PM: Good Friday Agreement 'best foundation' to keep peace
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PM: Good Friday Agreement 'best foundation' to keep peace
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak commends the Good Friday Agreement; which in his words "remains the best and only foundation" to keep the peace in Northern Ireland.
He takes this opportunity to call himself a "proud" unionist, and that the UK is "stronger" with Northern Ireland.
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Former US president Bill Clinton praises Senator George Mitchell for doing a 'brilliant job' in helping secure the Good Friday Agreement - during a conference held in Belfast to mark the 25th..
Speaking at the Good Friday Agreement event in Belfast, former US President Bill Clinton says he wishes "there was a way to bring in a human dimension" to conflict around the world, like the Good..
The US president brought words of encouragement and offers of investment on his visit to Northern Ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the region's Good Friday peace agreement.
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