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There has been mud-slinging between the DUP and Sinn Fein as to who is to blame for the collapse of the Stormont talks. Arlene Foster said Sinn Fein was "not in agreement-finding mode" while the Michelle O'Neill accused the DUP of not having the "right attitude". Secretary of state James Brokenshire yesterday warned there will now be a "short window of opportunity" to strike a deal over issues like the Irish language and the legacy of the Troubles. If they don't, he faces a tough decision over direct rule or another election. Stephen talks to Sinn Fein's Conor Murphy, former executive press secretary David Gordon and 麻豆社 NI business and economics editor John Campbell discuss.

Also on the programme, how much leeway is there for edging over the speed limit? The PSNI try to clear things up on The Nolan Show.