it has the potential to break up the british state and as such it offers the irish republican army the opportunity to end the british occupation and reunification of the irish nation. we will put that to theresa may's oldest political ally, the formerjeremy damian green. and it was by common consent the story which best epitomised the excess of the 1980s.

like to say the following i will serve the people of the republic of armenia i will serve the republican army and am thank you very much goes elsewhere in the country's capital the result was greeted with jubilation. thanks. tens of thousands of people had gathered at republic square in central yet a van to celebrate many here were heavily involved in the protests passion young led which are now being called i mean years velvet revolution shortly after the vote passion young came to thank its supporters he said he would waste no time getting to work despite the overwhelming enthusiasm among the crowd there was also an element of surprise. nobody was sure that this was going to happen they really had the whole. idea because of this unity because of their vote their strong will now we are here finally victorious i don't think it will actually happen but i'm very happy that it did i'm very glad that some people believe that it would happen because without them this would not have been possible so you have. passion young rose to power on a platform of ridding the country of corruption and poverty

it has the potential to break up the british state and as such it offers the irish republican army thenity to end the british occupation and reunification of the irish nation. we will put that to theresa may's oldest political ally, the formerjeremy damian green. and it was by common consent the story which best epitomised the excess of the 1980s. we remember the author tom wolfe, whose death was announced today. hello. there was relative calm in gaza today — with israelis and palestinians mostly counting the cost of yesterday's violence. for israelis, it's the diplomatic and reputational cost. for the palestinians, the cost has been measured in lives — they were burying the 58 people killed yesterday. at the un security council there was an emergency debate — nikki haley, the us ambassador was something of an outlier, in arguing that israel had acted with restraint. she walked out of the session when the palestinian representative began to speak. well, if yesterday's violence was a symptom of an underlying unresolved struggle between two peoples, is any attention being paid to the cau

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i think after the results in the irish republican army there probably is not.and's largest party, the dup, remain opposed to a change in the law in northern ireland. a woman can only have an abortion if there is a series or permanent risk to permanent mental oi’ permanent risk to permanent mental or physical health, so more restrictive than the rest of the uk although women can travel to have abortions in england, scotland and wales and many do. but the wider political picture, in northern ireland, what is interesting is none of the five main parties are in favour of extending the law in the rest of the uk to northern ireland. you have a range of political opinions. the dup very strongly against the law, the second biggest party, sinn fein, their position does not go far as the irish government in dublin, they plan to parsley gust —— legislation to legalise terminals until one nation/ legislation for terminations but they may relax their position further at their annual conference ina further at their annual conference in a couple weeks. the fact there is growi

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coalition about the imminent consequences of that and no amnesty for the british army or the irish republican army all the civil war going on about to have going underground. i'm really afraid that the american american policy of. the american policy of taking hostage other nations. and companies. be successful the. welcome back this wednesday will mark twenty years since the people of the island of ireland voted on a referendum that approved the good friday agreement which brought on an arguably fragile peace but will there be a referendum on a united ireland because the good friday agreement triggers an automatic vote if it appears likely a majority and also to vote to leave the u.k. and tourism a has reportedly been in doubt about a majority vote in germany and the u.k. joining me now is the newly elected member of parliament for western rhone all of begley all the things were going on the program just before we get to the united ireland it is forty four years this week with this one since the. massacre is what was the significance of that three hundred four thirty four dead or injured well it

down the irish sea and we are still working on our response to that a former member of the irish republican army has told al-jazeera that he fears that brings it could lead to a resumption of the armed conflicts in northern ireland his comments came as the european union's brigs at the grocery it was visiting the city of dariel londonderry as it's also known as the body is urging the british government to commit to staying in the customs union lawrence lee reports mr bonior is certainly putting the miles in he's been all over ireland and here he was to be business owners except in a city that source so much violence he had a chance to stress the importance of bricks it's not damaging the piece we're all going twenty five you should we be able to maintain. the belfast agreement it all down mentions. the city still has two names londonderry for the process and unionists a with the river derry for catholic irish nationalists who never took down the signs of protest against what they saw as british occupation the ira force on these streets until recently it felt like a long time ago anybody under th

switzerland five italians and a bowl gerund woman didn't survive a former member of the irish republican army as told al jazeera that he fears brags that could lead to a resumption of the armed conflict in northern ireland his comments came as the brig's it negotiator was visiting the city of london very low and the reports just a pony a certainly putting the miles in he's been all over ireland and here he was to be with business news except in a city that source so much violence he had a chance to stress the importance of bricks it's not damaging the peace we're all going to a nice of you should we be able to maintain. the very first agreement in all directions. the city still has two names londonderry for the process and unionists a with the river derry for catholic irish nationalists who never took down the signs of protest against what they saw as british occupation the ira force on these streets until recently it felt like a long time ago anybody under the age of thirty could have no real idea about just how bad things used to be here but clearly the fact that they built a peace bridge t

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the irish republican army said it was responsible and called it and execution. >> three others are alsomountbatten's 14-year-old grandson when a bomb placed on his fishing boat explodes. the earl who arranged the fateful meeting between his nephew and the young princess elizabeth nearly 40 years earlier was 79. >> he was the uncle of prince philip. he was the great uncle of prince charles. and both of them were very, very close. it was a massive, massive tremor for the royal family. >> when louis mountbatten was blown apart by the ira, the very people trying to tear her country apart, it must have literally broken her heart. >>> more than 20 years later, the good friday agreement brings an end to the troubles. in a moment of conciliation, the queen comes face-to-face with martin mcginnis, former ira commander whose organization assassinated earl mountbatten. mcginnis is one of the architects of the peace accord. >> she shook hands with him because that is what the people had willed. she could have avoided it, but she went. to me, it summed up her grasp of her role. >> i remember martin

their headquarters was called liberty hall, named after the headquarters of the irish republican army in ireland. when he got to the u.s. and tried to make alliances with irish americans, and jewish and russian americans, they had fallen under the spell of american whiteness and did not see any way that they could be figure like marcus garvey or the unia. visionnt is he and his of the new negro having no fear, talked about the crosscurrents of convergence on places like harlem, chicago, los angeles, where afro caribbean, afro latino immigrants were meeting up with african-american migrants from the south and trying to find their piece of freedom. this new crown negro, one of the key battle fronts for this new consciousness, this new resilience, was around the questions and issues of housing. this is an image of chicago's southside. to the right, we have the university of chicago. an esteemed liberal institution. in fact, the university of chicago underwrote white neighborhood associations that created these things called restrictive covenants. of the the endowment university was gener

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embassy in tehran and will expel the iranian ambassador in rabat a former member of the irish republican armyhas told al-jazeera that backs it could lead to a resumption of the armed conflict with person is comments came as the european union's breaks it negotiate it was visiting the city of london derry or derry as it's also known michelle bonnie is urging the british government to commit to staying in the customs union to prevent a hard border with island in breach of the good friday peace agreement lawrence lee reports the stability is certainly putting the moyles in he's been all over a little here he was to be with christmas and it was except in the city that source so much violence you had a chance to stress the importance of bricks it's not damaging the peace we're all going to bring the solution we'll be able to maintain the very first agreement or it's done motions. the city still has two names londonderry for the process and unionists a with the river derry for catholic irish nationalists who never took down the signs of protest against what they saw as british occupation the ira fo

the evening the hills around the border have in the past seen fighting between irish republicans and the british army there were also smugglers routes for contraband the peace dividend open the border and encourage trade so what next so we're just crossing the border from the republic of ireland into the north and therefore the u.k. more or less the only reason why you have no is because the road signs change and that's true in dozens and dozens of other border crossings between the two countries in. communities in all of those places are desperately worried that the u.k.'s lack of clarity about what breaks it really means will end up with physical roadblocks all over the border. mr bonior then went to newry the british city just over the border in the north where he offered his support to people who fear exactly the same things as the people he'd met in dundalk the business community in northern ireland wants to remain in the customs union the customs union also wants to retain access to the single market so if those are to your comes from the end of this process just for northern ireland it's a ver

army. can republicans keep controlling congress? to debate is ron myron fox news contributor richard fowler. i will start with you. do you think democrats will be able to turn this blue wave into a soon army? >> they are having an internal debate between bernie socialists who want them to run on the economy and normal establishment resist democrats who just want them to run against trump. the bernie socialists want to run on the economy when under a capitalist president every demographic is succeeding right now. as far as primary elections today democrats have no choice which way they want to go. and the question is will republicans get their act together. >> is that the bigger issue? >> something in the pennsylvania 18th a couple months ago when democrats won overwhelmingly. has nothing to do with bernie sanders but running candidates that understand the district and have a tough conversation with the american people. take west virginia for example. a couple months ago there was a teacher strike where all 55 counties decided to go

in the evening the hills around the border have in the past seen fighting between our republicans and the british army they were also smugglers routes for contraband the peace dividend open the border and encourage trade so what next. so we're just crossing the border from the republic of ireland into the north and therefore the u.k. more or less the only reason why you know is because the road signs changed color and that's true in dozens and dozens of other border crossings between the two countries and communities in all of those places are desperately worried that the u.k.'s lack of clarity about what bricks it really means will end up with physical roadblocks all over the border. mr bunny then went to newry the british city just over the border in the north where he offered his support to people who fear exactly the same things as the people he'd met in dundalk but the business community in northern ireland wants to remain in the customs union the customs union also wants to retain access to the single market so if those are to your comes from the end of this process just for northern ireland it'

nomination mr pushing and did it so i think that the republican party or for me in your will cease the election of the new prime minister because the army is a situation where it's better to have any prime minister and any government haven't at all so it's very clear that republican party or for me as a should experience knowledge instead is of quite institutionalized and strong by the way we kept our unity we kept our unity by voting for against for the first stage of the shore to our opponents that a republican party for me in your squad to united and quite strong to be a one was a major stakeholders or only a political life we've we've run out of time. been good to have you will come thank you very much thank you. oh and cohen. cohen . the be. the best. the but. the be. the be. good. for. a lot more than just. playing with. your lomax. we make up about three quarters of a fix that i'm not going to see all the some of the surface of the bunch to shape the continents future should be part of it enjoying the good comes first as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges to the seven percent. platform for africa majority.

nomination mr pushing and did it so i think that the republican party or for me will cease to the election of the new prime minister because the army is a situation where it's better to have any prime minister and any government haven't at all so it's very clear that republican party or for me as it should experience knowledge instead is of quite institutionalized and strong by the way we kept our unity we kept our unity by voting for against for the first stage of the shore to our opponents that a republican party for me is quite united and quite strong to be one i was a major stakeholders forming a political life we've we've run out of town i've been good to have you will come thank you very much thank you. oh and. to a. koan. to a. the be. the big. the but. the but. the but. the but. the be. an exclusive interview with the french president. saddam and a well modest starting up france europe and the war above meet the rising stars of global politics the interview the body to. come your lot more than just functional. playing with. combining. moving strains of. design. on. earth. home two moons of species. a home worth saving the m

let me congratulate to allow new republican nominees for congress first. a proud army going to really do well. and second, a man that i know. mike loves his brother, who won by a very big margin. i don't know, was that a bigger margin than mike pence won by? i don't know, mike. that was a big margin. greg pence. finally, a big congratulations for indiana's the states the states senate, - the states senate, mike | the states senate, mike braun, united states senate, mike braun, that was a good race. get up here. how about we let mike interrupt my speech? is that 0k? come on! 0ne speech? is that 0k? come on! one of the neatest experiences of my life was spending 30 minutes riding with the president and you wouldn't believe the advice you get and its great advice and i'm going to incorporate it. you know, when i started thisjourney incorporate it. you know, when i started this journey almost a year ago, i travelled the state, spend a lot of time in the north and wanted to make sure this was going to end up to make sure this was going to end up witha to make sure this was

the evening the hills around the border have in the past seen fighting between irish republicans and the british army they were also smugglers routes for contraband the peace dividend open the border and encourage trade so what next. so we're just crossing the border from the republic of ireland into the north and therefore the u.k. more or less the only reason why you know is because the road signs change color and that's true in dozens and dozens of other border crossings between the two countries and communities in all of those places are desperately worried that the u.k.'s lack of clarity about what bricks it really means will end up with physical roadblocks all over the border. mr bunny then went to newry the british city just over the border in the north where he offered his support to people who fear exactly the same things as the people he'd met in dundalk the business community in northern ireland wants to remain in the customs union the customs union also wants to retain access to the single market so if those are to your comes from the end of this process just for northern ireland it's a v

this in an atmosphere without fear in any not afraid of the police of the army or of any of the security services that the republican party might have but it is mostly right and an equipment showing a live pictures i believe of the people who are gathered there the opposition it was is still writing this wave of euphoria after they managed to force the prime minister to resign and especially on is denied power again come tomorrow could the mood turn. so far it sticks whether it's the disappointment of yesterday and they've been very clear that this is about nonviolent protest indeed one of the main symbols of this these protests have been the hands out just to show that these people i think that given the numbers here it makes very little sense to try and take on the organized professionals of the army or the military because they are able to come out in such tools to fill the public square behind me as whether previously had been the chief big paralysis unfillable and at the moment i think they're really banking on being too big and police be able to stead down the government and to really to mediate them and to pr

an atmosphere without fear of singing and not afraid of the police or the army or any of the security services that the republican party might have it is mostly what's the risk of this standoff destabilizing an army out that's the something that the ruling public apology has argued they have tried to cost this as a dangerous juncture for all mean you're saying that this kind of unrest could make armenia more vulnerable to attack from its all its rival azerbaijan which is the only going on result carabaos conflict that they would use a g g wall beans was dealing would confront each other to attack care about for i mean you know. but having said that so far as long as this days a nonviolent thing it seems that there's of a broad consensus that this is about it among the public this is an internal matter is not about changing i mean is the lines with russia roll with syria's relations with the outside world and they've also been very careful to make clear that they're located today was not aimed at the military or the emergency services their ability to keep order they've let police calls in that military vehicles t

republican party. certainly its i joined the army after 911, cuz, um, i thought that was what i needed to do.e got our orders to go overseas and i went to baghdad, iraq. we were transporting a bomb sniffing dog to the polling stations. we rolled over two anti-tank mines, it blew my humvee up, killed my sergeant. after the explosion, i suffered a closed head injury, um, traumatic brain injury, loss of a limb, burns to 60% of my body. when the doctors told me i reached my plateau, i did not want to hear that because i do not believe i have a plateau. so, i had to prove 'em wrong, which i am doing to this day and i will still do until the end of my days. i've gotten to where i am at because of my family. and, the wounded warrior project has helped me more than i can ever imagine. they have really been there to support me in my endeavors. my number one goal, basically, is to get close to where i was. i am more than ready to work hard to get to that goal. i am living proof to never give up and i will never give up. >> lou: the congressman from arizona is the first sitting republican member of cong

on the pressure on the government have to remember that the police the army so far is still on the control of the ruling republican party so in that sense he would be going for a very big risk really trying to get rid of the pre current government by force we don't know if the police will be willing to fire or somehow use force against such big numbers of people they were violent protests here ten years ago in armenia which saw ten people die in attempts to bring about the fall from power republican party party and i think that is still a very real trauma and people remember those ten deaths ten years ago and are very reluctant to let things escalate. their correspondent in the year and in armenia thank you so much. now it's catch up on some other stories making headlines today french police have arrested over one hundred people after anarchists smashing shop windows and torching cars that are made a rally in paris authorities had warned of possible clashes with far left groups for a call on social media for revolutionary day elsewhere thousands took part in a peaceful march against government policy it's all stro

the nomination mr pushing and did it so i think that the republican party or for me was ceased selection of the new prime minister because the army is a situation where it's better to have any prime minister and any government haven't at all so it's very clear that republican party or for me as a should experience knowledge instead is of quite institutionalized and strong by the way we kept our unity we kept our unity by voting for against for the first stage of the shore to our opponents that a republican party for me is quite united and quite strong to be one i was a major stakeholders for me a political life we've we've run out of town a photo been good to have you will come thank you very much thank you. the and. are going. to a. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be. the best. luck. the books. curse the force of nature the biggest. monsoon subtract the force the booze the solo over summer comes the because of obstruction the book soon to start a major issue for the books. official estimates more than one point two. seven columbia. hello i'm live returns. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live

let me also congratulate to of our new republican nominees for congress, first, a proud army veteran war two purple hearts. jim is going to do very well. jim. great job. [applause] man that i know mike has been rooting for a long time. mike loves his brother, who want a very big margin. thanhat a bigger margin mike pence one by? won by? greg pence. greg. [applause] finally, a big congratulations for indiana's new republican nominee, for the united states senate, mike braun. that was a good race. get up here, mike. [applause] how about we let mike interrupt my speech? is that ok? great job. one of the neatest experiences of my life was spending 30 minutes writing with riding with the president. adviceldn't believe the you get, and it is great advice and i'm going to incorporated. it. [applause] mike braun: when i started this journey a year ago i traveled state that is a norma's. enormous. i would not have done it if i was not inspired by what this man did in 2016. [applause] he cleared the field systematically. that was the inspiration for doing it. i can guarantee you when i get the

the nomination mr pushing and did it so i think that the republican party or for me was seized as election of the new prime minister because the army is a situation where it's better to have any prime minister and any government in heaven to toll so it's very. republican party or for me as a should experience knowledge instead is of quite institutionalized and strong by the way we kept our unity we kept our unity by voting for against for the first stage of the shore to our opponents that a republican party for me in your squad tonight and quite strong to be one of the major stakeholders all in your political life we've we've run out of time. good to have you will come thank you very much i think. the and. the an. ear ear. to. if. you'll excuse. the. problem. i think good shape we talked to experts on site. thanks when the prostate acts out men don't like to think about diseases off the prostate that many men develop an enlarged prostate. or even cancer. something new a new face of techniques which objects to mammoth good shape the being thirty minutes w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language of the first wo

remember this, very few appear to be, but some more, will remember the republican guard was supposed to be first-class and the iraq he army was a battle hardened combat force. and they were going to beat us. the m1 was a gas guzzling white elephant, inferior to the russian equivalent. nobody with half a brain thought that was true but the people who made headlines in those days definitely thought it was true. the bradley fighting vehicle, everybody ever see "pentagon wars?" it started the guy who played frasier. 13body ever been in the m1 with a gas bladder? the bradley placed the mm3. the bradley was a fighting vehicle. when "pentagon wars" was shown, the soldiers were saying we are all going to die and that was because they had never been in a bradley. it had no gasoline in it. how would you like to be in one of those? talk about crispy critters. if you get hit in in mr13, you are a crispy critter audience -- critter. the army in those days was not very good. i can name names afterward if you want to hear them. we are talking about this in the context i commanded, second battalion 34th army. a level two, which means i c

the nomination mr pushing and did it so i think that the republican party or for me was seized as election of the new prime minister because the armyis a situation where it's better to have any prime minister and any government haven't at all so big it's very clear that republican party or for me as a should experience knowledge instead is of quite institutionalized and strong by the way we kept our unity we kept our unity by voting for against for the first stage of the shore to our opponents that a republican party for meanest quite united and quite strong to be a one was a major state called the storming of political life we've we've run out of town i'm a certain good to have you will come thank you very much thank you. the a. koan. the be. the be. the but the but. the but. the be. the but. the but. the because. the be. cool. an exclusive interview with the french president the best stirring up france europe and the world the beneath the rising star of global politics the interview the big deal news. the berlin stories observe a special. picture of the ball follow the because the biggest player on g.w. . playing time for the. pr

penpal who was a republican forces commander and israeli intelligence officer who wrote a book on the iraqi army. i don't think anyone is as interested in the iraq he army then he is except for me. it is an incredible look. -- incredible book. he helped me translate. they knew how many tanks we had. had really solid intelligence that we would attack as far back as august of 1990. the problem was saddam did not believe it was going to happen. saddam lived in his own magic world. people said he was irrational -- not true. i read his stuff. perfectly rational from a guy in tikrit in an environment of kill or be killed. not saying it is a bad thing, but the way he functioned was inappropriate for understanding us. by the way, we didn't understand him either. i would ask you to think about this. one of the things steve and i did was trying to teach americans empathy for the other side. the first effort was a woman named ruth benedict who wrote a anthropological analysis of the japanese empire. understanding the other side, or at least having some empathy, not sympathy, but empathy, gives you the chan

army would consider. dispersing these protests by force they say also that the republican party would be too scared to go against the people given how big these parts of being close to that option is still here so far has to be said we've seen very little of the police. when they have turned up it's been to warn people to get off the roofs of lorries and also to get children out of harm's way so so far they've been keeping a very low profile but obviously though those instruments of the state in the state security are still in the hands of the acting government of the public apology you upset motorheads question and and currently engaged in a game of brinkmanship with the right and the game of brinkmanship but because what i want to ask you next is the ruling elite prepared to loosen its grip on power and come up with a compromise that will help defuse tensions with the opposition. so far then telling us very much we heard today that they would be a second round of voting in the parliament a week yesterday cynic's tuesday but in terms of substantiative office to these protests as we have heard very much