Ira attack, but before we speak to them, lets get a quick overview on one of the most cataclysmic events in british political history. As always we are joined by our resident copresenter michelle gildernew. Michelle is the current mp for fermana south torong. She has served in the Northern Ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and Rural Development and chairperson of the Health Committee amongst other things. Michelle has been a shinfian active sensor teams and has been elected almost continuous. Of since 1998 and todays guest is padge, pad is a former member of the iraled for the brighton bombing in 1984, after serving 15 years he was released under the good fredy agreement. Pod macge, welcome to the show. Thanks, shan. But, before we begin, can you tell me a bit about your childhood grown up in belfast . Well, uh, at the age of four i actually left belfast, the family moved to england, but my best memories of those years were up to the age of four, you know, very soli
Attack, but before we speak to them, lets get a quick overview on one of the most cataclysmic events in british political history. Of as always, we are joined by our resident copresenter michelle gildernew. Michelle is me the current mp for fermana south toron. She has served in the Northern Ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and Rural Development and chairperson of the Health Committee amongst other things. Michelle has been a shinfian active sensor teams. And has been elected almost continuously since 1998 and todays guest is padge, pad is a former member of the iraled for the brain bombing in 1984. After serving 15 years he was released under the good fredy agreement. Padge, welcome to the show. Thanks sean. Pot, before we begin, can you tell me a bit about your childhood grown up in belfast . Well, uh, at the age of four, i actually left belfast, the family moved to england. But my best memories of those years were up to the age of four, you know, very solid memo
Ira attack, but before we speak to them, lets get a quick overview on one of the most cataclysmic events in british political history. Of as always, we are joined by our resident copresenter michelle gildernew. Michelle is the current mp for fermana south toron. She has served in the Northern Ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and Rural Development and chairperson of the Health Committee amongst other things. Michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost of continuously since name. 1998 and todays guest is padge, pad is a former member of the iraled for the brain bombing in 1984. After serving 15 years he was released under the good fredy agreement. Padge, welcome to the show. Thanks sean. Pot, before we begin, can you tell me a bit about your childhood grown up in belfast . Well, uh, at the age of four i actually left belfast, the family moved to england, but my best memories. Of those years were up to the age of four, you know, v
You uh in our International News coming up at half past the hour uh for now that brings us to an end for our extended coverage uh do stay with press tv for now its goodbye. Hi, im sean murray, and this is the conversation, where we take an alternative look, a political events and Current Affairs through annary slens. In this show, we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear, we go where mainstream wont go. This week we look at the of topic of our fragile. Peace process, how does peace now look 25 years on from the signing of the good fredy agreement . Has Common Ground been made by former enemies or are we as polarized as ever . My next guest served under the royal ulster constablary, depending on what side of the political divide you come from, the rc were seen as a protectors of a community or an oppressive force against another. But before we speak to our next guest, lets get a quick overview on this weeks topic. As always we are joined by our r
The political divide you come from, the rc were seen as a protectors of a community or an oppressive force against another. But before we speak to our next guest, lets get a quick overview on this weeks topic. As always we are joined by our resident copresenter michelle gildernew, mr. Is a current np for fermana south toron. She has served in the Northern Ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development, and chair person of the health committee, amongst other things. Michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teens and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. And todays guest is sam thompson. Sam is a former member of the royal olster constablary. He experienced the loss of number of colleagues and friends and saw numerous killings and bombings during the conflict. Some. In 2008 and has expanded on his love of history and his nalecture. Sam, welcome to the show. Yes, thank you. Sean. So sam, you grew up not far from where were sitting now, uh, ve