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Panorama: Divide and Rule

07/04/2008

Divide and Rule

BBC One - Panorama, Divide and Rule

A look at the effect power-sharing has had on Northern Ireland's sectarian divisions.

Ten years on from the Good Friday Agreement, Panorama examines what power-sharing has done for those living with Northern Ireland's deep sectarian divisions.

Current affairs programme with Jeremy Vine. Ten years on from the Good Friday Agreement, and old enemies Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness are sharing jokes as well as power. But what's life like on the ground for those struggling to deal with Northern Ireland's deep and abiding sectarian divisions? Reporter Declan Lawn spent half his childhood in Martin McGuinness's home town of Derry before moving to Ian Paisley's heartland of Ballymena. Now he's going back to both towns - one majority Catholic, the other majority Protestant - to report on how the last ten years of the peace process have, for many people, been far from peaceful.

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