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Hungry Frenchman

Raymond Blanc is Britain's most famous French chef. Here he shows viewers the country he loves and the French recipes that inspired him. Watch Raymond prepare a Braised Rabbit With Mustard.

Northern Ireland News

  1. Andrew Lorimer was found dead at the weekend Trio in court after Lurgan murder
  2. Police jacket Elderly women attacked and robbed
  3. Footbridge at River Lagan Lagan vigil held for Joby Murphy

Foyle and West Headlines

Northern Ireland Sport

  1. Carling Premiership Latest: Irish Cup and Setanta
  2. Lee Westwood Westwood moves into lead in Dubai
  3. Ruan Pienaar Ulster 30-12 Dragons

More Top Stories

NI Weather

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Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

A29 Armagh

Closed both ways due to resurfacing work between B31 and B3, in Killeen

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Podcasts

Photo of Norman, Billy and Lorna Martin takes you to Let's Talk About Billy podcast

About Billy

Viewers share their memories of the 'Billy Plays' and the Martin family.

Tickets

This image of musical notes takes you to information on 23rd Februrary concert

Radio 3 Concert

Be part of the audience and enjoy the sounds of the Ulster Orchestra.

Music

Photo of The Dubliners links you to The Rocky Road From Dublin: 50 Years of The Dubliners

A Rocky Road

Charting the colourful history of Irish folk band The Dubliners.

Learning

A character from the top teeth games

Pearly Whites

A few things to get your teeth into. Have a go at our fun games.

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