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The Nolan Show discuss the married couple from Northern Ireland who were jailed this week for repeatedly raping and assaulting a woman with severe learning difficulties in their Craigavon home. Keith and Caroline Baker kept a vulnerable woman a virtual prisoner after she disappeared from her home in England eight years ago. The alarm was eventually raised by a woman who lived with the Bakers. Mandy Highfield is the mother of four of Keith Baker's eight children and says she was also raped by him. She's waived her right to anonymity, and here she talks to the 麻豆社's Ireland correspondent Chris Buckler about what life was like inside the so-called 'house of horrors'.

Also on the programme, Former soldiers are holding a series of protests throughout the UK on Good Friday campaigning against what they're calling a one sided witch hunt against members of the security services who served in Northern Ireland during the troubles. Alan Barry is one of the former soldiers from the group and speaks to Stephen.

Plus, there has been controversy after comments journalist Peter Taylor made on IRA violence, saying '"IRA tactic was not to deliberately kill civilians".

Please note this programme has been edited since transmission.