he said he'd been given permission to do so by the head of the ira in dublin.mus mcloughlin was the officer commanding the ira in birmingham at the time, and was in charge of selecting targets. mick murray, he said, was one of the bombers. another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes. and then when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 sai

he said he'd been given permission to do so by the head of the ira in dublin.s 0 gave four names. he said seamus mcloughlin was the officer commanding the ira in birmingham at the time, and was in charge of selecting targets. mick murray, he said, was one of the bombers. another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes. and then when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, he's harmless now. that's because the damage has already been done. 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said he didn't recall him at all. reilly

he said he'd been given permission to do so by the head of the ira in dublin.our names. he said seamus mcloughlin was the officer commanding the ira in birmingham at the time, and was in charge of selecting targets. "mick murray," he said, "was one of the bombers." "another member of the bombing team," he said, "was michael hayes." and then when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who said "he's harmless now." that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick

he said he'd been given permission to do so by the head of the ira in dublin.s mcloughlin was the officer commanding the ira in birmingham at the time, and was in charge of selecting targets. mick murray, he said, was one of the bombers. another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes. and then when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked about a michael patrick reilly, witness 0 said

the ira bomber names fahrman in the bombings.aland to remember the fifty people shot dead one week ago today. police say they're treating the death of university student libby squire as an ‘unlawful killing'. more rescue operations to save thousands cut off in southern africa after floods caused by the cyclone there. more now on brexit, and following the latest developments, what could happen next? earlier, our correspondent chris morris explained all the potential options that lie ahead over the next few weeks. if theresa may's deal, the deal she has done with the eu for the withdrawal agreement and the political declaration gets passed in a third meaningful bolt that made the 22nd is the date we would be looking forfor an the 22nd is the date we would be looking for for an extension. if the deal is rejected, that dates would be april the 12th which really is not very much of an extension at all. so i think the eyes of the european union and brussels and across other capitals as well will be on the house of commons next week bec

well it depends on what you mean by the ira we have a last kind of three ira's here we've got the ira which is the mainstream ira if she hadn't been party of mr gerry adams and martin mcguinness we also have a group called the continuity ira and we have got the group describe it gets out simply as the ira and all this reflects the fact that there are very differing political in this started going anonymous days are of all the where i read republicanism came for and where it is night and the people who planted these bombs are sent to these bombs through the post they would regard the mainstream ira of mr adams and mr mcguinness they were god demonstrators have given up their struggle before to achieving their aim of a united ireland. like this or obviously always a concern but how much of a concern do you feel they are you know weeks now from when the u.k. is supposed to leave the a you and this whole border issue becomes very real. yes well i mean it is a we have had a coming together of different crises here eighty eight people here really fear is the possibility of a hard barter of

paddy gallagher pays his respect to dead ira fighters at the cemetery. but not to him martin mcguinness the ira chief who together with his shin fein party made the peace accord possible. but i don't agree with french. politics i don't agree with what direction they've taken. the peace agreement that is we come across martin mcguinness as widow she does not want to be interviewed but even so the depth of the divide in the irish republican movement becomes clear neither says anything to the other. which is. yeah. i don't really know about well so we don't speak much. people here are very afraid that armed conflict will return to northern ireland if britain leaves the e.u. . to full of pain or breaks it's a load of crap basically with the border nothing else like the border back bring back the trouble to if the poles and impose any restrictions on the frayed movement of the border in ireland there will be a raise and part of military activity should the result of violence we need to be reminded that your calls. during the troubles protestant minister chris

a convicted ira bomber names in court four men he says carried out the birmingham pub bombings in 197atwo minutes‘ silence — observed in new zealand to remember the fifty people shot dead one week ago today. police say they're treating the death of university student libby squire as an ‘unlawful killing'. and ralph fiennes directs and stars in the white crow, a look at the life of russian ballet dancer rudolf nureyev. we ll hear what mark kermode thought of that in the film review. it's five o ‘clock — our top story. the eu has given theresa may more time to come up with a brexit solution. after talks late into the night, eu leaders agreed that march the 29th — a week today — is no longer the uk's departure date. instead — if the prime minister can get her brexit deal through parliament next week — the date we leave to the european union will be pushed back to may 22nd — to allow time for the necessary legislation. if mrs may can't get her deal through the commons, then the uk will have until the 12th of april to set out a new brexit plan, or leave without a deal. so — that's the new b

responsibility for sending five parcel bombs last week northern ireland media are reporting the ira sent explosive packages to addresses in london and scotland the postle devices were found at heathrow london city airport waterloo station and university causing major disruptions one of the possibles hasn't been found there's no confirmation that the ira is behind the incidents the group has been in cease fire for years but dissident cells are still active well done i called back and is associate professor at the school of law and government at dublin city university he's joining us now by skype from prison in moldova thank you very much indeed for your time sir can you tell us first of all what we know about this organization. well we don't know much because they don't have a political wing as such that's just basic elections in articulation it's cause as was the case for example with the ira during the troubles what we do know of course is that any to which came to be the ira and there are quite a few has a certain number of objectives the primary want being a thirty two county uni

he said he'd been given permission to do so by the head of the ira in dublin. known as witness 0 gave four names. he said seamus mcloughlin was the officer commanding the ira in birmingham at the time, and was in charge of selecting targets. mick murray, he said, was one of the bombers. another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes. and then when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when ask

he said he'd been given permission to do so by the head of the ira in dublin. as witness 0 gave four names. he said seamus mcloughlin was the officer commanding the ira in birmingham at the time, and was in charge of selecting targets. mick murray, he said, was one of the bombers. another member of the bombing team, he said, was michael hayes. and then when asked about a james gavin, witness 0 said, "well, he was involved." all are dead apart from michael hayes, seen here two years ago. in court, my brother and my sisterand i, we were all sobbing, hearing what witness 0 had to say about one of the bombers who, quote, said, "he's harmless now". that's because the damage has already been done. what makes what was said in court today so significant is that for 18 months there was an ongoing legal battle between some of the families of those killed and the coroner over the scope of the inquests and whether it could include the potential perpetrator issue. the court of appeal ruled that it could not. but today, for hours, the court discussed suspects. when asked abo

ira: a little bit.inition the dots have given themselves, this is what the members of the fomc think this will be given their own forecast. if their forecasts are wrong, the dots are wrong. i wouldn't be surprised -- and they are doing a review of the dots right now. i would not be surprised if, by the end of the year, the dot plot went away. the market has not paid attention to it over the last six years. important signaling tool during the financial crisis, but today, it's usefulness is significantly less. much ira jersey. bloomberg raises its interest rates for the second time. we speak to the governor of the largest bank. that interview is 10:30 a.m. bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg surveillance." today, shares of levi strauss traded on the new york stock exchange. the retailer raised $623 million in its ipo. shares sold above marketed range. levi strauss is benefiting from a rebound of the global genes market. ion air triggered a crisis and bloomberg learned the airline is preparing for an

closed off british police say they are aware of a group calling itself the irish republican army or ira claiming responsibility for sending five parcel bombs last week northern irish media is reporting the ira sent explosive packages to addresses in london and scotland the parcel deliveries were found at heathrow airport london city airport waterloo station and glasgow university causing major disruptions one of the powerful hasn't been found there is no confirmation though that the ira is actually behind the incidents it has been thirty years since the creation of the first web page the internet is of course developed rapidly since the idea was first suggested by the british scientist and inventor tim berners lee but so many people now develop benefiting from his development he is stressing the use the importance of enabling where web access to all of the world's population thirty years ago i submitted a vague but exciting proposal for a free open permission a space for all of humanity to share knowledge and ideas. today half the world's population is still unconnected and those of us

here's the situation with more following four incidents in london and glasgow last week indeed the ira have reportedly claimed responsibility for planting the explosive devices now the ira of course stands for the irish republican army they are a violent paramilitary group that have historically been seeking north arlen's departure from the united kingdom and these four incidents in question several of them happened on march fifth where packages have been found at london's waterloo station which is very central another in the vicinity of heathrow airport and another at london's in the london city airport area and on march sixth at the university of glasgow another package now to be clear all of those were handled by authorities nobody was injured and the police are now saying they are of course investigating these incidents but they're saying they have seen similarities to previous ira related activity. given the packages received last week bore similarities to devices sent him the past which ruling to dissident groups associated with northern ireland relate to terrorism already this i

also today: a convicted ira bomber known as witness 0 has named four men he says were responsible for the 1974 birmingham pub bombings. prayer call. a two minute silence is observed in new zealand in memory of the 50 victims of the mass shootings in christchurch one week ago. rescue operations in southeast africa try to reach thousands of people cut off by floodwaters following a massive cyclone. and coming up in the sport on bbc news... birmingham city have been deducted nine points for breaching spending rules. they drop to 18th in the championship. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one live from brussels. a delay to brexit has been agreed by european union leaders after talks dragged on late into the night. they decided to move the leave date back to 22nd may — but only if parliament backs theresa may's withdrawal agreement. if it's rejected again, the uk will have until the 12th of april to set out its next steps, or leave without a deal. the european council president donald tusk has said he's "far more optimistic now" than he had been at the start of the summit. here

in theory, the ira is on ceasefire, so theory, the ira is on ceasefire, so the assessment is that thiscalled itself the new ira in the past which sent four letter bombs, said some letter bombs four years ago. there is a likelihood this will bea ago. there is a likelihood this will be a dissident group claiming responsibility. it does not mean they sent to the devices, police still need to do the forensic trail to work out who sent the devices. about how alarming is it, whoever sent it? it is worrying, particularly if it is dissident republicans, because it has been some years since letter bombs were sent to addresses in mainland britain. that said, m15 and those assessing the threat level in mainland britain have not changed the threat level from northern ireland terrorism, it is moderate, meaning an attack is possible but not very likely. the threat level in northern ireland itself is at severe at the moment because there is a concern that dissident republicans micro activities are increasing and there is concern that there may be more activity linked to issues around brexit, people m

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had to apologise for a social media post that has emerged where he made an apparent reference to the ira. is currently with the england squad for their 2020 qualifiers after being called up by the england manager garrett southgate. the posting question came from 2015, when the milled field there was an island youth player and wrote at the time on instagram, and he has apologised on instagram, and he has apologised on the same platform today. this is what he had to say today. i am aware that a poorly expressed, and i made when i was a junior player has been circulated on social media. i recognise now that my intent to show support for my team—mates at the time could be negatively interpreted. while my naive weights we re interpreted. while my naive weights were not meant to be a political opinion, and do not represent who i

analyst blamed the self-styled new ira for the attack the police paddy gallaher sea route party as the political arm of this group gallaher vehemently denies this. shortly after the attack graffiti was spotted saying the ira is here to stay gallaher soon makes it clear. he sympathizes with the sentiment the ira of today that is what we're going army that are function and install kind of resistance against british occupying forces. aren't seen as a new. i think. he sees it as a continuation of the old struggle as if there had been no twenty year peace process at all. but the northern irish police have changed radically today pro british protestants work side by side with pro irish catholics mike lindsay is head of the police union he warns that a bracks it may well give the radical forces the boost they've been looking for i think it's an opportunity for them to keep their political views on the agenda i think no other reason than that i think northern ireland in the whole of ireland is a different place than it was twenty five thirty years ago these people don't move on they're very mu

well you've been following our last two week four incidents in london and glasgow the ira have in fact reportedly come out claiming responsibility for planting the explosive devices the ira of course stands for irish part of military army and they are a violent part of military group of that have historically. north ireland. leaving the united kingdom and these incidents in question took place on march fifth when there were devices discovered at london's waterloo station which is quite central near heathrow airport and in the area of london city airport as well as on march sixth in glasgow at the university of glasgow now to be clear. authorities handled those devices and there were no injuries however the police are now taking these incidents of course very seriously and looking into them this is what they had to say. given the packages received last week bore similarities to devices sent in the past which willing to dissident groups associated with northern ireland related terrorism officers were already looking at this as a line of inquiry. but we have to be clear that those claimin

of course investigating these incidents but they're saying they have seen similarities to previous ira related to divorce sent in the past which ruling to dissident groups associated with northern ireland relate to terrorism. this is one of inquiry well these claims of responsibility were apparently received by a media outlet in northern ireland using a recognised code word and importantly the police have reiterated this is well those claiming responsibility have indicated that five devices were sent but of course as you see as we have just discussed there were four devices found last week so the public and businesses have been called on to remain village vigilant as police investigate this and they have said that no arrests have been made so far. venezuela's government phase that electricity has been fully restored in the country on a math blackout president maturer says the power cut. with the results of cyber attacks by the united states and decide to saboteurs work or trying to damage a hydroelectric dam he was the last to russia china and the un for help in investigating the alleg

inquest into the victims of the birmingham pub bombings almost 45 years ago — a witness names four iraen he says were responsible police say they're treating the death of university student libby squire as an unlawful killing. more from us at nine p:m.. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have the white crow, which is a biopic about rudolf nureyev. we have us, the new film byjordan peel, who made get out. and minding the gap, a skateboarding movie that is not really about skateboarding. the white crow — i'm quite intrigued, it sounds good. an interesting story directed by ralph fiennes, who also has a role in the film, and it is about rudolf nureyev‘s defection to the west. the film opens with ralph fiennes‘s character being asked what he knows and why did this happen? he says enigmatically he wasn't political, it was all to do with dance. he says he had an explosion of character, which is a great phrase. the film then retr

causing major disruptions one of the palaces hasn't been found and there is no confirmation that the ira is behind the incidents and then these are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after the stream by finance. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. ok and you're in the string today how. to write the next generation of fake news but first my co-host. this week in the south by southwest winds in austin texas. with. the annual conference and festival celebrates the latest film music an interactive technology the innovative with the reverend in the latter category a hands on exhibit showcasing the president of the united states preferred medium for addressing the nation and the world twitter the team of correspondents behind the daily show with sharper know on comedy central set up a twitter presidential library have a look. i am here with the one and only ronnie chang we are in the trump twitter presidential library ronn

british police say there are aware of a group calling itself the irish republican army or ira has been claiming responsibility for sending five possible was last week the media in northern ireland are reporting that the ira sent explosive packages to addresses in london and scoff and it was found at heathrow london city airport waterloo station and glasgow university causing major disruptions one of the policy hasn't been found there's no confirmation that the ira is behind the incidents these are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream from the. we understand the different scenes. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to al-jazeera. in this training today how. to make the next generation a fake news but. this week at the south by southwest conference in austin texas. with mock. the annual conference festival celebrates the latest film music an interactive technology innovative with be irreverent in the latter category a hands on exhibit showcasing th

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aron kader is the manager and agent operations what does it mean to be an ira agent it means that we get to assist the blind with their day to day tasks and give them more independence and freedom so as cited folks kind of take for granted just jumping in the car and running to the grocery store to pick up a simple item and getting back home now with the use of they can really incorporate that and just jump on public transportation or an hour and run to the grocery store with outside assistance to humans one bit in the book one person sitting in front of a computer connected through technology and acting as an individual to do. to do an activity. you know experience something beautiful here's how the system works spark classes with a built in camera is paired with an app on the user's phone when they want to systems they press a button and via cellular service they're connected to an agent who is currently using this technology are called explorers and agencies the video in real time streaming in from the glasses that the explorer is wearing their g.p.s. location and a full profile o

claiming responsibility for five parcel bombs last week media in northern ireland are reporting the ira sent explosive packages to addresses in london and scotland heathrow and london city airports waterloo station and glasgow university all causing major disruptions we're back with your news hour in about twenty five minutes time next it's inside story. algeria's president optimises beautifully cust says he'll soon stand down is this a crucial turning point in the country or a ploy by those who hold the real power to protect their interests this is inside story. hello again i'm james by the algerian president abdulaziz beautifully says he's abandoned his bid for a fifth term but the man who's led out syria for twenty years doesn't seem to be leaving his post anytime soon beautifully because announcement came after three weeks of protests against his plans to run for a fifth term in office the president has also postponed next month's presidential elections indefinitely and appointed a new prime minister up he's also said a national conference will be held to reschedule the election and

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very interesting and actually quite chilling was when one nation turned washington and met with your ira there were briefed in code by the in a row. play book on how to respond to a massacre. very specific. words to be used they pushed very specific lines out of manipulate the media to ensure gun friendly coverage for example those said to one no should if there is a massacre another massacre in australia if the gun laws are softened you have to shame people who are opposed to guns showing them and push back so you do you stand on the graves of children being killed to push your political platform i found that actually deeply chilling and deeply offensive. i want to share this view when this is a comment about looking at all of the examples that you've been sharing looking at the gun control debate this is one conclusion that one member fact community came to have a listen have a look take a moment is scripted in the history of racism genocide and western imperial expansion we need to stop tweeting and start swinging shutting down the economy and shutting down streets and staying in the