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a deal that was supposed to be a step towards peace in afghanistan is due to began in a few hours time on the taliban in the u.s. all began with her calling a we re duction of violence starting at midnight if the 7 day deal proves a success both sides will sign an accord at the end of the month paving the way for peace talks between the taliban and other afghan groups the new york times has published an opinion piece by the deputy leader of the taliban titled what we the taliban want. shit. conny says the withdrawal of foreign forces of the 1st and foremost demand of the armed group he goes on to say a liberated afghanistan will have an islamic system where all afghans have equal rights and that includes the rights of women granted by islam to access work and education despite 18 months of talks and qatar accordion says washington does not trust the group completely and that the feeling is mutual he also says the taliban will be committed to all international convention ....
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but now on bbc news it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. the long and bloody conflict in northern ireland was known euphemistically as the troubles. one aspect of it got a separate label, the dirty war. that was the name given to the covert operations of the british state both army and intelligence infiltrating the ira, running informers and agents to undermine the republican movement from within. one agent was my guest today, willie carlin, who became an undercover spy within the political wing of the ira, sinn fein. he s written a book exposing his secrets. how does he justify what he did? willie carlin, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it is actually quite extraordinary having you in the studio given you were an undercover spy in the ‘70s and the ‘80s at an extraordinarily dangerous, sensitive time in northern ireland and you then went in hiding, you lived in secret. why have you now, later in life, decided to come out of the s ....
now on bbc news it s hardtalk with stephen sackur. he interviews former spy willie carlin. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. the long and bloody conflict in northern ireland was known euphemistically as the troubles. one aspect of it got a separate label, the dirty war. that was the name given to the covert operations of the british state both army and intelligence infiltrating the ira, running informers and agents to undermine the republican this is the briefing. movement from within. i m ben bland. our top story: one agent was my guest today, willie carlin, who became an undercover spy within syria s refugee crisis worsens. the political wing turkey s president warns eighty of the ira, sinn fein. thousand people have fled fighting he s written a book in idlib province. exposing his secrets. how does he justify what he did? calls for a government inquiry, after another racism row rocks english football. campaigners say racist incidents are on the rise. nine ....