he says she knew who ordered the killing, jerry adams, now one of northern ireland's main peacemakers, but was always suspected of and always denied being an i.r.a. commander himself. >> reporter: but, when this book containing hughes' and other revelations came out, the northern irish police became involved. they wanted to know what other evidence of unsolved crimes might be under wraps in the boston college library, and they subpoenaed the u.s. courts to get it. after a legal battle, boston college was compelled to hand its archive over and its spokesman, jack dunn, now says the court will decide whether to release it. >> we as a university are trying to fight the fight on behalf of oral history, but our ability to do so is limited in the face of a federal subpoena regarding a criminal investigation for horrific crimes. >> reporter: but many feel the school could have put up a much stronger fight to protect the interview archive and that if it's released, people like anthony mcentire, who conducted many of the interviews, could be hurt or worse. >> reporter: mcentire, a former i.r.a

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if >> it shows a side of northern ireland not often seen beyond the shores. it could do wonders for tourism. >> the place is buzzing in here. they're talking about it. i have had to place an order for more beer. >> they will need it for another celebration later this week. they are preparing for a welcome home party for the oscar-winning director, terry george, and they are doing their best to make a deal at home. mark simpson, bbc news, ireland. >> today, president obama proudly embraced the bailout of the autumn industry and took aim at his republican opponents saying they would not have used bailout money to save general motors and chrysler. speaking before the uaw, the part of the crowd with an impassioned about. >> we are going to keep on fighting to make our economy strong turf, to put our friends and neighbors back to work faster, to give their children even more opportunity to come to make sure that the united states of america remains the greatest nation on our. thank you, uaw. >> it is no mistake in timing that the president's comments, the same day

>> i'm delighted to hear the people of northern ireland are the happiest in the united kingdom. i have to say to the audible junk that there represented in this house don't always give that impression. [laughter] maybe i have been missing something. because we recognize that families and businesses are continuing to feel the pressure from very high prices, we cannot fuel duty and grabbed the stabilize. that is the average pump prices are six been slower than the women under the previous government's plans, but clearly we are being impacted here as well by higher oil prices. >> this week the government took action on unacceptable tax avoidance. does the prime minister agree with me that the principles are paying a fair share for tax to banks and former mayors of one? >> i think he makes an important point, whether it is barclays bank or 10 livingston people should pay the proper amount of tax and i hope hmrc will look carefully at all these sorts of cases. frankly, for londoners many of them live in labour control areas with high labour taxes will be pretty ankle about what they

so it's a kind of reconstruction in northern ireland. one of the things i was struck by was the way in which the students i teach american history to have a different question about reconstruction and battles. they come up with wonderful topics and are pursuing things like the role of the french in the american civil war, french speaking troops. i think we're in a time of great diversity, great expansion. it's wonderful and exciting. i think jim mcpherson has been so receptive and inclusive to this that my second book was the other civil war, which came out of a lecture he allowed me to give in his undergraduate course. we really have, in many ways, he perhaps alarmed his advisers by going in a different direction. when i went down south to do my work, i rode the bus, so i didn't have to worry about those license plates. thank you for your question. >> i think it's important to remember that jim reminded us of contingency. we read a letter last night, asked jim how many more soldiers from the confederacy would it take to have won for the

garris mavin, pro golfer showing off his best golf tricks at his home club in valley clare, northern irelandd then he just pops it in there. this is pretty impressive. he has the ball there. and then when he slings it back, he's able to put it in his shoulder. that was like a pool move. >> right. >> on the green. this is all during a video and photo shoot for his sponsor which is based in london. it's a sports risk management company. but here's the thing, i don't know if i'd want to be friends with garis because this is what i'd have to do. >> i would not want to be friends with him. >> yeah, and watch. that's the driver to the back of the head. boom. and i think -- i can't tell, but he might have nicked the guy's nose. >> any chance this is fake? >> i don't think the tricks are that unbelievable that this would be a fake viz owe. i think these are very doable tricks. this one is impressive. the guy has a coke can on his head and you see garrett is aways away with the pitching wedge. that takes some bravery on this guy's part. >> i think the most impressive part is when he has the golf ball

. >> it is an image of northern ireland not often seen beyond these shores. it could do wonders for tourism and bar tickets. >> they talk about it in the shop. and maybe, way for more bir. >> and they will needed to -- need i for another celebrationst later this week. >> they are doing their best to make them feel at home. mark simpson, bbc news. >> today, president obama proudly embraced the bailout of the auto industry. and he replied to this republican opponents who said they would not use taxpayer money to save gm and chrysler. >> we are going to keep on fighting to make our economy stronger, to put our friends and neighbors back to work faster, to give our children even more opportunity, to make sure the united states of america remains the greatest nation on earth. thank you to the uaw. i love you. comments, onent's the heels of the republican primaries. mitt romney is fighting to defend his home state of michigan from our recent surge by rick santorum. in north america, mark warner del -- mark ma reportrd. ell >> you do not travel far in this state wit

many of the undocumented from ireland are from northern ireland. they are both irish citizens and u.k. citizens. we have tried to engage the u.k. government in pressing for this, and they have had no interest. there are thousands of undocumented citizens of the united kingdom in america, and the united kingdom government has no interest. i would urge you to press that. there are bilateral trade agreements and millions of people working. press the slew. one final point, i would challenge the bill. at would price do we have comprehensive immigration reform. i would ask the question at what price can we not have it? >> so you would give them all the bad stuff just to get the good things? >> no, i wouldn't. but i'm reminded of what voltere said, which is let not the perfect be the enemy of the good. by holding out for the perfect, there are 12 million in a bad way in this country. >> what is the difference between imperfect and the atrocious. >> i would ask you to not let the perfect outway the we. thank you for having this commission tonight. someone

peter robinson and his deputy in northern ireland have appealed for prayers for the former first minister who remains in intensive care in hospital on the outskirts of belfast. he is 85 years old. he was taken ill and his almanza denied. his family is at his bedside. the first phase of polling for local elections is taking place in india pose the biggest state which sends more mp's to the national parliament than any other. the campaign for the party is being led by a potential future prime minister of india, gonhan di. these are the headlines. syrian opposition activists say that 18 premature babies have died in the city of homs during the heaviest day of bombardment so far. tanks and ground forces may be moving forward into opposition- held districts of the city now. president fernandez of argentina says that she will make a complaint to the united nations of what she called british militarization around the falkland islands, known as the mall venvenas. to discuss the significance of her latest moves, we are joined from our westminster studio by john hughes, the british ambassador to ar

scotland and northern ireland, the conditions will be milder with rain. the european continent is suffering an expressively cold snap. as much as 3 meters of snow has fallen. there have been issues of road closures and avalanches and the west. and there is more on the way. the unsettled weather is set to last through the weekend. it has been very dangerous. the past few months, 82 people have been killed by extreme weather in japan. >>> some pictures of not at net in sicily, europe's most active volcano. it is spewing a lot of overnight wednesday and thursday. officials closed the airport in the nearby city. they thought possibly that the volcanic ash might disrupt flights, but no real danger caused by mount etna, almost continuously active. >>> you have been watching "newsday" from the bbc. >> thank you very much, indeed. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship manage

i teach on conflicts like northern ireland, rwanda, cypress, bosnia, sri lanka, et cetera, all civil wars where there has been a contested society where groups rely heavily on the collective memory in order to maintain the cohesion of the group for all kind of political reason. of course israel, palestine is another one. and when it comes to trying to address the question of memory in these places, one reality is that history is serving as a way of conducting the conflict by other means. and so until you get a political arrangement that creates a certain amount of stability, it's actually rather hard to shift the narrative or to find any willingness to shift the narrative. but maybe that's only a problem of degree compared to what you've been talking about here. in any case what i'm trying to get out is the question of the relationship between the historiography and the politician. can you change the historiography until the chang the politics? or can it work the other way around? you're talking today -- i think what we're here trying to say is that by doing things to shift the narra

win the title low to reclaim the number one spot from the already departed luke donald while northern ireland's michael roy could also grab top spot with victory he's into the last sixteen after beating this handsome. and finally many muscovites celebrated thursday's national holiday by watching the likes of former f one legend david coulthard on a very different kind of track as well but that onion reports snow and ice under will's a perfect way to drive to any race. once a year the russian capital hosts the so-called race of stars the competition among russia still more sports specialists however the twenty third event held at the moscow hippodrome on thursday saw some world class superstars in town one of the sport's all time greats for turn for no one champion owen prost the fifty six year old who also won the french ice racing cup trophy andrus three times was quick to take a ride. as a track. like a. fish. but seriously i swear he seemed to take some extra skills. it's always different you know every kind of this he put in there you need to get used to it you know we can fight the you kno

needs to win the title to reclaim the number one spot in the already departed luke donald while northern ireland's rory mcilroy could also grab top spot with victory he's into the last sixteen after beating and this handsome. prime minister vladimir putin has been meeting former canadian and russian ice hockey stars who are here in moscow to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the summit series between the two countries the one hundred seventy two hockey tournament was the first between the soviet union and canada who won the series four games to three now the veterans will play in an exhibition match on saturday while mr putin also wants to use the event as a chance to persuade canadian hockey chiefs to release russian players from n.h.l. science for a major tournament like this or chilean picks it was because i believe hockey as a sport has suffered somewhat from the emergence of regional leagues like in north america or europe which limit players from participating in international and transcontinental events. and finally muscovites of hands of the rare chance to see the likes of formula one

many of the undocumented from ireland are from northern ireland.they are both irish citizens and u.k. citizens. we have tried to engage the u.k. government in pressing for this, and they have had no interest. there are thousands of undocumented citizens of the united kingdom in america, and the united kingdom government has no interest. i would urge you to press that. there are bilateral trade agreements and millions of people working. press the slew. one final point, i would challenge the bil

to win the title to reclaim the number one spot from the already departed luke donald while northern ireland's rory mcilroy could also grab the top spot with victory history into the last sixteen after beating and is hansen three and two. now lympics figure skating champion you can improve schenker has undergone successful knee surgery but still won't be going to next month's world championships in nice the twenty nine year old tweeted he is feeling fine after the operation but had already said he wouldn't be competing place fourth world title in front schenker was crowned european champion for the seventh time in england just last month and he's targeting the sochi olympics in two thousand and fourteen while last year's bronze medalist and european runner up to ski will be russia's biggest hope next month's tournament. and will finish on the ice because muscovites have been given a rare chance to see the likes of prost and david coulthard in action the race of stars for the formula one legends compete against the best russian drivers in arctic conditions with more trouble down yet. snow and i

a one hit two years ago feat the world number two from northern ireland all soon made several birdies in another round of sixty five. who hate nine birdies in his first eleven house on thursday signed for three hundred sixty nine. really gets you know played really really solid didn't make any mistakes it was never really under pressure at any point in the run to try and make a part to scramble so. you were very happy with with but i played today and you know play again just keep it going for the next couple days as well. well you know today i'll be back with more sports news from around the globe as time hey on our t.v. weather is next by fidel. admission of free accreditation free zones for charges free. range months free. free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media oh don carty dot com. more news today violence is once again fled the fighting these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. egypt's streets on the squares are alive with rallying crowds are once again it's a

to win the title to reclaim the number one spot from the already departed luke donald while northern ireland for america roy could also grab the top spot with victory he is into the last sixteen after beating and is. now a prime minister vladimir putin has met former canadian and russian night hockey stars in moscow there in the capital to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the summit series between the two countries that was the first hockey competition between the soviet union and canada he won the series four games to three the veterans will play in an exhibition match on saturday while putin also wants to use the event to put a bit of pressure on canadian hockey to cheat he wants n.h.l. sized to release their russian players for major events like the sort she lympics with the i believe hockey as a sport has suffered somewhat from the emergence of regional leagues like in north america or europe which limit players from participating in international and transcontinental events. finally muscovites have been given a rare chance to see the likes of prost and david coulthard in action the

for those of you who aren't familiar with northern ireland, the presbyterian churches all use power points. i believe i'm really in some ways following a tradition. three score fifteen years ago a young man developing his sar torial style and becoming a budding cyclist. but the tour de france's loss is the history profession's gain as young man mcpherson moves from college to john hopkins university for his doctorate where his unknown southern origins are rediscovered through c-van woodward. also he was there at a time when civil rights in baltimore and the scenes of desegregation struggles had such a powerful impact on the work of jim mcpherson. then he went to princeton and was a lecture in 1962 staying there very steadfastly until his retirement from his chair in 2004. and from 1964 to 2011 we can look at his career and those of people following in his wake as one of the struggle for equality. i know others will be talking about his 20th century titles, most particularly the battle cry of freedom, his pulitzer prize winning study. it was a long 20th century for jim mcpherson and the 21s

match play championship in arizona leaving fellow englishman lee westwood and northern ireland. rory mcilroy in the chance of going to top however both would need to win the event to do so donal struggled for most of the day though this effort on the force was a rare moment of brilliance as he became only the sir top seed to exit the first round in the event's history he was soundly beaten by ernie els five and for the south african working the greens abusively. we want westwood east pass belgian the kalac all set three and one and us open champion mcelroy defeated george can't seem to luck i am proud to be events don't follow fed on their best than yourself tiger woods was beautiful country and how it's fine you've had his nose in front with four holes to go plus the american former world number one to come back to when i found that home. now and open champion darren clarke they post when tapped. and that's all the sports news we're saving bison. i have. tonight tightening the noose around the syrian regime further calls for military invasion and threats of sanctions being seen

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much play championship in arizona leaving fellow englishman lee westwood and northern ireland's rory mcilroy both in the chance of going top however both would need to win the event to do so donald struggled for most of the day though this effort on the fourth was a rare moments of brilliance. only the third top seeds to exit the first round in the event history sunday beaten by ernie els five and for the south african working the greens and new to play for westwood east past belgian nikolai call says three and one and u.s. open champion mcelroy defeated george gets a two hour ride to the events from under a stunning upset tiger woods was. useable and to the end howard is finding it had his nose in front with four holes to go but the american former world number one meant to come back to when their final. however down and open champion darren clarke they both went at. the back and that's all the bison. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of kenya that. operations are over they. are. tightening the noose ar

other parts of the need to make it clear and independent school and very good friend to england northern ireland and wales and indeed other countries in europe we have no enemies in the world we are not a country that seeks conflict with anyone the great thing about the independence struggle in scotland is there's never even been so much as a news bleed and i may disagree on many of the points but the argument is done through the democratic process and democratic channels and we want strong to be independent so that we can attract and would investment but also the difference in really nice he thinks london news best for what's in schools interest we think the people of scotland know best and just as you wouldn't want your next door neighbor taking decisions on your behalf we do one angle and even with the best will in the world decisions on behalf of scotland and this remember is an incorporating union it's not a union of equals scotland is very much a subordinate partner we have less than a tenth of england's population and decisions political decisions will be made on behalf of the majority wi

>> i'm delighted to hear the people of northern ireland are the happiest in the united kingdom. i have to say to the audible junk that there represented in this house don't always give that impression. [laughter] maybe i have been missing something. because we recognize that families and businesses are continuing to feel the pressure from very high prices, we cannot fuel duty and grabbed the stabilize. that is the average pump prices are six been slower than the women under the previous government's plans, but clearly we are being impacted here as well by higher oil prices. >> this week the government took action on unacceptable tax avoidance. does the prime minister agree with me that the principles are paying a fair share for tax to banks and former mayors of one? >> i think he makes an important point, whether it is barclays bank or 10 livingston people should pay the proper amount of tax and i hope hmrc will look carefully at all these sorts of cases. frankly, for londoners many of them live in labour control areas with high labour taxes will be pretty ankle about what they