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New talks are to take place during the next few weeks in a bid to get the Assembly back up and running.
It's after Bill Clinton held separate meetings yesterday with DUP leader Arlene Foster and Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald.
After being given the freedom of Belfast last night along with George Mitchell, the former US President urged people here to stick with the peace process...
On the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, Mr. Clinton called on politicians to redouble their efforts to get a devolution deal over the line...
Twenty years ago today, the Good Friday Agreement, in Seamus Heaney’s words, “cleared a space for the miraculous.” I hope the people of Northern Ireland will continue to fill it, with an enduring peace, a strong democracy, and a growing economy—a truly shared future.
— Bill Clinton (@BillClinton) April 10, 2018
Speaking to Q Radio, Alliance Party leader Naomi Long said she hopes Mr. Clinton's intervention will lead to a breakthrough...
After #GFA20 what next? @allianceparty @naomi_long says new talks about to start and @BillClinton intervention could inspire a breakthrough. More on air and online throughout morning. pic.twitter.com/cxGIKNaDgw
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) April 11, 2018
Young guests at the freedom of Belfast ceremony told Q News they've been inspired by the efforts of Mr. Clinton and Mr. Mitchell to change society here for the better...
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