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when michelle o'neill was on this programme, the leader of sinn fein in the north, she said she thought there would be a united ireland, quite possibly in her lifetime. do you? i don't know. it's impossible to say. before brexit, i would have said, odds—on, probably not. since then, things have been much more fluid, and people who would have been previously unionist, though i would have said pragmatic unionist, perhaps is the way to describe them, who were content with the status quo, less content with the status quo than previously. is that the best way to describe you? not really. i don't really have... i suppose i don't really define myself in that way. but you must have a view. not necessarily, because i don't really need to have a view right now, because it's not a pressing question, and as i have said before, i'm a practical, pragmatic politician... if everyone is going around having an argument about something there is a fundamental, are you seriously saying that when you are home with michael, pouring a glass of wine, i think of all that? you don't have an opinion on it? i don

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we are going to take you straight to northern ireland where michelle o'neill from sinn fein is speaking ahead of the government setting out plans that would allow parts of northern's post—brexit trade arrangements to be altered without agreement with the eu. the eu claims this could be against international law. let us listen.— this could be against international law. let us listen. they have little commitment _ law. let us listen. they have little commitment and _ law. let us listen. they have little commitment and i _ law. let us listen. they have little commitment and i think _ law. let us listen. they have little commitment and i think that - law. let us listen. they have little i commitment and i think that makes law. let us listen. they have little - commitment and i think that makes me very bad faith partner in which to negotiate, but what we want to see with the majority of the members here, the st lp and