maybe i'm welcome to six woman from guildhall in london on the second day of presents michael d higgins estate business to the united kingdom the city the president will address a gala dinner here at guildhall for the outing of the british prime minister david cameron of downing street the problem and our nation. on the way the city has to stop this the beach. higgins also bought the importance of scientific ties between the two countries as well as the cold dish of irish people to the national health service here. the lady sons it is about one in ten titles. pryor told it's legally benefits but are not financial regulation. you are approved for anything. some charges against former panel chairman sean fitzpatrick and former director of painting past weekend are dropped this superintendents association says that it rejects any suggestion of systemic corruption by its members. fan. although second day of the state visits to the united kingdom present why can t make its walls today just above our lunch and doughty street hosted by the british prime minister david cameron has said it was a

diane called her fourteenth the michael d higgins will be joined by the musicians and poets. isolation is kenya's remember this special event in the national concert hall in dublin this evening celebrating seamus heaney is part of this here is one city one book festival. at dublin airport this afternoon the tapestry was unfair to commemorate seamus heaney came to be so easy to call sign and citizen. don't we all know things. he was never has anyone been to you i was. he with her so much he hates call sign is one of the numbers in tennessee to an end to musicians and poets would take part in a very special event to celebrate the life like seamus heaney the national concert hall in dublin this evening the event is organized by tilting city council in conjunction with the items as part of the existing local festival. the program the mind and to help people become amount of options when my friend ubuntu people the day she knows he needs from leeds fans will begin to look into people's homes when this magnificent presence was with a few shots of her many have asked and she was suc

honored and privileged to represent ireland president michael d higgins of rides for his stoic state visit to the united kingdom my hope for the gcc states that the individual people or will it ever more numbers come to change others' experiences history and present circumstances and context. the thing is adjourned the case of a cork mother who killed her and joe from the judge that the proper plan is needed to help diane or two with suicide law and practice telling. billionaire businessman denis o'brien takes over the beacon private hospital in dublin the eye you will. welcome to six wa president like the dickens and dislikes that the vehicles have tried to blunt and frightens first ever state visit to the united kingdom. this departure president aiken said it was very important for both countries to engage in a shared past. in a moment with the knife at windsor castle where final preparations are underway for the official start of the visit. hunt has the price to buy reports this evening your motives of declining years of publication shared history between two countries to take ful

past but he praised the current good relations between the island neighbors a royal welcome for michael d higgins on the steps of windsor castle. it's another sign of how far british irish relations have progressed in the past twenty years. that isn't cement a growing unease between the two countries the british army band played the irish national anthem and the grounds of the queen's main residence i know cheques then moved on to address both houses of the british parliament in westminster the peace process in northern ireland has a lot of close call between the two states. he sprays the progress made but said the work was not yet done for us. trent is in taking this in the progress of course a piece of northam. cos basically the road we travel the road in an act of creation because he is. dr government to shift responsibility to encourage and support those who need to complete the journey of making peace and construct in june. games went on to say britain and ireland had attained a closeness and warmth that once seemed unachievable. he'll spend a total of four days can bring that's all we have

it is the president michael d higgins has peed on his historic state visits to the united kingdom. amid ceremony and symbolism he was welcomed here too with her bike realism but this morning address both houses of parliament at westminster and paid his own tribute to britain's war dead at westminster abbey about iraq see what twenty five kos eight with live coverage of the state bank was here at windsor castle but we need you now with all the memorable images of his first day of the business. i see with this area needed here. i don't know. the year to assemble. well today it is frustrating and most of friction between i did. mr speaking of men tend to eat at meal time left to give me the internet is fast uh the uh a sigh. yours. lending to business before church programs and entertainment i want to cry. i would answer for him. she knew this six pm today i went on to make steam wand digital channel thirty point four. he did like what. can any of the afternoon shall remain a couple of stories and celebrity interviews. well claire someone thinks that the stories around the country. on

to look after her song and will depend on full time care for the rest of her life president michael d higginshas completed his four day state visit to the man's kingdom which he said was both uplifting and hopeful the president and his wife said the man left windsor castle this morning to travel to stratford upon avon and coventry where he thanked irish people living in britain for their part in the consolidation friendship between the two countries farewell of windsor council queen and present shake hands. pleasantries are exchanged. but such has been the success of this state to visit. state officials on both sides of it has been a marked relations between art and on the uk about going beyond special. they said there was no genuine warmth between two countries. with the troubled history. it would spend the day touring the english midlands before turning torment. the weeklong visit progressed the crows camille to present eagles also grew and they did not come just from the artists' community. from the british is well i can't stop for coming to see the presence of further strengthen relations

. >> whether he fifrs came to london as a 21-year-old, michael d. higgins worked as a restaurant waiter. now aged 72 he's president of his country, on a mission of diplomacy and reconciliation. this is a fourth state visit laden with symbolism and ceremony and a sense of shared responsibilities. >> we have a fresh candidate on which to share our hopes and advance our overlapping vision. what we now enjoy between ireland and britain is a friendly, cooperative partnership based on mufrp respect and deep personal links that bind us together in culture and social tasks. >> reporter: the legacy of the period known as the troubles still haunts british and irish history. the years when the ira's attacked and murdered british targets. when the british were also guilty of murders and abuses. in the 1970s martin mcginnis was a young ira commander. two years ago he and the queen finally shook hands. the two will meet again during this state visit. to receive the president of ireland and deputy first minister martin mcginnis himself in the ira is a mark how much we hav

paul brennan reports >> reporter: when he first came to london as a 21-year-old, michael d. higginsked as a restaurant waiter. now, age 72, he really is at the table. the president of his country, on a mission of diplomacy and reconciliation. this is a state visit with all of the ceremonthat goes with it, even a private lunch at the royal residence of windsor castle. the president is not just here for small talk. he has big issues to address. >> is buys more from the united kingdom than the british manage to sell to india, china and brazil. so a country of 4 and a half million people is more important to this place than a billion and a half people around the world. >> the legacy of the period known as the troubles still haunts british and irish relations. for decades, the irish nationalists attacked and murdered british targets. for their part, british loyalists para militaries and elements within the police were guilty of murders and abuses. in the 1970 did, one of the ira commanders was a young martin mcginnis. two years ago, in a historic encounter, he and the queen shook hands.