well i would actually say that it has been shin fein it's being in that is about the irish government and also the european parliament and the kind still to understand the importance of the good friday agreement and international agreement that's large that the united nations and the european parliament has a duty and an obligation to uphold international treaties and the county anything that's going to facilitate the damage or violations of time of knowledge was that of the good friday agreement among hundreds of european parliament period absolutely no i have to say that other than the fact in fairness to the m.e. pieces but they're all of them saying that in the context of the peace accord handshake and when we went on the diplomatic offensive almost leading up to the referendum because norma's talking about ireland everyone was talking about scotland everyone was talking about scotland jur in the debate and even the british government like we were an afterthought even i don't even think we were an afterthought that said we went on a diplomatic offensive try to ensure that we could

all the begley of shin fein gives her first international interview to this program on the heels of a meeting with britain's recently appointed secretary of state for northern ireland karen bradley plus for the other side of the story we talked to sammy wilson shadow breaks it spokesperson of the new p.c. that keep strays a main power in britain all the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first today the un security council debates libya seven years since britain bombed the country and destroyed all hinge of civic society in what was africa's richest capita country in two thousand and eleven an international coalition and booted the us france and great britain to military action in libya later that year mortgage after it was ousted from power until british prime minister theresa may supported the war and then leader on saturday british forces went into action over libya the first british cruise missiles were fired from h.m.s. triumph at seven pm subsequently r.a.f. tornadoes were deployed in several missions because plane just see there for some of water then home sec

repealing the eighth amendment but includes the prime minister leo veronica michel o'neill the leader of shin fein the whole month in the leader of the biggest opposition party at phoenix jail and that of course is added to the momentum of campaigning that has gone on now for quite some time not only is this just one single referendum on whether or not to repeal the eighth amendment it's the culmination of a very very long road to even have a referendum in the first place we already spacing a final result some point on later on in the day on saturday afternoon but we already have some kind of idea we would have a projection of the way in which this result is likely to go from exit polls are to be the national broadcast from the irish times the put the speed at roughly seventy percent for repealing the eighth amendment thirty percent for keeping it in place this looks very much like it's turning into a landslide and that of course is a huge surprise on both sides of this britney force referendum a surprise and a turnaround in public opinion how is that being exists blame though neave is this being

republican movement and ireland that has got support for a drive in the peace and political process and shin fein i under the leadership of our president mary lee make government will be driving forward a scenario for irish unity done so in a way based on the principle of consent the principle of consent was built into the good friday agreement and up with something that we all have to be very clear by the constitutional position of the north should not change unless we consent to it or we didn't consent to this before to remain within the law two hundred thank you very much indeed thank you. two years ago during the european referendum campaign in any one of the black city years gave a second thought to what was going to happen to ireland if they achieve that ambition and a majority and not after the end of last thought it would be the stumbling block to that ambitions but that is no exactly what has happened to these i'm a doesn't have our problems to see she has a split cabinet the lords are revolting scotland and wales are deeply unhappy but it is the irish issue and the issue of the irish bo

the leader of northern ireland's shin fein party says the region is being left behind on rights based issues michel and neil spoke after a landslide vote in favor of repealing the republic of ireland's constitutional ban on abortion new legislation should be in place by the end of the year the result south of the border has shifted the focus to northern ireland's strict abortion laws. i think ireland itself has changed considerably if you look at where we were certainly same as a conservative sort of country and where we are today the fact that both been through yesterday in such a big majority but again what we have is that the people the north left not being denied their rights we're going to have this progressive change and the size of our number the people in the women who live in the six counties will be tonight this. fourteen people have died from a rare virus in southern india the nipah virus which can cause flu like symptoms and brain damage emerged in the state of kerala this month china beddes reports. markets and carolyn bustle like normal but fruit sellers says hydel it's

remain the buskers of europe jumpstart ople us al-jazeera athens the leader of northern ireland's shin fein party says the region is being left behind on right based issues o'neill spoke after a landslide vote in favor of repealing the republic of ireland's constitutional ban on abortion new legislation should be in place by the end of the year the results of the borders shifted the focus to northern ireland's strict abortion mills i think ireland itself has changed considerably if you look at where we were actually same as a conservative sort of country and where we are today that's the fact that both been through yesterday such a big majority but again what we have is that the people the north left are not being denied their rights we're going to have this progressive change and the size of our time but the people in the women who live in the six counties will be tonight this. france is hosting a meeting on tuesday between political rivals in libya to try to end seven years of conflict the emphasis will be on committing to a un backed presidential and parliamentary elections by the end of