which is the republic of ireland. trip, coming off of the way that it is, with some people pleased to see our american president and to see the hope, the peace and love in life that he always brings with him. which is something that i am very proud of, the quality that he has, as a man and president.- proud of, the quality that he has, as a man and president. thank you so much forjoining _ as a man and president. thank you so much forjoining us _ as a man and president. thank you so much forjoining us here _ as a man and president. thank you so much forjoining us here on _ as a man and president. thank you so much forjoining us here on the - much forjoining us here on the programme from washington, dc. we arejust programme from washington, dc. we are just looking programme from washington, dc. we arejust looking at some programme from washington, dc. we are just looking at some live pictures of the main high street in done dork in county louth where he was presidentjoe biden entered a cafe. he was meeting some staff t

and the brakes it is bringing northern ireland closer to the republic of ireland. but on the further side of the divide, many catholics, a hoping for re unification with the republic of ireland. but she used to be a member of the i r a. he spent 18 years in prison and was released under the peace process lead. today he is sure that a united island can be achieved entirely peacefully. what i think brag said has dawn as accelerate the discussion and a bit around our united ireland there. because we have seen that the, the day in m. o and the driving force behind praxis was english nationalism throughout belfast and other areas in northern ireland. so called peace ball, separate protestant and catholic areas, bombay streets isn't a catholic carrier. just behind one of these walls. since briggs, it residents have noticed arise intention to to our siena. that caused even more debate between the 2 sides of the community. once per actually came along, people children, that regal adults liam's, and yet recently, some politicians are blocking the regional assembly over break

many catholics, a hoping for re unification with the republic of ireland. but she used to be a member of the i r a. he spent 18 years in prison and was released under the peace process lead. today he is sure that a united island can be achieved entirely peacefully. what i think bragg said, has dawn, has accelerate the discussion and appeared around a united ireland there. because we have seen that the, the day in m. o and the driving force behind praxis was english nationalism throughout belfast and other areas in northern ireland. so called peace ball, separate protestant and catholic carriers. bombay street is in a catholic area just behind one of these walls. since breaks it, residents have noticed, arise intention to, to our sienna that's caused even more debate between the 2 sides of the community. once proxy came along, people children that read little's liam's and yet or something, some politicians are blocking the regional assembly over breaks it, leaving a dangerous political void. that is a concern. if there is an access to exclusively democratic a

i'm wondering, was it coming from the republic of ireland, northern ireland, the u. k. or from the united states? i think the irish government was crucially important and they convinced the european union the european commission that this was a vital issue for ireland as a member of state that a hired border and not be re established on the island of ireland. and that the good friday agreement to be protected and old old, the good friday agreement does not. specifically a, you know, the european union was not a direct involved in negotiation. nonetheless, joint membership of the united kingdom and the republic of ireland in the european union was a really important framework for that agreement. and when the payment was signed, it was understood that all of these new institutions would operate in a context in which ireland and the u. k. were both members of the european union with the united kingdom's exit from the european union. it raised obstacles to the continuing functioning of these institutions. and of these very easy cross border relations within ireland. and now

of dairy, also known as london dairy. the violence occurred as the demonstrators who want northern ireland to become part of the republic of ireland, held a march to commemorate the 916 east arising against british rule in aren't we'll all of this just a day before u. s. president joe biden begins a 4 day trip, both to northern ireland and the republic of ireland and northern ireland marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark good friday peace agreement that largely ended 3 decades of bloodshed. now on april 10th, 1998, the irish british prime minister side the deal to set up a new government that would share power between protestant and catholic factions. it was later ratified by a referendum northern ireland is part of the united kingdom, but many of the catholic minority want to be part of the sovereign republic of arnold. now, there are worries that brags it may have put that fragile piece at risk. lately hold boxing club used to be staunchly protestant to day. young boxes from all areas of belfast are allowed to train here, including catholics. young people in northern ireland often group largely segregated with catho

many catholics, a hoping for reunification with the republic of ireland. but she and used to be a member of the i r a. he spent 18 years in prison and was released under the piece process. today he is sure that a united island can be achieved entirely peacefully. what i think brag said has dawn, has accelerate the discussion and a bit around our united ireland there. because we have seen that the, the day in m. o and the driving force behind brackets. it was english nationalism throughout belfast and other areas in northern ireland. so called peace ball, separate protestant and catholic areas. bombay street is in a catholic carrier just behind one of these walls. since break seats, residents have noticed a rise intention to to our sheena that caused even more debate between the 2 sides of the community. once perhaps i came along, people children that read littles liam's and yet or something. some politicians are blocking the regional assembly over breaks it, leaving a dangerous political void. the is a concern. if there is an access to exclusively democrati

ireland. the bulk of the strip will be spent in the republic of ireland, where the president is meeting the taoiseachhe visit? is looking to meetin: the purpose of the visit? is looking to meeting president _ the purpose of the visit? is looking to meeting president higgins, - the purpose of the visit? is looking to meeting president higgins, and| the purpose of the visit? is looking i to meeting president higgins, and he is looking forward to addressing the irish parliament where he will talk about the incredible partnership between our two countries, whether thatis between our two countries, whether that is on ukraine, the irish have been very supportive of ukraine in non—lethal capabilities. the irish have been very welcoming of thousands of ukrainian refugees. i think the president is also looking forward to talking about economic investment and opportunities between our two countries. we have a strong trading relationship with the republic, the president will want to make sure that can continue to grow. the president is now expected to head to dublin in the next half hour or so. this is the star

of ireland before breakfast. you couldn't feel that border so much because they were both both countries. the u. k and the republic of ireland were part of the european union. so there was a free flow of trade and goods, so there were no barriers. when rex had happened and the u. katie cited to step out of the european union. there was the question of how do you deal with the new border? everyone agreed, and it was clear that you have to avoid having a so called hot border on the island of i, on the island of island. so they have decided to put the trade order in the i received this lead to control at the northern irish border, which then for example, the democratic union union, this party said are an effective feria between northern island and the rest of the u. k. so they have been not content with that and ever since. and they have been discussions around this and the democratic union is party as you are ready. heard is boy coaching right now to form a government in northern ireland. so very, very complicated situation that's been difficult for years and you has now reached the new agreement with u. k prime min

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also coming up, you as president joe biden begins a visit to the republic of ireland after a stop in belfast to mark 25 years of peace in northern iron. and drafted by email, russia, overhauls, it's conscription law, making it easier to recruit soldiers and nearly impossible to dodge the draft. and germany is about to legalize pot owning. growing and using small amounts of cannabis will soon be permitted ah vibrant. gov to our viewers watching on phoebe, it's in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin tonight with news that china is planning to close air space north of taiwan later this week. so i one says the china has notified that a no fly zone will be imposed for half an hour. on april 16th. china has ended 3 days of military drills or rounds. hi, one. following a trip to the us by the president, by the islands president sly e when chinese president, she's been paying has raised the stakes by calling on china's military to train. and i'm quoting here for actual combat. eric gomez is a senior fellow at the cato institute. i asked him how dangerous th

also coming up to as president joe bind begins a visit to the republic of ireland after a stop in belfast to march 25 years of peace in northern ireland. ah i bring gov is good to have you with us. we begin tonight with news that china is planning to close air space north of taiwan. later this week, taiwan serves the china has notified it that a no fly zone will be imposed for half an hour. on april 16th. china has just ended 3 days of military drills around taiwan that followed a trip to the us by ty, once president site, and when chinese president, she's been paying has raised the stakes by calling on china's military to train for quote, actual combat. eric gomez is a senior fellow at the cato institute and i asked him how dangerous the situation is now. so i think in the short term, the situation is certainly not grow good in terms of there being a lot of military activity around taiwan. but i'm not that worried about a sort of near term conflagration. but i am very worried about though is this is a symptom of a broader us china devolution and relations that we got a taste of what the

president biden begins his three—day—visit to the republic of ireland. end of the day i think it should have been done. were there many mistakes made along there many mistakes made along the way? of course. and has the us been spying on un secretary general, antonio guterres? new information from the classified documents leaked. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. president biden has arrived in the republic of ireland.

welcome in the republic of ireland. the u. s. president, with ida shultz, is greeted by children childs often dolphin belfast. tomorrow. 25 years. all peace in northern ireland and drafted by email. russia over was a fun scription law, making it easier to richard full of joyce and nearly impossible, to dodge the draft. ah, i'm the massage as while back to the program. us president joe biden has arrived in the republic of ireland for a 3 day visit. he was greeted by cheering fans, some of whom had waited. i was in the co and drained for a glimpse of the american leader with irish ancestry. biden stopped off at shops and restaurants and don dog in the area where his mother family came from. there was a thumbs after the u. s. president struck to northern ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. that ended decades effected in violence by an arch the government there to baker political deadlock in order to taught what he described as enemies of beef. it was a trip that was over in a flash. joe biden popped

now moved on to the republic of ireland. biden has now moved on to the republic of ireland. more - come. joe biden has now moved on to the republic of ireland. more on - the republic of ireland. more on that later in the programme. in other news, a difficult few months, elon musk talks exclusively to the bbc about troubled times at twitter. and myanmar�*s military government confirms it carried out tuesday's deadly bombing. we speak to the un's special rapporteur on human rights. welcome back to bbc news. more on all of those headline stories in a moment or two, but let's round up the sport needs and head to the bbc sport centre. well, more european football tonight? the runaway siri a leaders, napoli, going to ac milan. frank lampard will need a heroic performance from his chelsea side, who go on to take on holders, real madrid. chelsea's season has been one to forget so far, 3 wins in their last 13 games, 17 points off the top 4 in the premier league with lampard back at stamford bridge as caretaker manager. former chelsea

now, rosie and joe biden has travelled to add the republic of ireland to the ars capital dublin. tell us more about his trip down to out to arnold. well 1st of all, just to stay quickly here in northern ireland because you know, this visit has been hailed is important, but it was so short, less than 24 hours that shorter than some had hoped. or some had expected on that season as perhaps a reflection of the fact of this political situation is still so complex here across the border, aiden, the public of ireland. well, sir, there will be much of likely, much more smooth sailing. president biden will be visiting towns where his ancestors once lived, he will be ringing a p spell. he will be holding talked with the president of ireland aunt with the prime minister of ireland, and he will making a speech to the irish parliament. he will also be making a speech in bali, nar, which is the time where his ancestors once lived, he was making that outside a cathedral. so all sorts of nostalgic messaging expected there and plenty of expected also and talks of friendship between ireland and th

s. president is now on the 2nd leg of his trip in the republic of ireland, where he will address the dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage, will also visit his 2 ancestral home towns. dw, corresponding towards the bushes was in belfast following joe biden speech. she told us more about what the president had to say or president biden spent a lot of that speech. really talking about the gains if the good friday agreement that is this landmark peace accord from 1998 that put an end to decades of sectarian conflict and violence here. northern ireland that claimed thousands of lives and everybody i've spoken to here in belfast no matter what site of this really just divide. they fall on a said that the good friday agreement is something which should be celebrated and there were people alive here in northern ireland. that may not have been otherwise had that deadly violence continued. so biden really paying tribute to those. he said that have been working to maintain that peace. he said peace was not inevitable. and of course he talked a lot about prosperity

and that bricks it is bringing northern ireland closer to the republic of ireland. but on the other side of the divide, many catholics, a hoping for re unification with the republic of ireland. pet. she in used to be a member of the i r a. he spent 18 years in prison for committing terror attacks and was released as part of the peace process. today, he's sure that a united ireland can be achieved peacefully. what i think bragg said has gone as accelerate the discussion under beard around or united ireland. ah, because we have seen that the, the day in m o and the driving force behind brackson was english nationalism throughout belfast and other areas in northern ireland. so called peace walls, a separating protestant and catholic areas. bombay street is an a catholic area just behind one of these walls to day most nights a quiet. but since breaks it, residents have noticed more tension to source. you know, that's caused even more debate between the 2 sides of the community. once price i came along, people still than that really that alls lamson peterson things. some

of ireland before breaks it. you couldn't feel that border so much because they were both both countries. the u. k and the republic of ireland were part of the european union. so there was a free flow of trade and goods, so there were no barriers. when rex had happened and the u. k decided to step out of the european union. they received this lead to am controls at the northern irish quarter, which then for example, the democratic union part unionist party set or an effective barrier between northern island and the rest of the u. k. so they have been not content with that and ever since. and they have been discussions around this and the democratic union is party as we already heard, is boycotting right now to form a government in northern ireland. so a very, very complicated situation that's been difficult for years at the you has now reached a new agreement with u. k prime minister, which is sooner to smooth tray. can you to tell us a bit above that? yes, so there has been a new agreement found it's called the so called winter agreement. there mainly 2 things. on the one hand, they make a difference between good

president biden will address the irish parliament in dublin, as he continues his visit of the republic of ireland. the president of brazil hopes his visit to shanghai will smooth relations with its biggest trading partner, china. a man will appear in court after being extradited from pakistan charged with the murder of pc sharon beshenivsky in west yorkshire in 2005. and the european space agency is sending its first ever mission tojupiter in one of its most ambitious missions to date. president biden will address the irish parliament in dublin this afternoon, as he continues his visit to the island of ireland. today, he's expected to affirm the strong ties between the republic of ireland and the united states. let's take you live to dublin where presdeint biden is due to depart for the the official residence of president higgins, his irish counterpart. he will be departing shortly to address the irish parliament, only the fourth us president to do so. our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, is in dublin. charlotte 7 charlotte? it is a real day of diplomacy and business forjoe biden. yesterday af

president biden is to address the irish parliament in dublin — as he continues his visit of the republic of irelandthe president of brazil hopes his visit to shanghai will smooth relations with its biggest trading partner china. a man will appear in court after being extradited from pakistan charged with the murder of pc sharon beshenivsky in west yorkshire almost two decasdes ago. the european space agency will launch its spacecraft towardsjupiter later in one of its most ambitious missions to date. hello and welcome. president biden will address the irish parliament in dublin this afternoon, as he continues his visit to the island of ireland. today, he's expected to affirm the strong ties between the republic of ireland and the united states. our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, is in dublin. hello. take us through the day. it's reall hello. take us through the day. it�*s really back to business forjoe biden today, yesterday, he had some personal time, biden today, yesterday, he had some personaltime, ending biden today, yesterday, he had some personal time, ending the day in a pub chatting to

also coming up, you as president joe by begins a visit to the republic of ireland after a trip to belfast, to mark 25 years of peace in northern ireland and drafted by email, russia, overhauls. it's conscription law making it easier to recruit soldiers and nearly impossible to dodge the draft. and germany is about to legalize pot the growth possession and personal use of small amounts of cannabis will soon be permitted. ah, i'm bring. gov is good to have you with us. we begin tonight with news that china is planning to close air space north of taiwan. later this week to i once has the china have notified that a no fly zone will be imposed for half an hour. on april 16th, china has ended 3 days of military drills around taiwan following a trip to the us by the islands. president sy, in gwen chinese president, she's been paying, has raised the stakes by calling on china's military to train for quote, actual combats, moral that in just a moment. you as president joe biden, he is in the republic of ireland after a trip to northern ireland. today to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday

ireland. the good friday agreement was signed on the 10th of april 1998 and approved by public votes in northern ireland and the republicd, representing both nationalists and unionists. and northern ireland and the republic of ireland are preparing for president biden�*s arrival on tuesday. he touches down in belfast on tuesday evening on air force one — his first official visit here as president. he is set to give a keynote speech at belfast�*s ulster university, before heading to the republic of ireland, where he has ancestral roots. it's not his first visit to the area — biden retraced his roots to mayo and louth on a previous trip in 2016. charlotte gallagher reports. belfast is really gearing up at the moment for the arrival of us presidentjoe biden. and actually, on the street below me is the hotel where he's going to be staying. and already, the cordons are out so people can't park there and we think the security cordon will be in place tomorrow morning around the hotel, then around the university he will go to on wednesday to meet people. that's his only public engagement here in northern ireland before he moves

laughter tonight, a change of tone as president biden crosses the border into the republic of irelandn search of his irish roots. the other top stories tonight... prince harry will attend his father's coronation next month but meghan, won't be leaving california. billionaire twitter owner elon musk sits down with the bbc. he defends sacking thousands of staff and summed up an eventful six months as boss. well, it's not been boring! it's been quite a roller—coaster. there's the shooting chance, it's in! and the european champions, real madrid, beat a ten—man chelsea in their quarterfinal first leg match. and coming up in sport, the uk and the republic of ireland submit theirjoint bid to host euro 2028, but two of the proposed stadiums aren't even built yet. good evening from stormont, on the day that president biden has been in northern ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the signing of the good friday agreement. he used the moment to urge for a return to power sharing insisting that stable devolved government could deliver an economic windfall for northern ireland. there has not b

ended decades of sectarian violence in northern ireland, known as the troubles protestants loyal to the u. k. known as unionists and catholics in favor of re unification with the republic of ireland, known as nationalists agreed to a power sharing agreement in the general assembly in belfast. a president biden praised both sides to day for putting their bitter disagreements to the side in favor of peaceful cooperation, but there were external forces, namely the americans who played a crucial role in the good friday agreement. and who have worked to keep that agreement intact. for 25 years, we have this report. it was a trip that was eva in a flash, jane fight and popped in to belfast for less than a day and met the british. prime minister richie soon on the occasion. 25 years of peace in northern ireland. 25 years ago this week, the landmark profess good friday grew side and it wasn't easy. and there are no guarantees that the deal on paper would hold. no guarantees that it would be able to deliver the progress we celebrate today. it took long, hard years of work to get to this place. the agreement ended 3 decades of bloodshed between mainly catholic nationalists, who

s. president joe biden has arrived in belfast and start of a 4 day visit to northern ireland. i'm the republic of ireland in northern ireland . he will be marked 25th anniversary of the regions landmark. the deal don't at the good friday agreement. ben biden will travel on to the republic of ireland. the i m f has warned that the global economy face is a hard landing and a significant risk of recession if thought inflation does not. in its latest world economic out the fun says the war in ukraine and stability in the banking sector. either us say on the water ukraine, by the battlefield, back, smooth cranes on the head of rushes, wagner less than or equal says his forces. now control most of the eastern ukrainian city, once home to some 70000 people, back north has been the focus boiling of fighting for months, but russia's forces desperate to capture it. but for the ukrainian forces the domain to hold on there, the result has been massive casualties on both sides. going to go get a job. a desperate struggle played out in the streets of bad mood. this group of ukrainian soldiers is braving a t

toughest election to date us president job rived in belfast of the start of before day visit to northern ireland. i'm the republic of ireland in northern ireland. he will be mocking the 25th time worth 3 of the regents landmark be still known as the good friday agreement. then by the bible travel onto the republic of ireland, defense secretary lloyd austin says the us will tunnel what every drop in social thought of the leak classified documents that appeared on porcelain media in february and march. the people were labeled secret and top secret, and reportedly to real details of when a tree capabilities of thumb us allies, including your train word, staying on ukraine, where the battery for buck mode crimes on the head of russia. wagner must in regroup, says his forces. now control most of the eastern ukrainian city, once home to some 70000 people, but more has been the focal point of fighting for months. the drive shaft forces desperate to capture it, but for the ukraine and was determined to hold on there. the result has been massive casualties on both sides of a desperate struggle played out in this 3 the las

and the republic of ireland, just how many irelands are there and how many should there be? in the 20th century, thousands of people lost their lives in sectarian violence. connected to those very questions by began his visit this week in belfast in northern ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. now it ended decades of bloodshed known as the troubles. no longer were catholics in favor of a united ireland and protestants. loyal to the united kingdom, enemies living next door to each other piece came also with a nod to the possibility of change. the possibility that northern ireland will one day choose to unite with the republic of ireland, one nation, one country, one island. i'll speak with a champion of that movement in just a moment, but 1st here are some excerpts from today's speech by the u. s. president. to day arlin stories, no one's to tell, but its own. but the united states will be your closest partner, your most dependable partner, and your most enthusiastic support are every step of the way. i promise you. we've always been and we've b

s. president is now on the 2nd leg of his trip in the republic of ireland, where he will address the dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage. will also visit his 2 ancestral home towns. now the european space agencies, jupiter icy moons, extra pool beset to launch in about 9 hours juice, as that is called is the e s. his biggest band, true mission to date? and it's designed to answer some tantalizing questions like good ice and crossed at ocean's. be concealing extraterrestrial life if all goes well at the long side in french gree, anna, it will take 8 years for the probe to reach jupiter's frosty satellites. ah, the jupiter icey, moons, explorer, or juice will be on its mission for around 7 and a half years. its destination is jupiter, our solar systems, largest planet, to get their juice. we'll need a lot of momentum. and that will mean several close fly buys of both venus and earth read line researchers from the german aerospace center in berlin. will focus on jupiter's 3 mysterious icy moons which were discovered back in 1610 by italian astronomer gali

his three—day trip to the republic of ireland. northern ireland recently, a very short trip. there is the beast coming along nice and slowly. i believe this is the next stage of his trip. he has met with the president, michael d higgins, earlier at the official residence. president biden also meeting the prime minister, leo varadkar, today. there have been a number of small events that have taken place. there is the taoiseach they are just standing ready to welcome and and host president biden, who is on his next meeting in his schedule. he is also later going to be addressing the upper and lower parliament of argument. reaching out a warm welcome to president biden. us presidentjoe biden continuing his official three—day visit to the republic of ireland. as you can see, that he is meeting with irish prime minister leo varadkar, having just met with the irish president, michael d higgins. let's listen in. studio: there, just witnessing the arrival of us presidentjoe biden at the home of the irish prime minister, leo varadkar. it ha

of change. the possibility that northern ireland will one day choose to unite with the republic of ireland, one nation, one country, one island. i'll speak with a champion of that movement in just a moment, but 1st here are some excerpts from today's speech by the u. s. president. to day ireland stories, no one's to tell but its own. but the united states will be your closest partner, your most dependable partner, and your most enthusiastic support are every step of the way. i promise you. we've always been and we've been together and we're going to continue to grow our enormous economic relationship as a foundation for both our nations prosperity to name, ladies and gentlemen. as we celebrate than during partnership between our nations. i shared past our present. the said, our i squarely on the future it's harness was best of us. our courage, our creativity, our loyalty, our tenacity, and our loyalty. again, this was more for our generation generation to come strive to make open history, right? because i've never been more optimistic about the shooting them the day i want to bring in now nile m

s. president is now on the 2nd leg of his trip in the republic of ireland, where he will address the dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage, will also visit his to ancestral home towns. germany remains committed to eating security in africa a hell region despite its plan. true for drawing from increasingly troubled molly. that's the message to france. molester boris. miss torres has brought 2 neighboring michelle, which is visiting with development ministers when yeah, shooter, german troops are set to leave marley next year after conflicts with the ruling hunt that instead boylen will expand its military cooperation with the shed. b t. german government ministers arrive in these years. capital near may defense minister boris historian and development minister, spend your shoulder a visiting german troops based here. germany wants to increase its military presence as part of the new you lead military mission, e u m p m. they will be training and supporting new year's armed forces who faced a growing threat from islamist violence of the state, guarded with

of ireland. ., between america and the republic of irelanda and the republic of ireland. . ., ~ . ., ireland. emma, thank you so much for brinuain us ireland. emma, thank you so much for bringing us up — ireland. emma, thank you so much for bringing us up today. _ ireland. emma, thank you so much for bringing us up today. we _ bringing us up today. we are following things very closely in ireland. we are expecting president joe biden to go to dublin castle for an official banquet for that we will be bringing you those live pictures. let's go to arlington because the pentagon is holding a news conference are leaked classified documents from the pentagon. you are listening to pat writer, the general two press secretary bringing us up—to—date. two press secretary bringing us up-to-date-— two press secretary bringing us u-to-date. . . , ~ , up-to-date. have a listen. austin are secretary _ up-to-date. have a listen. austin are secretary of _ up-to-date. have a listen. austin are secretary of defence - up-to-date. have a listen. austin are secretar

of ireland to grow— uk and the republic of ireland agreement. young people _ by the good friday agreement. young people like _ by the good friday agreement. young people like jordan graham, born less than three _ people like jordan graham, born less than three weeks after the agreement was signed in 1998, his whole life, his whole — was signed in 1998, his whole life, his whole life has unfolded under the wing — his whole life has unfolded under the wing of peace, which means not quite _ the wing of peace, which means not quite 25_ the wing of peace, which means not quite 25 years of age, he has been able to— quite 25 years of age, he has been able to build an expertise in branding _ able to build an expertise in branding and marketing that he has used to— branding and marketing that he has used to grow local businesses, support— used to grow local businesses, support start—ups, consult for charities _ support start—ups, consult for charities. young people like amy, born in— charities. young people like amy, born in 2000, whose parent

cheering i'm now on my way to dublin, crossing the border into the republic of ireland. two—hour drive, and i'm on my way to speak to some of the relatives are one of the people responsible for giving so many hope back in 1998. we in the stlp concluded many years ago that we couldn't lay the basis for agreement against a background of violence or disorder. that is why we entered into the process of dialogue, to do everything in our power to bring peace to our streets. 0llie, explain to me who your grandad is. ah, well, my grandad isjohn hume — he was a politician in northern ireland. he worked during the troubles and worked during the peace process, and on the good friday agreement, and he sort of helped bring the two sides together. well, i guess how i knew him, he was always in the house i in donegal, and he'dl always be sat in the — there's, like, an armchair in the sitting room and he'd always be sat there and he'd always - have the crossword out, he loved petit filous... i the yoghurts? yeah, the yoghurts, yeah! i think my granny had to hide| all the chocolates and