just tell us about the significance of dublin castle. it’s significance of dublin castle.ld a number of events there while working for the irish foreign service. first of all, it was one of the main buildings during the aftermath of the 1916 rising, also during our war of independence, in 1919, also during our civil war and also it is the place where all of the referendums are held and also where our presidents are sworn in so it cannot be a more historic building for ireland. and it cannot be, have more symbolism, just auoin to be, have more symbolism, just going to interrupt you there. as we are going to say goodbye to our world audience. thank you for watching. you are watching bbc news. this is bbc news. you are looking at live pictures of dublin where presidentjoe biden is making an official visit to the republic of ireland. we are just waiting for his official state banquet to begin at dublin castle and we were speaking to doctorjennifer cassidy who is giving us an overview of the historical significance of dublin castle. before i come back to you, doctor, i want to

later this evening, he will be having an official banquet at dublin castle, and then that is the end ublin part of the visit. and also the end really of the official business. tomorrow is more of a time forjoe biden to relax. he is going to county mayo, where he has ancestral roots. he is going to be going to a catholic shrine, a heritage centre to learn more about his ancestry. and then he is topping off his visit with a speech in ballina, outside of the town pass cathedral, in front of thousands of people. he has cousins in the town that he sees very often. in fact, they sometimes go to the white house, especially st patrick's day. and when one of them got married, he said a message. so he obviously feels there is ties to ireland and his irish family very deeply. charlotte, you are talking about that address. just the fourth us president to make that address to both houses of parliament. in contrast to what we saw in previous days, of course the stormont assembly suspended. there was some frustration perhaps that he wasn't able to speak with politicians there. this feels very differ

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>> with full fanfare president biden is welcomed as the guest of honor at a banquet dinner in dublin castle talked about his proudly irish-american mother and how she believed he would one day make it here. service mess, bbc news, dublin. >> our ireland correspondent emma vardy now joins me from dublin. emma, north of the border president biden chose his words very carefully did indeed today? a little bit more forthright. he called on the u.k. government to work more closely with the irish government to support northern ireland. >> absolutely. always more politically tricky territory in northern ireland. but, down here in the irish republic, he is almost universally welcomed. he has really been enjoying himself, as sarah smith was just saying there. he gave a very warm and relaxed speech to the irish parliament today. he cracked a few jokes and got a very warm welcome in return. lots of applause throughout that speech. his irish ancestry has been a real theme of this trip. he wanted to underlie the emotional significance for himself being here. i think that he got that across strongly. he t

president and prime minister, delivering remarks to the irish parliament and attending a banquet at dublin castle international diplomatic editor nick robbie robertson live for us in dublin following the president's trip. sounds like a relaxing schedule nick allott to do yesterday he was in a northern ireland today. he's in the republic of ireland. different country different mission. you know, i think yes, definitely a different mission. i mean, here, it's about roots. it's about his connection. the united states connection to those roots in ireland, and i think we've seen the president be a little bit more relaxed. a lot of people here picking up on a small gaffe that he made meeting the crowds yesterday, visiting the some of his family roots, mentioning the black and tans when he meant the all blacks rugby rugby team, the black and tans, of course. irish paramilitary that sided with the english as as island struggled for its independence last century, but today he'll be doing what any three other presidents kennedy, reagan clinton have done ahead of him, which is address a joint session of the

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ancestors lived. biden will later be the guest of honor at a banquet at saint patrick's hall in dublin, castle western australia is pricing for $1.00 of the most powerful storms there in a decade. psycho and ilsa has gathered strength over the indian ocean. it is expected to bring damaging winds heavy rain and abnormally high tides residents. they have been stalking up on the central supplies all leaving for evacuation sentence. you, francisco, it's opened of war crimes investigation after 2 videos emerged online, appearing to show russian soldiers beheading ukrainian prisoners of war. the shocking footage has drawn international outrage. the kremlin described the video as. busy awful, but raised questions about its authenticity, ukraine's foreign minister, the metro to labor, didn't condemned russia on twitter, describing it as worse than isis, a warning to our viewers. now this report follows contains material rather that some my find disturbing. brutal and gruesome footage has appeared on social media. the video allegedly shows what appears to be a russian soldier. cutting off the head of a

at a banquet, i've seen patrick hall in dublin castle. germany's foreign minister on a lena bear bach has arrived in china for a visit that she hopes will re balance germany's relationship. she is expected to discuss the war in ukraine, pushing beijing to help and the conflict. burbock is also due to discuss pension over taiwan with chinese officials. beijing staged military drills around the island earlier this week. china's warships and fighter jets simulated blockades and attacks on taiwan as part of the drill is in claims the self governing territory as its own. and has not ruled out using force to bring the island under mainland control and t w's. political correspondent, tom sparrow, in berlin, and journalists having crutch mur in beijing both following this visit. i started by asking fabi and about the current situation between china and taiwan. i had of the german foreign ministers visit yes, the situation has come on quite a bit. initially. beijing actually plant or no flight term zone on the north of taiwan between the 16th and 18th of april. but they have made a rear back t

with full fanfare, president biden is welcomed as the guest of honour at a banquet dinner in dublin castleoudly irish american mother, and how she believed he would one day make it here. sarah smith, bbc news, dublin. in other stories for you today. brazil's president lula da silva is currently in shanghai on an official visit aimed at bolstering relations. ties between the two countries deteriorated under lula's predecessor, jair bolsonaro. on this trip, he's expected to sign some 20 deals with china, and on friday he will meet with chinese president xijinping. oliver stuenkel is a political analyst and a professor at the school of international relations at fundacao getulio vargas. he started by telling me what he thinks lula wants from the trip. the key goal will be to bear investment promises. brazil is investment promises. brazil is in a very difficult economic spot. the outlook is not particularly rosy. the good news on the economic front for the —— will be very important for lula and i expect he can announce quite a number of big investments and infrastructure cooperation and techno

with full fanfare, president biden is welcomed as the guest of honour at a banquet dinner in dublin castle how she believed he would one day make it here. sarah smith, bbc news, dublin. just before we go, some breaking news. the governor of amenoni nasilasila ron desantis assigned the amenoni nasilasila abortion law. he said, i signed the heart reproduction act and devotes resources to help young mothers and families. again, this is a story we reported earlier, amenoni nasilasila passing a bill that would ban abortions after six weeks. hello again. thursday brought us a day of sunshine and showers, many of the showers came from these big cumulonimbus clouds looming over the skyline of hastings. not too far away in kent we had a heavy downpour that brought some hail, two centimetres of hail was reported and temperatures came down to about one celsius as well so a sudden drop in temperatures as that storm went in temperatures as that storm went through. at the moment we have still got a few showers left over across scotland but otherwise some clear spells around, bit of rain starting to edge

the final stop here in dublin is at dublin castle where he is going to have a banquet tonight and tomorrowey are going to county mayo to explore more of the personal family ties. let's county mayo to explore more of the personalfamily ties. let's have county mayo to explore more of the personal family ties. let's have a look at what he did yesterday. an irish homecoming for a us president. joe biden, who describes himself as a proud irish—american, arrives in his ancestral home of county louth. coming here, it feels like coming home. it really does. the way every time i've come — the welcome from the people on the streets, they're so gracious to us. he flew into dublin from belfast on air force one and was greeted by the irish prime minister, leo varadkar. then on to carlingford and dundalk. cheering. despite the rain, crowds lined the streets to welcome one of the world's most powerful men. today it's back to business in dublin, meeting the irish president and then speaking in the parliament. he's only the fourth us president to be invited to do so. then he's on the road again, meeting hi

with full fanfare, president biden is welcomed as the guest of honour at a banquet dinner in dublin castle and how she believed he would one day make it here. sarah smith, bbc news, dublin. premier league football clubs have agreed to ban advertising by bookmakers and gambling organisations on the front of players' shirts. however the change won't come into force until 2026. eight top flight clubs currently have betting firms as their main shirt sponsors. our sport reporterjo currie has that story. gambling sponsors have become a familiar sight in the professional game, but in the premier league, this will soon be a thing of the past. from the 2025/26 season, clubs in the top flight will not be able to feature betting companies in this way. commentator: west ham lead! currently eight clubs in the premier league have these sponsors, with deals estimated to be worth £16 million a year. one of those clubs is everton, who are sponsored by stake. i'm not going to get too involved in the debate ofjudging about it. but they've made a collective decision. that's the way it goes. by the account, ev

president biden is going to be attending a banquet at dublin castle.his trip to ireland and he flies back tomorrow. tomorrow, the banks. alix: wall street's biggest banks are going to kick off earnings season with jp morgan, citibank and wells fargo. sonali basak is prepped and ready. regionals will be more interesting than the big guys, but what are the key factors? >> i want to look at what will be interesting with jp morgan, provisions for loan losses, concerns about the economy ahead. jamie dimon is calmer about the economy, but he did say a couple of times this year that the consumer will face a cliff at the end of the year. what does that mean in terms of when jp morgan expects concerns? net income is expected to be slightly lower than the prior quarter but well above where they were this time last year. above everything, jp morgan is expected to make money from lending. guy: while i care about jp morgan numbers and banking, what i really care about is what commentary we are going to get on lending standards. how much detail are we going to get a

castle on wednesday night. the president will spend the night in dublin on thursday. he will meet with president higgins of ireland and participate in a tree planting ceremony and ringing of the peace bell. following that ceremony, he will meet again with the taoiseach leo varadkar whom the president just hosted here for st patrick's day. as i think you all remember in both meetings, the president will discuss our close cooperation on the full range of shared global challenges. he will then address a joint session of irish parliament about us irish cooperation to advance democracy, peace, security and prosperity, as well as the shared deep history between the united states and ireland today. one in 10 americans claim irish ancestry and irish americans are proudly represented in every facet of american life. ireland is a key economic partner of the united states and the united states and ireland are working closely together to make the global economy more fair. ireland has been a key partner for 21st century challenges as well. and the irish government has been strong

but it seems that this topic did not let him go all day during his visit to ireland, speaking in dublin castles apparently wanted to say, let's lead the whole world, but instead of lida, the leaflets were pronounced by lik, this is just a leaked word, which in english is consonant with the verb lik to lick. in general, i wanted the best, but it turned out. thank you all god bless you let's lick the whole world. let it be so twitching zashvili pavel nesterov yuliya khodorov. yevgenia stefanchuk us channel one young guard united russia launched an educational module for special operations soldiers and humanitarian mission volunteers who want to take part in the preliminary voting held a seminar for them today in moscow. the main task is to help candidates. during the election campaign and in the future, already at the elections , the organizers noted that many of the participants are taking their first steps in politics and in their own affairs. they have already proven that they are worthy to represent the interests of the people. this is true patriots, they don't have to prove anything. they j

up a three-day tour of ireland today with an address to the irish parliament and a banquet at dublin castlebiden's visit to the irish republic comes after he met u.k. prime minister rishi sunak wednesday in belfast, northern ireland, where biden marked the 25th anniversary of the u.s.-brokered peace deal known as the good friday agreement. the federal reserve believes the u.s. economy will slide into a recession later this year. that's according to minutes from the march meeting of the federal open market committee made public on wednesday, which reveal the fed is planning another interest rate hike during its next meeting, despite the likelihood of a recession. this comes as new data show u.s. inflation eased to 5% in march, its lowest level in nearly two years. a warning to our audience, this story contains graphic footage and descriptions of abuse. in indiana, a lawsuit alleges the jackson county jail let a schizophrenic prisoner starve to death while in solitary confinement. shocking details and video footage of joshua mclemore's abuse in prison reveal the 29-year-old was locked up in s

to ireland on friday but before he left, a comment he made at the end of the thursday speech at dublin castle has gone viral and it's left many kind of trying to figure out what exactly he meant. maybe you, ken. watch. >> there's nothing our nations can't achieve if we do it together. i really mean it. vern thank you all, god bless you all. let's go, let's go he will being the world. let's get it done. >> coming up, a new medical policy would take skin color into account to determine who is first in line for life-saving organ transplants. and later less american teens are working. fewer american teens areworking and there's a new movement that says that's a good thing. is it ex ploteation if you made your kids get a job? let us know on social media, twitter, and instagram at trace gallagher. weigh in. we'll show you the rest. we'll show you the results. we'll read the best responses all coming up in the night cap. ♪ the gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. removes unseen dirt and debris that gets in the way of the blades. for effortless shaving in one efficient stroke. gillette. the best a man

but it seems that this topic did not let him go all day during a visit to ireland, speaking in dublin castlely i wanted to say, let 's lead the whole world, but instead of lida , lik said this is just a leak word, which in english is consonant with the verb lick lick. in general, i wanted the best, but it turned out. thank you all god bless you let's lick the whole world. let it be so pull with the sewing pavel nesterov julia khodorova. yevgeniya stefanchuk us channel one message marked lightning vladimir putin signed a law on the creation of a unified register of military records, a document that allows duplicating traditional paper summonses with electronic ones. they will in particular be sent through public services texts published on the official portal of legal information. in moscow, at the troekurovsky cemetery, a monument to anatoly lysenko, one of the founders of the modern russian television legendary journalist. he helped many well-known, tv presenter and correspondent, the head of the program look and dozens of other programs that millions of viewers loved to start their profess

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on thursday night president biden will attend a banquet dinner at dublin castle.l centres and family history research unit. he will then deliver remarks, which is great great—grandfather, greg, great, great grandfather sold 20,000 bricks to in 1827. those bricks were used to construct and support the great cathedral and help edward iv to buy tickets for himself and for his family to sail to america decades later in 1851. the president is very much looking forward to that trip again and to celebrate the deep historic ties that our two countries and to people continue to share. with that i will take some questions. fin continue to share. with that i will take some questions.— take some questions. on the classified _ take some questions. on the classified document - take some questions. on the classified document leaks, . take some questions. on the i classified document leaks, has take some questions. on the - classified document leaks, has the president— classified document leaks, has the president been_ classified document leaks, has the president been briefed _ cl

president, president also met with ireland's prime minister later today he will attend a banquet at dublin castle with us now to talk more about this is nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli in dublin and nile odoud what message will the president be sending with his speech today? >> reporter: we have been looking at this trip by president biden through ireland through the personal and political lens his address to parliament, he'll be the fourth u.s. president to speak to the irish parliament. we'll give him a chance to speak to some of the important aspects of the bilateral relationship between the u.s. and ireland for instance, ireland one of the strongest economies in europe and a lot of issues the president wants to discuss there. the support from the irish people for the people of ukraine and welcoming so many refugees president biden saying this morning to ireland's prime minister he knows that's not easy and that kind of support is critical that will be part of what we hear as well as some important domestic political issues here in ireland another opportunity for the president t

prime minister and deliver remarks to parliament also on the agenda special banquet dinner at dublin castle this less intense leg of his trip follows a visit to northern ireland recalled on the main political parties to end their stalemate and resume the power sharing arrangement. alright so let's bring in cnn's kevin liptak, who is live in dublin. so kevin, a mix of business and pleasure for the president, take us through this leg of the visit and what's expected later. yeah if yesterday's visit to belfast was really kind of about this diplomatic engagement, hailing american diplomacy when it comes to the good friday agreement, the next several days i really about president biden trying to explore his irish roots here in the republic of ireland, and you saw that on full display yesterday in county louth, the president, touring streets packed with people, thousands who came out in the cold drizzle to see the american president. he was so enthusiastic, he asked. i can't even understand why my ancestors left this country. of course they left because of the famine. and you know he did a tour c

later during the banquet at dublin, castle president biden said he feels very proud and lucky to be irish, and in a few hours, he'll get another opportunity to explore his family's roots in his nic robertson is live in dublin. for us, it's not often a country the size of ireland gets this attention from the u. s president. not at all, and there's a lot of relaxed time in it, really for the president and the people of ireland to enjoy. we've heard really yesterday. the president talking of talking about his roots, explaining how his roots his irish roots give him the strength, the sort of character that he is the beliefs and understandings that he has. but today he will actually really be able to go and explore the physical roots when he goes to ballymena in county mayo. because it's there that the blue outside of his family his great great great grandfather, edward blew it sort of laid the foundations that the physical foundations if you will, the family's immigration in 18 51 to the united states because he sold the bricks to the cathedral in bali. nah. that support part of the that will

and then later, i think the highlight of the trip will be here at one, sorry, not here at dublin castle. we're where he's going to give a banquet at later, but we'll be at the houses of parliament, the doyle and the senate at where he'll give a keynote speech to both houses together. he's only the 4th president at to do that . but just as you've been talking to us, we were looking at some pictures from were weapons too when president biden was meeting some members of the ambulance service and also in children. how is he being received by the public there very, very warmly. i mean, when we were up in don dorky yesterday in the pouring rain and star contrast of the weather conditions to day. and despite the awful weather conditions, people were standing 10 deep at the barriers just to catch a glimpse of president biden's convoy going past that. there were stars and striped flags hanging from window sills and a lamp post throughout the towns that we passed. people were on the bridges over the main mote away that he was passing along in his motorcade simply to wave at the president and all

he just entered the dublin castle for a banquet in his honor. only two others. queen elizabeth and jfk have had that honor to be the guest of honor there. in between was when the arrest of the suspect actually happened underscores something i've been told by u. s officials. the president has been briefed regularly throughout the last several days kept in the loop on both the investigation where that stood but also efforts by his top administration officials to assuage the concerns are trying to address some of the concerns from us allies have either seen their countries mentioned in some of these reports or are concerned that there may be some where they are mentioned the president when he was asked about this earlier today and answer the question alluded to the fact that an arrest was likely forthcoming soon, underscoring just how closely he has been briefed on the developments in the investigation, but also said something else that he did not believe that the disclosures up to this point were of great consequence trying to play down what has come out up to thi

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finally he will attend a banquet at dublin castle, where he will be the guest of honor. that's an honor previously given to queen elizabeth, the second and president john f. kennedy and a side note here, but very imrtan prime minister. it is pronounced t shock. almost all the letters are silent. it's pronounced t shock. it means chief or leader, katelyn polantz . formal title, but that is why i often avoid these very important titles of these very important people. prime minister is what i always go with instead of i will follow your lead as always. so as john just mentioned as john just mentioned we are moments away from president biden's big speech to the irish parliament. the president is expected to use the speech to highlight the close ties between the united states and ireland and both political and personal. let's be quite honest. cnn's phil mattingly has following the president's travels. he's live in dublin. he's joining us now. of course, phil. what are you hearing about this? if we get, you know it's personal, and it's an official visit. we saw a lot of the pe

castle on wednesday night. the president will spend the night in dublin on thursday.e will meet with president higgins of ireland and participate in a tree planting ceremony and ringing of the peace bell. following that ceremony, he will meet again with the taoiseach leo varadkar whom the president just hosted here for st patrick's day. as i think you all remember in both meetings, the president will discuss our close cooperation on the full range of shared global challenges. he will then address a joint session of irish parliament about us irish cooperation to advance democracy, peace, security and prosperity, as well as the shared deep history between the united states and ireland today. one in 10 americans claim irish ancestry and irish americans are proudly represented in every facet of american life. ireland is a key economic partner of the united states and the united states and ireland are working closely together to make the global economy more fair. ireland has been a key partner for 21st century challenges as well. and the irish government has been strong su

then a banquet this evening at dublin castle, the finale of his trip to dublin. the 6th of may. it will be the first time he's been seen with the royal family, since the release of his controversial memoir, spare. here's more from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. they've kept the royal family waiting but, finally, harry and meghan have replied to the palace's invitation. harry will be coming to the coronation but meghan will not. she's remaining in california for their son archie's fourth birthday. it means harry will have to face his family alone — a family that he hasn't seen since the state funeral of the late queen elizabeth last september. and relations, which weren't terribly good then, have taken a turn for the worse in the months since. first, there was the netflix series in which harry and meghan set out their version of why they'd felt driven out by a hostile media and an unfeeling family. we know the full truth. the institution has the full truth. and then there was harry's book, spare, which disclosed private family moments, including the cl

during his visit to ireland, speaking at the dublin castle, the head of the united states apparently consonant with the verb face to get off. in general, i wanted the best, but it turned out thank you all god bless you let's lick the whole world. let it be so, pavel nesterov, yulia khodorova, evgenia stefanchuk, first channel of the usa opened at the troekurovsky cemetery today a monument to anatoly lysenko, one of the founders of modern television, a legendary journalist, author of many documentaries, laureate of the state prize, who opened the way to the profession of a galaxy, tv presenters and correspondents, the head of the program, a look and dozens of other programs that were loved by millions of viewers. anatoly allysenko did not become 2 years ago. today he would have been 86 years old. we have gathered relatives and colleagues at his grave. in general, he is a man with great humor, he is wonderful. so to speak, he always spoke very well and always he always found some kind of zest in his congratulations or, uh, accepting congratulations that, so to speak, left people laughi

three days in ireland, a speech the joint parliament on thursday, a state dinner at dublin castle lastou, your music is incredible and i have been a long—time fan. my good friends... joe biden in the town of ballina a bully on the fourth and final day on his visit to ireland. we had to break at this point for the ten o'clock news coming up but we are watching across this and we will bring you all the highlights of the speech and ballina. you are watching bbc news. low pressure has dominated the weather pattern which is why it has been so cool and wet. over the next week pressure will be rising. that will settle things down and that starts this weekend where we see some sunshine at times. temperatures will be slowly lifting. that cooler, wetter weather getting pushed away, start to pick up some warmth on a southerly breeze as we head to the weekend. also turning somewhat drier as the main low that for all the rain on friday is moving into a central part of europe. leaving up some cloud across the weekend. that cloud breaks up but we get some sunshine that will trigger some showers. thos

higgins in dublin where he inspected the military guard, signed the visitor's book, planted an oak tree and rang the bell of peace. he will deliver a speech later today and attend a banquet at the castle tonight morgan, back to you. >>> seema mody, thank you. after the break, apple continues to shift its supply chain out of china. is that a reason to buy the stock? plus, is there time to buy mcdonald's after hitting another all-time high? oppenheimer thinks so. (cecily) you're looking pleased with yourself. (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon. (cecily) so you got an awesome network... (seth) and when i switched, i got to choose the phone i wanted. for free. not bragging. (cecily) you're bragging. (neighbor) oh, he's bragging. (seth) who, me? never. oh, excuse me. hello, your royal highness, sir... (cecily) okay, that's a brag. (seth) hey, mom. i gotta call you back. (vo) switch and choose the phone you want, like the incredible iphone 14, on us. (cecily) on the network worth bragging about. (vo) verizon ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell a

and then he's going to have a big slap up meal kind of state dinner, if you like, at dublin castle latering a lot of time bnewe-bbbe— he's spending a lot of time there like literally a cup there and like literally a cup of there and like literally a cup eb-bn— there and like literally a cup of-in northern- there and like literally a cup of in northern ireland. of coffee in northern ireland. webb— of coffee in northern ireland. wbbb—ceme- of coffee in northern ireland. right._come, uki right. but still to come, uk economic flatlined economic growth flatlined in bebwweny. — economic growth flatlined in bebwweny. lid— economic growth flatlined in february. did chancellor february. so did chancellor jeremy— february. so did chancellor jeremy wwnb-e— february. so did chancellor jeremy hunt's recent budget help or jeremy hunt's recent budget help ew-ebbewbe— jeremy hunt's recent budget help ew-ebbewbe be— jeremy hunt's recent budget help or-efforts to level- jeremy hunt's recent budget help or efforts to level up or hinder efforts to level up our economy?— or hinder efforts to level up our eco

for slap up meal at dublin castle ter what— slap up meal at dublin castle for what effectivelyfor the united states ability to garner intelligence and also for its ability essentially to maintain its kind of relationship with ukraine and indeed be able to source information from moscow . so. information from moscow. so. okay, darren mccaffrey there for us in dublin , thank you very us in dublin, thank you very much . well, last night gb news much. well, last night gb news reweatet— much. well, last night gb news revealed that— much. well, last night gb news revealed that an— rt“ well, last night gb news revealed that an anomaly in the presttest-s— revealed that an anomaly in the president's approach to flags on his motorcade,— president's approach to flags on his motorcade, which some are tesertttsg— his motorcade, which some are tesertttsg as— his motorcade, which some are tesertttsg as a— his motorcade, which some are describing as a snub to britain . wett— describing as a snub to britain . well, there's— describing as a snub to britain . well, there's been- describing as a s

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dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage. will also visit his to ancestral home towns. illinois nel by colonel par. he's an irish political history expert at the northumbria university in new castle. he joins us tonight from the irish capital. dublin tell us, could they have you with us? how important was the role that the united states played in securing the good friday agreement 25 years ago the united states. so it's usually important tenant and lots of ways. remember that the us special envoy to northern ireland george mitchell, had a long career and started politics and in american politics was the person who jazz the party talk. he was appointed specially by president clinton at the time, and clinton himself had set to set the ground for a lot of say yesterday. so is eventually became the mitchell principles which george mitchell produced to flow from that and, and generally speaking, mitchell one, they respect and commanded the respective a lot of politicians in northern ireland in a way which has happened before. generally speaking, you'd say the us played by kind of honest broker role very successfully and they have since the good friday agreement also maintained that an

dublin that. busy up to calling for the castle instead, because the helicopter wasn't able to fly because of weather conditions. he ended up having to use his motorcade. as a result, they've had to change some of the, some of the agenda around. but he did have a make a point of stopping out of local restaurants and we understand he met some of his distant relatives there, either the finnegan's or the key. and he's not sure we haven't been given those details just yet. but because of a network of distance and some even closer relatives, there is plenty of people that president pardon, could meet, who traced their lineage, all the way back to this, this part of the world. people were going to need the day for now and come back to you in those and more happening there behind your present bite in touring island. earlier he was in belfast where he said he wanted to see northern islands, governments restored as soon as possible. take a listen and effective devolve government reflects the people of northern ireland and is accountable to them. a government that works to find ways to hard problems together.

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castle. and tomorrow we expect him to make a speech to the parliament in dublin.ll be dipping into dundalk when the president appears, but let's speak first to the editor of the newsletter, a unionist cleaning -- leaning newspaper in belfast. what was the sum total of this visit? how will be writing him up for tomorrow? >> you did say that we are unionists leaning paper. we will be writing it out from that perspective. it was interesting with the president xi. -- what the president said. is irish-american and once dismissed the bbc. that is of concern to our readers. there was concern he would start schooling unionists. he did not do that. he started by talking about his english -- and, joking about that and having some military ancestor. he talked about the ulster scots. even that phrase is something that for unionists in northern ireland is not well-known. it is essentially a way of saying protestants from northern ireland who settled in north america. he talked about the great history that they showed. even when it came the point where he sort of scolding the d

about peace and then tonight mark, a big slap up dinner at dubun mark, a big slap up dinner at dublin castlee president that as president and before that as a us senator . president and before that as a us senator. so as i say, he's got a close relationship with almost all the politicians. he'll meeting over the 48 he'll be meeting over the 48 hours so that is in the hours or so that he is in the repubuc hours or so that he is in the republic of ireland. well, the tree planting is just taking place as we speak to you, darren. and the president back wttr— darren. and the president back with-sunglasses— darren. and the president back with - sunglasses on - t and the president back with sunglasses on in the with his sunglasses on in the sursrtre— with his sunglasses on in the sursrtre p..— with his sunglasses on in the sunshine in, as— with his sunglasses on in the sunshine in, as you say, one wartes— sunshine in, as you say, one ates wrat— sunshine in, as you say, one wonders what had been happening if wonders what had been happening tt trat— wonders what had been happening tt trat starm — won

ati is going be tomorrow or thursday morning, i have a banquet at dublinig to have a banquet at dublin castled that 19 suspected terrorists are in this country. and by that, i mean england, the united kingdom, after travelling across the channel in small boats. this ties into a fear that plenty of people have been banging on about since the very first boat came across the channel. what about security concerns ? do we know all these concerns? do we know all these people are what if? what if some people are what if? what if some people on board these boats are indeed actual terrorists? and the daily mail says that they're all taxpayer funded hotels . all in taxpayer funded hotels. now, suspected now, these 19 suspected terrorists and have applied for asylum, meaning they can't be deported. and the report adds that five of the men have links to islamic state. i've got a home office statement. we asked them for a statement earlier on and the home office spokesperson said this. let me know what you make of this. our highest priority is protecting the safety security this safety and security of thi

which is kind of halfway between dublin on belfast because the bite and family line goes back to the finnegan's upon the truly peninsula. that's why he went to calling for castle visiting there with the to last of us, the deputy prime minister, me whole martin, and i, we understand that he's somewhere behind me of my shoulder when i, when done dork, which is this town just on the border. you can see the police out riders over my shoulder on this old part of a very personal kind of always called a pilgrimage for joe biden. here because of the family connection that he has with this part of ireland. tomorrow he meets with the irish president michael higgins in the morning. he also meets again with leo, veronica, the irish to ship the prime minister. and he will address both houses of the irish parliament the coming back from the east recess early in order to hear that address by jo bought. and after that, he had sought to the west of ireland, where the bottom family has a separate branch of the blue. it section of the family over in fallonaw hill also stopped a holy shrine for the catholics of knock. so you can see that the u. s. president, the 2nd catholic u. s