaine market with Kinahan and others but was arrested in Santiago not long after the Irish mob bosses wedding in Dubai.
Nicola talks with Niall Donald about El Rico, Kinahan and their deadly alliance.
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Four of Scotland's most high profile gangland figures have been arrested in Dubai.
Steven Lyons, Ross McGill, Stephen Jamieson and Steven Larwood have been taken into custody after Dubai police liaised with Police Scotland.
Today Nicola is talking with Niall Donald about these arrests as the situation develops.
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John Gilligan has made his first appearance since his latest release from bail and he has cut a lonely and gaunt figure as he signs on as part of his bail.
Nicola talks with Niall Donald about Gilligan and his latest clash with the law.
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Human remains have been discovered in an area of wasteland where gardaí have been searching for a little boy today named as Daniel Aruebose.
The mother of the child has told officers he died of natural causes aged two and a half nearly four years ago and that she and her then partner had carried his body 3km to leave him in a field.
For the latest on the story of the Donabate searches, Nicola is joined by Niall Donald.
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The search for a little boy missing and presumed dead for years continues in Dublin while investigators have seized a gaming console from his mother.
Nicola speaks to Ali Bracken about the child missing and presumed dead in Donabate and about the investigation around it.
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The couple arrested at the centre of a perjury investigation around the Conor McGregor appeal against his civil conviction for raping Nikita Hand were not living in the house opposite her on the night they claim they saw her beaten up by her then partner.
Journalist Ali Bracken fills Nicola in on the latest in the case.
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Far-right activists who have been involved in rioting and violent assaults in Northern Ireland have become very familiar to Belfast Telegraph journalist Allison Morris.
Nicola speaks with Allison about the hypocrisy of the far right and the shady backgrounds of those who claim to be 'citizen journalists'.
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The trial of 'Soldier F' began today where he is accused of two murders and five attempted murders on Bloody Sunday in Derry.
The former paratrooper, who is in his 70s, was shielded behind a large black curtain in the courtroom where a large group of the victims' families had gathered to watch.
Nicola Tallant of Crime Worrld and Ciaran Dunbar of The Bel Tel converge to discuss a story of a tireless campaign for justice.
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A new BBC documentary has exposed how the Kinahan Cartel are exploiting Ireland's coastline to land shipments from cocaine motherships.
It details how the Kinahans pooled their resources with Iranian criminals and Scottish mobsters to ship 2.2 tonnes of cocaine on the MV Matthew.
Niall is joined by the BBC's Darragh MacIntyre and Stephen Dempster who chart the course of Ireland's record drug seizure.
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