>> gerry adams was never a member of the house of commons.ll of the sinn fein members elected were not taking seats. still, they have offices in london, and they look after the interests of their constituents, but they will not take their seats in either house. in parliament you have to swear an oath of allegiance to her majesty, and they are not prepared to do that. the deputy first minister of northern ireland who is a leader of sinn fein along with gerry adams is technically her majesty's first minister, but he never took an oath, and he was allowed to avoid that. >> if you are british and you lived there all your life, can you pick up where people are from base on their accents like in the united states? were they know right away? what would they say your speech comes from? >> oxford might come into it. >> i wonder why. what do people in oxford speak like? >> they speak all kinds of different accents nowadays, but a very small number of people were able to go there, and they tended to come from a single class. they tend to speak the same,

when you have people like gerry adams taking the senior post he is actually in the southern republicen you advise others to get out of the fight you have had a ground changer and that is exciting but there are remnants. but i don't think that's the case will blow up again and with respect, and i've argued this a couple of years ago come of that organization is dieting and that is not a small thing. it's founded at the end of the 1950s. it has been an attempt to make the insurgency and its always have the political and terrorist dimensions, that there are people in spain and france and they've published a rejection as it is not the way to go. the spanish have also compromised by the body encouraging the nationalism while opposing the terrorists with law enforcement and prescription of the political fronts and so you've got to actually have a great success story by a couple of democracies here with the irish and spanish. there are ways to do this. it doesn't balance towards military things. it's usually a touch in a single law enforcement and involves persistence and leadership in opin

>> after the success of northern ireland's peace agreement, several key players offered adams,on including gerrywho welcomes today's development. for some time have been working with our friends. i am convinced that they are serious. i think this is another indication of the seriousness and a democratic and peaceful way of going forward. >> button to move has been dismissed by spain's interior minister as a theatrical exercise. he sets pains security forces, not verifiers, defeated the organization. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." tomorrow, she will compete for olympic glory. tonight, we hear from a canadian snowboarder who turned in her skis and won a spot in sochi. these days, practically our every move can be tracked by technology, but could all of that information create pricey -- privacy concerns as well? >> he has been capturing his entire life for nearly eight years with this small camera that takes photographs every few seconds. the i.t. researcher says this is the next evolution of the internet. >> we are working on developing a search engine, just like google indexes 100

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