i'm looking forward to michelle o'neill the first minister.arrell, about how your aunt we feel who was killed by the the british army and ira, for whom you are named? >> i've never met her. she was killed before i was born, so two years before i was born. of course, for people who have campaign all their lives and she can paint all her life, indeed i am over than she ever got to be because she was killed, but she never had the opportunity. she campaigned all her life for irish freedom and for more equitable ireland then what we have at this moment in time. it is a huge step forward to see michelle o'neill and sinn fÉin ready and willing to form tt executive and to deal with the key issues at the day. that is very important. what we're hearing now, the gop has said they want certain issues with regard to the protocol and dealt with forming an executive but the reality is the people are suffering as a result are those people that are suffering as a result of the cost-of-living crisis, suffering because there's huge waiting lists in the health sy

michelle o'neill�*s vote was counted at the centre.es in the first round and we are expecting a news conference here from sinn fein or a statement to be made from sinn fein for sublets if we can hear anything. we were turning up on day one to deliver on the things we committed to. d0 turning up on day one to deliver on the things we committed to. do you think the comments _ the things we committed to. do you think the comments by _ the things we committed to. do you think the comments by the - think the comments by the controversial— think the comments by the controversial comments i think the comments by the controversial comments by think the comments by the - controversial comments by michelle hoey be _ controversial comments by michelle hoey be part — controversial comments by michelle hoey be part of— controversial comments by michelle hoey be part of the _ controversial comments by michelle hoey be part of the momentum - controversial comments by michelle i hoey be part of the momentum going towards _ hoey be part of the momentum

sinn fein�*s lead stormont michelle o'neill has declared that northern ireland is entering a new eraaid it was a defining moment. she will now be nominated as first minister in this power—sharing arrangement that was set up under the good friday agreement in the 19805. i'm joined by freya mcclements, northern editor of the irish times. i'm joined by brendan hughes, political reporter at belfast live. this obviously brings into question the whole concert of irish unity and it will give a great boost in support to those in the party and also there in the wider population who do want irish unity and it is worth pointing out that is not going to happen any time soon and that is not in the gift of sinn fein whether they hold first minister or indeed any other position, that is down to uk secretary of state, but obviously the government in dublin will be looking on at all of this in this context but also very specifically because of the position sinn fein holds in the polls there. sinn fein added party of opposition on the republic of ireland if you like and again are pulling extremely str

and senior members of the republican party, the leader michelle o'neill.he may if negotiations work out become the first minister of northern ireland. how do you see this, lucy, a new era? ,, , . �* how do you see this, lucy, a new era? seismic. an historic event, artl era? seismic. an historic event, partly because _ era? seismic. an historic event, partly because of— era? seismic. an historic event, partly because of the _ era? seismic. an historic event, partly because of the way - era? seismic. an historic event, partly because of the way in - era? seismic. an historic event, i partly because of the way in which so many people have watched the transition of sinn fein, which is the political wing, was the political wing of the ira now becoming the largest party and it is the first time historically that the nationalist party has led northern ireland and we have to remember they were almost a pariah party. there were almost a pariah party. there were times when you weren't even allowed to have their words voiced on a broadcast and now it's got to the poi

john o'neill did the best he could to kind of be a one person defense? obviously, he was overwhelmed overtaken and was a prisoner of war on the british and taken out to the hm frigate maidstone. that was that was anchored offshore. so the local legend is that his 15 year old daughter matilda went and got secured his freedom. i don't know. how where we're how much influence or you can say that she led the charge but is public record. and he did have a daughter named matilda and there's a public record of a miss o'neil being part of the flag of truth delegation from the town that went out to the maidstone to to secure o'neill's release and we're not sure exactly what happened, but he was paroled three days later. so most likely she was part of that and probably the youngest member and what i think is really interesting. okay to put in today's terms. we're talking about a 15 year old girl. so right like let's say she's high school sophomore can drive going out with other towns people but going out to the people who had just rated her town burned burned down

those are the words of shin, feigns michelle o'neill, describing her party's historic election when the irish nationalist party, whose mission is to unite ireland, has gained the biggest share of both and legislative elections. o'neill will now try to form the next government says it's time for a healthy debate about a united ireland and ireland was divided a century ago after the war of independence against britain was now the republic emerged as a separate nation. 6 counties in the north east of the island remained part of the united kingdom and became northern ireland. when he catholic in the region never accepted. this partition tensions between the 2 communities turned violent in the 1960 only ending in 998 with the good friday agreement. breakfast has put renewed focus on partition again. northern ireland left the european union with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member or london corresponding charlotte chilson pill has more on how significant she feigns when is for northern ireland. this is the 1st time that should fain a nationalist party have eme

for the 1st time, o'neill will now try to form the next government. she says it's time for a healthy debate about a united ireland island was divided a century ago after its war of independence against britain. what's now the republic emerged as a separate nation, but northern ireland remained part of the united kingdom because it's protestant majority wanted to stay. british. roman catholics never accepted. this partition tensions between the 2 communities turned violent in the 19 sixty's only ending in 1998 with the good friday agreement. but briggs, it has balked, you tensions? no, neither left left the european union with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member or the proposed did predict a good night fortune fain. and i asked d. w. charlotte chelsea pill in london about the significance of they when absolutely this was the cost in the poles for some time. nevertheless, it really must be stressed that this is a watershed moment in politics. but northern ireland, you said yourself, this is the 1st time that sion fain a

for the 1st time, o'neill will lead the next government. she says it's time for a healthy debate about a united ireland ireland was divided a century ago after its war of independence against britain. what's now the republic emerged as a separate nation, but no knowledge remained part of the united kingdom because of its protestant majority. wanted to stay british roman catholics never accepted his petition. tensions between the 2 communities turned violent in the 19 sixty's only ending in 1998 with the good friday agreement. but briggs, it has fought new tensions. northern ireland left the european union with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member i asked decently is charlotte chelsea pill about the significance of shin things 1st. when in northern ireland? well that would indeed be an absolute will to shed my minutes of politics in northern i. and as you say, sion fain are on track to become the largest party in that pool. be entitled to the post 1st minister for the 1st time, every now that really would be a

those are the words of shin fan leader michelle o'neill describing her parties historic result in local elections. the irish nationalist party whose mission is to unite ireland, one the largest share of votes in the british province for the 1st time ever. o'neill is on coast to lead the next government. she said it was time for a healthy debate on moving towards a united ireland. ireland was divided a century ago after its war of independence against britain. what's now the republic emerged as a separate nation. but now northern ireland remained parts of the united kingdom because it's protestant majority wanted to state british roman catholics never accepted. this petition tension between the 2 communities turned violent in the 19 sixty's only ending in 1998 with the good friday agreement. but briggs, it has sparked new tensions. northern ireland left the european union with the rest of the u. k. or the republic of ireland remains a member. well, let's get the latest from d. w 's charlotte chelsea pill in london. so charlotte sion fain is set to get its 1st when in northern ireland, wh

i look forward to michelle o'neill. fein's mary mcdonnell.'neill being nominated as first minister to lead from the front and have a politics that delivers a people. the idea at a time of the cost of living crisis that people would stand on the sidelines and allow people to struggle and struggle badly, for us is unthinkable. we would appeal to everybody to take stock, take your breath and really assess and understand the huge responsibility that all of us carry. all of us, collectively. we have an obligation to get government up and running. michelle 0'neill, when will you be first minister? the michelle o'neill, when will you be first minister?— first minister? the people have soken, first minister? the people have spoken. to _ first minister? the people have spoken. to our _ first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob _ first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob now - first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob now is - first minister? the people have spoken, to ourjob now is to - first minister? the people have| spoken,

those of the words of tion. fain lita michelle o'neill describing her party's historic election with the irish nationalist party whose mission is to unite ireland has gained the biggest share of votes in the bushes province for the 1st time. o'neill will now try to form the next government. she says it's time for a healthy debate about a united ireland. well, ireland was divided a century ago, author its war of independence against britain. and what's now the republic emerged as a separate nation. but northern ireland remained part of the united kingdom because it's protestant majority wanted to stay. british roman catholics never accepted his petition. tensions between the 2 communities turned violent in the 900 sixty's only ending in 1998 with the good friday agreement. but briggs, it has now sparked new tensions. northern islands left the e. u with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member let us get more in this with d. w. 's charlotte chelsea pill in london. so charlotte sion fain was for cost to do quite well in these elections. how significance is th

the city agreed to pay a settlement to the family of o'neill. they say that is not enough. they plan to show up in court today. we'll continue to follow the story and let you know any outcomes or developments from that hearing, both on air and online. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> that will be one to follow. a lot has changed when it comes to accountability over the last five years. thanks, cierra. >>> happening today, former mma star kane velasquez is due in a south bay courtroom for a plea hearing. here is a live look at the santa clara county courthouse where the hearing will happen. velasquez accused of shooting into a truck several times in february, targeting a man accused of sexually assaulting a velasquez family member. another person in the truck was injured. >>> developing now in ukraine, evacuations continue overnight at a steel plant in mariupol. the u.n. secretary-general says some 500 people escaped but 200 or more are still trapped. this comes amidst heavy clashes in that area surrounding the plant, and new overnight,

(e—r for michelle o'neill and bad news for michelle o'neill and bad news for sir geoffrey donaldson ands the largest party is about a claim has a position of first minister. the dup has got itself in an awful mess, just dominating its whole entire campaign over the issue of the protocol, this border in the irish sea and the fact that it feels like second—class citizens now in the uk and jeopardising the whole future of the uk and sinn fein very tactically focused on the cost—of—living issue and not talked about the reunification issue at all and set it up very nicely being the largest party for a potential border pole in the coming years. find party for a potential border pole in the coming years.— the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist _ the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist because - the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist because if - the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist because if sinnl risk for unionist because if sinn fein says we want this on cost—of—living and then because of the concerns about northern ireland protocol it refuses

sinn fein�*s vice president, michelle o'neill, is in line to become first minister.efore. michelle has led from the front, so i am delighted that michelle o'neill is leading sinn fein. i am delighted that michelle 0'neill will be the next first minister. so, michelle's vision and foresight and drive has created an atmosphere in politics which means it can work, so let's make it work. cheering and applause. another major sign of change is the success of the party, which is neither unionist nor nationalist. alliance is set to move up from fifth place to third. its leaders say voters had sent a firm message. they actually want to see government that works for them. instead of being divided, instead of being fragile, constantly falling over, constantly held to ransom by one party or another, what they want to see is continuity of government and focus on delivery. but the democratic unionist party has lost a fifth of its support. a strong focus of the campaign was opposition to the brexit trade border with the rest of the uk. the dup says it will block the formation of a

rob o'neill. [cheers and applause] >> greg: i guess he knew you were on tonight, rob. is the same mistake that hillary made, she's done this twice. why is it that they look at millions of people and decide to brand them as opposed to saying go after political leaders just what trump did? >> i think it's dangerous. first of all, i agree with the lgbtq kids should not be separated from villains -- whatever you said. they tried to spin it making these people terrorists, the worst they've ever seen. they can't win what the lockdowns, with this, whatever they come up with the next thing. right now, they're going to separate -- whatever they want to do, all they want to do's have the state vote on something. they're trying to get rid of this and they haven't learned that the only way they can win election is by cheating. they're not going to win by trying to divide everybody, divide and conquer. >> greg: it's all about the vision, dirtbag deb. >> i'm only dirtbag deb in the afternoon. [laughter] >> greg: why do you think he's turning his ire to the a make america great folks

michelle o'neill in 2019 opposed — have a listen.ob and that we shouldn't— get on with the job and that we shouldn't deny democracy, but of course _ shouldn't deny democracy, but of course for— shouldn't deny democracy, but of course for three years sinn fein stopped — course for three years sinn fein stopped the assembly and the executive operating. and she said she would — executive operating. and she said she would not be coming into this assembly— she would not be coming into this assembly until there was an executive established. and of course mr eastwood said there will not be an executive formed today, and if that is— an executive formed today, and if that is the — an executive formed today, and if that is the case we will be in no position— that is the case we will be in no position to _ that is the case we will be in no position to support a speaker and allow— position to support a speaker and allow for— position to support a speaker and allow for the undermining of the good _ allow for the undermining of the good friday agr

we will be joined by guests including bianchi sasun, sharon o'neill -- shannon o'neill, and the inter-american bank president. two shocks of the covid 19 pandemic and the war in ukraine. it is really sending commodities prices through the roof. latin america is such a huge exporter of commodities whether it is grains or critical minerals. at the same time, they are reeling from all of these inflationary pressures. haidi: and consumers could be the saving grace, right? that is what markets are hoping for. laying the resilient april sales data from the u.s. and comments from fed officials when it comes to the rate hike path. let's bring in our asia editor and global policy editor. what are the big drivers when it comes to the u.s. session today? andreea: the markets were looking to perhaps buy the dip after the brutal selloff we have seen. and they brought it with those u.s. retail numbers, certainly with headline numbers. and factory production being a lot more solid. for a short time, it pushed back those concerns about recession that have really been dominating investors'thinking in recent we

but michelle o'neill of sinn fein can't become the first irish nationalist to take the job unless the party opens the door for her. members, the assembly has been unable to elect a speaker today. this was the point the political mood took another downturn. the dup blocked the election of a speaker to chair debates. that means the assembly is out of action. sinn fein said the dup was holding the public to ransom. this is our hour of decision. not tomorrow and not for a moment longer can the dup deny democracy, punish the public and boycott this assembly and executive, and prevent us from putting money into people's pockets. politicians were elected to the stormont assembly to speak on behalf of voters, to represent people, to make laws, but now they've no idea when or even if they'll be able to take their seats in the chamber again. the biggest issue in the deadlock is the trade border with england, scotland and wales, known as the northern ireland protocol. some goods, such as food products, are inspected when they arrive from great britain. the arrangement is part of the brexit agree

but michelle o'neill of sinn fein can't become the first irish nationalist to take the job unless thebers, the assembly has been unable to elect a speaker today. this was the point the political mood took another downturn. the dup blocked the election of a speaker to chair debates. that means the assembly is out of action. sinn fein said the dup was holding the public to ransom. this is our hour of decision. not tomorrow and not for a moment longer can the dup deny democracy, punish the public and boycott this assembly and executive, and prevent us from putting money into people's pockets. politicians were elected to the stormont assembly to speak on behalf of voters, to represent people, to make laws, but now they've no idea when or even if they'll be able to take their seats in the chamber again. the biggest issue in the deadlock is the trade border with england, scotland and wales, known as the northern ireland protocol. some goods, such as food products, are inspected when they arrive from great britain. the arrangement is part of the brexit agreement signed by borisjohnson�*s gov

sinn fein�*s vice president michelle o'neill is in line to become first minister.alist has ever held the post before. todayit today it ushers in a new era, which i believe presents us all with an opportunity to reimagine relationships in this society on the basis of fairness, on the basis of equality, and on the basis of social justice. irrespective of religious, political or social backgrounds, my commitment is to make politics work. another major sign of change is the success of the party which is neither unionist nor nationalist. the alliance has moved from fifth place to third in the assembly. it's leader said the breakthrough had come through many years of work. people wrote us off and said there was no future for a shared future in northern ireland and we have proven them wrong. it has taken us a while to get here but we are here now and we have proven there is a third way in politics here. but we have proven there is a third way in politics here.— in politics here. but the democratic unionist party— in politics here. but the democratic unionist party has _ i

host: we are back with john o'neill and sarah wynne. co-authors of the new book, the dancer and the devil. we are so happy to have you with us this morning. can you tell us how this book came about? why did you write this book and why now? guest: on this memorial day, i would like to remember my friends at the naval academy and a lot of other friends who gave their life in service of our country. we wrote this book for three reasons. we wanted to commemorate the people whom stalin, putin and xi tried to obliterate from history. pavlova. china's first nobel prize winner who died in prison in china and a slew of people that putin has killed. the second reason we wrote the book is to tell people about two wolves that are loose in the world. that is prudent and xi jinping. -- putin and xi jinping. my father told me many times how they had tried so hard in the 1930's to tell people about stalin and how they could have avoided the slaughter that occurred in europe but nobody listened. we wrote the book in the hope that people will listen to w

sinn fein deputy leader michelle o'neill has called it the start of a "new era."fein wants to take northern ireland out of the united kingdom and unite it with the irish republic. unionists, including the former largest party, the dup, want to remain part of the uk. our correspondent in belfast, chris page, has this report. it's all over, bar the cheering. cheering when the final election result is in, sinn fein will be on top. cheering for the first time, a party which is dedicated to taking northern ireland out of the uk is the biggest political force here. it's a huge historic moment for irish nationalism and a massively symbolic shift. sinn fein�*s vice president, michelle o'neill, is in line to become first minister. no irish nationalist has ever held the post before. today ushers in a new era, which i believe presents us all with an opportunity to reimagine relationships in this society on the basis of fairness, on the basis of equality, and on the basis of socialjustice. irrespective of religious, political or social backgrounds, my commitment is to make po

the sinn fein vice president michelle o'neill can't become the first irish nationalists to take the jobcratic unionist party opens the door for her. members of the assembly have been unable to elect a speaker today. this was the point the political mood took another downturn, the dup blocked the election of a speaker to chair debates. that means nothing else can take place in this chamber for the time being. sinn fein said the dup was holding the public to ransom. , , ., ., ., ransom. this is our hour of decision. — ransom. this is our hour of decision, not _ ransom. this is our hour of decision, not tomorrow - ransom. this is our hour of| decision, not tomorrow and ransom. this is our hour of - decision, not tomorrow and not for a moment longer can the dup denied democracy, punish the public and boycott this assembly and executive, and prevent us from putting money into people's pockets. the and prevent us from putting money into people's pockets.— into people's pockets. the issue at the centre of— into people's pockets. the issue at the centre of the _ into people's pockets. the issue

and o'neil's will portion of the population actually supposed to the war, the liberal minded melville to do well educated, urban citizens of russia. so as a stance, now president putting is ramping up his attacks in ukraine. what is the expecting before may day tomorrow? well, we have seen that the are sold has intensified over the past 2 days, and bill intensified in the coming days as well. but the minimum goal of russia's military attack name me to occupy the whole of the don boss will not be reached by tomorrow. so there is no success that he can announce to morrow. no real success. no achievement so far. i'm. but i don't think he built really need to send a message to the russian people that russia had been, has been success in this war. i think it goes to cease to, to appeal to the russian people to stay united in today's fight against an artist, this official narrative, which as i've said, is very much absurd, but very much a president in, in the russian official medium. well, let's go, scientists got mine, gods fat. now the korean war has been caused intentions in germany, i h

joining us now, former goldman sachs asset management, jim o'neill.jim. you ended a recent piece with a question things are changing quickly. are we headed into a global recession? >> i think it's touch and go, to be quite honest. you look at the chinese numbers published just after i wrote that piece they were even worse than i expected china has been the bigger single driver of the global economy if that's a sign of what is going on during their lockdown, it's bad what you guys are just touching on there, fascinating to listen to the discussion, if the fed keeps sticking to this seeming tightening for every meeting as far as we can see, and u.s. financial conditions worth more, i think the chances of a recession around the world are higher, i'm afraid to say. but i suspect the fed will be as interested in the housing data as some of the other data. obviously it's a bit of a lead indicator than some of the other stuff. i think we're very delicately balanced the fact that the bond market is rallying, obviously suggests that the market is starting to t

sinn fein is the largest party to emerge out of these elections, it has elected to nominate michelle o'neillminister. the dup is entitled as the second—largest party to nominate deputy first minister but as you have been hearing, the dup has said it will not take part in that nomination process until it issues with the northern ireland protocol and post—brexit trading arrangements are dealt with, so it's highly unlikely that scenario that process is going to happen here. of course thatis is going to happen here. of course that is very much the focus for brandon lewis as he begins these talks tomorrow with the parties. here is what he had to say a little earlier. it's notjust aboutjeffrey donaldson and the dup, if the eu do not show flexibility, we have always said we will take the action as the uk government to ensure that northern ireland's place in part of the internal market and protecting the good friday agreement is absolutely there. if the eu do not show flexibility, we have always said we will take the action as the uk government to ensure that northern ireland's place in part of the

favour of uniting ireland has come top in the stormont election perception fame's either michelle o'neillg news coming from the constituency of fermanagh south to rome with the elections from sinn fein, making sinn fein in two the large party now in northern ireland. it is a big moment for sinn fein, a big moment for politics hugely symbolic and indeed goes beyond symbolism. i'm going to get some immediate reaction with my guests here in belfast. put into context how big the odysseas. i think we have seen this coming now since we saw the first count, the first results coming in and it is a huge result for sinn fein. i think that they have had a stunning election, really, this time around. a lot of people going into the selection thought that sinn fein was going to lose some vote share, because it had hit such a high water mark in that 2017 assembly election, there were sympathy around the illness of martin mcguinness, a big green energy scandal at the time which meant nationalists rallied behind sinn fein at that point, but they have managed to hold all of the seats they held last time ar

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that was party leader michelle o'neill in a position to lead the next government. the 1st time northern ireland would be led by a party advocating re unification with ireland. a court in bela bruce has sentenced a 24 year old russian citizen to 6 years in jail for charges including inciting hatred. sophia, a pagan, the girlfriend of blogger, roman for da savage, who frequently posted information critical of the bella, rosie in government online. the couple was on a flight together last year when it was forcibly diverted to bella roost where the 2 were arrested for long as president has declared a state of emergency starting at midnight after anti government protests shut down, parts of the country, police fired water cannon and tear gas on protesters rallying against the economic crisis. they want the government to step down basic needs are in short, supply asked for longer faces. bankruptcy for crew members from the international space station have returned safely to earth. their capsule splashed down off the coast of florida almost a day after it left the orbitin

sinn fein president michelle o'neill says it's a new era in northern ireland and that there should bemewasting or excuses�*, as she put it, in coperating to bring back the assembly. annita mcveigh is at stormont for us now over to you. hello, thank you very much. welcome to stormont, home of the northern ireland assembly and it is a beautiful day here in belfast and the dog walkers and the joggers are out in force but the going question for today after those elections is what happens next and when will politicians get back to a power—sharing government here, what will it take to achieve that. looking at the results, the final two results came in around 1am after that long count at three centres across northern ireland and a majority, around two thirds of the politicians who were voted in it say that they want to return to a working, power—sharing executive immediately. of course, the dup, which emerged from the selection with the second largest number of seats, they say they do not want to do that until there are concerns around the northern ireland protocol are sorted out. the protoc

sinn fein's leader at stormont, michelle o'neill, has declared northern ireland is entering a new eraining moment. as you can see on your screens there, just two seats left to be declared, by the stage, as you can see from the numbers, the dup closest to sinn fein but cannot overtake them, with two seats to be declared. it means michelle o'neill could become deputy first minister, has the right to be nominated as first minister, but thatis nominated as first minister, but that is only if the dup agrees as the second largest party, to become deputy first minister, because under the power—sharing arrangement set up under the good friday agreement, to protect both the unionist and nationalist traditions here in northern ireland, these roles go hand in hand, although you have a first and deputy first minister, they are equal, and one cannot operate without the other. what is your reaction to this news? it is just absolutely seismic, it feels like the foundations of the state have been shaken, it is 101 year since the protestant state for the person to go is founded, maintained by systemic

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suggests the nationalist, shan fain is sent to become the largest party positioning leader michelle o'neill to head the next government. it would be the 1st time since the partition of ireland that a government would be led by a party that advocates re unification, a court and bella bruce has sentenced a 24 year old russian citizens 6 years in jail for charges including in finding hatred. the v as a pagan, as the girlfriend of blogger, roman for ta savage, who frequently posted information critical of the bill of ruffian government on line. the couple was on flight together. last year, when it was forcibly diverted to bella, bruce, and the 2 were arrested. o, for long as president has declared a state of emergency starting at midnight after anti government protest shut down, parts of the country, police fired water cannon and tear gas on protesters rallying against the economic crisis. they want the government to resign. basic needs are and short supply asked re lanka is facing bankruptcy cuban authority say at least 9 people are dead and dozens are injured. after an explosion ripped throug

first minister is michelle o'neill manages to form a government. it will be the 1st lead by a politician who wants to re unite northern island with the republic of ireland. and it would be hugely symbolic for a party once ostracized, from politics over its ties to sectarian violence today represents a very significant moment of change. it's a defining moment for politics and for people. it was a sombre result, fission faint, opponents the d u. p. who want to northern ireland to remain a part of the united kingdom. i think the divided nature of unionism in the selection. houseman, 3rd term, was to the overall union was folk is strong. we're not winning an extra seats because those bolts are too widely spread. i think there are lessons to be drawn from this for unionism. one of those lessons might be to focus less on the irish unity debate. this was an election foot mainly of economic issues like the cost of living and the centrist alliance party. neutral on the question of united ireland made major gains despite losing votes. the unionists must be p

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michelle o'neill called the victory a defining moment the mainly catholic party supports reuniting. the north with the republic of ireland shall vain will now try to form a government to afghanistan. now where the tale bon, have ordered women to cover up from head to toe. ideally, with the traditional burka, that conceals the entire face. a hard line pivot is confirming the worst fears of rights activists. and is the latest in a series of harsh restrictions imposed on women since the taliban returned to power last year. these women just lost another, right? they have right to be seen in public. this could be the last time we see women's faces in afghanistan. as of now, they're required to cover their bodies from head to toe. whether it be a job that women who don't where the job firstly should be identified and their guardian should be advised that the women themselves should be punished. it's the latest move to police women's lives and has confirmed fears that taliban rule this time round likely won't be any different to their previous rule from 1996 to 2001 when women's rights wer