last fall to totally jaws is not only peter robinson not wasting much time and putting some clear blue water between themselves and ian paisley relations these columns of the double amman bombings the strike by an undead the comments of that much wickedness there were interesting as well. we all voted in our trade. sometimes things come out wrong sometimes things to say that the way that's incense that i'm tired from not about who's the case with ian paisley. on this location well i think history will remember him as the person who would crawl to the dup serving a party of protest to a party who made peace which in faith and went into government with who wear their traditional enemies ian paisley was the front to post on peter robinson was behind the scenes strategist for the dole to have to remember in relation to ian paisley that he is in is the biggest he had been in a number of times idea being interviewed for several hours i think that i'm sure that that many of those for a post and would regret what has happened in this instance. i don't think it would be held against him for eve

he and his stupid peter robinson has form on one hand and replaced him as party leader. two went on to do to swensens to have seen good morning session. don't shoot. losing streaks normal runs over its use. in far east belfast. the new union of st. in the hundreds of calls. in a terrible liar terrible blow. peter robinson ends nigel johnson are among the dup members who with issued statements rebuilding the pastries collection of events the party also issued a statement saying it it's awesome to see dark and site on his legacy. it calls some of the program's comments peter and dawn true. it says dr paisley his later years as party leader. many colleagues she has this crazy from view to avoid embarrassment. ian paisley is he said from now just out of pasta. his last appearance was alongside president begins at an event in belfast city hall before christmas. last monday's tonight's bbc programmes that will soon be calmer how he is remembered. what history placed in a sense he's more significant contribution was his decision to leave his party into power which in fate. tomm

i noted that peter robinson, the first minister of northern ireland described them as providing the architecture for future agreement and discussions i hope he can take the haas work, click the difficult work done on the past and take that forward with all sides trying to agree. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm not sure if the prime minister is a follower of channel four but if he is, he will know that sadly -- [inaudible] does he agree with me that as part of our long-term economic plan we make sure the benefit system is there for people who needed? need it? it isn't a lifestyle choice and people don't get trapped in it? >> i've only managed to catch a small amount of this program but i think it brings home two vital points but when his we need a welfare system that is tailored to make sure work always pays but there is a second point which is many people in our country have multiple disadvantages and problems where you need help to help get people out of that poverty and benefit dependency so it's not just about tailoring a benefit system to make work pay, it's making sure we intervene in people

thing leads to single out into the swing then on the site of the main buttons the constants of peter robinson arrest and that will stick to making this piece on this video it's that he was really really shocking ukrainians to the point that i don't know the speed is nice things being done to resort to scare people even if it's an enraged people all in all the kids because obviously wasn't as it's got to be something that the government is considering imposing a state agency and things get. is that the people are provoked into this match. the state of emergency to be introduced you know what. one way that the government to justify its use in for a minute. that's not what's going to be when he took to be around to it yet. it's a new cia has been stealing all the time people the people. i wanted to say that. that way. supporting these very quiet. this is the due date and the way they see that it seems there's no solution to be released. this regime and the feeling that this regime is it's basically a regime that is some kind of mafia. this is true or not feeding you get from the ukrainian people

i noted that peter robinson, the first minister of northern ireland described them as providing the architecture for future agreement and discussions i hope he can take the haas work, click the difficult work done on the past and take that forward with all sides trying to agree. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm not sure if the prime minister is a follower of channel four but if he is, he will know that sadly -- [inaudible] does he agree with me that as part of our long-term economic plan we make sure the benefit system is there for people who needed? need it? it isn't a lifestyle choice and people don't get trapped in it? >> i've only managed to catch a small amount of this program but i think it brings home two vital points but when his we need a welfare system that is tailored to make sure work always pays but there is a second point which is many people in our country have multiple disadvantages and problems where you need help to help get people out of that poverty and benefit dependency so it's not just about tailoring a benefit system to make work pay, it's making sure we intervene in people

peter, let me take you through some of all stars. cliff robinsonspring, lost a coaching job for it it. craig sued the nba for blackballing him. here's my question to you. why go to north korea? what's in it for these guys? >> we all know what's in it it. it's a payday. i'm sure that's the bottom line here. i don't think they would be going just to see the 38 parallel. some people would like to see that. i think it's pretty obvious, money. >>. how much money, do we have any clue? >> no, i don't know how much. all these guy. s that you mentioned probably need it. i know for sure some of them do. they haven't had many paydays, as you mentioned about kenny, he and i went to the same high school in queens, had the same coach. very proud of kenny. he just got let go, as you said, because of the dui. it wasn't his first. these guys are hurting in many ways. they want to get in. the spotlight again also. >> they are in the spotlight. we're talking about it. who is paying them? is it dennis rodman? come to north korea and i'll give you some money. >> it's t