A new Michael Jackson biopic has become the highest-grossing biopic of all time.

Fans are filling cinemas, his music is back at the top of charts, and younger audiences are discovering him again.

But critics have panned the film, calling it sanitised and accusing it of avoiding the allegations that have long surrounded Jackson’s legacy.

So why is it still such a huge hit?

Ciara is joined by broadcaster Sarina Bellissimo and Professor Ellis Cashmore, author of the book The Destruction and Creation of Michael Jackson

The fallout from Jeffrey Donaldson’s conviction is now spreading beyond the courtroom.

The former DUP leader has been found guilty of serious sexual offences against children.

Questions are being asked as to who knew what and when?

The DUP has announced an independent review, Edwin Poots says he has nothing to answer for, and others are asking whether warnings, concerns or rumours were ignored.

Ciara is joined by Allison Morris, Crime Correspondent and columnist with the Belfast Telegraph.

Ireland takes over the EU presidency today.

For the next six months, Irish ministers and diplomats will help steer the Council of the European Union.

But this is not a quiet moment to take the chair, and the role itself might not be clear to a lot of us.

So what does it really mean for Ireland?

Ciara is joined by Suzanne Lynch, Brussels Bureau Chief with Bloomberg News