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sure citizens are well educated about their options while hoping they'll back unification his party shin fein openly lobbies for that it's a cause that colored his life he was just 9 years old when he saw his father a prominent republican human rights lawyer shot dead by pro british paramilitaries despite getting death threats himself as he took office in may and you can believe the time is right to move forward and the day breaks it doesn't automatically mean that unification will happen but what i do think is that it means that the conversation hostile because the conversation has already started not just from people within the north but people all over the island of ireland and certainly within europe as well. 50 years after the bloodiest period in northern ireland's history a time when moralize by so many walls in game 3 around this city no one i spoke with believes that addressing the question of a united ireland now will lead the country back into vat kind of sectarian conflict at the same time no one is completely confident it won't. billy hutchinson a city council member from the prog

ireland and the republic of ireland which will become a border into europe if no deal happens the shin fein parties of the government must call the referendum on irish unity immediately however let's not forget northern ireland's been without a sitting government since the 27 tane. all right that's the rundown and here is today's panel to look at the state of the u.k. at the moment we start in london with alan wager who is a research associate with the u.k. in a changing europe initiative that is at king's college london and berlin jonathan les is deputy director of british influence approach european think tank and on skype from dinner in scotland alastair susi a writer on scottish political affairs gentlemen welcome to you all i might actually go back to my original question which i asked earlier in that introduction pace and that was when was the last time a u.k. prime minister got this sort of reception all over the u.k. i know that no leader is going to be universally liked but jonathan let's let me start with you this was pretty embarrassing for a new prime minister. it's massively hu