should work. we need those institutions. relationships were improved, it would be much better. of martin mcguinnessitutions worked. promised and people didn't live up to those commitments. so we have to get back round the table. i've been round that table many, many times before. i believe that those negotiations can come out the other end. i believe those governance arrangements will go back up. what do you think is the alternative? it is going to be about power—sharing. in fact there's no majorities any more. so what do you do? you form coalitions. we're not the only country. — angela merkel has a coalition. make it work. and the republic of ireland. how big a factor is that, do you believe? huge, and it's — you've put yourfinger on it, it's unknown. that we did not need to go back into. now how are they going to do that? those constitutional arrangements were meant to be resolved. european into that agreement over and over again. in a little, tiny society, that is... of the will of the people? well, let me say it's notjust me. northern ireland voted to remain. the uk voted to go. to resolve that

saw it working and it was a lovely thing to see, when reverend ian paisley, former enemy of martin mcguinnessmes it's about personality, sometimes it's about chemistry, but most of all it's about committing to what you've promised and people didn't live up to those commitments. so we have to get back round the table. i've been round that table many, many times before. i believe that those negotiations can come out the other end. i believe those governance arrangements will go back up. i'd love to say to people like ruth dudley edwards and others, what do you think is the alternative? it's not going to be power—sharing, there's no such thing — it is going to be about power—sharing. there's no such thing as majority rule any more, in fact there's no majorities any more. so what do you do? you form coalitions. we're not the only country. the republic of ireland has a coalition, many european countries — angela merkel has a coalition. make it work. maybe one reason, for more than a year, it hasn't worked is because brexit seems to be directly affecting the mood of people in northern ireland, beca

thought working and it was a lovely thing to see, when ian paisley and the former enemy and martin mcguinness about committing to what he promised and people did not live up to those commitments. we have to get back around that table. i have been around that table. i have been around that table many, many times before. i believe those negotiations can come out the other end. i would love to say to people like ruth dudley edwards and others, what you think is the alternative? is not going to be power—sharing, it is going to be power—sharing, it is going to be about power—sharing. there is no such thing as majority will any more, in fact there are no majority is any more. so what do you do? reform coalitions, we are not the only country. the republic of ireland has a coalition, many european countries, angela merkel has a coalition. one reason it has not worked as at brexit appears to be directly affecting the mood of people in northern ireland because one of the biggest controversial and unknown is about brexit right now is what is going to do to the border between northern ireland and the rep

martin mcguinness, that is the easy bit.use it is a process —— the harder bit will be later. —— the harder bit will be later. he is right, because it is a process. is right, because it is a process. is the political will there? will be eventually focused minds? certainly funny. funny. i'm extremely busy, so i didn't really, you know, focus on... didn't really, you know, focus on... but then i realised how huge a thing it was, so it's focused my mind. it was, so it's focused my mind. and they certainly were very optimistic about about the future. optimistic about about the future. we have got a draft deal with the dupjust over a month ago. dupjust over a month ago. for whatever reason, that is their business and regrettable. business and regrettable. the political institutions act in place. place. we want them to serve, and hopefully that is going to happen. hopefully that is going to happen. everything down, that could be seen as the real problem? as the real problem? —— always has the veto to bring everything down. the veto