Assume Nothing
BBC Radio UlsterThe teams assume nothing as they examine events through fresh eyes.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & CultureDocumentary | |||
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Four people are arrested when police swoop to break up what they claim is a republican spying network operating at the heart of Northern Ireland’s volatile government. A convoluted legal process ends with an outcome nobody sees coming.
Presenter: M... more
A massive surveillance operation into IRA intelligence gathering has led police to the home of a political party administrator. They recover material they believe to have been stolen from government offices, but some of the intelligence is missing. T... more
Police investigating a daring break in, supposedly by the IRA, at their counter terrorism unit’s headquarters get a tip off. Apparently, there’s another republican intelligence operation happening and its reach extends to the heart of Northern Irelan... more
A daring raid at the Belfast headquarters of Special Branch, the police counter terrorism unit, triggers a massive investigation. The finger of blame is pointed at the IRA, at a time when the paramilitary ceasefire is just about holding but governmen... more
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- Storming Spy Ring
Why spoil a perfectly good podcast with incessant heavy guitar music. It made the podcast impossible to listen to.
Apple Podcasts1Blogsc
United Kingdom16 days ago - Series 1 Episode 1. Did The Right Man Hang.
This appears to be just another conspiracy theory,
without any actual evidence to substantiate the opinions of those concerned. I never heard any direct evidence to prove that he didn’t hang or that he didn’t murder the woman.
If the theory is to believed, why would any doctor in his right mind attempt an illegal home abortion of an eight month pregnancy. Even in 1933 it would be beyond belief. That would result in the death of a child, capable of existence outside of the womb. I personally ca... more
Apple Podcasts1Selective user.United Kingdom17 days ago - Share Season 29 with Parents of Teens
So important to understand what is going on for them - so they can help their kids navigate if this is happening in their kids lives or those of their friends, and honestly important for all of us to know and take seriously for all of our futures. Great journalism and reporting, thank you for putting yourself through this and to the BBC for sponsoring all of the incredible and brave investigative reporting you do.
Apple Podcasts5stanny_wonderland
United Statesa month ago - Always insightful
I really love this podcast. The episodes are really easy to digest and not too much information thrown at you. I don’t understand the reviews that say the podcast didn’t explain Satanism if you actually listen to the podcast and hear what the perpetrators did then you will know what city satanism is.
Apple Podcasts5torb9hUnited Kingdoma month ago - Possibly lost its way
The latest little series, about a teenage Satanist failed to explain what Satanism is and in what way the youth’s behaviour was aligned with Satanism. I have absolutely no axe to grind on the subject of Satanism because I know nothing about it and having listened to this I still know nothing. So a clickbait headline and no substance which is a fair description of most of the Internet, but extremely disappointing from the BBC.
Apple Podcasts2David EdgeUnited Kingdom3 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #119 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #182 |  Italy/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #103 |  Ireland/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #117 |  New Zealand/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #162 |  Japan/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #207 |  Mexico/True Crime |
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Exploring the darker aspects of society and the complexities of human experiences, this podcast offers in-depth narratives that shine a light on various true crime cases and broader societal issues. Key themes include the psychological effects of crime, the failures of the justice system, and the impact of digital exploitation on vulnerable populations. Storytelling is enriched through interviews with experts, victims' families, and journalists, striving to present a comprehensive understanding of each case while fostering a deeper conversation about the implications of these events on society at large.
Notably, the podcast often highlights the intersection of law enforcement and journalism, addressing the ethical considerations surrounding... more
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Recent guests on Assume Nothing include:
1. Alison Morris
2. David Trimble
3. Alan McQuillan
4. Dennis Donaldson
5. Tanya Fowles
6. Nula Lappin
7. James Branagan
8. Becca Spinks
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