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The lords have thrown the first spanner into the brexit works so carefully constructed by the Prime Minister, voting to amend the brexit bill to tie the governments hands by giving eu citizens here a guarantee of a right to remain. Now the plain truth is, there is little controversy over the substance the government wants the eu Residents Herejust as the lords do and the Leave Campaigners in the referendum did. The issue is about whether you negotiate their guarantee of residence in return for assurances over the rights of the british elsewhere. Or should we make the guarantee unilaterally . I...

When President Bill Clinton visited in 1995 he stayed at the Europa Hotel. It was famous as the most bombed hotel in the world - but was the only place for VIPs to stay in Belfast.

' A’ Level and GCSE Irish have been completely downgraded in Derry' - Seán Mac Cearáin

Candidate even of the democratic and his party has been bitterly divided since arlene foster was forced to withdraw. so edwin poots has been treading a difficult line. he first of all had to bring sinn f in on cited support paul givan in the office of first minister and managed to do that getting in confirmed today alongside michelle o'neill as deputy, but now he seems to have upset a huge number of senior members of his own party. and what they will now do in terms of confidence in the leader and his ability to make decisions in the next few weeks could be decided at the meeting that's going ...

An entrance in the perfect contrast in color. estabrooks course is happy to see interior design gaining importance in berlin she gets her best ideas while sitting on her terrace her garden of eden as she calls it the perfect spot to plant more i catch in projects for the german capital. now right time to take a trip now thanks to a viewer request from peru that gaar wrote in to us from lima and she would like to know more about northern ireland so today we are heading to belfast now for decades the northern ireland conflict kept visitors at bay but tourism has picked up again since the one tho...