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Since the bombs and guns were silenced. the prime minister and political leaders from the uk, ireland and america have been gathering in belfast to pledge continuing support of the peace process. continuing support of the peace rocess. ., , process. together we must fulfil the true promise — process. together we must fulfil the true promise of— process. together we must fulfil the true promise of the _ process. together we must fulfil the true promise of the 1998 _ process. together we must ...

Achieved at the good friday agreement in 1998, and as we achieved in the senate angers agreement in 2006. deep, intensive, negotiations. my criticism has been up negotiations. my criticism has been up until recently, and i hope not in the future under rishi sunak, that the british prime minister since 2010, has not given northern ireland the attention it needs. it 2010, has not given northern ireland the attention it needs.— the attention it needs. it will reauire the attention it needs. it wi...

The same way anymore. >> reporter: netflix actually started mailing dvds back in 1998. the first disc sent out was "beetlejuice." >> its showtime. >> reporter: and the most requested, "the blind side." over 25 years the company shipped out more than 5.2 billion dvds. >> i have till september to watch a lot of things. >> reporter: after that, well, amanda wont be mailing it in. joe fryer, nbc news. >> remember that great feeling when it showed up in your mailbox? thats "nightly news" for this wed...

For those who wanted it, a return to peacetime security arrangements, and the removal of security installations. all illegal paramilitary groups also had to destroy their weapons. i hereby give notice... a referendum was held on both sides of the border with the agreement being accepted by an overall majority. yes - 71.12%. im now on my way to dublin, crossing the border into the republic of ireland. its about a 2—hour drive and im on my way to speak to some of the relatives of one of the peop...

�*80s and �*90s. reactions to it being signed were largely positive. for the generation to come, it will be fantastic, one of the greatest things in our history, anyway. some were not convinced. i dont think we will ever see peace. itll take something different. i have come to dromore, a town in county down, roughly 20 minutes outside of belfast, and is home to around 6000 people. its also where i grew up and went to school. i was born in 1998, the year the good friday agreement was signed h...

To 30 years of the troubles in northern ireland. it involves northern irelands political parties, as well as the british and irish governments. negotiations took several years and ended on good friday, the 10th of april, 1998 — eight months before i was born. the agreement focused on areas such as culture and civil rights, as well as justice and policing. the deal caused controversy, too, as it meant prisoners in jail for violent crimes linked to the troubles were released early. politicians a...

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Future for their children and grandchildren. women like the late mo mowlam, pat hume, determined, unstoppable forces for peace. and joyce mccartan, who brought together protestant and catholic women in a safe house where they realised they all wanted the same things, good jobs, good schools, peaceful, secure neighbourhoods, streets you could walk safely down. doctor claire rice is also in belfast from liverpool university, she specialises in northern irish politics and told me why she thinks the...

Communities and within politics, increasingly so since 1998 as well, increasingly so since 1998 as well, in terms _ increasingly so since 1998 as well, in terms of— increasingly so since 1998 as well, in terms of steering that peace process— in terms of steering that peace process forward. so theyve held a very crucial — process forward. so theyve held a very crucial role but its one thats— very crucial role but its one thats often been overlooked in northern— thats often been overlook...

Northern— very difficult. so as was seen in northern ireland and indeed is a pattern— northern ireland and indeed is a pattern mirrored across the globe, conflict, _ pattern mirrored across the globe, conflict, particularly, is quite heavily— conflict, particularly, is quite heavily masculinised, so that, effectively if i can boil it down, the combatants, active combatants in any conflicts are broadly categorised as men, that means when it comes _ categorised as men, that means when it com...