the assembly assumed its full power in may 2007 the sworn enemies of yesterday unionist leader ian paisley and the republican leader martin mcguinness became 1st minister and deputy 1st minister. of what northern ireland has now is not so much peace as an absence of conflict far from disappearing the walls have grown instead of reconciliation there is partition and all tempered stalemate of separate identities and separated lives there is huge pressure situation in very large particularly the working class groups whose. kids go to school in different schools structures corning. quarter century but it would just not make such. a consequence of the moves in the movie the segregation divisions were there before the war and the movies kind of fit into that and then the further segregation was continued from there so we're now in a situation where there's more. after 13 years of the peace process and there was truly a conflict. segregation is a fact of life and of life and over 35 years of america people aren't going to get over the very very quickly or very easily. the 1st of the so-called pea

ian paisley. that debate mps approved the new working arrangements allowing for a virtual house of commons to start work on wednesday. now, mps have been given a warning that there could be a bloodbath for the uk's pubs and restaurants unless the government extends coronavirus support for the hospitality industry. several high street restaurant chains have already called on the chancellor to extend the current three—month rent holiday. appearing before the treasury committee, the head of the trade and uk hospitality told the mps they were the canary in the coalmine for the british economy, and without more help, a third of firms could potentially go under. and we know hospitality is most severely affected and we know that it will be the longest affected because it will be one of the last to come out of lockdown. even the phrase return to work with to put a lot of pressure on business. weak social distancing restrictions in place, we know that businesses will only be able to open at 30 to 50% of th