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Date Broadcast:	Tue 5th Jan 1999	Duration:	10 mins 35 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The UKUP has officially split, followers of Cedric Wilson has formed the N.Ireland Unionist Party. Film report on issues with Paddy Roche statement on their position, then Bob McCartney's reply, he wants them to face electorate, there are now six Unionist parties. In the studio Cedric Wilson gives his interview on Mr McCartney's election challenge and the criticism levelled at him by his own constituency Chairman. He details how the UKUP funded it's last election campaign. NIE to increase goodwill payments to customers cut off for twenty four hours in recent storms. Film report.
DVD No.	D02750	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3743

Date Broadcast:	Wed 6th Jan 1999	Duration:	9 mins 49 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At Magherafelt GAA club a workman was injured today by a small pipe bomb blast. Film report the Orange volunteers admit causing the blast. The anti-intimidation group FAIT says paramilitary punishment attacks are costing the economy ten million pound a year. Film report including shooting in legs of two men in West Belfast last night. Lord Dubs (Northern Ireland Office, Minister), A. Attwood (SDLP), G. O'Neill (SF, Cllr) all comment. Then S. Wilson's (DUP) reaction, followed by Vincent McKenna (FAIT) comments. RUC release attack statistics for Republican and Loyalist attacks, breakdown of £10,000,000 cost figures. The mother of Andrew Kearney, killed by the IRA in a botched punishment attack in July 1997, has confronted the Belfast IRA leader, she believes ordered the shooting. Film report with Maureen Kearney interview. She explains why the IRA say they shot him and what Gerry Adams (SF) said when she met him.
DVD No.	D02750	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3744

Date Broadcast:	Thu 7th Jan 1999	Duration:	9 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The IRA's New Year statement in An Phoblacht has called on both governments to face down the Unionists veto on progress. Film report with Fred Cobain (UUP) saying it's an IRA threat. S. Wilson (DUP) reaction, he blames UUP/Trimble, then Mark Durkan (SDLP) views. Then S. Close (Alliance) reaction. In the studio, M. McGuinness (SF) gives his views on the IRA statement content and points out the way forward as he sees it, then Billy Hutchinson (PUP) gives his reaction to Loyalist violence and says the IRA statement is a threat, he says the Peace process is doomed over decommissioning.
DVD No.	D02750	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3745

Date Broadcast:	Sat 9th Jan 1999	Duration:	51 mins 16 secs
Broadcast Company:	Channel Four Television Corporation	Channel:	Channel 4
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Cutting Edge Special
Programme Title:	David Trimble
Description:	This fly on the wall type documentary follows the UUP leader around N.Ireland, in the days before and after the referendum vote on the Good Friday Agreement (GFO). It also profiles his involvement in public life and politics over the last thirty years. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02750	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	229

Date Broadcast:	Mon 18th Jan 1999	Duration:	10 mins 32 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Breaking news, 'No' campaign call foul as UUP calls for early vote on Trimble and Mallon paper on the future of government here. Film report with Trimble comment in Stormont on decommissioning, then S. Mallon speech and Paisley's reply. Gerry Adams (SF) accuses Unionists of stalling again in his speech, then D. Ervine (PUP) worries process will collapse because of macho men, then Reg Empey (UUP) criticises Bob McCartney and DUP. Vote update latest. Then live to Stormont for the latest news from Ken Reid on voting situation and the DUP anger at the UUP ambush. The Garvaghy Road Residents have met Tony Blair at number ten. Film report with latest efforts to find Drumcree solution and rejection of more proximity talks by Denis Watson (Orangeman), Brendan McKenna (Residents Spokesman) comments on what they told Blair about Orange terror. Drumcree standoff now approaches it's two hundredth day.
DVD No.	D02750	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3746

Date Broadcast:	Tue 19th Jan 1999	Duration:	12 mins 7 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Andrew Hunter (Tory MP) may change his mind about naming the alleged Omagh bomber in parliament, but he will name six Republican and Loyalists, he says committed punishment beatings. Film report from Market Hill where Hunter met the relatives of victims of IRA violence including the Sterritt family, whose killer was recently released. Hunter interview on his sources. Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Cons) comments, then Mo Mowlam (Northern Ireland Secretary) tells him he'll prejudice prosecutions, Hunter then visited FAIT offices with Andrew McKay (MP), Hunter and Vincent McKenna (FAIT) comments. The UUP deputy Chief whip, D. Shipley Dalton criticised his party's handling of Peter Weir's (MLA) failure to vote with the UUP yesterday, he has lost the party whip, not thrown out. Film report with Peter Weir, J. Taylor and Duncan Shipley-Dalton interviews. Meanwhile the DUP accuse the UUP of using bully boy tactics to get yesterday's vote passed. Peter Robinson (DUP) and Reg Empey (UUP) give opposite views. Today the DUP met R. Flanagan (RUC Chief Cons.). Film report with P. Robinson saying beatings would halt if linked to prisoner releases. Paisley also comments, then R. Flanagan views. Paul Berry and I. Paisley complain about RUC behaviour at Drumcree.
DVD No.	D02750	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3747

Date Broadcast:	Wed 20th Jan 1999	Duration:	11 mins 36 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Blair says stopping the Prisoner release scheme would bring the GFA to an end. Film report from West Minister exchange between Tony Blair and William Hague (Tory Leader) on releases, punishment beatings and lack of decommissioning. Earlier Mo Mowlam stressed that the Government feels decommissioning is a necessity. Film report on her remarks. The Orange Vols, attacked Loughisland man, Patsy Shields in a pipe bomb attack on his home last night. Film report with Mr Shields comments, then Mick Murphy's (SF) reaction the Patsy Tomans (SDLP, Cllr) opinions, then Darren Nesbitt (UUP, MLA) comments, then profile of what's known about the Orange Volunteers. In the studio D. Ervine (PUP) comment son the Orange Vol. He thinks they are LVF foot soldiers, he comments on their motivation. He's pessimistic about decommisioning.
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3748

Date Broadcast:	Mon 25th Jan 1999	Duration:	8 mins 39 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mo Mowlam has met parties associated with paramilitary groups, but Sinn Fein leaders boycotted the meeting about punishment attacks. Film report shows FAIT statistics of attacks with Mo Mowlam comments. First in was B. Hutchinson and D. Ervine (PUP) comments, Alex Maskey and B. DeBrun went in instead of M. McGuinness and Adams who boycotted it, McGuinness explains why. Last in was the UDP, G. McMichael comments. Meanwhile in Rosharkin, an eighteen year old man was the victim of the latest attack. Relatives of Protestants in South Armagh shot by PIRA have confronted the relatives of the eight IRA men killed by the SAS at Loughgall who had met, Adam Ingram (Victims Minister) at Castle Buildings. Film report shows F. Molloy and B. McIlduff being heckled, then B. McConnell (FAIR) objects to the meeting as does P. Robinson (DUP). D.Ervine (PUP) also challenged. As Loughgall relatives talked to Press they are heckled. Lorna Kelly waves her UDR son's photo, then Sinn Fein MLA interviews.
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3749

Date Broadcast:	Wed 27th Jan 1999	Duration:	10 mins 59 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Eamon Collins (Former IRA man) is found dead on Newry roadside. Film report with profile of Collin's past life in the IRA and his new career as an author, Liam Clarke (Sunday Times Journalist) comments on a previous 1997 hit and run car attack. His new home at Camlough was burned down. Gerry Adams (SF) gives his reactions to Collins death. Clip of last year's interview he did with UTV on the Omagh bomb aftermath. In the Commons Blair (Prime Minister) clashed again with William Hague (Tory) over punishment beating. Film report with S. Mallons opinions and clip of Blair's and Hague's exchange. Then live from Commons, Ken Reid reports on the latest comments from Paisley, who has threatened to Republican killers in South Armagh and the Blair/Hague clash and how they fit into the big picture.
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3750

Date Broadcast:	Thu 28th Jan 1999	Duration:	7 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Sinn Fein has denied PIRA involvement in the death of Eamon Collins. RUC say his injuries were horrendous. Film report show graffiti, around his home, he was painting it out when killed. RUC say he had head injuries and was stabbed nine times, Eddie Graham (RUC Chief Insp) comments, then D. Trimble (UUP) blames the PIRA for killing Collins and calls it ceasefire breach but Brendan Curran (SF, Cllr) rejects the idea, PIRA done it. Then Gerry Miller (Daily Mirror, Journalist) comments on an interview he done with Collins hours before his death, about Republican intimidation of his family. In Commons, I. Paisley named Eugene Reavey as the man behind the PIRA Kingsmill Massacre of ten Protestants in 1976, Mr Reavey has challenged Paisley to repeat it without Parliamentary privilege. Film report on political reactions, Mr Reavey lost three brothers to Loyalist killers the day before Kingsmill, he gives interview on Paisley comments. Gerry Adams (SF) comments, then P. Robinson (DUP), S.Mallon's (SDLP) opinions.
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	162
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3751

Date Broadcast:	Tue 2nd Feb 1999	Duration:	20 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Punishment Attacks
Description:	Paramilitary punishment attacks examined. Documentary begins with Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief) comments on the paramilitaries currently involved in punishment attacks, by it they maintain social control. (First ten minutes missing) ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	231

Date Broadcast:	Tue 2nd Feb 1999	Duration:	18 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Belfast City Council has withdrawn a £50,000 grant for the city's St.Patrick's Day parade. The carnival will go ahead. Film report from City Hall as Loyalists protested outside, Unionists furious about presence of tri-colours. Chris McGimpsey (UUP) views, then Gerry Adams (SF) reaction, then A. Attwood (SDLP) views. Lee Reynolds (Loyalist protester) attacks D. Allardyce's (Lord Mayor) attendance at the carnivals launch, then Allardyce's reply. Then Catriona Ruane (Parade Organiser) interview on flags and emblems policy. In the studio, Catriona Ruane discusses the parade issue with B. Hutchinson (PUP) who highlights Uninonist opposition points, both comment on Downpatrick's non-political parade. D. Trimble (UUP) wants Human Rights watch to come to Northern Ireland and monitor paramilitary punishment attacks. The latest shooting was in Cookstown last night. Film report with Trimble interview in studio, he outlines why he's making this call, despite past Unionist objections to Human Rights Groups interference here. He also comments on an incident in Fermanagh last night when DUP protesters attacked UUP party members going into a meeting in Co. Tyrone. Film report on Derek Nixon (Cllr), then Trimble heckled and jostled as he arrives. Ken Magennis (UUP, MP) says he was kicked, Joan Carson (UUP) and G. Campbell (DUP) opinions. In Antrim, the Red Hand Defenders say they threw a grenade at Catholic mass goers, it didn't explode. Film report with Oran Keenan's (SDLP, Cllr) reaction, then David Moorman's (PUP) reaction. Norman Boyd (NIUP) comments after meeting Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Cons). In Newry, three buses carrying Ulster Rugby Supporters were stoned by youths. Film report with Eddie Grahams (RUC, Chief Insp.) comments.
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3752

Date Broadcast:	Thu 4th Feb 1999	Duration:	13 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Paddy Fox (IRA) was abducted last week end by PIRA and beaten, he is dissident Republican, film report with interview, the IRA says its investigating PIRA members who stole some of its weapons, Ed Moloney (journalist) comments on the background of this incident. Then Ken Magennis (UUP) comments on IRA statement, Mo Mowlam says process entering a difficult period in her film interview. Pat Byrne (Garda Chief) today said he's confident of catching Omagh bombers. Meanwhile in Dublin four PIRA men are to be sentenced today for killing Garda McCabe (June 1997) during an armed robbery. Film report on anger at G, Sheedy, M. O'Neill, K. Walsh and P. McAuley's manslaughter verdicts with comments of John Healy (Garda Rep. Assoc.), then Jim Higgins (FG, TD) views. William Hague (Tory Leader) is to visit South Armagh FAIR Group, who today met Hague in London, he comments on the Constable D. Sterritt case, his killers are to be released on date of 10th anniversary of his killing. Film report with Fred Sterritt and B. McConnell (FAIR) interviews, then A. Mackay (Tory) wants prisoner releases stopped. The last republican prisoner held in an English jail has been freed by the court of appeal in London. Film report on Nicholson Mullan (50) jailed in 1990 for conspiracy to cause explosions.
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3753

Date Broadcast:	Thu 4th Feb 1999	Duration:	27 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	Channel Four Television Corporation	Channel:	Channel 4
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Dispatches
Programme Title:	Dissident Republcian Threat
Description:	Programme profiles the threat from dissident Republican groups, it opens at a fund raising dinner in New York with comments of Dorothy Robinson (organiser) on were the money goes, and her attitudes to the British Army. ( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02760	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3754

Date Broadcast:	Tue 9th Feb 1999	Duration:	29 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Killed In Rage
Description:	A look at the life and death of Newry man Eamon Collins; an ex-IRA informer. This programme looks at the life and death of Eamon Collins (former Newry IRA volunteer), who gave evidence on his comrades then retracted it before going to trial, he was found killed on Newry's back roads. ( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	232

Date Broadcast:	Wed 10th Feb 1999	Duration:	5 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) says the men I.Paisley named in the Commons as the Kingsmills killers weren't involved. Film report on Flanagan statement after named men Eugene Reavey and Brendan Ferris met Flanagan. Johnn Fees (SDLP, MLA) comments, then Solicitor, Rory McShane challenges Paisley to repeat remark outside Parliament, then Eugene Reavey comments on effects on his business. Flanagan says Paisley document isn't a police document yet, his son insists it is a police dossier he has. In Crumlin, a pipe bomb has been found, earlier in the week the Orange Vols had said they left a bomb near local bar.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3755

Date Broadcast:	Mon 15th Feb 1999	Duration:	8 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In the Stormont Assembly debate on the future government here, everything was overshadowed by the decommissioning issue. Film report with Trimble comments on Ahern view that paramilitaries must decommission. Gerry Adams (SF) plays down the significance of Ahern remarks. Meanwhile S. Mallon says no decommissioning without trust and outside the Good Friday Agreement there is no chance of any decommissioning. P. Robinson (DUP) called M. McGuinness (SF) a self confessed IRA man and quotes McGuinness pro-IRA statements. D. Ervine (PUP) cynically replies about DUP attitudes, he wants to test Sinn Fein. M. McGuinness held up a piece of a grenade accusing DUP of Ulster Resistance links, then live to Stormont for Ken Reid analysis of today's debate and the decommissioning issue and the current pressures on Sinn Fein. He also previews how many Trimble MLA's will defect to 'No' camp at the vote.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3756

Date Broadcast:	Tue 16th Feb 1999	Duration:	13 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Stormont vote goes Trimble's way, pro-agreement campaign wins. Roy Beggs votes with UUP a change of heart. Film report with Trimble comments on reduction in punishment attacks, then S. Mallon comments on the new way of setting issues. The DUP however hear William McCrea, they reject Sinn Fein in Government, then M. McLaughlin (SF) comments on DUP stance. B. Hutchinson (PUP) painted a gloomy picture if violence returns. Gerry Adams (SF) was in London to meet Blair, he comments on the Stormont vote success and his discussion with Blair on Drumcree, attacks on Catholics and British Army covert operations. B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) speaking in the Dail says there had to be a handover of weapons, then live to Stormont for Ken Reid's analysis of today's vote and Trimble's success in UUP votes. In West Belfast, an IRA arsenal of weapons was found. Film report on St James area search with Alastair Robinson (RUC inspector) comments, then back to Stormont where I. Paisley (DUP) gives his views on today's Stormont vote, he sees Trimble disnt get Unionist majority, he says UTV is lying to the Northern Ireland public.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3757

Date Broadcast:	Wed 17th Feb 1999	Duration:	11 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At Stormont the Sinn Fein and UUP full talks teams had their first meeting, the leaders had met before. Film report from Stephen Grimasson, also today the Presbyterian Church led by Dr John Dixon met Sinn Fein, he comments on decommissioning issue, then report on UUP and Sinn Fein line ups for ninety minutes meeting. Later Trimble gave his reaction and then M. McGuinness (SF). Brian Rowan (Security Journalist) assesses the current chances of Republican or Loyalist decommissioning before March 10th deadline, M. McLaughlin (SF) interview, then John White (UDP) views. Pictures of UVF men posing with new guns then B. Hutchinson (PUP) views on weapons issue. D. Trimble (UUP) went to London to meet Blair, he comments from outside Downing Street on his Blair meeting and earlier Sinn Fein meeting and the decommissioning issue as it now stands, he rejects Ulster Unionists have got soft on Sinn Fein. This time last year Sinn Fein were expelled from talks. Film report looks at the thawing in relations between Sinn Fein and the UUP, preview of no personal contact policy i.e. no hand shakes yet. (Wednesday)
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3758

Date Broadcast:	Sun 21st Feb 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Loyalists:
Programme Title:	Part 1: No Surrender
Description:	Peter Taylor's series of documentaries on Loyalists paramilitaries; looks at the early history of Loyalist identity.
DVD No.		Tape No.	164
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	233

Date Broadcast:	Sun 21st Feb 1999	Duration:	50 mins 23 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Loyalists
Programme Title:	Part 1: No Surrender
Description:	Programme begins with Peter Taylor's introduction then an interview with UFF killer now John White (Loyalist politician) on his killing of Paddy Wilson (SDLP Senator) and Irene Andrews and reasons he done it. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02780	Tape No.	173
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3765

Date Broadcast:	Wed 24th Feb 1999	Duration:	17 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Colin Murphy (48) (South Armagh) appeared in a Dublin court today on charges relating to the Omagh bomb. Film report hears five others still in questioning. In Commons, T. Blair (Prime Minister) says he supports B. Ahern comments that a Northern Ireland Government cannot be set up without decommissioning. Film report on Blair answer to Trimble question. (sound delay slight here). Also questions from Eddie McGrady (SDLP, MP) on decommissioning with Mo Mowlam reply and Ken Reid's analysis of current movements to get decommissioning gesture. The Red Hand Defenders has admitted a pipe bomb attack on a house in Rosapenna Street, North Belfast. Film report on peaceline attack with profile of dissident Loyalist groups latest attacks and reaction from Sinn Fein(missing). In Bessbrook, an armed gang carried a death into a women during an attack on her house. Film report. The man they wanted wasn?t in the house, reaction of Fr. Sean McCarton to the attack. Then S. McGinn's (SDLP, Cllr) views, then D. Kennedy (UUP) views. It's the second punishment attack in Newry area, on Monday, a sixteen year old boy was abducted and beaten by a gang. The inquest into the INLA killing in the Maze of Billy Wright heard legal submissions today by the Prison Service over security issues. D. Wright had made claims about warnings and removal of two Prison Officers in a watchtower. Film carmera evidence. In Portadown, the trial of Paul Hobson charged with killing Rob Hamill two years ago. Film report hears Constable Alan Mees evidence as he was in a jeep at the scene.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3759

Date Broadcast:	Thu 25th Feb 1999	Duration:	6 mins 43 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) says he's confident more people will be charged in relation to Omagh bombing, but people must be patient. Film report covers yesterday's charges in Dublin. Garda/RUC co-operation, Flanagan interview, also highlights threat of dissident or mainstream paramilitary groups. A former London Met Officer, Jonathan McIvor, now serving with the RUC has been criticised in a report about the killing of black London teenager Steven Lawrence. Film report highlights what he didn't do on the night of the killing, he's now Superintendent in Enniskillen area. R. Flanagan backs McIvor in his comments at a police conference in Belfast. Dr. Neil Jarmin (Queens University, Belfast) comments on the RUC's problems here with racial minorities like travellers. Then Rosie Mongan gives travellers views and then Patrick Yu (Chinese Community). The RUC has appointed Gary White (Chief Insp.) to especially deal with Northern Ireland's minority groups. Film interview with White.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3760

Date Broadcast:	Sat 27th Feb 1999	Duration:	50 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Loyalists
Programme Title:	Part 2: Returning The Serve
Description:	Episode begins with Peter Taylor's recollections of making the programme and in this case he recalls Billy Giles emblematic story. Programme begins with Billy Giles recounted his murder of a Catholic workmate, then Taylor on Loyalist community, fears in the 1970s. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02780	Tape No.	164,270,271,173
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3767

Date Broadcast:	Sun 28th Feb 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Loyalists:
Programme Title:	Part 2: Returning The Serve
Description:	Peter Taylor's documentary on Loyalist paramilitaries; interviews with Loyalist killers about their rationale.
DVD No.		Tape No.	164
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	234

Date Broadcast:	Tue 2nd Mar 1999	Duration:	9 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Armagh controlled explosions carried out on devices left at flats by dissident Loyalists. Film report with film of controlled explosion. Also at Derriaghy the RUC found a Loyalist arms dump, and in Belfast's Little May Street, a rifle was found. Mo Mowlam (Northern Ireland Secretary) says the target date for devolution hand over is still March 10th. Film report as she begins talks with parties. Firstly the DUP and SDLP. Also today G. McMichael (UDP) met S. Mallon (SDLP) on their views of Republican decommissioning. Film report with G. McMichael and S. Mallon comments. At Belfast City Council, Alliance votes have forced through a new deal concerning committee Chairmen, which will give Sinn Fein posts, even though Unionists opposed the deal. Film report with Fred Cobain (Cllr) views, then S. Neeson. Meanwhile LVF go-between Pastor Kenny McClinton today met General DeChastelein to discuss more decommissioning acts, outside he rejected the idea that the LVF was behind recent bombings using the name Orange Vols or Red Hand Defenders. Film report and interview, he says the arrest of Mark Fulton has delayed more decommissioning acts. At the trial of five men on charges of killing Steven Restorik (L/Cpl) in Bessbrook in February 1997. Bernard McGinn (41), M. Caragher (31) Martin Mines (30), James Ardle (30) were all captured by the SAS in April 1997, the court was told B.McGinn told police M. Caragher was the actual sniper, he also said Caragher also killed Paul Garrett (L/Bomb) in December 1993. Film report also quotes defense submissions.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3761

Date Broadcast:	Wed 3rd Mar 1999	Duration:	4 mins 2 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mo Mowlam (N.Ireland Secretary) says 10th March devolution date is unlikely to be met. Film report with Mowlam interview, then S.Mallon view on any extension, Mowlam has also banned Loyalist groups, the Orange Vols and Red Hand Defenders. Film report with group profiles, she has also accepted the six month ceasefire of the INLA as genuine. Also today the four main church leaders speaking in Co. Antrim school called for politicians to be patient at this critical time for peace process. (Report ends early).
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	163
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3762

Date Broadcast:	Fri 5th Mar 1999	Duration:	4 mins 51 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Bobby Philpott (UFF prisoner) serving fifteen years for attempted murder he's alleged security forces gave him files on Republicans. Film report is clip from Peter Taylor's series 'Loyalists' with comments of Teresa Slone, her husband Gerard was killed in 1988, today Gary McMichael (UDP) tried to plan down the comment, the RUC has denied the allegations. Nationalists want independent inquiry into Finucane/Slone cases, A. Attwood (SDLP) comments, then I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) views, A. Maskey (SF, Cllr) rejects R. Flanagan comment.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3763

Date Broadcast:	Sun 7th Mar 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Loyalists
Programme Title:	Part 3: War and Peace
Description:	Peter Taylor's documentary on Loyalist paramilitaries.
DVD No.		Tape No.	164A
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	235

Date Broadcast:	Sun 7th Mar 1999	Duration:	49 mins
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Loyalists
Programme Title:	Part 3: War and Peace
Description:	Programme begins with Peter Taylor's introduction on the nature of this episode now Loyalists moved from war to peace, and his reaction to some interviews he carried out. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02790	Tape No.	164,270,271,173
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3769

Date Broadcast:	Mon 8th Mar 1999	Duration:	7 mins 29 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mo Mowlam says she will trigger the mechanism allowing parties to take their seats in an executive by the end of the month. Film report with Mowlam interview on d'hondt system plan, allowing Ministers to choose which seats they want. Reg Empey (UUP) says it will only happen with decommissioning dealt with, then Gerry Adams (SF) warned of a crisis ahead in his comments. In Dubln, Mowlam signed four treaties with the Republic setting up the cross border bodies and East West Institutions. In Stormont, the members sorted out their working day business schedule for Parliament. In the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of Mowlam's decision and what is expected to happen about decommissioning. The two Prime Ministers are expected to intervene again as is Bill Clinton next week at the St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Washington. A. Maskey (SF) has won damages from the RUC for wrongrful arrest at the time his house was attacked by loyalist gunmen. Across border operation at Fermanagh found no bomb after a phone warning. Film report on RUC/Garda searches.
DVD No.	D02770	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3764

Date Broadcast:	Tue 9th Mar 1999	Duration:	40 mins 15 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	The Stormont Story
Description:	Eighty years examined. This programme is a history of N.Ireland over the last eighty years, it begins with a film clip of Lord Brookeborough (N.Ireland PM) with Orangemen on the 12 July parade, then a Protestant state for a Protestant people, but it ended in failure in 1972 when the British closed down Stormont. (. . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02790	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	236

Date Broadcast:	Tue 9th Mar 1999	Duration:	5 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Gerry Adams and D.Trimble talks ended. Film report with Trimble comments, decommissioning will have to happen and process succeed, then Adams demanded full implementation of Good Friday Agreement in his comments. Meanwhile Mo Mowlam says on Good Friday this year, not March 10th, she will 'go live' on establishing an Executive. In the High Court today, lawyers argued over the Law Society's refusal to consider the British and Irish Rights watch report on collusion in the killing ten years ago of Solicitor, Pat Finucane by the UFF. Film report on proceedings, Justice Kerr permitted a hearing for a judicial review.
DVD No.	D02790	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3771

Date Broadcast:	Wed 10th Mar 1999	Duration:	9 mins 44 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Portadown a Protestant family had to escape when a pipe bomb was thrown at their home. Film report with comments of Tony McCabe on the attack. The Orange Order has met the Patten Commission on Policing. Film report with comments of Robert Saulters (Orange Chief) rejecting change for the sake of change. They want to keep RUC's name and badge, they also object to Policemen being banned from being in the Order. Chris Patten comments on when he expects finish his report. The Widow of Pat Finucane is suing Ministry of Defence and Brian Nelson for her husband's murder with Mowlam dropping March 16th deadline a small protest was held at Stormont. Film report also considers B. Ahern's comments there is no plan B if next deadline fails at Good Friday. Comments of D. Morrison (SF) in interview with Paddy Prendiville (Phoenix Journalist) on West Belfast radion station. Outside on the street, local people give their views on decommissioning issue. In East Belfast locals give their views on decommissioning.
DVD No.	D02790	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3772

Date Broadcast:	Thu 11th Mar 1999	Duration:	18 mins 10 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Lee Clegg (British Paratrooper) has been found not guilty of the 1990 killing of Sharon Reilly (joy-rider) in his re-trial. Film report, he was found guilty of GBH on car driver, his original conviction was on bullet 4. Judge ruled this out. His lawyer, Simon McKay gives an interview. Film review of the incident in 1990 and the case since. No comment from Reilly Family today. Preview of rioting after Cleggs previous release, he's since been promoted in the Army. His barrister, William Clegg had written in January to Mowlam asking for his release even if he was convicted furing his re-trial. BBC legal Journalist comments on why the barrister wrote the letter, it's most unusual. In London, D. Trimble met T. Blair, he comments on his disappointment over lack of decommissioning as all the other facets of agreement are in place. He wants a creditable beginning to decommissioning, he may meet Adams in Washington next week. Gerard Stewart (22) (cafe Society, Porter) was sentenced to life for stabbing Manageress, Eliza Ward (18) in July 17th 1997. Film report. Courts hear Stewart was secondary psychopath. Ward family comment. The organisers of this years Belfast Feis have been refused a seven hundred pound Arts Council grant because Council says Irish Dancing isn't regarded as traditional Art form. Film report with Feis Organisers, Padraig Mullen's reaction, then Sinead Rainey's (Dance teacher) views. Next report on the changing face of Belfast's night life. Previews of the Empire, McGuinness Bar at the law courts, McCausland's Hotel, Tedfords Restaurant and McHughes at the Docks.
DVD No.	D02790	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3773

Date Broadcast:	Fri 12th Mar 1999	Duration:	5 mins 46 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Protests continue after Lee Cleggs acquittal. Film report hears comments of Clegg's mother from England. Wynne Johnston says Reilly family uninterested in actual verdict. Relatives for Justice held a protest at Hollywood army Barracks, present there was family of another army victim, Peter McBride. Jean McBride's comments on the Reilly family's grief. Mo Mowlam has become involved in rumours she may be the next Mayor of London. Film report hears views of locals 'Don't go Mo'. Mowlam plays rumours down, then Ken Livingstone comments.
DVD No.	D02800	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3774

Date Broadcast:	Mon 15th Mar 1999	Duration:	15 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Rosemary Nelson (40) (Lurgan Solicitor) was killed in a booby trap bomb in her car at her home. Film report with reaction from Tony Blair and B.Ahern, Loyalists blamed for attack. Sam Kinkaid (RUC Detective Superintendent) comments, then Brian Curran (local Primary School Head) reaction, she represented Garvaghy Road Residents, Joe Duffy (Cllr) praises her work and friendship. Nationalists protest in Lurgan. B. Rowan (Security Journalist) speculates on which group killed her. Martin McGuinness (SF) says it might' nt have been dissident Loyalists. Then Reg Empey (UUP) comments. Catherine Dixon's (Law Society President) reaction to attack and comments on previous threats. From Washington, USA, a film report on the reaction there from S. Mallon (SDLP), then a live interview with D. Trimble (UUP) condemning the killing, he says it underlines the need of ending terror and establishing peace. Then report from Mark Simpson on the St Patrick's week celebrations across America and views of parade participants. Clinton to meet the local parties this week. S. Mallon comments, then Rita O'Hare (SF) views on what Clinton might do and say. One hundred new jobs announced for Belfast. William Daley (US Commerce Secretary) comments. In Larne, a Catholic familiy survived a Loyalist sectarian petrol bomb attack on their home. Film report with Karen Kennedy (RUC Superintendent) comments. Then Bobby McKee (DUP) comments.
DVD No.	D02800	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3775

Date Broadcast:	Tue 16th Mar 1999	Duration:	49 mins 8 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Rosemary Nelson's killing
Description:	The Rosemary Nelson murder and Irish Americans' reaction to the peace process. The programme is introduced as supposed to be about Irish American's reactions to the peace process one year on, but the Nelson murder has overshadowed all that, the Insight begins then with a film review of the murder this week in Lurgan, then film clip of her body returning home, and of a Nationalist protest rally. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02800	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	237

Date Broadcast:	Tue 16th Mar 1999	Duration:	18 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) has called in David Phillips ( Chief Constable, Kent), and a representative of the FBI to head up the R.Nelson murder inquiry. Film report from Brian Rowan (Journalist) on bomb type. Red Hand Defenders statement. Interview with Flanagan on suspects, in 1997 in Bangor a Loyalist died in a similar bomb attack by the UFF, then film clip of R. Nelson meeting, Chris Patten (Commission on Policing). She had made complaints about RUC officiers about death threats to RUC and international bodies. R. Flanagan comments. Then Param Cumaraswamy (UN Human Rights, Repertoire) is happy to see FBI involvement. Meanwhile Fr. Kieran McPartland comments on the effects of killing in Nelson family. Film report with Brid Rodgers (SDLP) reaction. In the studio, Diane Hamill, whose brother Robert was beaten to death by Portadown Loyalists two years ago gives an appreciation of the work R. Nelson done for their family and she relays the feelings of Nationalists in Mid-Ulster. In Washington, USA a report on Northern Ireland Politicians day. Mo Mowlam receives an award called for a minutes silence, then Monica McWilliams comments. In New York, George Mitchell speech challenged the pro-agreement parties to do more. Film report, Senator Ed Kennedy on the role of the USA in Ireland. Gerry Adams arrives tonight, then interview with Mo Mowlam on the current talks situation and the lack of trust, she hopes Clinton can make an impact, she comments on effects of R. Nelson killing, she hopes progress can be made this week. Then Bruce Morrison comments on the US reaction to R. Nelson's killing, the Good Friday Agreement must go forward, he comments on what Bill Clinton's attitude will be tomorrow when he meets parties. In Belfast Courts, the trial of Loyalist, Trevor McKeown, on a charge of killing Catholic, Bernadette Martin hears evidence from Miss Martin's Protestant boyfriend, Gordon Green about the July 1997 murder. Film report hears Green had been arrested previously about M. McGoldrick killing in which the gun was used.
DVD No.	D02800	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3776

Date Broadcast:	Wed 17th Mar 1999	Duration:	15 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Frankie Curry (46) (Prominent Loyalist) is shot dead on the Shankill Road, film report, Red Hand Defenders blame the UVF and threaten revenge, photo of Curry with Billy Wright, he was also nephew of Gusty Spence, reaction from Ken Magennis (UUP), and from John White (UDP). In the USA, Mo Mowlam with Ted Kennedy gives her reaction to the killing. Then Brian Rowan (Security Journalist) gives a profile of F. Curry. He was expelled from Red Hand Commando, he had been in jail several times, UVF believed responsible. He comments on the Red Hand Defenders statement. The switch to Washington, USA, where local politicians to meet Clinton today. Film report on last night's dinner at American-Ireland Fund. Bertie Ahern (Taoiseach) tribute to Northern Ireland politicians, John Hume (SDLP), Gerry Adams (SF), Seamus Mallon (SDLP), and David Ervine (PUP), discussions on film clip, then Adams says he can't deliver Trimble's demands. Trimble gives his reply at National press Club, Al Gore (Vice-President) comments on peace. Then interview with D. Ervine (PUP) on what's going on in Loyalism with Curry's killing. Then Reg Empey (UUP) reaction is it shows the necessity of setting arms issue. Both answer questions on compromise. David Phillips (Chief Cons. Kent) is due here today to begin the inquiry into the Rosemary Nelson murder. Next report from today's St Patrick's Day Parade, firstly at Kilkeel where Loyalists protested, and there was a bomb scare. Mick Murphy (SF, MLA) comments. In Belfast the Parade went ahead, tri-colours and all, despite Belfast Councils withdrawal of funds. Minutes silence for R. Nelson. Film report. In the next report, coverage of Belfast Parade and rally at City Hall. Then film clip of big parade in Dublin, with Mary McAleese comments, then report from Armagh and Downpatrick.
DVD No.	D02800	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3777

Date Broadcast:	Thu 18th Mar 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Lurgan the funeral of Rosemary Nelson. Film report with Fr. Peter McParland's sermon, then her sons, Gavin and Christopher talk about their mother. In Belfast, a minute's silence in courts, silent Derry vigil. In Portadown, the RUC say an officer did strike B. McKenna (Cllr) with his baton on the Garvaghy Road, but it was an accident. Film report on the overnight trouble with B. McKenna comments, then Tom Craig (RUC ACC) version. D. Jones (Orange Order) denies they shouted slogans about Rosemary Nelson, Tom Craig (RUC, ACC) comments on slogans. Gusty Spence says he's been told the UVF didn't kill his nephew, Frank Curry. Brian Rowan (Journalist) comments on the case and the R. Nelson inquiry. In USA, Bill Clinton met local parties last night, comments of B. Ahern, C. Wilson. G. Mitchell awarded honour, he makes appeal to local politicians, then Clinton mentions R. Nelson and other victims, then Gerry Adams reveals what Trimble wants from him in decommissioning. Then report on Clare Gallagher's (Omagh Victim) concert for Charity.
DVD No.	D02800	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3778

Date Broadcast:	Fri 19th Mar 1999	Duration:	12 mins 29 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The PIRA's South Armagh sniper team is sentenced after trial conviction. Film report, RUC team led by Neville McCoubrey (Detective Superintendent). Men arrested at farm in April 1997 with Barrett 50 rifle and special car, sentenced were Bernard McGinn, Michael Caragher, James McArdle and Martin Mines. The families of dead soldiers Steven Restorik (23), Paul Garrett and Thomas Johnston (UDR Soldier) were in court. Rita Restorik called for Government to reconsider early releases. Gladstone Garrett also comments. In Portadown rioting followed R. Nelson funeral on Garvaghy Road. Film report on hijacking and petrol bombings. Helen McCann interview on attempt to burn down her chip shop. Jim McCammack (UUP, Cllr) laments effects on Portadown Businesses. B. Rodgers (SDLP) blames Orange Order for provocation. The Independent Commission for Police Complaints has confirmed it isn't satisfied with the RUC handling of complaint made against it by Rosemary Nelson. Film report from Brian Rowan on RUC threats to Nelson dating back to Summer of 1997 with Geralyn McNally (ICPC member) comments on their concerns, at earlier news conference Paul Donnelly (ICPC Chairman) answered further questions on the Mulvally Inquiry, which also looked at the alleged threats, it had no direct RUC involvement. In the studio, D. Ervine (PUP) comments on the Nelson murder and the Red Hand Defenders claim of responsibility, he also denies the UVF killed either Nelson or F. Curry.
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3779

Date Broadcast:	Mon 22nd Mar 1999	Duration:	13 mins 65 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Jack Straw (British Home Secretary) has asked London High Court to review the early release of Pat Moyne, Gerard Mc Donnell, Thomas Quigley and Paul Kavanagh (PIRA prisoners). Film report with Straw's statement, then J. Rosenberg (Legal Correspondent) comments on the Government's action and the confused position. Then in the studio, G. Kelly (SF) comments on the political interface and double standards of British Government and the message it sends to supporters of the Good Friday Agreement. In the Maze, Republican prisoners have ruled out the idea the IRA should make a start with decommissioning. Film report with G. Kelly's (SF) comments after Maze meeting. At Stormont, Mowlam talked to all the pro-agreement parties at a meeting. Film report with Mowlam views, then P. Robinson (DUP) and Michael McGimpsey (UUP). Speculation also today about the political future of Jim Nicholson (UUP, MEP) who has admitted having an affair with his secretary. Film report. Then in the studio, Stephen Grimasson (Political Editor) analysis of today's events. Next report is from Newtownards where a thirteen year old boy, Ian Price was beaten by a Loyalist punishment gang. Film report has interview with the boy and his mother who are defiant, despite his broken arm and finger, he also had a gun put to his head.
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3780

Date Broadcast:	Tue 23rd Mar 1999	Duration:	12 mins 52 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Francis Trainor (59) (Castlewellan man) survived an Orange volunteers pipe bomb attack. Film report with Kazimir Rudewicz (RUC Insp.) comments. Then reaction from Eamon O'Neill (SDLP) he links attack to James Morgan's killers as does Mick Murphy (SF, MLA). At Stormont, Gerry Adams (SF) and D.Trimble (UUP) both emerged from an hour long meeting blaming each other for the decommissioning impasse. Film report with Trimble views, then Gerry Adams (SF) comments, then John Hume (SDLP) asks for a decommissioning gesture on semtex, then M. McGuinness (SF) comments after meeting General DeChastelein. In the High Court, hearing continues about the release of four IRA men, challenged by Jack Straw (Home Secretary). Film report on the details of the challenge with Gerry Adams accusing the British of being vindictive, then I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) gives his view on the inconsistency of Straw's action. The UVF has announced it is to cease the practise of expulsions. Film report on the case of Noel Phillips who details the effect his expulsion had on him. One hundred and sixty have been expelled this year. Chris Hudson (Dublin Mediator) comments on the UVF decision. Fermanagh Group FEAR met Adam Ingram (Northern Ireland Minister) to ask for compensation after they were forced to flee their homes because of IRA violence. Maureen North tells what happened to her son, used as a human bomb. Sam Foster (UUP, MLA) explains the figures they want. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	165
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3781

Date Broadcast:	Tue 23rd Mar 1999	Duration:	8 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of grenade attack in Castlewellan by Orange volunteers. Film report with Kazik Rudewicz (RUC Insp.) comments, then Eamon O'Neill's (SDLP) reaction, then Mick Murphy (SF) views. At Stormont, Trimble met Adams. Before that Adams had met Ahern. John Hume (SDLP) had asked for decommissioning gesture on semtex. M. McGuinness (SF) explains why that's not possible. After the Stormont meeting, Trimble and Adams blame each other for the decommissioning logjam. R. Nelson's husband Paul has said he doesn't want the RUC involved in the investigation of her murder after reading the ICPC report on RUC threats to Nelson. Film report with Paul Nelson statement. Meanwhile two hundred Solicitors have signed a petition for the RUC to be removed from the investigation. In the High Court a decision is expected within an hour on the Jack Straw attempt to have IRA men releases cancelled. Film report explains the tariff's argument discussed by the opposing sides.
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3782

Date Broadcast:	Tue 23rd Mar 1999	Duration:	2 mins 20 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC UK
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Belfast courts rule against Jack Straw's (Home Secretary) attempt to stop the release of four IRA prisoners. Film report with Alex Maskey (SF Cllr.) reaction. Then brief report on today's Trimble and Adams meeting on decommissioning at Stormont. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3783

Date Broadcast:	Tue 23rd Mar 1999	Duration:	1 mins 26 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	High Court rules against Home Secretary, and orders four IRA prisoners to be released, three tonight. Film report on judgement. (11.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3784

Date Broadcast:	Wed 24th Mar 1999	Duration:	3 mins 47 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Since R.Nelson's murder there have been calls for the RUC to be removed from the inquiry today Lord Dubbs (N.Ireland Office Minister) says the RUC will be involved despite the ICPC report. Film report on it's criticisms of RUC officers involved in it's inquiry's. R. Flanagan (RUC) says his officers are innocent until proven guilty in his interview. Liz O' Donnell (Irish Minister) comments on R. Nelson. The sentence Review Commission says it feels vindicated by the courts decision to release the IRA prisoners as it had directed under the Good Friday Agreement early release scheme. Film reports on the release of Gerard Quigley, Paul Cavanagh, and Gerry McDonnell last night with Gerry Adams (SF) reaction. Report on punishment attack in Dungannon, man beaten by gang. (1.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3785

Date Broadcast:	Wed 24th Mar 1999	Duration:	13 mins 23 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mo Mowlam says she'll keep R.Nelson inquiry under review, today the Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) defended his force despite the release of a damming ICPC report on obstructive RUC officers. Film report with Brid Rodgers (SDLP) views. Paul Nelson says he has no confidence in RUC inquiry. Film clip of Mowlam comments in Commons. Then film of Flanagans remarks. Mowlam says she will trigger d'hondt next week. Film report on her Commons remarks about her options, Trimble says it's all up to terrorists, he's done all he can. Then Andrew Mackay (Tory) attacks Mowlam and later John Prescott. At Stormont, the No camp held a strategy meeting which the UUP's rebel MLA, Peter Weir, attended. Cedric Wilson (NIUP) interview on his petition of concern idea to stop d'hondt, Bob McCartney's (UKUP) comments on his chances of success, then P. Robinson (DUP) and D. Watson (United Unionist). Film report on release last night from the Maze, of T. Quigley, P. Kavanagh and Gerry McDonnell. Profile of each man and review of the legal arguments with reaction of Gerry Adams (SF). At Stormont, the UUP and DUP clashed over the issue. Film report with N. Dodds and M. McGimpsey views. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3786

Date Broadcast:	Thu 25th Mar 1999	Duration:	14 mins 12 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In courts Mark Hobson (22) (Portadown Loyalist) acquitted of killing, Catholic Robert Hamill. His family promise to continue the fight for justice. Film report on April 1997 killing, with reaction from Diane Hamill and review of the case today. Gerry Adams (SF) comments on the Alabama of the North. Meanwhile, R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) says he will release part of the Niall Mulvahill report on threats to Nelson. Film report with Flanagan interview on RUC attitudes to R. Nelson as stated by ICPU. He rejects idea of removing RUC from inquiry. In Co. Armagh, the Orange Vols threw a grenade at the Derryhurk Inn at Lurgan. Film report with Dolores Kelly's (SDLP) reaction. The UVF and RHC have threatened to return to violence if a solution is forced on them. Liz O' Donnell (Irish Minister of State) comments on the UVF statement and the Irish Government's views of the threats. She also comments on the Police inquiries into the R. Nelson killing. In the studio, D. Ervine (PUP) gives his views on the UVF statement concerning events if the Good Friday Agreement should collapse. Ervine is keen to get a solution to decommissioning impasse, but they won't accept Anglo-Irish Agreement mark two. In Newtownards, four men arrested in relation to punishment attack on Ian Price (13).
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3787

Date Broadcast:	Fri 26th Mar 1999	Duration:	5 mins 44 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	John Hume is to give away his £250,000 Nobel Prize money, he's setting up Hume charitable fund, to help St Vincent De Paul and Salvation Army, plus the Omagh victim's fund. Film report with Hume's comments, then Colm McNicholl's (St Vincent De Paul), then Major George Pilkington (Sally Anns). Trimble has as yet made no decision what to do with his money. Next item is review of the current talks situation by Ken Reid with comments of Mo Mowlam on serious situation, Reid expects two Prime Ministers to come here next week and he explains the Review option should decommissioning talks fail. In Randalstown, an explosive device was left at the home of a catholic family. In Dublin High Court, Colm Murphy was granted bail, he face charges relating to the Omagh bombing. The Red Hand Defenders have threatened to kill Protestant, Stephen Paul (22) for killing Loyalist Frank Curry. They say Curry was killed by S. Paul as he had killed Paul's father.
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3790

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Mar 1999	Duration:	15 mins 44 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	It's Good Friday week, there has been much back and forth today to get a decommission deal. Film report with Sean Neeson (Alliance), Jane Morrice (Womens Coalition) comments, Mowlam comments on the visit of the two Prime Ministers later today. Nelson Mandela and Bill Clinton phoned in well wishes. I. Paisley's (DUP) views on any deal, Sinn Fein and UUP have met face to face, Taylor says Trimble could quit by the end of the week. B. Ahern comments on the chances of success, D. Ervine (PUP) says parties playing for everything. From Stormont, M. McLaughlin (SF) and M. McGimpsey (UUP) discuss the decommissioning issue and are asked about compromises, M. McGimpsey says UUP are not interested in surrender but a gesture of beginning decommission. At Hillsborough Castle, Stephen Grimasson reports on the imminent arrival of the two Prime Ministers, he comments on the atmosphere this year compared to the Good Friday Agreement signing last Easter. Next report is on the views of the ordinary people in West Belfast. It begins with a film clip of Catholics fleeing Bombay Street in 1969, then today locals say no to decommissioning because of their past experiences and the absence of any real peace yet. From Loyalists at the other side of the peace line, Protestants want decommissioning. Meanwhile two men, Andrew Totten (20) and Gary Charters, both from Donegal Pass, were charged with attempted murder of a German Football fan. Film report on incident after recent Northern Ireland and Germany match, with reaction from Alex Steele (Supporters Association) Film report also highlights the sectarian chants during the match by Northern Ireland fans despite Jim Boyce's (IFA) appeal not to. Andrew Conn's (Supporters Association) reaction. The Orange Order Leaders proposed to bring one hundred thousand Orangemen to Portadown this year if Drumcree isn't permitted to go ahead. Film report has R. Saulters comments as he opens two day exhibition of Orangeism at the Waterfront Hall, then Denis Watson comments, Ann-Marie Johanson (Danish student) gives her impressions, then Watson on lodges 12th July plans for Portadown. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3791

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Mar 1999	Duration:	3 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The PIRA leadership says it has identified the graves of nine people it abducted and killed. Film report with Gerry Adams (SF) comments. Meanwhile, Blair and Ahern have arrived at Hillsborough. Film report with Blair's comments on his arrival, then B. Ahern's views. R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) has appointed Colin Port (Deputy Chief Constable, Norfolk) to head the inquiry into the R. Nelson killing. T The Parades Commission has banned Easter Monday's Apprentice Boys Parade down the Lowe Ormeau Road. (11.00pm)
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3792

Date Broadcast:	Tue 30th Mar 1999	Duration:	24 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Part 1 Omagh Bombing Victims Marry
Description:	(Item 1) Two of the Omagh Bomb (15 August 1998) victims marry. (Item 2 and Item 3) Two PMs impasse talks and discussion. Story of the wedding of Donna Marie and Gary both victims of the Omagh bombing, on Friday the day before the wedding they both returned to the site of the blast for the first time. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02820	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	238

Date Broadcast:	Tue 30th Mar 1999	Duration:	56 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Part 2 What is our future now?
Description:	Insight goes live to Stormont for the latest update from the two PMs talks with the local parties, to assess any progress made since 6.00pm news. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02820	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3795

Date Broadcast:	Tue 30th Mar 1999	Duration:	12 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE 1 News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report on days political discussions from N.Ireland, Blair and Ahern at the centre of talks with parties. Before talks, leaders visited multi-denominational school. First report shows no protesters heckling Blair and Ahern at Stormont. I. Paisley (DUP) and protesters abused two Republicans who climbed Lord Carsons statue. Inside Stormont, Brendan McKenna (Garvaghy Residents Spokesman) was interrupted by Denis Watson (Orange Leader) as he addressed the press. J. Taylor (UUP) stated no UUP agreement without commencement of decommissioning, then at Hillsborough, Liz O'Donnell (Minister) says some progress has been made, she says they are exploring range of possibilities, she feels parties are there to make a deal. Next report is about the IRA claim it has located the bodies of nine of the disappeared. Film report has interview with Margarey McKinney, whose son, Brian was murdered. List of nine bodies shown, Seamus Wright (1972), Kevin McKee (1972), Eamon Molloy (1972), Jean McConville (1972), Columba McVeigh (1975), Brendan McGraw (1978), John McClay (1978), B. McKinney (1978) and Danny McIlhone (1981). Then interview with Jean McConville's daughter, Helen McKendry on her mother's death. Seamus McKendry is suspicious and angry of IRA's timing. Back at Hillsborough, Reg Empey (UUP) says there is no evidence yet, paramilitaries have accepted the principle of disarmament. He explains the UUP postion and says they are not out to humiliate anyone.
DVD No.	D02810	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3793

Date Broadcast:	Tue 30th Mar 1999	Duration:	24 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At Hillsborough Castle, Tony Blair and B.Ahern fly in to try and get a deal over decommissioning. Headlines then, film report from Hillsborough, no movement to date, it's been a day of political side shows, Cedric Wilson (NIUP) shouted slogans at the two Prime Ministers as they entered Stormont. Inside the Prime Ministers met both sides involved in the Drumcree dispute, they also met Paul Nelson, the husband of Rosemary. Outside there was a Republican protest at Carsons statue. Paisley appeared to demand the protesters and their tri-colour be removed, then South Armagh group FAIR heckled two Prime Ministers as they left Stormont about victims rights. Film of Brian McConnell and Paul Berry being vocal, then at Hillsborough, Blair comments on his next meeting with UUP, Sinn Fein and SDLP. Both men also visited Hazelwood Intergrated College in North Belfast and addressed the students. J. Taylor (UUP) restates their postion on decommissioning issue. Then M. McLauglhin (SF) comments on Sinn Fein's meeting with the two Prime Ministers and pledges to get things solved, he wants full implementation of Good Friday Agreement. Then S. Mallon (SDLP) comments on his hopes. He wants a precondition to become a requirement. Then Stephen Grimasson (Political Editor) assesses the chances of any compromise and the rumours going around, he comments on Trimbles situation and the international pressure. Next report is from Waterfront Hall where Garvaghy Road Residents picketed an Orange Cultural evening. Film report hears Denis Watson say protesters threw stones. At Stormont, a press Q & A session by B. McKenna was interrupted by Denis Watson repeating the allegation. Film clip of event with shouting and pushing. G. Patton (Orange Order) comments. Meanwhile, Apprentice Boys March through the Lower Ormeau Road at Easter has been banned. Film report with Apprentice Boy, William Hay (DUP, MLA) comments, then Gerard Rice (LORCA) reaction, he and B. McKenna are heckled at Stormont, latest comments from Church leaders, firstly, Sean Brady's (Catholic Archbishop) appeals for no return to violence, then Robert Eames (Church of Ireland) wants trust built up. The families of the disappeared are hopeful as the PIRA admit they have identified the burial place of nine victims. Film report with comments of Margaret McKinneys comments on her son Brian missing since 1978. Then John Malory's mother, Mary recalls her son's disappearance. A list of the other disappeared is shown. Fr. Denis Haul says the list is far from complete. He comments on the nine names, then Helen McKendry's reactions to getting her mother home. James McCarry's (Ballycastle, Sinn Fein, Cllr) home was pipe-bombed last night, no-one was injured, it's second attack in two years on the Councillor. Film report with Mr McCarry's reaction, then Oliver McMullan's (Independent, Cllr) views. A Queens University, Belfast, survey shows Catholics have poorer health than protestants. Film report on the findings of Health and Well-Being survey. It?s between the ages of forty five and sixty four, the gap appears in the two communities, with Dr Tom Ryan's (GP) reaction to the findings, then Andrew Dougal (Chest, Heart and Stroke Association) comments followed by Tom Frawley (Western Health Board). (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02820	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3794

Date Broadcast:	Wed 31st Mar 1999	Duration:	16 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Tony Blair and B.Ahern are on their way back to N.Ireland to recommence decommissioning talks with the parties. Film report with today's events, D. Trimble (UUP) expresses disappointment with today's IRA statement says their weapons are silent, but they don't say their war is over, then Blair comments before his lunchtime departure as does B. Ahern. In Commons, Blair is asked why he bombed murderers in Kosovo and releases them in Northern Ireland. Film clip on his reply. In the Dail, Ahern comments on his return to Northern Ireland. Monica McWilliams is keen to start trying for a deal. Film report on IRA's statement in An Phoblacht, with details of IRA's attempt at helping the situation. M. McLaughlin (SF) praises the statement, the statement also lists IRA concerns on Drumcree, collusion and Loyalist attacks. Next item is an interview with Sean Neeson (Alliance, Leader) whose fifty per cent optimistic about an agreement, he explains why. Next M. McLaughlin (SF) explains why he believes today's PIRA statement is useful to the process, he takes exception to what he calls silly questions, he lists Loyalist attacks, then from Stormont, P. Robinson (DUP) gives his assessment of what's likely to happen today, he says Trimble will buckle and lists his previous talks failures as the DUP see it. Next film report on two bombs found at Catholic homes. In Dungannon, a man found the Red Hand Defenders bomb under his car, Duncan McCausland (RUC Superintendent) comments, then in North Belfast, another bomb found at a Catholic home in Gray's Lane. Next report is a call from the families of the disappeared for the locations of their relatives graves to be names now, the Catholic Church supports the appeal. Profile of Brian McKinney case with his mother, Margaret's appeal, then Catholic, Bishop, Patrick Walsh's comments. A Housing Executive statement offered help, if any of their estates were the burial places.
DVD No.	D02820	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3796

Date Broadcast:	Thu 1st Apr 1999	Duration:	22 mins 36 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Still no decommissioning agreement, talks to reconvene on 13 April, the parties issue a declaration designed to lay out a series of events that will lead to devolution. If 13th April talks are a success, Mowlam will trigger D'Hondt, allowing Minister in waiting to be nominated, within one month of that there will be an Act of Reconciliation to remember all victims of violence, followed by arms voluntarily being put beyond use, then a report from the International Decommissioning Body on it's progress, of none, then Ministerial nominees could be stood down. Film report on another days activity with Tony Blair's comments he believes it offers a way forward, then B. Ahern talks things up, then D. Trimble (UUP) clearly liked the plan as it confirms his way on decommissioning, then Gerry Adams (SF) says he can't deliver UUP demands for IRA guns. John Hume (SDLP) concentrated on the Day of Reconciliation as an outstanding idea. Blair comments on his critics as having nothing constructive for Northern Ireland. Film clip from last night shows William McCrea (DUP) speaking to the anti-Good Friday Agreement picket outside Hillsborough, also includes Paul Berry singing. At 1.00am, rumours of a deal were dispelled, after eighteen hours politicians frustrated. At Hillsborough, M. McLaughlin (SF) comments the use of the word voluntary in regard to decommissioning, then D. Nesbitt (UUP) says the document is progress, but paramilitaries must begin process of decommissioning. He denies document is a fudge. M. McLaughlin (SF) wants broader, inclusive approach to decommissioning, he welcomes further British demilitarization moves. Nesbitt comments on the tone of his talks with Sinn Fein, then McLaughlin on UUP, do they understand each other? Earlier John Hume said it was the improved atmosphere between the parties that helped matters, he praises the Day of Reconciliation. Then in the studio, I. Paisley (DUP) rubbishes the whole Declaration, he says the only movement is on the Irish Language and on British demilitarisation, he says IRA decommissioning has been fudged and rejects the Day of Reconciliation idea as IRA men included, he says IRA isn't compelled to disarm, only a voluntary process. Then back to Stephen Grimasson (Political Editor) for his analysis of today's declaration and the problems it leaves unresolved. It gives the Prime Ministers a way out, but Editor explains the thawing in the UUP/Sinn Fein relations. B. Rowan (Security Correspondent) comments on Adams unease about today's Declaration. It requires IRA and Loyalists to move to decommissioning. Rowan says Loyalists now in new territory that will cause them difficulties. Next report from Fermanagh where a new peace bridge called the Senator George Mitchell was opened to link Fermanagh and Cavan, Lord Dubbs (Northern Ireland Office, Minister) comments, then Noel Dempsey (Irish Government Minister) remarks.
DVD No.	D02820	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3797

Date Broadcast:	Fri 2nd Apr 1999	Duration:	11 mins 14 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Political parties access yesterday's Hillsborough Declaration, film report covers the parties views, Mo Mowlam at circuit of Ireland rally gives her view on the declaration, it's the way forward but it's up to the parties. Reg Empey (UUP) says there will be no Executive without decommission. J. Donaldson (UUP) says it doesn't clearly commit the IRA to decommissioning, then I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) calls it the Ulster Fools day document. He says Trimble will accept a token decommissioning. M. McLaughlin (SF) says they will consult their members, Monica McWilliams (Women's Coalition) says it's a positive move. The Act of Reconciliation event could be the biggest event in Ireland. Film report with John Humes reactions, then Denis Bradley (Former IRA/MI6 Moderator) wants it to be big event involving all the parties in the conflict. He comments in an interview, then Dr John Dunlop's (Presbyterian Moderator) reaction. The event is important. Meanwhile on Good Friday Catholics and Protestants held a prayer service for peace in Belfast's Ormeau Park. Film report with Fr. Francis O'Brien (Ballynafeigh Clergy Fellowship) comments on meaning of Good Friday to Northern Ireland. Next film report on public reaction to the Hillsborough Declaration from people on Belfast's streets. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3798

Date Broadcast:	Fri 2nd Apr 1999	Duration:	32 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Channel Four Television Corporation	Channel:	Channel 4
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Dispatches
Programme Title:	The Long Good Friday
Description:	In this documentary Eamon Maillie (Belfast journalist) reviews the events in the closing hours of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement last Easter (April) with interviews and comments from the main players. ( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	166
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3799

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Apr 1999	Duration:	2 mins 38 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE 1 News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report from Sinn Fein Easter parade in Milltown cemetery, Belfast, with comments from M.McLaughlin (Sinn Fein Chairman) on the decommissioning element of the Hillsborough agreement and declaration. Meanwhile in Dublin, Gerry Adams addresses a Sinn Fein rally on the same issue.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3800

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Apr 1999	Duration:	1 mins 34 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report from Sinn Fein's Easter Sunday parade in Belfast and Mitchell McLaughlin (SF) comments on decommissioning. The impose remains he says. Meanwhile four church leaders were positive in their messages.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3801

Date Broadcast:	Mon 12th Apr 1999	Duration:	11 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Parum Chumnasaray (UN investigator) has called for an independent inquiry in the killings of Pat Finuance and R.Nelson. R. Flanagan (RUC Chief Cons) says he will co-operate with any inquiry set up by the Government in his reply. In Geneva, G. Finucane welcomed the UN report call for inquiry, then Paul Mageean (Committee on the Administration of Justice) also welcomed the UN report. Earlier in Geneva, there was a memorial to Rosemary Nelson which Mary Robinson (Irish President) addressed. Film report. Colin Port (Deputy Chief Cons, Norfolk), in charge of the Rosemary Nelson Inquiry has said he is confident of success. Film clip of interview, he has spoken to Paul Nelson. Port says RUC must be part of the investigation. The UUP Assembly Party has accepted the Hillsborough Declaration as a basis for the talks which begin again tomorrow, S. Mallon (SDLP) issued a stark warning about talks failure. Film reports with Mallon, M. McGimpsey comments, then M. McLaughlin (SF) views on decommissioning issue. Paisley, meanwhile says he will have an alternative Day of Reconciliation to ignore terrorists dead. In Pomeroy, Co. Tyrone, two unused firing packs for a Sam7 missile were found by security forces. Film report. Poyntz Pass murder victims, Phillip Allen and Damien Trainor killed by the LVF and their families have won an award in Italy for peace. It's given every year by the family of an Italian judge killed by the Mafia. Film report with Tom Richardson (British Ambassador) comments, then Joseph Smalls (Irish Ambassador), views, then Anne Trainor.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3802

Date Broadcast:	Tue 13th Apr 1999	Duration:	13 mins 40 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	It's still stalemate at Stormont after another day of talks. Sinn Fein has rejected the Hillsborough declaration. Film report from Castle Buildings with Mo Mowlams comments, then Gerry Adams (SF) statement, David Andrews (Irish Minister) called it a mountain to climb. The PUP's also rejected the Hillsborough Declaration. Meanwhile John Hume (SDLP) wants Good Friday Agreement fully implemented, N. Dodds (DUP) wants no Sinn Fein in Government without decommissioning. In the studio, Ken Reid (Political Editor) gives his analysis of the days events and what the Governments may try and do now. Trimble in London tomorrow. The idea of parking the process is discussed. Four people have been arrested in South Armagh by the RUC investigating the January 27th killing of Eamon Collins. Film report. Portadown, LVF man, Mark Fulton has again been refused bail in the courts. Film report on background to the case. The IRA has been blamed for a punishment shooting in Ardoyne of a thirty nine year old man. Film report hears Vincent McKenna (FAIT) accusations, then views of Mick Conlon (SF). The killing of Solicitors, Finucane and Nelson have been raised by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission. Brice Dickson (Chairman) has added their voice to the calls for an Independent Inquiry into the collusion issue. He would like to see the UN involved, Michael Finucane comments on Ronnie Flanagan's defence of his force and reminds him his duty is to the people of Northern Ireland not his men. It's been revealed it's cost one million pounds for the defence of paratrooper Lee Clegg on charges around the killing of Sharon Reilly in 1990. Film report.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3803

Date Broadcast:	Wed 14th Apr 1999	Duration:	9 mins 2 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Unionists accuse Sinn Fein of trying to bully the government during the Stormont talks. Film report on sour atmosphere at day two of the renewed talks. Sinn Fein asks Government if Hillsborough Declaration was abandonment of the Good Friday Agreement. Gerry Adams (SF) comments at press conference, then Mo Mowlam's reply. Reg Empey (UUP) says Sinn Fein is issuing open threats. M. McWilliams (Womens Coalition) called the Hillsborough Declaration, a spin and style document. Seamus Close (Alliance) warns of Good Friday Agreement unravelling. S. Mallon (SDLP) gives his views on the nervous reaction of political parties. In the studio, Ken Reid comments on a Blair and Ahern meeting in Brussels and that the Irish Government is unhappy with fact that Sinn Fein is unhappy. Last night, the Balcombe Street gang were released for good after twenty two years in jail in England. Film report on Martin O'Connell, Harry Duggan, E. Butler and Hugh Doherty and film clips of their victims and their relatives comments, with views of family friend, Quinton Oliver that all should be working for peace in Ireland. Another prisoner John Kinsella has also been set free he was sentenced for the 1993 Warrington gas works blast, and he has always claimed his innocence. In film interview he explains his position.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3804

Date Broadcast:	Thu 15th Apr 1999	Duration:	12 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Dissident Loyalists blamed for two pipe bomb attacks on Catholic homes in Randalstown. Film report with resident, Gerry Redmond. The two Prime Ministers are meeting in London after local parties have ditched the Hillsborough Declaration. Film report with M. McLaughlin (SF) comments, then D. Trimble's (UUP) views on the Sinn Fein position. M. Durkan (SDLP) says both sides must move positions to find a breakthrough. Process now has no deadlines. Next report from Falls Road on how teenagers have been terrorising a ninety three year old pensioner, Teresa Maguire, her grand daughter, Teresa Keenan relates the actions against the old women by local thugs. Then comments of Anne O'Reilly (Help the Aged), Joe Hendron (SDLP) wants more youth schemes. In High Court, Robin King (33) was refused bail on a charge of killing LVF man, David Keyes in the Maze as was his co-defendant, Ralph Phillips. Film report on March 1998 killing. Live to Downing Street where B. Ahern has just left a meeting with T. Blair, he comments on the Hillsborough Declarations rejection by local parties and is to continue from Monday to start the search for a formula again. Mo Mowlam also comments on the efforts of the Prime Ministers and says the parties are still talking. Ken Reid comments on Governments plan B to inject some new thinking.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3805

Date Broadcast:	Fri 16th Apr 1999	Duration:	10 mins 38 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Ahead of Monday's London talks, the two PMs will be telephoning local leaders this weekend. Film report with Ahern playing down crisis in peace process in his remarks. Trimble believes the Good Friday Agreement is the only way forward. He is criticised by Paisley who says his party is unravelling. M. McLaughlin (SF) is downbeat in his comments, over past month talks at four different venues with no results. IRA sources have told Brian Rowan (BBC) that they have set no conditions to returning the bodies of the disappeared. Film interview with B. Rowan comments. A new victims group, Northern Ireland Terrorist Victims together has held a news conference, in the La Mon Hotel setting out it's agenda. Film report with comments of Iris Moffat-Scott on her husbands killing, then Reatha Hassan views on affected families. Dr Hazlett Lynch (Spokesman) rejects the Government's Day of Reconciliation idea as flawed and ill-conceived. A senior RUC man, John Allerton (61) was convicted of a sexual assault on a twelve year old girl. A row has erupted as he was only fined seven hundred pounds. Film report with comments of A. Calder (Rape Crisis Centre). In courts, Richard Hastings, who lost his right hand in a pipe bomb blast has been cleared of possession of the device. Film report. Chris Shields (UVF) who killed Margaret Wright in a loyalist band hall has been released under the early release scheme.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3806

Date Broadcast:	Mon 19th Apr 1999	Duration:	14 mins 46 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	After a days talks at number ten, the two PMs have adjourned for one week. After no break through, film report from London with M.McLaughlin (SF) comments that process is in free fall. Then Trimble (UUP) says the process is not in free fall, he says Hillsborough holds key to way forward, then S.Mallon (SDLP) criticises Sinn Fein and UUP for holding us all to ransom. Then interview with B. Ahern on way forward as he sees it, then live to Downing Street where M. McLaughlin (SF) comments on what he can deliver to save the process, then Ken Reid gives an analysis of today's talks and the government's exasperated position. A campaign has been launched to demand an Independent Inquiry into the killing of Rosemary Nelson. Film report with comments of Padraigin Drinan, then Dr Robbie McVeigh on the Colin Port Inquiry, then views of Gareth Pierce (Solicitor). Fr Denis Faul has called on Nationalists to rethink their views on many RUC officers who will form basis of any new police service. Film report on his appeal for better understanding of RUC position.
DVD No.	D02830	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3807

Date Broadcast:	Tue 20th Apr 1999	Duration:	28 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	An Unholy War
Description:	Who are the Red Hand Defenders (RHD) and the Orange Volunteers (OV)? This programme deals with the dissident Loyalists groups the Red Hand Defenders and the Orange volunteers, it profiles their motivation as a holy war against the enemies of the union and supporters of the Good Friday Agreement. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	239

Date Broadcast:	Tue 20th Apr 1999	Duration:	8 mins 34 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	RUC have arrested three men in inquires into the killing of Frankie Curry (former Red Hand Commando). Film report in North Belfast, the RHD admit leaving a pipe bomb at the home of a Catholic family on the Serpentine Road. Meanwhile in an interview B. Hutchinson (PUP) says the house of one of their talks team was raided this morning by the RUC investigating the F. Curry killing. Film report with B. Hutchinson denials of involvement. In New York a policeman, Richard Molloy has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of former INLA man, Hessey Phelin in a January 1996 shooting. Film report on the Phelin families fight for justice with Anna Phelin comments. With yesterday's talks failure at Stormont, Mo Mowlam (Northern Ireland Secretary) gives an interview on how she views the impasse, then S. Mallon (SDLP) accuses Sinn Fein and UUP of holding everyone else to ransom, then D. Adams (UDP) says the Good Friday Agreement is in trouble, UUP wants the process to move on without Sinn Fein, if they don't decommission. Cedric Wilson (NIUP) says the government can't set up an Executive without Sinn Fein.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3808

Date Broadcast:	Wed 21st Apr 1999	Duration:	9 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	T.Blair (PM) says Nelson killers will be hunted down, B.Ahern has expressed concern about the investigation. Film report, Nelson campaign press advert shown, Ahern's Dail comments on police threats, then Blair's comments remarks on case. US House of Representatives wants Independent Inquiry. RUC man, Eric Miller (47) convicted of seven rape charges. Film report on rape of girl in Church Hall loft. Dr Hazlett Lynch (victim group spokesman) has resigned his post within group. Film report with Lynch profile with speculation around a 1995 court appearance. Reatha Hassan will replace Lynch. In Parliament, Blair told MP's Good Friday Agreement is only way forward. Film report on his views. In the Dail, B. Ahern gives TD's his views on the current difficulties in the process. Gerry Adams (SF) wants the Good Friday Agreement implemented now. A commission to recover the bodies of the disappeared is to be legally set up by Parliament.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3809

Date Broadcast:	Thu 22nd Apr 1999	Duration:	8 mins 45 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	D.Trimble has become the first Unionist leader and Orangeman to meet the Pope. He tells Pope he hopes this year will be a year of peace. Film report but no TV film. Camera's banished, only a group photo of Nobel Prize winners. Trimble plays down significance in news conference. John Hume (SDLP) is unable to attend. In Portadown, David Jones (Orange Spokesman) is critical of Trimble, on the Shankill not everyone was against his meeting, on the Falls Road, same comments. In the High Court, the McBride family began their legal efforts to have the two Scottish Guards, Wright and Fisher, who killed their son Peter, thrown out of the army. Five thousand soldiers have been thrown out for lesser offenses. Film report with review of recent British soldiers court appearances. Barry Mason (RUC Chief Superintendent) jailed after assisting Loyalists, then paying them £1000 a month in blackmail scam. In Ballymoney, bulldozers destroyed the Quinn house where three boys died in a Loyalist petrol bomb attack last july, a play area and a memorial is to be built on the spot. Filrm report with Michael Dallat's (Housing Executive) remarks on life in the estate now, then Cllr. Frank Campbell (Mayor of Ballymoney) on improvig community relations scheme.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3810

Date Broadcast:	Fri 23rd Apr 1999	Duration:	3 mins 21 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	A senior legal figure who monitors RUC holding centres, Sir Louis Cooper, says he can not endorse a recent UN report which claims suspects defence solicitors were threatened by RUC officers. Film report profiles Coopers report and his job, he has already called for inquiry in the Finuance killing.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3811

Date Broadcast:	Mon 26th Apr 1999	Duration:	7 mins 21 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Jonathon Cairns (18) found murdered in Ballykelly, film report on body found in shallow grave in forest, and reports on his killing with Reverend Dessie Paul comments on his family's distress, then reaction of Michael Carten (SDLP) and Stanley Gault (Limavady Cllr), then views of Alan McQuillan (RUC ACC). Ian Paisley (DUP) says the two governments will park the agreement over the summer months. Film report with Paisley remarks, then David Trimble (UUP) comments on John Hume (SDLP) latest idea rejecting it. Sean Farren's (SDLP) comments on Hume's idea, then M. McLaughlin (SF) reaction and and then Sean Neeson's (Alliance) comments. Today also Trimble backed Jim Nicholson (UUP, MEP) for the Euro elections despite his affair with a secretary. Film report. In Derry three shots fired at a house in Lincoln Court.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3812

Date Broadcast:	Tue 27th Apr 1999	Duration:	10 mins 24 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The two Prime Ministers will try again next week to get past the decommissioning impasse. Film report with RTE/Irish Times Poll saying if Good Friday Agreement referendum was re-run now it would get a seventy three per cent Yes vote, but only fifty two per cent think the Good Friday Agreement will survive. I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) comments it's hope over reason. Denis Haughey (SDLP) says the poll should steady things. The poll also noted seventy seven per cent of Protestants want decommissioning before an Executive with only twenty three per cent of Catholics. Overall forty five per cent of people will reject an Executive with decommissioning. On individual approval ratings, S. Mallon gets sixty eight per cent, D. Trimble gets sixty three per cent, M. McLaughlin (SF) says these figures should encourage Trimble to launch Executive but M. McGimpsey (UUP) disagrees. The RUC have revealed Ballykelly man, Jonathan Cairns was beaten to death. Sectarian motive ruled out. The remains of the disappeared could be found by summer as today the two governments made law an amnesty for anyone helping in recovering the remains. Film report profiles 1972 killing of Jean McConville and hears comments of S. McKendry (son-in-law) on the new moves, then Mowlam says forensics from recovered bodies can't be used for prosecutions. The Church of Ireland Primate and the Presbyterian Moderator say the Orange Order shouldn't expell Lord Rogan (UUP Chairman) for attending a Catholic Mass and funeral of Omagh bomb victims. Film report on Buncrana funeral which Rogan and Trimble attended with Robin Eames comments, then Dr John Dixon, then D. Kerr (Methodist) then Sean Brady's (Catholic Archbishop) views.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3813

Date Broadcast:	Wed 28th Apr 1999	Duration:	5 mins 15 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Sir John Stevens, conducting an inquiry into the Pat Finucane killing, says he had concerns about the killing during a previous investigation ten years ago. Film report hears Stevens appeal for the Finucane family to co-operate with his latest inquiry, the family has rejected his appeal. Paul O'Connor (PFC) explains the family's position. Proposals to give the Church of Ireland hierarchy power to intervene in the Drumcree dispute have been rejected. Film report with Canon Walter Lewis comments on the decision, then for the catalyst group wanting change. Canon Charles Kenny's views. At Stormont, meetings were held between the UUP and Sinn Fein and the SDLP. In Ballykelly, the funeral of Jonathan Cairns at the Presbyterian Chruch.. Film report. In Derry's Gobnascale district, two children are still in hospital after a fire in their home. The RUC have appealed for help if anyone seen suspicious activity near the house. Film report.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3814

Date Broadcast:	Thu 29th Apr 1999	Duration:	14 mins 52 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The SDLP last night paid tribute to its leader and founder member John Hume. Film report with Pat Hume comments, then Sean Farren, then Tommy Gallagher, then Anne Courtney, then Liz O'Donnell (Irish Government). Martina Purdy (Political Journalist) comments on what historians will say about John Hume. More news stories. Portadown LVF man, Mark Fulton, jailed for four years for arms possession. Film report on court case. His co-defendant, D. Blair also convicted. He claimed to have decommissioning certificate from De-Chastelein. Belfast Football Club, Cliftonville thrown out of the Irish Cup final after Linfield, the team they beat in the semi-finals reported them for playing an ineligible player. Film report with IFA comments and Jim Greers reaction for Cliftonville. Jim Boyce's (IFA) views, then Marty Quinn's (Cliftonville Manager) reaction. Then Brian Quinn for Portadown's reaction. Linfield Chairman statement. At Stormont for a second day, meetings took place between Sinn Fein, the UUP and the SDLP. Meanwhile Gerry Adams (SF) held a meeting with T. Blair (Prime Minister) in London. Film report with Ken Reid analysis, Loyalist parties also met Blair, G. McMichael (UDP) D. Ervine (PUP) comments, then Sean Neeson (Alliance) gives his views as does Monica McWilliams (Womens Coalition). In Antrim, the Orange Vols exploded a pipe bomb at the Ramble Bar. Film report with Donovan McCelland (SDLP, MLA) views. Other Orange Vols attacks listed, then more comment from Oran Keenan (SDLP, Cllr).
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3815

Date Broadcast:	Fri 30th Apr 1999	Duration:	10 mins 16 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	T.Blair says Drumcree is a poison in the system here, his comments come in an interview with Ken Reid in Glasgow, he gives his views on the decommissioning issue, laments the lack of trust, highlights how far things have advanced, he's confident there is a way through the problem, he also remarks on Drumcree and explains why Northern Ireland is so important to him. D.Trimble (UUP, MP) has invited elected representatives to talks about th Drumcree difficulty. Film report with Trimble remarks, then B. McKenna (Residents spokesman) views, but two Unionists, Denis Watson and Mayor Mervyn Carrick won't be attending, David Jones (Orange Spokesman) will attend the process. In Courts, ten people convicted of disorderly behaviour at Orange March in Newtown Butler in August 1997. Film report with Kevin Lawrenceson comments for residents.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3816

Date Broadcast:	Tue 4th May 1999	Duration:	24 mins 17 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Force for Change Part 1
Description:	The Patton Commission and RUC reform parts one and two. This edition is about the possible changes to the RUC that Chris Patton and his commission might introduce later this year. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	240

Date Broadcast:	Tue 4th May 1999	Duration:	7 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	S.Mallon challenges local politicians to get devolution moving. Film report with Mallon views, with reaction from Gerry Adams (SF) blaming inaction by T. Blair, then Mowlam commments on transitional Executive idea at Stormont tri-lateral talks continue. In Craigavon, Trimble is to meet Garvaghy residents for the first time. Film report with Mark Neil (UUP, Cllr) comments then Dara O' Hagan (SF, MLA) views on talks. The RUC have issued an appeal for information on the shooting of John Adair (UDA) at a concert in Botanic Gardens, he survived the shooting. Film report.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3817

Date Broadcast:	Tue 4th May 1999	Duration:	1 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Film report on shooting of J.Adair in Botanic Gardens with interview, he was out on weekend leave. Chris McGimpseys (UUP) reaction.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3818

Date Broadcast:	Wed 5th May 1999	Duration:	8 mins 2 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Prince Charles visits Omagh again. Film report he meets Omagh families and survivors including Una McGurk (14) and Marlon Radford who's son Alan died, then views of John McKinney (Omagh Council). Charles then revisited bomb sites. Earlier he visited Belfast's water treatment works. Film report. George Mitchell has been installed as Queens University, Belfast, New Chancellor, in an interview he comments on the talks impasse over decommission and other difficulties he foresees in the new future.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3819

Date Broadcast:	Wed 5th May 1999	Duration:	4 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The UDA blame the IRA in the Markets area for shooting J.Adair, but accept it my have been freelance job, Sinn Fein have denied IRA involvement. Film report with comments of I. White (UDP) who now rules out decommissioning by the UDA. In Craigavon Trimble Drumcree talks got nowhere. Insults hurled at B. McKenna and Trimble, both men comment on talks, review of previous talks failures, then B. Rodgers (SDLP) comments on atmosphere in talks.
DVD No.	D02840	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3820

Date Broadcast:	Wed 5th May 1999	Duration:	25 mins 24 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Force for Change Part II
Description:	This is a follow up programme to last nights on the expected Patten proposals for Policing changes. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	167
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3821

Date Broadcast:	Thu 6th May 1999	Duration:	11 mins 9 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	John White (UDP) denies the UFF was behind an attempted murder of a twelve year old Ardoyne boy. Film report hears Declan Lagan and Gary McWilliams hold of confrontation with a gunman who's gun jammed before he fired one shot. RUC says the shots were directed at the Bookies, not the boys. Bob Morrisey (RUC Insp.) gives the RUC view. Also in Belfast's village area, a pipe bomb attack on the man's home by Loyalists was said by the RUC to be sectarian. Also a South Belfast Art gallery owner says his shop was attacked by arsonists because he refused to pay the UVF protection money. Film report with Michael Flanagan (Eimear Gallery) on Donegall Pass interview. In London talks, involving Blair and Ahern and local party leaders ended recently. Outside M. McLaughlin (SF) gives his comments that peace process can't be parked. The SDLP's delegation rejected an interim Government idea, then the D. Trimble (UUP) gives his comments about Republican decommission. Afterwards the DUP arrived for a separate meeting with Blair, they want Sinn Fein excluded from process if they don't decommission. Later on T. Blair met Frank Blair (ACAS Leader), who has been conducting talks on Drumcree. Then live to London for Ken Reid's analysis of today's meetings. Government view is things are inching forward, but Hillsborough Declaration looks dead in the water, but impasse won't be solved before Drumcree. Paisley handed in his EEC nomination papers today.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3822

Date Broadcast:	Mon 10th May 1999	Duration:	5 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Brendan Fegan (drugs dealer) shot dead in Newry. In February he survived a previous murder bid. Film report with RUC comments he was major dealer. Then reaction from Pat McElroy (SDLP, Cllr). Jim McDowell (Journalist) gives his profile of Fegan's drug empire even though he was only twenty four and the drugs network in Ireland. Loyalists have been blamed for a petrol bomb attack on a Catholic home in Antrim and a similar in Armagh. Film report with reaction from Paddy Marks (UUP, Mayor) . At Stormont, the UUP and Sinn Fein held an hour long meeting. Film report from Mark Simpson (Political Editor) with his analysis of the current situation. (1.00pm)
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3823

Date Broadcast:	Tue 11th May 1999	Duration:	8 mins 21 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In London Blair held more talks with local party leaders. Film report hears comments of Trimble who says still no advance he again blames Sinn Fein but rejects Adam's claim the process is in tatters, then Gerry Adams (SF) says Blair understands the need to move forward. The Law Society's Council is facing a vote of no confidence tonight over it's refusal to accept an Independent Inquiry into the death of Pat Finucane. Film report with film clip of Pat Finucane and comments of Solicitor Sean McCann, then Alastair Rankin's ( Law Society, Council Member) counterview. A bill is going through Commons mirroring laws in the Republic, setting up an Independent Commission to search for the graves of the disappeared, anyone helping the Commission cannot be prosecuted using forensic evidence found at the scene. Film report with Adam Ingram's (Northern Ireland Office, Minister) comments, then opposition from Ken Magennis (UUP). Disappeared relatives, Anna McShane and Margaret McKinney give their reactions to the new law.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3824

Date Broadcast:	Wed 12th May 1999	Duration:	10 mins 23 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	A Loyalist terror group called Protestant Liberation Force has attempted to kill a Catholic worker in Carrickfergus. Film report. Workman wounded in the chest. Comments of Jimmy Nairn (RUC Sergeant) Local UDP man, William Cameron denies the UFF was involved. D. Ervine (PUP) says there is no PLF, it's dissidents, he tells them, you can't win, then M. McLaughlin's (SF) reaction, then Sean Neeson's (Alliance) comments, then David Hilditch's views (DUP, MLA). In the courts, Darren Stewart jailed for life for killing a paedophile, D. Moonian in August 1997 in Belfast. Meanwhile the funeral has taken place in Newry of drug dealer Brendan 'Speedy' Fegan. Film report with speculation on who killed him. The High Court has heard LVF man, David Keyes killed by LVF inside the Maze, had told police about LVF weapons, the remarks came as two men were committed for trial on Poyntz Pass murder charges. A dissident Republican, Anthony Notarantino (41) from Ballymurphy was acquitted of bombing Finaghy railway line. USA first lady, Hilary Clinton has arrived in Northern Ireland for her fourth visit. Film report on her visit to Musgrave Park, with her comments on new Children's Centre, Conor McQuoid comments on what she told him. Then she went to Stormont and was greeted by the First and Deputy First Ministers and their wives. Tonight she dines with Mo Mowlam.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3825

Date Broadcast:	Thu 13th May 1999	Duration:	9 mins ? secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Bob McCartney (UKUP) is to stand in the EEC elections next month. Film report with D. Trimble (UUP) accusing him of splitting the Unionist vote, then Bob McCartney's comments, also nominated, D. Ervine (PUP), he comments. There are now eight candidates in all. Orangemen from Belfast, Tyrone and Down have decided to hold a demonstration at Drumcree in July. In March, the Grand Lodge said it would hold a giant demonstration at Drumcree. George Patten (Orange Chief) comments on confusion, then Denis Watson denies he has been getting dwindling support. I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) wants giant Orange demonstration at Drumcree. D. Trimble gives his reaction to the events as he continues to meet Garvaghy Residents. On her second day, Hilary Clinton addressed a Women in Politics conference, Vital Voices, she referred to the killing of Rosemary Nelson, other speakers praise Clinton role. Trimble told Woman?..(MISSING) frustrated by slow political progress here.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3826

Date Broadcast:	Fri 14th May 1999	Duration:	8 mins 17 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Talks continue at Downing Street on decommissioning impasse. Film report but first twenty one children from Omagh met the two prime ministers inside number ten. Then outside, Gerry Adams (SF) says two of the Loyalist ceasefires are over, the UDA and the LVF, the SDLP and UUP also met the two Prime Ministers. Then live to London where Ken Reid gives his analysis of the contents of the talks which have lasted six hours. Ronnie Flanagan (RUC) says the inquiry into the killing of Rosemary Nelson is going well. Meanwhile, the Pat Finucane Centre in Derry has produced a one hundred and fifty page report detailing the threats to R. Nelson. Film report with Paul O' Connor (PFC) comments, then Ronnie Flanagan on the on-going inquiry. Dr William Schultz (Amnesty International) has again called for an Independent Inquiry. Meanwhile the Prime Minister has written to David Wright to tell him there will be no inquiry into the death of his son Billy. Cedric Wilson (NIUP) comments.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3827

Date Broadcast:	Sat 15th May 1999	Duration:	4 mins 7 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Tony Blair has set 30th June as a deadline for the Northern Ireland Executive talks. Film report with B. Ahern comments hinting at movement. At Stormont, UUP Assembly Party met to consider the latest formula. Trimble explains the current situation. In the studio, political editor comments on the excitement today over what was thought to be a deal, but Blair's latest disappointment at the UUP knock back and why the UUP refused the deal due to it's vagueness on decommissioning. In Lurgan a woman was found murdered in her flat. Film report.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3828

Date Broadcast:	Mon 17th May 1999	Duration:	11 mins 53 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	As Drumcree talks resume, a residents spokesman says there will be no Orange march on Garvaghy Road this year. Film report from Craigavon, with B. McKenna's comments, then Dara O'Hagan's (SF) views. David Jones (Orange Spokesman) outlines his position. Arnold Hatch's (UUP, Cllr) reaction to talk of money. Then Trimble rejects paper comment on money package, then Ken Twyble (UUP, Cllr) is slightly optimistic about atmosphere. B. Rodgers (SDLP is still hopeful of accommodation but it will take direct dialogue. The UUP has rejected the view Trimble had agreed to sell a deal on decommissioning to his party on Saturday. Film report with S. Mallon's reactions. The UUP issued a statement saying two governments proposals were incomplete. Meanwhile, J. Donaldson says decommissioning is essential and I. Paisley Jnr says Trimble will cave in this week. Then Bob McCartney (UKUP) also attacks Trimble. Sinn Fein have asked Mo Mowlam about attacks on Nationalists recently. In Ballykelly, the mother of murdered Jonathan Cairns made an appeal for information, it's been revealed the RUC are to question soldiers about the death. Film report with Colville Stewart's (RUC Superintendent) comments. In Newtownstewart, three men were shot in the legs by Loyalists in a punishment attack. Film report with mother's comments and film of men's injuries. Norman Boyd (Unionist) comments by attacking Good Friday Agreement.
DVD No.	D02850	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3829

Date Broadcast:	Tue 18th May 1999	Duration:	29 mins 14 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Pride And Prejudice
Description:	Sectarianism and the Old Firm of Glasgow's Celtic and Rangers. This programme looks at sectarianism in N.Ireland and Scotland, centred around the football rivalries between Glasgow Celtic and Glasgow Rangers. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	241

Date Broadcast:	Tue 18th May 1999	Duration:	11 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Robin Eames (Church of Ireland) tells Orange Order they won't be welcome at Drumcree church if they don't have a change of attitude. Film report from Church of Ireland Synod debate, with Eames speech on what he wants to see happen at Drumcree, then interview outside, Brendan McKenna (Garvaghy Resident) gives his reaction, welcoming the Church of Ireland debate on Drumcree talks, he again says no mood for an Orange March. Meanwhile, Trimble says it again, No Guns, No Government, after a UUP Party meeting on last weeks two government's proposals. Gerry Adams (SF) says UUP playing for time in attempt to re-negotiate the Good Friday Agreement. S. Mallon (SDLP) believes last weeks paper was workable. In the Dail, B. Ahern stands by June 30th talks deadline. Blair to meet parties in London tomorrow. In the studio, Ken Reid (Politics Editor) gives his analysis of Blair meeting tomorrow and today's party's positions. SDLP and UUP comment on spending EEC funding for Northern Ireland. In Belfast courts, five men charged with stabbing a lower Falls man. Film report on non paramilitary related incident.
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3830

Date Broadcast:	Wed 19th May 1999	Duration:	11 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Portadown violence after Drumcree support rally. Film report on violent clashes, each side blames the other, with reaction from David Jones (Orange Order), B. McKenna's (Garvaghy Residents Spokesman) view of the trouble. In London, Tony Blair (PM) has again met local party leaders, before his meeting, David Trimble (UUP) comments on what he will be saying to Blair. 'The problem is decommissioning'. Meanwhile Gerry Adams (SF) comments also before his meeting with Blair, he thinks Trimble is playing for time. Next Blair will meet John Hume (SDLP) and Seamus Mallon (SDLP). From London, political journalist comments on the latest news from Number ten. Republican, Eddie Copeland has received £27,000 for injuries he received after the funeral of Shankill Bomber, T. Begley, five years ago. He was shot dead by a British soldier. Film report on 28th October 1993 incident. Then brief report on latest unemployment figures.
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3831

Date Broadcast:	Wed 19th May 1999	Duration:	5 mins 22 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report on last nights violence in Portadown. Film report with B. McKenna's views on banning non-traditional parades and Davy Jones (Orange Order) reactions, then Paul Berry's (DUP, MLA) views. Meanwhile the Church of Ireland has rejected it's out of touch with rank and file and grassroots opinion on Drumcree. Film report with Harold Miller's (Bishop of Down) views, then opposing views of William Ross (UUP, MP, Orangeman), then further comment from David Chillingworth (Dean of Dromore).
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3832

Date Broadcast:	Thu 20th May 1999	Duration:	14 mins 21 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Coleraine a masked intruder killed Tara Boothby (18) say the RUC. Film report with Nigel Kyle (RUC, Chief Insp.) comments, then Liz Johnston's (Cllr) reaction, then William Ross (UUP) statement. The UUP have denied D. Trimble snubbed T. Blair by not attending a meeting in London this morning. Film report hears Gerry Adams (SF) views as he leaves his Blair meeting, the process is stagnant he says. John Hume (SDLP) puts a positive spin on the situation. Back at Stormont, Reg Empey (UUP) denies they snubbed Blair. Meanwhile Ian Paisley (DUP) launched his EEC election campaign. Film report with his attack on Trimble. Next Ken Reid spoke to Trimble, he explains what happened with Blair meeting no-show, and the current talks position as he sees it. Then in the studio Ken Reid gives his version of what happened in Downing Street today and what was said. The Garvaghy Road Residents met the Parades Commission today to ask for a stop to non-traditional daily parades by the Orange Order in the Coreran Road area of Portadown. Film report also covers another Parade and more violence last night with comments of Brendan McKenna (Nationalist Residents Spokesman), then B. Rodgers (SDLP) gives her views, then the counterview of David Jones (Orangeman).
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3833

Date Broadcast:	Fri 21st May 1999	Duration:	7 mins 34 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Loyalists launch a grenade attack on a Falls Road pub. Film report from Caffery's Bar with pub owner, Arthur Rooney comments, then reaction from Gerry Adams (SF) on the continued vacuum, D. Ervine (PUP) accuses dissident loyalists, then M. McGimpsey (UUP) condemnation. Falls Road residents comment. In Portadown last night, more loyalists violence and attacks on the RUC. Film report with Diane Honeyford (CBI Spokeswoman) comments on the effect on local traders, then Mervyn Carricks (DUP Mayor) comments on Portadown's current image. In London three RIRA members jailed for planning a firebomb attack last year, they are Anthony Highland, Darren Mulholland and Liam Grogen, all jailed for twenty five years. (Friday)
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3834

Date Broadcast:	Mon 24th May 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Tony Blair (PM) announces three days of talks to solve the Drumcree situation. Film report on new proximity talks, review of last such talks, residents going, Davy Jones (Orangeman) unsure about going, Frank Blair (Union negotiator) to chair talks. B. McKenna comments on proximity format. Parades Commission has given permission for a junior Orange Parade in Portadown on Saturday. In Derry, the SDLP claim the IRA was behind a failed attack on a house in the Creggan. Film report, the family ??..(MISSING), Jim Clifford (SDLP, Cllr) comments. In Antrim, twenty five Loyalists put up paramilitary flags and emblems to replace ones removed by the RUC last week. Film report from Fountain Hill estate with Ken Wilkinson's (PUP) comments blaming influx of Sinn Fein into Antrim Borough. Donovan McCelland (SDLP) gives his reaction. Paddy Marks (UUP Mayor) calls for paramilitary flags to be removed. With EEC election three weeks away a film report covers the parties campaign and voting trends with views of Paul Arthur (Political Correspondent) on Ian Paisley (DUP), John Hume (SDLP) and Jim Nicholson (UUP) chances, also running David Ervine (PUP), Bob McCartney (UKUP) and Mitchel McLaughlin (SF) and Sean Neeson (APNI).
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3835

Date Broadcast:	Mon 24th May 1999	Duration:	2 mins 27 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Belfast a Catholic taxi-driver survived unhurt when Loyalsits gunmen shot at him on the Shankill Road. Film report with drivers interview. Security Forces have linked UFF to attack, driver says UFF were watching him last week. Alex Attwood (SDLP) wants a government response, bu phone Gary McMichael (UDP) gives his reaction.
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3836

Date Broadcast:	Tue 25th May 1999	Duration:	22 mins 30 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Part I Forgotten Heroes
Description:	(Item 1) Forgotten Heroes Northern Ireland's Firemen. (Item 2) Trimble's Dilemma. Opening titles missing, this programme profiles the roll of firemen during the troubles in the face of an Northern Ireland Office decision not to give the firemen a special medal for their service. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	242

Date Broadcast:	Tue 25th May 1999	Duration:	8 mins 8 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then in courts Gerard McQuaid, and Sean Green convicted on conspiracy charges, relating to hoax letter bombs and incendiary devices, before men claimed to be from Irish Marxist Party. Film report on catalogue of their threats. Report on Euro Election campaigns, then report on Clinical waste being dumped at Newtownabbey. A report from Belfast City Council on city tourism shows tourism is increasing, statistics and breakdown of visitor figures given with comments of Gerry Lennon (Council Spokesman) on tourists views of the city. Then Peter McNulty (Tourism Researcher) gives his assessment of the current state of tourism here, then views of Connie Cunningham (Business Tourist, USA). The GAA has donated £750,000 to the Omagh Bomb Fund. Film report with Joe McDonagh (GAA, President) interview on GAA's efforts, then John McKinney's (Omagh Council) comments, then Brendan McAleer (Chairman, St Enda's Club) views.
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3837

Date Broadcast:	Tue 25th May 1999	Duration:	38 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Part II Politicl Impasse
Description:	As the government proposes to withdraw MLA salaries from 30 June if no agreement is reached on decommissioning. This segment reviews recent attempts by the two governments to by-pass the decommissioning log jam. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3842

Date Broadcast:	Fri 28th May 1999	Duration:	9 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The LVF has denied involvement in the killing of R.Nelson in a film interview with masked men, film report with Mowlam's reaction. In Armagh a Catholic home was pipe-bombed by Loyalists. Film report hears attack on Catholic Community every four days. Pat Brannigan (SDLP, Cllr) comments. The main story in this bulletin at the beginning is the finding of the body of Ardoyne man, Eamon Molloy in Co. Louth, one of the disappeared. Film report with profile of Eamon Molloy. Ken Bloomfield and John Wilson to head new commission. John Farrelly (Garda Superintendent) comments on evidence gathering. Oldpartk priest Fr. Pat McCafferty, comments on Eamon Molloy and the hopes of the other families, then comments of Seamus McKendry and Gerry Adams (SF), then William Ross (UUP, MP). List shown of nine disappeared.
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3838

Date Broadcast:	Fri 28th May 1999	Duration:	5 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE 1 News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of the recovery of body of 'Disappeared', Eamon Molly near Dundalk. Film report with John Farrelly comments, then Molloy family profile hopes high of finding other bodies. S. McKendry comments for McConville family, then Fr Pat McCafferty interview, then Gerry Adams (SF) views, then John Wilson of Disappeared Commission. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3839

Date Broadcast:	Sat 29th May 1999	Duration:	1 mins 20 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Garda reveal car park at Templeton Beach sealed off, as a second body search begins. In Portadown a junior Orange march passed of peacefully, the residents failed in court to get it stopped.
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3840

Date Broadcast:	Sat 29th May 1999	Duration:	4 mins 28 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Templeton Beach car park the Garda have begun a second search operation. Portadown parade passes of peacefully after Garvaghy residents court effort fails. David Jones (Orange Order), and then residents, B. McKenna comments. In Antrim, Noel Martin (50) found murdered in his flat. Film report with Richard Meek (RUC Superintendent) comments. In Larne, pipe bombs found, one arrested. Minor news item. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02860	Tape No.	168
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3841

Date Broadcast:	Sun 30th May 1999	Duration:	1 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	ITV
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	ITN UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In the Republic, Garda digging at three sites for more bodies of the disappeared, meanwhile in Portadown more rioting erupted after an Orange parade. Film reports. (1.00pm; Monday)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3843

Date Broadcast:	Sun 30th May 1999	Duration:	2 mins 55 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In the Republic, the Garda continue their searches in Louth, Wicklow and Monaghan for the 'Disappeared'. Film report. Overnight violence in Portadown injured RUC men. Film report. In Derry, an RUC man was stabbed in the back. A bus carrying children from Ballygomartin Presbyterian Church was stoned as it passed Nationalist Ardoyne yesterday. Report hears eye-witness account of Wesley McCready, a church elder. In Ballymurphy, a man was shot in the ankle in a punishment shooting. (3.00pm; Sunday)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3844

Date Broadcast:	Sun 30th May 1999	Duration:	6 mins 54 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE 1 News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Garda search for the bodies of the disappeared continues in the Rupublic but Garda warn of difficulties. Film report on six locations, the McConville family were present at Templetown Beach, Seamus McKendry comments on the difficulties involved, Michael Staunton (Garda Superintendent) views on pin pointing the correct site. Then report from Monaghan site where waterlogged ground created problems, as was the case also at the Wicklow site, then live report from Carlingford on the Jean McConville killing and the effect it had on the family, plus an update on the excavation. (Sunday; 6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3845

Date Broadcast:	Mon 31st May 1999	Duration:	7 mins 12 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE 1 News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	An Irish Soldier from Mayo was killed in Lebanon. Film report with Philip Brennan (Comdt) remarks, soldier named as Private William Cagein, another soldier wounded, Michael Smith (TD) statement for Ministry of Defense. Film report on Irish Army's UN role in Lebanon, where 41 soldiers have been killed. The McConville family have demanded more information from the PIRA on their mother's burial place. Meanwhile digging has begun at four sites. In North Monaghan, a dig began believed to be looking for Colomba McVeigh killed in 1975. At Carlingford, Michael Staunton (Garda Superintendent) on difficulties, then S. McKendry comments for McConvilles followed by Gerry Adams (SF) expression of regret at delays. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3846

Date Broadcast:	Tue 1st Jun 1999	Duration:	12 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	PIRA says it can't specifically identify the graves of the disappeared as McConville family anguish increases. Film report from Carlinford site, on the latest activity. Herben McKendry again appeals for IRA assistance. Maureen Kearney lends her support. PIRA killed her son Andrew. Gerry Adams (SF) says all the IRA information is in the hands of the Commission. Meanwhile the families of Brian McKinney and John McCrory say they were relieved the dig has started. Film report from Co. Monaghan site with sister, Eileen Hall, and Gerard McCrory comments, then Margaret McKinney comments from her home on her hopes. In Antrim, an explosion was caused at a house by a device, no further news. In Strabane, a family survived a sectarian arson attack. In the Courts, the McBride family have begun proceedings to have the Ministry of Defence remove the two soldiers (Wright and Fisher) from the army after their conviction for murdering Peter McBride on the Newlodge Road. Film report with opening comments. Tonight at Belfast City hall, Sinn Fein will take the deputy Lord Mayor post, thanks to Alliance Party support. Film report with Steven McBride (Alliance) comments, then S. Wilson's (DUP) reaction. A. Attwood (SDLP) is supporting Alliance stance, Marie Moore (SF) comments, she is their deputy Mayor candidate, then Bob Stoker (UUP) outlines his objections to Sinn Fein in that role.
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3847

Date Broadcast:	Wed 2nd Jun 1999	Duration:	12 mins 15 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The PIRA faces widespread anger over failure to find the graves of the disappeared. Film report from day five in Co. Louth at McConville search, anger at PIRA information given. S. McKendry gives his views, then Fr. John McCrane comments in the Dail, John O'Donoghue (Justice Minister) says the six searches will continue. Film clip of his comments, on good faith of those involved. Another dig is to begin in Navan, Co. Meath tomorrow. Next, political reaction from Ken Magennis (UUP), he says PIRA using the issue to deflect attention from decommissioning. In the Dail, Austin Currie (FG, TD) was furious in his speech with PIRA, B. Ahern called the information received as unsatisfactory, M. McGuinness (SF) says they have acted responsibly. In Derry Senior Orangemen met to discuss their action next month if Drumcree parade is banned again. Film report with Orangemen remaining tight lipped on their plans, comments from Robert Saulters (Orange Chief) are guarded, he responds to recent criticism from Church of Ireland and from the Presbyterian Church. He does support Portadown lodge, they have an absolute right to march. Meanwhile, Denis Watson (Co. Armagh Chief) has called for a public inquiry into the murder of Billy Wright (LVF Leader) in the Maze. Gary McMicheal (UDP) has called on Loyalists to be vigilant, when a stolen car knocked down two men on the footpath on Sandy Row. Film report with interviews with injured men and Gary McMichael. In Derry, Michael Mansfield (Lawyer) has warned the English press they may in contempt of court by running campaigns supporting the Paratroopers. Film report with Mansfield remarks regarding the Saville Inquiry.
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3848

Date Broadcast:	Thu 3rd Jun 1999	Duration:	29 mins 39 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Hearts and Minds
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	A debate amongst the European election candidates. This politics discussion programme has a series of interviews with candidates in the forthcoming EEC elections. (opening titles missing) ( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	244

Date Broadcast:	Thu 3rd Jun 1999	Duration:	10 mins 12 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	D.Trimble is to meet Sinn Fein tomorrow, he unveils his plan to avoid the impasse. Film report with explanation of what he proposes, which Sinn Fein has already rejected as it still includes decommissioning within weeks. M. McLaughlin (SF) explains their reasons for rejecting it. In the studio, Ken Reid (Political Editor) gives his analysis of Trimble's plan, it's weakness and what the government may do next before the June 30th deadline. R. Eames (Church of Ireland, Archbishop) visited the McConville Family at Templetown Beach. Film report with his reaction to what he saw, then Seamus McKendry gives the families reactions. Two anonymous women explain why they visited the site to support the McConville's. Latest news on the dig given. Meanwhile at Wilkinstown, in Navan, a new dig began, it's here Belfast men, Seamus Wright and Kevin McKee are alleged to be buried. Film report. Belfast man, Gerard McQuaid jailed for five years for hoax letter bomb campaign, as was Sean Green. The SDLP has complained about Coleraine Council's decision not to elect a Nationalist to any council posts. G. McLaughlin (SDLP, Cllr) comments, he wants Fair Employment Commission to investigate, Norman Hill's (UUP Mayor) gives their reaction.
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3849

Date Broadcast:	Fri 4th Jun 1999	Duration:	10 mins 21 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Reports coming in of a fatal shooting at a house in Cookstown, believed not sectarian say RUC. In the courts, an RUC man Eric Miller (47) has been sentenced for the rape of a girl (?) in his scout troop. Film report on his ten years sentence. Drumcree proximity talks have resumed at Interpoint Centre in Belfast under Frank Blair (ACAS). Film report on today's activity. D. Trimble and Gerry Adams held a further meeting on the decommissioning issue today, after both men blamed each other for the current impasse. Film report on brief meeting with Adams' views, then Trimble's reaction. The Disappeared Commissioners, Ken Bloomfield and John Wilson have appealed for families not to give up hope. Film report with Gerard Clifford's (Bishop of Armagh) comments, then Seamus McKendry for McConville family. Report also from Blessingtown in Co. Wicklow dig, where it's believed Danny McIlhone is buried. In Larne courts, Sam McBrattiny appeared on charges relating to a pipe bomb factory find. Film report. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3851

Date Broadcast:	Sat 5th Jun 1999	Duration:	3 mins 6 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Portadown Elizabeth O'Neill (59) (Protestant) married to a Catholic, has been killed in a Loyalist pipe-bomb attack on her home, film report with Ronnie Flanagan's (RUC Chief) comments, then reaction of D.Trimble (UUP), and B.McKenna (Garvaghy spokesman). In East Belfast a pipe bomb was found by the RUC, that's five attacks in five days. (1.00pm)
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3850

Date Broadcast:	Sat 5th Jun 1999	Duration:	5 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Film report on Loyalist killing of Elizabeth O'Neill in Portadown with D.Trimble (UUP) interview, a second Portadown attack failed last night. Film report on LVF reaction, then R. Flanagan's (RUC Chief) views, then D. Ervine (PUP) blames dissident loyalists who he says 'hate taig'. In Co. Down's, Hilltown and East Belfast, two other pipe bomb attacks resulted in no injuries. Next item is on Drumcree Proximity talks at the Interpoint Centre in Belfast, with B. McKenna comments on killing of Elizabeth O' Neill. In the Republic, the searches for the disappeared continue at Templetown Beach, the McConville dig has been expanded as has the Co. Meath dig.
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3852

Date Broadcast:	Sun 6th Jun 1999	Duration:	29 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Get Out And Stay Out
Description:	Intimidation and sectarianism in Northern Ireland. This programme looks at sectarianism in N.Ireland down through the current troubles. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02870	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	243

Date Broadcast:	Mon 7th Jun 1999	Duration:	48 mins 47 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Reputations
Programme Title:	Eamon De Valera: Ireland's Hated Hero
Description:	The Life and Times of Eamon De Valera examined. Programme profiles the life and times of E. De Valera (Irish Republican leader) beginning with May 1916 and the executions of leaders of the 1916 rebellion. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	245

Date Broadcast:	Mon 7th Jun 1999	Duration:	9 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Loyalist bombers attack Ballymena Catholic Primary School. Film report on Harryville pipe-bomb, that Army defused with parents reactions, then Cliff McKenna's (Principal) views, then Bill Woodsides (RUC Chief Inspect), then political reaction of PJ McAvoy (SDLP, Cllr), then I. Paisley calls it diabolical. In Portadown the RUC are questioning eight people about the killing of Elizabeth O'Neill, today she was buried. Film report on her funeral at Seagoe, Church of Ireland, with sermon of Bishop Harold Millar, then the local rector, David Chillingworth, views on the Drumcree issue. In Derry two brothers were beaten to death at Rosemount and ordered out of Derry. In Ards, Paisley opened a new DUP office and repeated his desire to top the poll again. Film report with Paisley comments on the importance of his vote as he sees it, then John Hume insists it's about EEC parliament not a referendum.
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3853

Date Broadcast:	Tue 8th Jun 1999	Duration:	25 mins 49 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	'Dissident Loyalists' Who's behind pipe bomb attacks
Description:	Who are the Loyalist paramilitary splinter groups? As Loyalist pipe bombers register one attack against Catholics every three days, Insight explores who's behind the bombings, dissident Loyalist groups or the UFF or UVF using another name. Begins with film report detailing recent attacks, beginning with the death of Elizabeth O'Neill in Portadown. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	161A
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	246

Date Broadcast:	Tue 8th Jun 1999	Duration:	7 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Loyalist pipe bombs found in Lurgan, man arrested. Film report on security swoop. Les Rodgers (RUC Federation Spokesman) addresses conference commenting on Patten Commission, he rejects name change and rejects Sinn Fein's evil campaign against the RUC. Film report with Mo Mowlam's speech ruling out disbandment of the RUC. Ken Magennis (UUP, MP) gives his reaction, then B. DeBrun (SF) rejects evil conspiracy allegation. In Euro Election campaign, J. Nicholson (UUP) took a swing at B. McCartney (UKUP). Film report with Trimble warning to dissidents in his own party. Meanwhile, B. McCartney (UKUP) says he'll get first preference votes, D. Ervine (PUP) says he's going for the third seat. Sinn Fein says it's vote will give them the third seat. Then S. Neeson's (Alliance) view on voter apathy.
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3854

Date Broadcast:	Thu 10th Jun 1999	Duration:	7 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	R.Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) says policing Drumcree last year cost £11,000,000, he believes that Drumcree situation can be resolved. Film report with Pat Armstrong (Police Authority Chairman) comments. Today is Euro Election Day. Eight candidates are standing. Film report on party leaders casting their votes. Turnout could be as low as fifty per cent. In Courts John Jefferson (35) charged with possession of Lurgan pipe bombs. Film report. Former paratroopers (17) have begun a high court action to prevent them being named in Court, all of them fired live rounds on Bloody Sunday. Film report with film clip of Bloody Sunday, M. Mansfield repesenting three of the Bloody Sunday Families.
DVD No.	D02880	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3855

Date Broadcast:	Fri 11th Jun 1999	Duration:	4 mins 21 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Ryan Robley (30) has pleaded guilty to killing Ph. Allen and Damien Trainor last year. Film report hears of killing also of Philip Keyes in the Maze LVF wing. Noel McCready (29) and Stephen McClean both from Banbridge pleaded not guilty. Mo Mowlam meets the local parties separately, she says she will trigger the (MISSING) mechanism on June 30th. The deadline is serious she says. Meanwhile, in an interview D. Trimble still insists on decommissioning, Gerry Adams (SF) gives his view. (Cut off)
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3856

Date Broadcast:	Mon 14th Jun 1999	Duration:	31 mins 24 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Euro Election Results. Number one I.Paisley 192, 762. Number two John Hume 190, 731, Jim Nicholson 119, 507, M.McLaughlin 117, 643, David Ervine 22494, Bob McCartney 20283, Sean Neeson 14391. Political analysis of voting from Ken Reid who says it's good result for Paisley, bad day for Alliance. Paisley will say sixty per cent of Unionists now against the Good Friday Agreement. J. Nicholson will get the third seat. Percentage vote figures given also. Alliance squeezed out of middle ground. Film report on days counting of six hundred and forty eight thousand votes, fifty eight per cent, with film clips of party leaders and profile of the electoral battles. Paisley comments on significance of his vote as he sees it, then film of voting figures being announced, then John Humes (SDLP) comments on majority votes for Good Friday Agreement. In the studio, counting still proceeding. Ken Reid comments on the Paisley/Hume votes, then John Hume answers questions on his vote and what he thinks it means, he rejects Paisley view that vote rejected the Good Friday Agreement. Next report profiles J. Nicholson's vote and Ken Reid comments on the pressures on Nicholson this time round, he will get the third seat. Then look at the rise in the Sinn Fein vote up sixty two thousand, M. McLaughlin will be pleased says K. Reid, then clip of returning officer announcing the distribution of Paisley's votes. Then look at the battle between Bob McCartney and D. Ervine and the significant comment from Ken Reid, who then talks about Alliances vote. In the studio, I. Paisley Jnr discusses his father's vote, he says it gives credibility to DUP call for a review of the agreement. A graphic of the Yes/No votes breakdown shows 68.5% yes and 31.5% NO. Paisley Jnr gives his analysis of the DUP vote. Days other news, Paul Downey (37) abducted from Newry's Conal Court Hotel and his body found shot dead on the South Armagh border. He was known drug dealer. Danny Kennedy (UUP, MLA) gives his reaction to possible PIRA involvement. Then Hugh Carr's (SDLP, Cllr) reaction. Then back to the election Results announcements and a film report review the details, with voting figures given. Then interview with Bob McCartney's reaction to the election result, he says it was a tribal vote, but it showed a strong no vote, then in the studio, Jim Nicholson (UUP) claims his vote was a good one because of his personal situation and opposition from within the UUP to him standing, his vote was fourteen thousand down on last time. He comments on Paisley vote. Next in the studio, M. McLaughlin (SF) gives his assessment of Sinn Fein's sixty two thousand extra votes, he believes in the future, Nationalists can win two seats, he comments on Paisley claims about his vote being anti-Good Friday Agreement and repeats what he thinks Trimble should do now. Ken Reid comments what governments are planning for next week.
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3857

Date Broadcast:	Tue 15th Jun 1999	Duration:	14 mins 53 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	T.Blair (PM) is back in N.Ireland, he meets both sides in the Garvaghy Road and Drumcree dispute and also says the GFA is N.Ireland's best chance for the future. Film report from Stanmillis College on his keynote speech covering Executive formation and decommissioning, then comments of D. Trimble, S. Mallon, then Gerry Adams (SF) gives his reaction to Blair, followed by I. Paisley (DUP) views, then Ken Reid (Political Editor) interviews T. Blair on Paisley's huge EEC vote yesterday, he praises Trimble's courage, he enlarges his views on decommissioning and the Government's June 30th deadline. Next report on Blair's talks about Drumcree issue with residents and the Orange Order. Film report has Brendan McKenna comments on 'no enforced solution'. Billy Hutchinson (PUP) says he believes last night's shooting in Sandy Row was caused by the UVF. Film report with Hutchinson and George Millar (RUC Det. Insp.). It's believed the shooting goes back to the killing of Shankill Butcher 'Basher Bates'. In the Dail, John Bruton (FG) has questioned the state of the PIRA ceasefire after the killing in Newry of Drug Dealer, Paul Downey. Film report with Bruton and Ahern comments. The Rosemary Nelson campaign took it's protest poste to T. Blair today. Film report on campaign for Independent Inquiry with Michael Goodman (Committee member) views. In Belfast courts, the trial begins of Barry Morgan (24) and A. McIlkenny (35) accused of killing retired RUCR, Cyril Stewart (52) in March.
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3858

Date Broadcast:	Wed 16th Jun 1999	Duration:	28 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Billy ('King Rat') Wright
Description:	The life and death of 'King Rat'. This documentary profiles Billy Wright, former UVF man and recently leader of the LVF, both worshipped and hated within N.Ireland. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	247

Date Broadcast:	Wed 16th Jun 1999	Duration:	6 mins 4 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Loyalists plan a Long march from Derry to Drumcree to protest at what they say is eroding of Protestant culture. Film report profiles the March route, it's organisers and Nationalist reactions. First comment is from Denis Watson (Orange Grand Master, Armagh), Jonathan Bell (UUP, MLA), then from Fermanagh, Jim Dixon's views. Film report parallels comparison to CRA March to Derry, Bell says he (MISSING ????????.) The SDLP called the march idea irresponsible, then Brendan McKenna (Garvaghy Road Residents Spokesman) calls it a march of shame, he explains his comments. John Taylor (UUP Negotiator) says he will quit if party allows Sinn Fein into Government without decommissioning. In Commons, Prime Minister questioned on Downey killing and decommissioning. Film report with reaction from Jim Wells (DUP) and M. McGimpsey (UUP) on what happens if talks fail.
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3859

Date Broadcast:	Thu 17th Jun 1999	Duration:	15 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In England, a PIRA informer and RUC agent Martin McGartland has been badly injured in a shooting at his home. Film report from Whitley Bay, Tyneside, local residents express surprise. Profile of McGartlands past as agent Carol and his escape from the PIRA and his book fifty dead men walking. Tony Crimmens (Police Acc) comments, he's keeping an open mind. Previous interview with McGartland after E. Collins was killed. Bloody Sunday Relatives are angry the High Court is to allow seventeen paratroopers who fired on Bloody Sunday to remain anonymous. Film report from London Court, reviews legal events so far, then reaction from Bloody Sunday relatives, then Peter Madden (Solicitor) views. The Commission for the Disappeared is to visit the sites at present under excavation. After Dail comments by B. Ahern it's feared the searches will be reduced unless government receives new information. Film report includes Dail comments. The Parades Commission discussed the Loyalist Long March saying it has potential to cause trouble. Profile of Long March route and aims, then rules. It will consider it's verdict on each day's route, five days before it's due to happen. Associate parades and rallies are also planned for towns on the route. Meanwhile, the proximity talks on Drumcree have just ended with both sides blaming each other for the failure to agree. Film report reviews week long talks with comments of George Patten (Orange Order) then comments of Resident's Spokesman in statement. In politics, extensive negotiations will begin next week in Stormont to find a formula around the decommissioning impasse. Film report hears the view of S. Farren (SDLP), then Conor Murphy (SF), then Seamus Close (Alliance), then D. Ervine (PUP) views.
DVD No.	D02890	Tape No.	169
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3860

Date Broadcast:	Fri 18th Jun 1999	Duration:	13 mins 45 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	UUP in fighting begins as the Party Executive meets in Belfast. Film report hears clash between John Taylor and Ken Magennis over each other's EEC electon stance. Each man gives interview, then David Brewster (UUP) comments, afterwards J. Taylor, J. Donaldson repeated the party's No guns, No governement stance. The Parades Commission has given the go ahead to the Loyalist Long March beginning in Derry. The Bogside Resident's Group plans a protest rally. Donncha MacNellis (BRG) comments, then Trimble appeals for common sense all round. Concerns of John Dixon (Former Presbyterian Moderator) then reply from Frazier Agnew (Long March Comm/Member). Gerry Adams (SF) called the march provocative. Jean McConville's daughter Helen McKendry says she won't give up the search for her mother. Film report from Templetown beach and Helen's interview on the IRA faulty information, then Seamus McKendry's views. Meanwhile the bodies search continues at five other locations in the Republic, but with no success. Film report from Co. Meath search for Seamus Wright and Kevin Magee. Then at Oriston Bog, search for Brendan Magraw, Garda have decided to stop two digs. In Courts, British Paratrooper Lee Clegg awaited sentence for 1990 killing of Karen Reilly, the murder charge had been repealed but the wounding charge stands for which he got four years. Film report with his lawyer Simon McKay interview.
DVD No.	D02900	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3861

Date Broadcast:	Mon 21st Jun 1999	Duration:	40 mins 15 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Panorama
Programme Title:	Careless Talk
Description:	(Collusion issue in the cases of R.Nelson and Pat Finucane killing's profiled). Programme begins with reconstruction on film of R.Nelson's death with a voice over of her talking about death threats from RUC men, then film of her funeral and Blair and Clinton's reactions. ( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02900	Tape No.	95A & 170A
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	248

Date Broadcast:	Mon 21st Jun 1999	Duration:	9 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Sinn Fein critise D.Trimble decision to invite J.Donaldson (dissident MP) back on to their negotiating team. Film report covers original Donaldson walk out and Donaldson interview. Meanwhile in Lurgan, D. Trimble again insists on decommissioning, then S. Mallon (SDLP) gives his current view on the impasse. Conor Murphy (SF) gives his views on Donaldson story. The two governments today met in Dublin, Mo Mowlam comments on their task, then David Andrews (FF) appeal for movement. The RUC arrested ten people yesterday in their inquiries into the Omagh bombing. Today another man was arrested by Garda and handed over to the RUC. Next story hears an appeal from Fr. P. McCaffrey to the Government not to stop searches for the disappeared and update on current fruitless searches. A public opinion survey has found two thirds of people here think the Parades Commission had political interference. Film report gives the public's views on parading issues, Alastair Graham's statement.
DVD No.	D02900	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3862

Date Broadcast:	Tue 22nd Jun 1999	Duration:	15 mins 30 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	D.Trimble has critised Blair and Mowlam over their views on prison release programme, highlighted by the release of Patrick Magee (Brighton bomber). Film report hears Trimble accuse Mowlam of not taking into account paramilitary killings and beatings recently. Meanwhile M. McGuinness (SF) wants the assembly closed if no progress in setting up an Executive is made but I. Paisley (DUP) says no cherry picking, if one element falls, it all falls. Next report on release of Pat Magee from Maze. M. Howard Shadow Health Secretary) calls it a disgrace. Library pictures of Brighton, then injured Tory, Harvey Thomas willing to accept it but A. Mackay (Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary) is against the release. M. Meehan (SF) gives their viewpoint. T. Blair (Prime Minister) took questions from six Northern Ireland young people today. Film report hears Blair reject he's damaged goods to Unionists, he says again there's no alternative to Good Friday Agreement., then Ken Reid gives his analysis of T. Blair's frustrated mood and Trimble's attack on Mowlam. Robin Eames (Church of Ireland) appealed for Drumcree compromise as thirteen hundred troops fly back into Northern Ireland. Film report with Bishop Harold Miller comments on Drumcree and the Loyalist Long March tension. But Long March commander determined to walk even through Greysteel, but his appeal is rejected by Jonathan Bell (Long March Group). After the attempt on the life of Martin McGartland, the Chief Constable and Mowlam have been asked to give a ruling on the IRA ceasefire. Film report from Newcastle with Trimble's reaction, then I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) views.
DVD No.	D02900	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3863

Date Broadcast:	Tue 22nd Jun 1999	Duration:	29 mins 35 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Children of the troubles
Description:	Since 1969, nearly three hundred children have been killed in the troubles, many others have been maimed and orphaned, programme looks at six of the victims. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02900	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3864

Date Broadcast:	Wed 23rd Jun 1999	Duration:	10 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The two PMs delay their Belfast meeting as the talks deadline moves, news just in a man has been arrested in West Belfast by the Stevens team in relation to the killing in February 1989 of Pat Finucane. Two Prime Ministers will meet in London on Friday. Film report includes DeChastelein report on attitudes of parties to his commission on decommissoning. All parties asked questions. Gerry Adams (SF) and N. Dodds (DUP) comments, then Ken Magennis (UUP) says by May 22nd all arms should be decommissioned. Mowlam coments on calls for her to resign and Liz O'Donnell reacts for the Irish Government, then Paul Murphy (Northern Ireland Office Minister) views. In the Commons, T. Blair and William Hague (Tory Leader) clashed over the decommissioning issue. Film report on the clash with Blair's appeal for support from the House, he says they must work with the reality they are in. Fears are growing of an Orange Order standoff at the Ormeau Bridge. Film report from lower Ormeau Road. Lodgers want to walk down on July 12th. Residents plan sit-down protest, comments of G. Rice (Residents spokesman), then Noel Liggett (Orangeman) comments on moving the situation forward. The Garda are to extend their search at Co. Monaghan for the body of Colomba McVeigh. It follows the receipt of fresh information.
DVD No.	D02900	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3865

Date Broadcast:	Thu 24th Jun 1999	Duration:	13 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	William Stobie (48) (Ex-UDR Soldier) has been charged with the murder of Pat Finucane (Solicitor). Stobie claims he worked for RUC Special Branch at the time. Film report with library pictures of Pat Finucane and reaction from R. Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) who denies the RUC are now vunerable, then Sinn Fein's reaction and S. Mallon's (SDLP) comments. Stage one of the Loyalist Long March passed off peacefully. Nationalists in Derry held a protest. Film report with Paul Berry's (DUP) views and Frazier Agnew (UUP), then Jim Dixon (Enniskillen Bomb victim) comments. D. MacNellis (Bogside Residents Groups) gives his views. In Greysteel, the March passed the Rising Sun Bar, where seven people were killed by the UFF. Residents express their views about the march. Two Derry men were arrested by Garda in Donegal with explosives. Film report with Denis Fitzpatrick (Garda Chief Superintendent) views, then R. Flanagan's (RUC Chief Cons.) reaction. Tomorrow the two Prime Ministers return to Belfast. Paul Murphy (Northern Ireland Office Minister) thinks a deal can be done by June 30th, but Trimble comments show little hope of success. Gerry Adams (SF) is also down-beat in his interview. S. Mallon (SDLP) takes a positive attitude. It also seems likely J. Donaldson will join the Unionist Team, this will harden Unionist attitudes to decommissioning issue.
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3866

Date Broadcast:	Fri 25th Jun 1999	Duration:	4 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Extract from UTV Live with an update on Northern Ireland firemens claim to be awarded a service medal. UTV insight had featured a medal but now the DOE has written to retired firemen. Film report with Harry Martin (Retired Firefighters Association) comments, then Duncan Shipley-Dalton (UUP, MLA) supportive views of firemen, then Lord Dubs (Northern Ireland Office, Minister) gives the Government's position on the medal issue.
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3868

Date Broadcast:	Fri 25th Jun 1999	Duration:	11 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Talks continue at Stormont as two PMs try to overcome the decommissioning deadlock. Film report on intense talks. Blair's formula is Sinn Fein in government if they guarantee decommission will take place. UTV has a fault in this report and switches to a report from the Loyalist Long March Group who say explosives seized yesterday in Donegal was to be used to attack their March. Film report on explosives haul with Denis Fitzpatrick (Superintendent) comments, then Frazier Agnew comments for the Long March Group now in Limavady. Then Jon Bell (UUP, Cllr) views. Back then to Stormont report on the two Prime Ministers arrival today and profile of Blair's formula. D. Trimble (UUP) gives his comments, then Pat Doherty's (SF) views, then John Hume (SDLP) followed by I. Paisley (DUP). Next live to Stormont for an update interview with Reg Empey (UUP) who rejects Blair's idea, then Pat Doherty (SF) gives a defensive interview without saying if Sinn Fein like Blair's idea or not. Dr John Lockington (Presbyterian Moderator) has called on the Presbyterian Orangemen to stay away from next month's Drumcree Parade. Film report from General Assembly with Lockington interview. Meanwhile Portadown Orangemen have until midnight to respond to the Church of Ireland's call for them to honour it's three pledges for Drumcree. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3869

Date Broadcast:	Mon 28th Jun 1999	Duration:	6 mins 10 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	All eyes again on Stormont as two PMs return for intensive talks to continue on decommissioning and Drumcree talks at Stormont House. Film report with Brendan McKenna (Residents Spokesman) views, then D. Trimble (UUP) on Drumcree, Blair will join the Drumcree Talks. Live update from Stormont by Mervyn Jess (Journalist) also mentions the Parades Commission has delayed it's decision on Drumcree. Mark Simpson (Political Editor) then profiles the two Prime Ministers talks with local parties on decommissioning with Gerry Adams (SF) views, then Trimble repeats, No Guns, No Government slogan. Also today the International Decommissioning Body is to issue a report on progress. Billy Hutchinson (PUP) has commented on their submission to the body. Back at Stormont, Stephen Grimasson explains the importance of the DeChastelein Report and comments on the chances of any resolution to decommissioning impasse. (1.00pm; Monday)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3870

Date Broadcast:	Mon 28th Jun 1999	Duration:	1 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Latest update from Stormont with political analysis from Ken Reid. Meanwhile as Drumcree talks made no break through, the Parades Commission has banned the Drumcree march. (5.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3871

Date Broadcast:	Mon 28th Jun 1999	Duration:	1 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Film coverage of two PMs Stormont talks with local parties on decommissioning as Parades Commission bans Orangemen's Drumcree March. Begins with two Prime Ministers morning arrival, and comments on arrival of Gerry Adams (SF), rejects guns before government stance, then D. Trimble (UUP) maintained his basic stance but he would look at sequencing. Also at talks was John Hume (SDLP) he gives his views. Meanwhile outside, I. Paisley (DUP) rejects any deal with Republicans. Next report is from the Drumcree talks chaired by Joanthan Powell, D. Trimble (UUP) early on was hopeful. Blair attended after lunch. B. McKenna says it's unlikely there will be a deal. The Orange Order later issued a statement blaming the residents for the failures. B. McKenna later had a meeting with B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister). At 5.30 pm the chairman gives his reasons but he's interrupted by a Red Hand Defenders bomb warning and has to leave the hotel. Back in the studio Pat Doherty comments on tomorrow's DeChastelein report on decommissioning and gives his views on the decommissioning issue, then B. Rodgers (SDLP) gives her reaction to the Parades Commission ban on the Drumcree Parade and on the current decommissioning impasse, then John Taylor (Deputy UUP leader) says they can jump together with Sinn Fein on decommissioning. He explains it still means real decommissioning of IRA arms. He won't accept words, it must be deeds. B. Rodgers (SDLP) gives her reaction to Taylor's remarks, then Ken Reid (Political Correspondent) gives his analysis of today and what's planned for tomorrow. Next report is a studio interview with Alastair Graham (Parades Commission, Chairman) on their decision to ban this year's Drumcree Parade and what he wants from the Orange Order. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3872

Date Broadcast:	Mon 28th Jun 1999	Duration:	4 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC UK
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Bill Clinton (US President) gives an interview to the BBC on his desire to help in the Stormont talks on the decommissioning impasse, he says Unionists should accept Republican commitment on decommissioning and walk away if Sinn Fein and IRA don't keep them. Then a live latest report from Stormont and analysis from Denis Ireland (Journalist). (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3873

Date Broadcast:	Tue 29th Jun 1999	Duration:	21 mins 53 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Garda searching for bodies of the disappeared at a Monaghan site, have recovered human remains. Film report on Brian McKinney and John McCrory bodies search, then review of other searches at six sites. Next report live from Stormont for the latest news on the two Prime Ministers talk, then film report reviews what happened, earlier in the day, (fault here is UTV film fault). They leave story and move to a group arriving at Stormont to press for a resolution to the impasse. Mo Mowlam comments as she meets marchers, then Tom Gillen (ICTU) and others give their comments on why they want a deal. Blair and Ahern also met the group. UTV now return to previous item on what happened earlier in the day, that the DeChastelein Report was postponed till tomorrow, in the studio, Reg Empey (UUP), S. Mallon (SDLP), discuss this postponement and view on the current impasse problem, he explains what he means by jumping together. S. Mallon accepts Decommissioning is an obligation on the IRA. Empey says the expression the war is over isn't enough. In the courts, LCJ Nicholson upheld the Parades Commission decision last month to allow a junior Orange March, in what the Judge called the sectarian capital of Northern Ireland. Meanwhile, Rev. J. Pickering (Rector, Drumcree Church) says he'll welcome Orangemen on Sunday despite a call not to from his Synod. Film report with Pickering comment. One hundred and sixty five lodges will parade in Portadown on Sunday. English Christians have set up a tent at Drumcree to pray for peace. Paul White (New Covenant Church) outlines their aims. Leading Orangeman, Rev. William Bingham has resigned from Orders Strategy Committee. His statement is read. UTV then shows the faulty report on earlier precedings at Stormont talks with comments from Tony Blair and B. Ahern outlining their determination. Later Trimble/Mallon appeared hopeful, then I. Paisley (DUP) says the province is on the road to hell, then Gerry Adams (SF) reaction to his meeting with Blair as hopeful. Back live to studio where M. McGuinness (SF) comments on the DeChastelein Report postponement and Sinn Fein's current postion in the talks as positive and constructive, then Ken Reid gives his analysis. Tomorrow is a crucial day he says. Other news, a family escaped injury in a pipe bomb attack at Finaghy in South Belfast. Film report on sectarian attack on Catholic woman with Carmel Hanna's (SDLP) reaction, then Harry Smith (UDP, Cllr) views. In another incident in Antrim a letter bomb was defused. Film report. Next story is from disappeared dig at Monaghan, with comment from a Garda Superintendent On the families reaction. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3874

Date Broadcast:	Tue 29th Jun 1999	Duration:	5 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Further coverage of the Garda finding of two human remains in Monaghan believed to be Brian McKinney and John McCrory. Film report hears views of Linda Pywell, the sister of B. McKinney, then Collette Taylor, sister of John McCrory. At Stormont, the Prime Ministers have left, Mark Simpson reports on the latest moves with comments of Adams and Trimble, then S. Mallon praises his tactics of the two Prime Ministers in their pressure on parties, tomorrow the Prime Ministers meet for breakfast, then start again. Meanwhile Orangemen want to meet Blair before Drumcree Sunday to discuss their plan which the residents rejected. D. Jones (Spokesman) and B. McKenna (Residents, leader) comment. (11.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3875

Date Broadcast:	Wed 30th Jun 1999	Duration:	15 mins 34 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Still stalemate at Stormont with six hours until the governments deadline. First report shows Tommy Sands and cross-community group singing for peace, then Mo. Mowlam comments, earlier the two Prime Ministers arrived, Adams appeared optimistic, Trimble says it's moment of truth for Republicans, then John Hume (SDLP) on the will of the people. Then J. Donaldson (UUP) says they want start to actual decommissioning, then victims group FAIR arrived to protest about decommissioning. I. Paisley (DUP) also called for complete disarmament of IRA. Next report is a best guess at what proposal is on the table, it involves Sinn Fein accepting decommissioning as an obligation, then the Executive is created. In September power transferred, then DeChastelein issues a time table for decommissioning with a first act in November and completed by May 2000. If not the Good Friday Agreement is suspended and a review begins. The proposals is difficult for Sinn Fein and the UUP. Journalist explains why. Meanwhile in the Commons, Mowlam says it's three steps forward, two back, Ken Reid givse his analysis of the current state of affairs within the parties and the likely problems for Trimble. In the studio, Eddie McGrady (SDLP) supports the proposal outlined above, he says there has been progress and thinks parties do want to find an agreement, then Darren Nesbitt (UUP) and G.Kelly (SF) discuss the situation as they see it, G. Kelly remarks on his frustration with UUP, D. Nesbitt says decommissioning must be completed March 2000. Kelly refutes decommissioning necessary for Sinn Fein to be in government, his votes give him the right. Nesbitt responds. Next segment has P. Robinson (DUP), he backs Paisley Jnr's call for people to pray for failure, he accuses PIRA of still being involved in bombing, as in Donegal. He attends Stormont to strengthen the resolve of the UUP. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02910	Tape No.	170
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3876

Date Broadcast:	Wed 30th Jun 1999	Duration:	37 mins 15 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Newsline Special on N.Ireland's D-day. The latest news is that there is no real sign of agreement. Bill Clinton (US President) has phoned the party leaders. Then Stephen Grimasson (Political Correspondent) gives his analysis of what it is believed Sinn Fein has offered the UUP. A timetable for decommissioning and an offer to make it happen as best they can. Grimasson gives his assessment of thte UUP's position on this, they want an IRA statement as well. The two governments view is Siin Fein position has moved. Next report is from Mark Simpson on the days event so far. Mowlam refused to answer questions, then Adams/Trimble comments on arriving at 9.30am. Nothing much has happened since. N. Dodds (DUP) comments on his sources keeping them informed. Tea time, M. McLaughlin (SF) and R. Empey (UUP) comments, no sign yet of DeChastelein report. Deadline two hours away. Next in the studio, J. Donaldson (UUP) comments on what Sinn Fein has offered. He has only heard second hand, but he wants the IRA to say decommissioning will take place, S. Mallon (SDLP) joins the discussion, he says way forward is a unique jigsaw and very time consuming. Donaldson also wants to see the DeChastelein report. Mallon views on why it's been delayed. Donaldson repeats he wants actual decommissioning, it must be primed down he says. Mallon outlines the change and movement in the Sinn Fein position. Next Eamon Phoenix (Political Historian) comments on Sinn Fein's burdened position of eighty years of violent baggage, but he says Sinn Fein has it's eye on government in the South in coalition. But they must end violent past to achieve this. Unionist might not see this. As decommissioning has been the dominant potlitical theme in recent years, Brian Rowan (Security Journalist) looks back at the history of the decommissioning issue with film clip of LVF decommissioning of nine guns, then IRA training film clip with voice over on surrender issue. R. Flanagan (RUC) says Intel tells him no sign of coming IRA decommissioning. Profile of IRA's own home made weapons, no sign of more Loyalist decommissioning. Next into the studio, M. McLaughlin (SF) acknowledges their proposal to the UUP to break the impasse. He takes a wait and see attitude to the DeChastelein report. He denies knowing the IRA attitude, then Billy Hutchinson (PUP) joins the discussion with the latest information he has on DeChastelein's report and what is likely to happen. He's concerned with the IRA's ideology. Next item is interview with Bill Clinton in the USA and what he thinks of the impasse, then Finnuala O' Connor (Journalist) gives her views on what's happening between the two governments and the local parties, she says nobody knows exactly. Focus is on the central problem. She compares this year to last year's Good Friday Agreement talks. Then switch to Gerry Adams (SF) who's giving a news conference, he says prior decommissioning is unobtainable, it's only possible within the full implementation of the Good Friday Agreement. He outlines the consequences of talks failure and the list of other issues besides decommissioning not yet finalised. He then answers a few questions from journalists. Next in the studio, I. Paisley (DUP) gives his sense of what's happening. He recalls his arrest last year and says he only got an office today because he threatened court action. He has met Blair and highlights the victims position, he says IRA started the murders, he also refutes the IRA cannot be equalled to the RUC/Army casualties. Paisley says any deal will be a dirty deal. (10.00pm)
DVD No.	D02920	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3877

Date Broadcast:	Wed 30th Jun 1999	Duration:	41 mins 9 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Return to Stormont for another Newsline special with only thirty-nine minutes left to the governments deadline. Opening film of scene at Stormont. Within the last hour, Sinn Fein and the UUP have held angry news briefs blaming each other. Begins with Gerry Adams (SF) comments on issue of decommissioning, then D. Trimble (UUP) gives his version of the latest position, he says he has received no concrete proposals in writing and not seen a report from Gen. DeChastelein as yet. He says he's seen no details of timetables etc. Stephen Grimasson (Journalist) says the DeChastelein report is due soon and the UUP will probably receive the Sinn Fein proposals with it within an hour. He gives further analysis of the parties mood and the importance of the DeChastelein report, he says Trimble does know what's in the Sinn Fein offer, his view is a lawyer's one, he wants to see it on paper. D. Nesbitt (UUP) enters the discussion and says they don?t' know the Sinn Fein offer for definite as yet, he wants Sinn Fein/IRA to say decommissioning must be by May 2000, they want 'product'. He explains the UUP position and acknowledges the lack of trust, that's why they talk about jumping together in parallel. Nesbitt comments on why the UUP refused Adams permission to address the UUP delegation. He said his party clearly focused on what it wants to achieve. Then Eamon Phoenix (Political Historian) says Sinn Fein has changed it's position over the last year, he thinks it's only time is against agreement as Orange parades loom for the UUP. Although he said deadline could be moved. Then Geoff Martin (Newsletter) and Noel Doran (Irish News) show tomorrow's papers headlines and each gives their assessment of the current situation and the parties positions on decommissioning. Next politician in, is Pat Doherty (SF), he gives his reaction to D. Trimble's comments earlier. He's asked does Sinn Fein have a time table for decommissioning, he answers they can't offer that, only within the Good Friday Agreement can decommissioning be achieved. They also discuss the UUP demand for an IRA statement and Sinn Fein's hopes for more TD's in the Dail. They argue then whether the guns are silent or not at present. Then John Hume (SDLP) joins the discussion on the IRA ceasefire question. Then moves to highlight positive things achieved this week which he outlines. Hume also highilights why the DeChastelein Report is important, it's a trust issue he says. Hume hopes agreement reached tonight and gun removed from our politics forever. Next report is people on the streets in the North West of Northern Ireland, give their views on what they want from talks. Back to the studio, it's twelve midnight so government's deadline has arrived and gone with no agreement. S. Grimasson gives the latest news, the DeChastelein Report is still awaited. Sean Neeson (Alliance) joins the discussion having just met Tony Blair (Prime Minister), he gives his observations on the current position and what he told Blair, then F. O'Connor (Journalist) gives her latest news update. Then Noel. (11.15pm)
DVD No.	D02920	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3878

Date Broadcast:	Thu 1st Jul 1999	Duration:	10 mins 33 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	No agreement yet. Blair says Sinn Fein have changed their decommissioning position, but Trimble says if they have he hasn't seen it. Talks have resumed. Film report from Mark Simpson with Blair's comments on his return at noon, then B. Ahern's comments. Trimble then says Republicans haven't met Unionist terms. Adams rejects the idea Trimble hasn't got Sinn Fein proposals. Blair missed official opening of Scottish Assembly, Donald Dewar (Scotland's First Minister) gives his reaction. Then at Stormont Stephen Grimasson explains what's due to happen today, the pressure today will be on Trimble he says, Grimasson says the Unionists hard-balling until they see Sinn Fein proposals in writing. Trimble has now also come up with new proposals. In other news, William Whitelaw (81) has died, he was first Northern Ireland Secretary in 1972. Film report reviews his time in Northern Ireland with old film and interviews. T. Blair (Prime Minister) paid his tribute to Whitelaw at Stormont. In West Belfast, a woman aged thirty three was shot in the leg from a passing car, local people blame Loyalists. Film report. Last night in Portadown trouble flared as orangemen erected an arch near the Nationalists at the Garvaghy Road. Film report with comments of Peter Elliott (Parkmount Orange Lodge), then Dara O'Hagan's (SF) comments. (1.00pm)
DVD No.	D02920	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3879

Date Broadcast:	Thu 1st Jul 1999	Duration:	26 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Eighteen hours past the governments deadline and still no break through at the Stormont talks, but Blair talks of historic seismic shifts in the landscape. First report deals with the story of the day and Blair's comments on arrival putting a spin on the situation, then B. Ahern's comments on 'honest effort'. In his interview D. Trimble (UUP) disagrees Sinn Fein has moved on decommissioning in terms of recognised by Unionists, he says republicans have showed no commitment to decommissioning, in his reply Gerry Adams (SF) says the British told Sinn Fein proposal to UUP, and he and M. McGuinness actually explained their idea to the UUP, but not on paper. President Clinton today phoned the party leaders again. S. Mallon (SDLP) comments on the tragedy of a missed opportunity, then Paisley says the IRA will never decommission. Back in the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of the spat between Sinn Fein and the UUP over the Sinn Fein unwritten proposals. It looks like the Government may now have to park the talks until Autumn. As the media stayed in Northern Ireland for the fourth day. A film report profiles the media interest at Stormont from around the world including Southerner, William Hickey, who was making his own film about the talks, then Nigel Thompson (ITN Cameraman) comments, then Derek Henderson (Press Assoc.) comments on decyphering the spin. The DUP laid a wreath at Stormont on the Somme anniversary. Back in the studio, G. Kelly (SF) and J. Taylor (UUP) discuss the UUP's latest proposals. Taylor denies T. Blair showed them the Sinn Fein document on decommissioning. G. Kelly replies Unionists won't do business, Taylor again says Sinn Fein wouldn't put anything in writing. Kelly says this is smokescreen nonsense. They argue this point over and over. Next politician in is Mark Durkan (SDLP) who insists parties keeping trying to get a deal and collective understanding. He feels failsafe device has to be added to prevent parties failing to fulfil their parts. In other news stories, the UVF RHC and UDA have warned people not to wreck Loyalist areas if disturbances follow Drumcree Parade. Alan Murray (Security Journalist) comments, then PUP statement. Northern Ireland's first secretary of State, Willie Whitelaw (81) has died. Film reviews his time here with old clips, then T. Blair's tribute today. The Long March organisers are to go to Court over a re-routing in Lurgan. Film report on day eight of the march with Jonathan Bell (Cllr) comments, report on Balkan Street shooting in lower Falls. Then report from Belfast City Hall on the wreath laying ceremony for the Somme dead. In Kosova film clip of RIR band marching in local town. Then back to Ken Reid for latest news from talks, it?s now critical phase. The two Prime Ministers want to know what's likely reference made to Kelly/Taylor discussion and how that's an advance in itself. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02920	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3880

Date Broadcast:	Thu 1st Jul 1999	Duration:	6 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	ITV
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	ITN UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Film report on the PIRA's recent shooting of Martin McGartland (RUC SB agent) in Newcastle, England. He comments on the attack and show his wounds, film report reviews McGartland's claim to have save fifty lives and his motivation at the time, he also comments on his recent recent fall out with the English police over his false identity.
DVD No.	D02920	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3881

Date Broadcast:	Thu 1st Jul 1999	Duration:	14 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Late night update from Stormont talks on decommissioning impasse, it seems talks will continue tomorrow. Film report from Trevor Birney, Government believes Sinn Fein position does mean the IRA will decommission, but when Blair met the UUP, J. Taylor and J. Donaldson didn't attend. In an interview, D. Nesbitt gives his reaction to Blair meeting and he still wants to see something in writing. Gerry Kelly (SF) says Unionists involved in paper chases, then M. Durkan (SDLP) gives his observations. In the studio, Ken Reid profiles what will happen tomorrow. It's expected DeChastelein will release his report. Governments don't want to park the process. Other news stories, in Lurgan tonight an orange parade past the offices of murdered solicitor, R. Nelson was attacked by Nationalists. Film report with comments of Lurgan Orangeman, David Martin, then Dara O'Hagan (SF) views. In Derry the RUC found firearms. The Long March has arrived in Lisburn tonight. Film report on it's rally. Car crash news. In the studio, Reg Empey (UUP) and A. Maskey (SF) debate the current issues in decommissioning impasse. Sinn Fein insists they have given cast-iron insurances to UUP although not on paper which is what the UUP want. (11.00pm)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3882

Date Broadcast:	Fri 2nd Jul 1999	Duration:	27 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Still no agreement at Stormont on day five, but Ken Reid has breaking news that the two governments think they have a deal, with decommission beginning six weeks after the executive is set up, and if no decommissioning then a review of the process but no Sinn Fein expulsion, UUP however not fully on board. Tonight the Government released the DeChastelein report it says the Commission expects Sinn Fein's proposal will be endorsed by the IRA and followed by Loyalist Paramilitaries, yet the report also says the IRA and UDA didn?t respond to it's questions. On the current Sinn Fein position of 1st July, the report says decommissioning can be completed in the time prescribed if they get started soon. Next film report tells the story of the day so far. The two Prime Ministers arrive and meet Gen DeChastelein. Film clip shown, then DeChastelein statement, then Pat Doherty (SF) says decommissioning will only happen if Good Friday Agreement in full operation, then B. Hutchinson (PUP) assesses the difficulties, then G. McMichael (UDP) wants further assurances. M. McGuinness (SF) on arrival said the next hours are critical in his interview, then Ken Magennis (UUP) sitcks to his position, Mike Nesbitt reviews the story, the Governments feel they have a deal. Meanwhile Blair will turn his attention to Drumcree, he's to meet both sides later, but the security forces have begun sealing off the Drumcree area. Film report of troops moving in. Harold Gracey (Orangeman) says it resembles a war zone. Then Davy Jones calls for calm, peace screens put in place at Obins Street, but M. McKenna suspicious of exchanges going on between Government and Orangemen. Tim Lewis (RUC Acc) profiles a new RUC water cannon. Next report is on Orange delegation at Castle Buildings, and resident's, B. McKenna's arrival for new talks and the latest comment from Robert Saulters (Orange Chief). Back in the studio, R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) explains why he feels he needs the fortifications that are being built at Drumcree. He's encouraged R. Saulters views. Back at Stormont, with a further recap on the Government paper on the table, then M. McLaughlin (SF) replies to the question on starting decommissioning, then Ken Magennis (UUP) gives their view on Sinn Fein's decommissioning in six weeks. They both lay out their parties current positions. Then in other news, a man has survived a murder bid in South Belfast believed to be part of a Loyalist feud. Film report from Sandy Row area, the victim is former UVF prisoner, he was hit in the legs, it may be related to killing of Bobby Basher Bates. Next Sir Ken Bloomfield has published his report on how the criminal injuries process here could be changed. Film report with details of new tarriff approach, but it's criticised by the Law Society and the Bar Council. A judicial review of the Parades Commission decision to re-route the Long March away from Lurgan is being heard at present. B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) expresses shock at death of four Irish airmen in helicopter crash. In Belfast Cathedral, a prayer vigil is being planned for peace. Film report with David Jardine comments, then back live to Stormont for the latest talks news, the UUP feel Sinn Fein's plan has no certainty of decommissioning. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3883

Date Broadcast:	Fri 2nd Jul 1999	Duration:	40 mins 12 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Live from Stormont, the two PMs are due to make a statement to the press, Ken Reid previews what's expected to be in it regarding plans for decommissioning process and the executive will begin on 15 July. Then Tony Blair (British Prime Minister) begins his comments outlining their proposals to the parties and what he sees happening over coming weeks. If parties fail to fulfil their commitments, a legal failsafe with stop process, it should see decommissioning by May 2000 he says. The parties will discuss the plan, it's a historic opportunity says Blair. He then praises B. Ahern, then B. Ahern begins his speech with hopes to replacing conflict with co-operation, he outlines the benefits of today's proposal, a rubicon has been crossed, he praises Bill Clinton, T. Blair and Gen. DeChastelein. After Ahern, General DeChastelein gives his comments on his report why he delayed realising it and the local parties responses to it, he then says it's possible to begin actual decommissioning within weeks of sorting out the modalities. After that, John Hume (SDLP) praises the two governments efforts and the local parties commitment to building a future, he's followed by Gerry Adams (SF) who refers to 'an enormous sigh of relief' across Ireland, he hopes, gap of distrust has begun to be broke. Adams then thanks his team, the two Prime Ministers and calls again for partnership with the Unionists. Next comes D. Trimble (UUP) who also thanks the two Prime Ministers, he refers to Sinn Fein proposals as aspirational with no firm time table for decommissioning, he will consult his party on their views on the proposals but generally he's unhappy, he feels democrats shouldn't be acquainted with terrorists, he says he's not against partnership with Catholics and Nationalists, he says only threat to the process is Sinn Fein's delays, he asks for confidence building by them. In the studio, Mike Nesbitt reviews the proposed deal offered by the two governments, then I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) gives his reaction, it's a fudge he says and Trimble will have to throw out his manifesto to accept it, he calls for immediate IRA decommissioning. Paisley refuses to say if they will take their two seats in the Executive. Paisley leaves as M. McGuinness (SF) arrives in the studio, he's asked is he going to buy the deal offered. He talks about other issues like justice, equality etc. he says Sinn Fein will use it's influence to make decommissioning happen, but he won't say it will begin within days. Then Ken Magennis (UUP) wonders if M. McGuinness (SF) is saying yes to decommissioning, (8.00pm)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3884

Date Broadcast:	Fri 2nd Jul 1999	Duration:	26 mins 7 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Five day Stormont talks marathon is over, with a proposal from the two governments on decommissioning and an executive up and running by 15 July. Film report with a review of the terms with Mike Nesbitt. Film clips of speeches from Tony Blair, then B. Ahern, then General John DeChastelein, then John Hume (SDLP), then Gerry Adams (SF), then D. Trimble (UUP) views, all as report in early 8.00pm bulletin. In the studio then a new interview with T. Blair questioned by Ken Reid, he makes an appeal above the heads of politicians to the Northern Ireland people he says, he also asks Unionists to wait for two weeks to see if Republicans are genuine beginning decommissioning within days of July 15th. If the plan is rejected he cannot see a way forward. In other news, the Long March failed in their ourt challenge to overturn a Parades Commission ruling they were to avoid Lurgan Town Centre. Then back to Stormont studio for the latest on T. Blair's attempt to get a Drumcree solution, he met Orangemen and residents, then B. McKenna gives the residents reaction to the day's meetings. Back in the studio, Ken Reid gives his views on Blair's chances of solving the Drumcree situation and of selling today's decommissionig proposals to the Ulster Unionist people. It's a hard deal to sell he says. Then taped studio interviews with D. Nesbitt (UUP) and Gerry Adams (SF) give their analysis of the government's package today. Adams says UUP need to get their party policy changed as Sinn Fein changed theirs, he wants the peace process to work and lists other issues that need to be resolved. Earlier S. Mallon (SDLP) gave his views on the proposals and the absence of a starting date for decommissioning. After S. Mallon, J. Donaldson (UUP, MP) repeats Unionist doubts about the proposals it's too far from the UUP policy of no guns no government. There is no certainty of IRA decommissioning and their policy is no decommissioning no government. Then live P. Robinson (DUP) says the Prime Ministsers have sided with the terrorists without decommissioning even beginning and he says Blair's appeal to the Unionist people will fail. They are against the agreement. Robinson comments on their position if the executive is set up. Then final political analysis from Ken Reid of a long week and possible inter-government tensions in the near future. (11.00pm)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3885

Date Broadcast:	Sat 3rd Jul 1999	Duration:	2 mins 39 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Lurgan the long march was re-routed from the town centre, film report with comments of Paul Berry (DUP) at the RUC road block. The march now heads to Portadown. Harold Gracey (Orange Leader) repeats his demand to walk along the Garvaghy Road despite B. McKenna. Meanwhile at Stormont, the local parties begin their consultations on the Government's proposals. Film report reviews yesterday's comments from Blair and Ahern. (Saturday)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3886

Date Broadcast:	Sat 3rd Jul 1999	Duration:	4 mins 28 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Orangemen begin to gather at Drumcree. Film report on today's march to police barrier, David Jones (Orange spokesman) hopes to march within days. Dara O' Hagan (SF) outlines the feelings of Nationalists. Film report then of Long March arrival in Portadown and Jonathan Bell (UUP, Cllr) tells crowd 'no guns, no government' is unionist policy, then back to Drumcree on the latest situation there, and the Orange appeal for calm. (10.00pm)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3887

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Jul 1999	Duration:	9 mins 27 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Drumcree Sunday. Film report (short) from Drumcree showing security forces defences. Then film interview with Tony Blair (Prime Minister) outlining the advantages of the two governments blueprint yesterday, followed by B. Ahern's (Irish Prime Minister) comments on the proposal as they see it. The Ahern interview is significantly longer than the Blair one, and concentrates on the decommissioning issue. (10.00am)
DVD No.	D02930	Tape No.	171
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3888

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Jul 1999	Duration:	12 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Drumcree Five. Report from Portadown town centre as Orange lodge leaves for Drumcree church service. Film report from David Blevins, includes comments of David Jones (Orange Spokesman), then M. McLaughlin's (SF) views, then live report from David Bowden at Drumcree Church were the Long March has just arrived in silence, reporter interviews local Orangemen on their current attitude, then Gary Honeyford (Sky Journalist) reports from the Garvaghy Road (Nationalist) side of the fence. Meanwhile T. Blair has urged Unionists to accept yesterday's decommissioning deal. In newspapers, Mo Mowlam comments with review of Friday's proposals, then J. Donaldson (UUP) rejects proposals. (11.00am)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3889

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Jul 1999	Duration:	47 mins 51 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Latest report on Drumcree situation, this one features an interview with Paul Berry (DUP MLA and Orangeman), in which he criticises the residents position, and says Blair has shown them positive signs they'll get a march, he calls residents groups fronts for Sinn Fein and IRA, and refuses direct talks with them. Then Gary Honeyford (Journalist) reports from the Nationalist side on their views, then back to David Bowden outside the Drumcree Church as the church service nears it's end. He talks about Blair's meetings with the Orangemen and what he may have told them, until the Orangemen come out to walk down to the Army/RUC barrier, before that happens, Dara O'Hagan (SF, MLA) gives the Nationalist view of the Drumcree situation. Then back to outside the church where a D. Bowden voice-over waits on the Orange protest to begin but as it's slow to happen they switch again to the Garvaghy Road where the B. Rodgers (SDLP) gives her views on the situation and answers the journalists questions, then it's back to David Bowden at the church. The protest parade stilll hasn?t formed up yet, due to crowds blocking the road. Eventually after several minutes of Bowden/Honeyford voice-overs, the protest parade walks down to the RUC barrier. Film clips shows the Orange/RUC verbal exchange, then Orangemen head back to the Church, with the two journalists again discussing what's happening over film clip of Orange crowd and the history of this territorial battle as they see it. Then they break to an orange spokesman addressing the press but as they can't hear him, they switch to Gary Honeyford, who discusses the lack of face to face talks, then their call for a peaceful protest. He denies knowing who was responsible for previous Drumcree violence, he thinks the Prime Minister acknowledges Orangemen position over the residents and is confident they will all get their parade. He again rejects face to face talks with Brendan McKenna and explains his viewpoint. Then switch to Gary Honeyford who explains the residents views on B. McKenna, he's an elected representative and again he highlights today's change of tactics by the Orange Order and calls for peaceful protest from H. Gracey. (12.00 noon)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3890

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Jul 1999	Duration:	7 mins 29 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Latest report from Drumcree, the protest goes on, but all is still peaceful. Film report begins by reviewing the days events, with comments of Gareth Watson (Spokesman). The rally following heard Harold Gracey call for peaceful protest. On the Garvaghy Road, B. McKenna said the atmosphere was tense, Dara O'Hagan (SF) views, then B. McKenna is sarcastic about H. Gracey. B. Rodgers (SDLP) feels an honourable agreement should be worked out. Then B. Rowan (BBC Security Journalist) comments on the RUC view of events so far, he shows film clip of Ronnie Flanagan (RUC Chief Cons.) explaining why the RUC stopped the march. Rowan explains the security measures taken in Drumcree and around Northern Ireland in general. Robin Eames (Church of Ireland Primate) praises thee Orange Order dignified protest and says the order met the Church of Ireland's three demands of them. In Warrenpoint, an Orange Hall was damaged in an arson attack. Film report with reaction of Hugh Carr (SDLP) (7.00pm)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3891

Date Broadcast:	Sun 4th Jul 1999	Duration:	2 mins 33 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	ITV
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	ITN UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's peaceful events at Drumcree with a Live report, and review of today's events and comments of Ronnie Flanagan (RUC). Also today Mo Mowlam revealed she may be moved in a cabinet shuffle. (10.00pm)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3892

Date Broadcast:	Mon 5th Jul 1999	Duration:	17 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Live from House of Commons, a statement by Tony Blair (PM) on the way forward document published by the two governments after last weeks Stormont talks on the decommissioning impasse. He also outlines the advances made in progress politically in Northern Ireland and calls the Good Friday Agreement the only true way forward in Northern Ireland. He profiles the Good Friday Agreement obligations to parties on decommissioning as he sees it. Then he outlines the terms of the proposals published last week on by passing the decommissioning issue, outlining the fail safe measures which bring down the Executive if actual decommissioning doesn?t take place, and highlights the role of DeChastelein commission in the process. He says the failsafe protects Unionists and claims the proposals will reveal within days if the paramilitaries are genuine about decommissioning. He makes an appeal for support from people to wait thirty days to find out. Then William Hague (Tory Leader) says they back the Good Friday Agreement. He then wants Blair to make it clear that Republicans and Loyalists responsible for the current impasse. He raises two concerns about proposals firstly no cast iron guarantee IRA will decommission, he wants a timetable inserted, then secondly on the fail safe measure, suspending the Executive means non-paramilitary linked to parties will suffer as well as Sinn Fein/PUP/UDP. He wants these parties only, suspended and a stop put on prison releases. Blair responds by highlighting the big picture view, and the lack of trust here, and that not only has decommissioning not happened but the Executive hasn't been set up. He is trying to build in certainty not trust to the proposals, but he can't force parties to go into a government with each other, on prison releases he says other laws apply. He again says if we don't put these proposals to the test we will never know if they work. (3.00pm)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3893

Date Broadcast:	Mon 5th Jul 1999	Duration:	25 mins 27 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Tony Blair tells the Commons this chance for peace must not be squandered, he urges Unionist to take a chance and see if Sinn Fein decommissioning promise is real. Film report from Ken Reid with Blair's comments to MP's, then David Trimble outlines his parties problem with the proposals. Gerry Adams (SF) says it's not good enough to suspend Sinn Fein because the IRA won't decommission. Meanwhile Tom Brady (Irish Independent, Journalist) says the PIRA are to call an army convention to decide if it will decommission or not. He explains in an interview. Then report on Adams comments on Sinn Fein suspension. M. Durkan (SDLP) gives his party's stance on the current proposals and the exclusion issue. P. Robinson (DUP) says Trimble must stick to no guns, no government, the UDP says an IRA decommissioning would have a positive effect on Unionist attitudes. Next is a studio interview with D. Trimble (UUP Leader), he explains what he wants as a safety net, penalties inflicted on guilty parties, not the innocent. That should apply to Loyalists as well he says. He also wants prisoners brought into the equation. He hasn't heard yet that his party is to meet Blair, and he reveals he has contacted Bill Clinton to do what he can to help. Then live in the studio, A. Maskey (SF) and Eddie McGrady (SDLP) give their party positions on the exclusion issue if decommissioning doesn?t happen. Maskey says it's not in the Good Friday Agreement. E. McGrady says SDLP will move for exclusion if any party fails to fulfil the Good Friday Agreement, he doesn?t answer the question if it's a live option for the SDLP to reform an Executive without Sinn Fein after no decommissioning. Breaking news is that the Parades Commission has banned an Orange Parade down the Ormeau Road on the twelfth. Film report with review of previous decisions. Noel Ligget (Ormeau Orangeman) gives their reaction without commenting on a standoff, Gerard Rice (Resident's Spokesman) welcomes the decision and calls for face to face talks. In Derry five marches to support Drumcree Orangemen were postponed, G. Campbell (DUP) explains why this was decided. Next report is from Drumcree where it's virtually deserted, although Orangemen will return tonight after another orange march in Portadown. Film report views the low key profile during the day and last night's minor clash between Loyalists and Nationalists. At the top end of Garvaghy Road, Orangeman, Davy Jones repeats there will be no face to face talks with Garvaghy Residents, then B. McKenna gives the residents views, followed by B. Rodgers comments for the SDLP. In a protest, former UDR soldier handed back his service medals to Mahon Road army barracks accompanied by J. Donaldson (UUP, MP). Film report. Next interview is with Denis Watson (Orange Leader) on the Prime Minister's remark that the parade at Drumcree is not in his gift, he repeats view they are getting positive feedback from the Prime Minister. In other news, youths with bats attacked a protestant home in North Belfast also in the Whitewell area, Protestant youths attacked Catholic homes. Film report with comments of Freda Browne (house owner) and her brother Brian Hunter, then from Paul McKernan (Greencastle Community Association) tells of the attacks on Catholics homes. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3894

Date Broadcast:	Tue 6th Jul 1999	Duration:	9 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Major bomb alert at RUC station, Oldpark, Belfast. Film report on suspect car with three hundred pound bomb, and reaction from N.Dodds (DUP). Robert Salters (Orange Grand Master) asys it's time to call Nationalist bluff and meet residents groups about Marches. Meanwhile the Parades Commission has rerouted twenty six parades including one at Bellaghy, Dunloy and Newtownhamilton and put restrictions on ten others. Meanwhile, Ormeau Road Orangemen are to meet their district masters to decide on a form of protest following the ban on their twelfth parade. Film report covers the remarks of Robert Salters and today he's changed his mind again. G. Kelly (SF) gives his reaction, then S. Mallon (SDLP) supports dialogue idea. Meanwhile Denis Watson says solution to Drumcree is with Prime Minister, as overnight some troublel occurred on Garvaghy Road. Film report on Loyalist attacks on RUC and St John's Catholic Church, then Denis Watson comments on threat of growing violence and David Jones gives his views on his overnight violence, while B. McKenna (Residents Spokesman) rejects the order isn't responsible for continuing trouble. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02940	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3895

Date Broadcast:	Wed 7th Jul 1999	Duration:	20 mins 55 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Another twist to the twelth's parades as the Orange Order proposes switching it's venue to the Ormeau Park as a protest over the banning of the Ormeau parade. Film report explains the geography of this area of Belfast, with comments of Dawson Baillie (Deputy Master of Belfast Orangemen) reaction from the Parades Commission and Gerard Rice (Lower Ormeau residents), parades crisis is not yet over for this year. T. Blair (Prime Minister) has again advised the parties here to accept last Friday's proposals as the only way forward for Northern Ireland. Film report on Commons questions and answers. Earlier pro-agreement party leaders helped launch George Mitchell's new peace fund but the current crisis was never far from the surface. Gerry Adams (SF) comments on the situation last Friday. Then D. Trimble (UUP) says Government proposals not carefully thought through, then S. Mallon's (SDLP) views. The DUP met Paul Murphy (Northern Ireland Office Minister) on the government's failsafe mechanism. P. Robinson explains their view. On Friday, the UUP Executive will meet to discuss the proposals. In North Antrim, an unexploded pipe bomb was found at the home of a Sinn Fein member in Ballycastle. Film report with James Curry's (SF, Cllr) reaction. In Carrickfergus, an arson attack on Catholic shop was believed to be sectarian. Film report with May Beattie (DUP, Cllr) views, then Sam Arlow's (Fireman) veiws. A short distance away, a house owned by a Catholic man was petrol-bombed. Further film report. In the studio, Alan Murray (Security Journalist) gives his view of the Orange Order decision to re-route to Ormeau Park and the implications for the RUC. He also comments on Irish Times story the IRA is prepared to give a list of it's arms to General DeChastelein and decommission. Next story is the announcement of a multi-million pound reconciliation fund by George Mitchell (Good Friday Agreement Chairman). It's trustees are all the pro-agreement party leaders. Film report on it?s aims to support reconciliation cross-community fields with Mitchell, S. Mallon, M. McWilliam and D. Trimble views. Catholic residents of the Collingwood estate in Lurgan are leaving after a series of attacks by Loyalists during Drumcree standoffs. Film report reviews the violence over recent years, only four houses left occupied. B. Rodgers (SDLP) comments. The USA has announced a new visa programme for Northern Ireland. Four thousand visas over the next three years announced by Congressman Jim Walsh in Derry. Film report on details of scheme and interview with Jim Walsh. Unionists are worried it's directed at former RUC men. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3896

Date Broadcast:	Thu 8th Jul 1999	Duration:	18 mins 14 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Lower Ormeau residents have met the Parades Commission to ask that the Orange Order be kept away from the Ormeau Park, while in London eight senior Portadown Orangemen met T.Blair about Drumcree. Film report begins in London. Orangemen left with no comment, then switches to the Ormeau situation with comments of Gerard Rice (Resident Spokesman), Orangemen, and Jim Rodgers (UUP, Cllr) gives his views on getting Council permission to use the Ormeau Park, then Alastair McDonnell (SDLP) gives the Nationalist view, then Bob Stoke (UUP, Lord Mayor) gives his reaction. Last night in Ballynafeigh (upper Ormeau) an Orange Parade passed off peacefully but Cross Community Spokesman want the order to stay away. Meanwhile a group called Orange Alert wants the whole family to rally around for support. In the Republic, B. Ahern has been attacked by Unionists saying he accepts the IRA and Sinn Fein are different organisations, he also calls ofr an IRA statement on decommissioning. Film report hears the reaction from Reg Empey (UUP, MLA) rejecting Ahern comments, then the reaction of N. Dodds (DUP), then S. Farren's (SDLP) comments. Gerry Adams (SF) wrote an article in An Phoblacht on the subject, while on film, G. Kelly (SF) gives his views on Sinn Fein/IRA links. Then live in the studio, Reg Empey (UUP) enlarges on his views about Ahern's comments on the chances of IRA disarmament, he previews their party's Executive meeting later in the on the Government's proposals. A US Congressman has written to the Patten Commission on Policing calling for root and branch RUC reforms. Film report on the fact finding mission by the group of US politicians with comments of Ben Gilman and Peter King, then a reply from Les Rodgers (RUC Federation). At Stormont, Norman Hutchinson (NIUP) says he was insulted by the group. Next in the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of the day's political stories. In Courts, Barry Morgan was convicted of killing Cyril Stewart (RUCR) in March 1998. Film report. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3897

Date Broadcast:	Thu 8th Jul 1999	Duration:	1 mins 43 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Parades Commission has barred the Orange Order from going to the Ormeau Park, it says they must stick to their traditional route. Film report with comments of Alastair Graham (Parades Commission Chairman), then local Orangeman, Noel Ligget's response. Downing Street statement on Blair's Orange Order meeting released. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3898

Date Broadcast:	Fri 9th Jul 1999	Duration:	10 mins 24 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Orange Order has submitted an alternative route for its parade to the Ormeau Park. The Parades Commission is considering the plan. Film report on current situation with Monica McWilliams (Women's Coalition) reaction, then Lord Mayor Bob Stokes (UUP, Orangeman) views presented to Parades Commission. Today the UUP's Ruling Executive has endorsed D. Trimble's views on the Government's decommissioning proposals. Film report with S. Mallon (SDLP) comments on forming an Executive, then comments of John Taylor (UUP Deputy Leader) on Ahern's comments yesterday and then views of Willie Ross (MP). Newsletter poll results on UUP supporters position on Blair's formula given, followed by Trimble's statement after his Executive meeting. He asks the SDLP to stand with Democrats if IRA don' t decommission. At Dundee University, a posthumus degree was awarded to Julie Hughes today, who died in the Omagh bomb attack. Film report with Dr Ian Graham-Bryce remarks, then her tutor, Christine Hellar comments. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3899

Date Broadcast:	Sat 10th Jul 1999	Duration:	4 mins 46 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Parades Commission has given the go ahead for the revised Orange Parade to Ormeau Park using the Ravenhill Road approach. Film report with Alastair Graham's (Chairman) comments to the press on the Belfast Unionist Councillors intervention and then John McCrea's (Orange Order) reaction, then from the Nationalist Ormeau, Gerard Rice gives his views followed by Carmel Hanna (SDLP). The new route is outlined. In Donegal, the Orangemen completed their annual March at Rossnawaugh despite three bomb scares. Film report with Michael Byrne (Garda Superintendent) comments. Next film report from bonfires in Portadown and clashes at Olbin's Street interface. Sinn Fein has said the Government has been using tidal wave of spin on it's decommissioning proposals. In Derry, fifteen men beat a fifteen year old and nineteen year old and twenty two year old in a punishment attack. Overnight an Orange Hall in Rasharkin was set on fire and in Rathfriland a Catholic family home was attacked. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3900

Date Broadcast:	Sun 11th Jul 1999	Duration:	4 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE 1 News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Tony Blair has said, little more he could do to help the N.Ireland peace process if the parties reject the two governments proposals on Thursday. Film report with Blair comments, and reaction from D. Trimble (UUP), he wants the SDLP to guarantee they'll support UUP in asking for Sinn Fein expulsion if they don't decommission, then John Hume gives his reaction, B. DeBrun (SF) comments. In Dublin today, B. Ahern met UUP delegation. Next report from Belfast previews security ahead of tomorrow's Orange Parade to Ormeau Park, and from a Nationalist protest in Newtownbutler against a local Orange March which passed off peacefully, comments of Kevin Lawrence for Newtownbutler residents shown. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3901

Date Broadcast:	Mon 12th Jul 1999	Duration:	1 mins 8 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Live Sky coverage of the Orange march down the Ormeau Road were it's blocked by the RUC at the Ormeau bridge. (11.00am)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3902

Date Broadcast:	Mon 12th Jul 1999	Duration:	5 mins 47 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report update from the Ormeau Road, and Ormeau Park were all Belfast Orangemen assembled, with comments of Gerard Rice (Lower Ormeau residents spokesman, then Noel Liggett (Ormeau Road Orange leader). Then live from Belfast's Ormeau Road, Gary Honeyford (Journalist) gives his analysis of today's parading controversy and the importance of this week for the Northern Ireland Peace Process with regard to local parties accepting the two Governments decommissioning proposals. Trimble is to meet Blair today. (12.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3903

Date Broadcast:	Mon 12th Jul 1999	Duration:	21 mins 57 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's events at the Ormeau Park and the Ormeau bridge, so far everything has passed of peacefully. Ronnie Flanagan has praised Orangemen and Nationalists for their behaviour. Film profiles the main Orange March in Belfast to Ormeau Park and the security measures taken. R. Salters (Grandmaster) asked about breaking with tradition this time and how easy it would be to avoid Catholic areas in the future. Orangeman, Jim Rodgers (UUP, Cllr) comments on them using the Ormeau Park without the Councils permission. Alastair Graham (Parades Commission, Chairman) watched proceedings, quotes from Nigel Dodds (DUP) speech attacking Graham. Some journalists were attacked in the park. Then R. Flanagan (RUC) comments. Next report is from the Ormeay Bridge, where Ballynafeigh Orangemen were halted and the lower Ormeau sealed off. R. Flanagan comments on the measures. Then film of parade being stopped and Rev. William Hoey's sermon on religious liberty, then Gerard Rice's (LORCA) interview, then Clive West's (Church of Ireland, Canon) views. Next report is from Co. Armagh demonstration in Portadown. Film report from Drumcree, David Burrows (Deputy District Master) rejects face to face talks with residents in an interview. Film clip of eight thousand orangemen on parade, then comments of Denis Watson (County Grand Master) to crowd on no surrender, then John McCrea (Assistant Grand Master) attacks the Parades Commission role. Then latest report from a quiet Drumcree Hill. Next report from re-routed parade at Dunloy, Orangeman, John Finlay recites his protest at an RUC roadblock, then from Newtownbutler, where Kevin Lawrenson (Residents Spokesman) comments on why residents called off their protest and Orangeman, George Johnston gives the Orange view point. In Bellaghy, the parades was re-routed away from the Nationalist area. Film clip of Robert Overend (Orange Leader) making his verbal protest to RUC lines. In Rasharkin, the Independent Orange Order heard I. Paisley (DUP, MP) attack D. Trimble for his reliance on Sinn Fein/SDLP promises. Film report. Next report is from Derry where they had a minor re-routing at the Diamond area. Film report with Alan Lindsay's (City Grand Master) protest, then Peter Sheridan's (RUC Superintendent) comments, followed by Ernie Clyde's (Limavady Orangeman) comments on their two hundredth anniversary, then Orangman, William Ross (UUP, MP) comments on Trimble's leadership, followed by David Brewster's (UUP, MLA) views on current political crisis, he's followed by William Hay's (DUP, MLA) comments. Back in the studio, Ken Reid comments on Trimble's meeting with Blair and the Government's new bill in Parliament containing it's fail safe device for circumstances arriving if Sinn Fein/IRA don't decommission by May 2000. (6.00pm) ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3904

Date Broadcast:	Tue 13th Jul 1999	Duration:	6 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Commons has begun the debate on the bill to dissolve power here. Film report hears Mo Mowlam appeal to MP's to take a chance for peace, Unionists and Tories want a tougher failsafe mechanism. Trimble explains his problem at present. Back in Northern Ireland, A. Maskey (SF) gives their position. Next report is from the Orange/Black demonstration at Scrava, the so-called sham fight event. Film report with William Logan's (Black Chief) remarks on how they relate with non-members and it's opponents. In Claudy, an Orangehall was attacked. In Dublin, Colin Murphy on an Omagh bomb charge has been remanded on bail again. Film report. The McConville family want the IRA to visit the Templetown beach dig site for their mother. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3905

Date Broadcast:	Wed 14th Jul 1999	Duration:	17 mins 42 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mo Mowlam (N.Ireland Secretary) has instructed the assembly to meet tomorrow to nominate its Ministers, meanwhile Trimble addresses his UUP party tonight to decide if they will accept the governments decommissioning impasse proposals, last night the governments bill passed in Commons, by three hundred and forty-three to twenty-four, today at PMs questions Blair agreed to introduce amendments to the bill to placate Unionist concerns. Film report with Blair's Common's statement and Trimble's reactions before his UUP meeting, then Gerry Adams (SF) says they oppose the changes, he says the Orange card is being played, next preview of tomorrow's Assembly debate. In next report T. Blair (Prime Minister) gives an interview on his extra reassurances for Unionists on a decommissioning default, and replies to Trimble view his leglislation is rushed. He also says if UUP doesn?t agree to nominate tomorrow the Good Friday Agreement doesn?t collapse, it goes into review. Blair makes an appeal to the UUP council about to meet in Belfast, then live in London, Ken Reid gives his analysis of Blair's comments and what will happen tomorrow if Unionists don't nominate. At Drumcree, the security cordon has been removed and troops sent back to England. Film report with Mervyn Waddells (RUC) comments, but Harold Gracey (Orange Leader) is back in his caravan, then D. Jones says 1999 parade is not over yet, Joe Duffy (Nationalist Cllr) gives his views. In Derry, the Apprentice Boys have said they are considering talking to the Bogside Residents Group (BRG) about next month's Apprentice Boys Parade in Derry. Film report. It's three years since they had a direct meeting. A. Simpson (Apprentice Boys) gives their postion on talks, then D. MacNellis (BRG) comments.
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3906

Date Broadcast:	Wed 14th Jul 1999	Duration:	3 mins 9 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At UUP meeting, they reject the two governments decommissioning impasse proposals, Trimble says their policy remains, no guns, no government, film report hears William Ross (MP) comments. Tomorrow's assembly meeting will go ahead. Steven Grimasson (political editor) gives his analysis of what happens now and tomorrow in the assembly, and Blair's reaction. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3907

Date Broadcast:	Thu 15th Jul 1999	Duration:	7 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Seamus Mallon (Deputy First Minister) resigns his post and accuses UUP of dishonouring the GFA, the UUP stayed away, but as no Unionist would nominate we ended up with six SDLP, and four Sinn Fein Ministers, this was of course illegal and the assembly speaker ruled them void. Film report on today's events Trimble comments from Glengall Street headquarters on why they stayed away. Film clip of the nominations from John Hume and I. Paisley's (DUP) refusal to nominate, then Bob McCartney (UKUP), then Gerry Adams (SF) nominated M. McGuinness and B. DeBrun, Pat Doherty and Mary Nellis. The other SDLP nominations were S. Farren, Alban Magennis, B. Rodgers, Joe Hendron and Denis Haughey. Then John Allardyce (Speaker) gives his ruling, at this point S. Mallon (SDLP) resigns. Later D. Trimble (UUP) reacted to Mallon's resignation, he says he tried to avoid the system collapsing, then Tony Blair gives his reaction, put today behind you and continue building trust. Mowlam declined to blame any party for the impasse in her Commons statement. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02950	Tape No.	172
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3908

Date Broadcast:	Thu 15th Jul 1999	Duration:	44 mins 48 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Film coverage of today's events in Stormont, the Unionists refuse to nominate Ministers, for one hour N.Ireland has a Nationalist and Republican government, then it's suspended, then Seamus Mallon (Deputy First Minister) resigns. First report deals with the fiasco of the nominations then Mallon's resignation speech, then from UUP Headquarters, D. Trimble explains why they stayed away. An extended version of this report is to be shown later. Next report features reaction of Tony Blair (Prime Minister) addressing a business lunch in England. He calls for no recrimination and a building of trust and he promises never to give up, then in the Commons, Mowlam made her statement, outlining the progress made so far. A. Mackay (Tory MP) barracked by MP's when he laid blame at the door of paramilitaries. Mowlam replies. Net report is from Belfast City Centre, where shoppers give their views of today's fiasco, then on the Shankill Road, people supported Trimble's stand, but from Andytown, then Nationalist reaction was anti-Trimble. In the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of today's events. Blair believed to be angry that Trimble never even turned up. He gives UUP position and what's going to happen next with the two governments review. Then after a break Ken Reid interviews Mo Mowlam on her reaction to today and what exactly will happen in the review, she also praises S. Mallon's contribution to the process. Then Ken Reid gives his analysis of the problems facing the two governments and the parties during the review. At this point a review of today's main stories is shown with an extended report on the nomination process this morning and S. Mallon's resignation speech accuses Unionists of bleeding the process dry. Then Trimble's response from Glengall Street Headquarters, the process will not crash, it will be parked and then go into review he says. Back to Stormont for more film coverage of the nomination fiasco around M. Durkan (SDLP) nomination. Paisley's (DUP) refusal to nominate, then Sinn Fein's choice of B. DeBrun, Alliance refuses to nominate, S. Neeson's views, then E. McGrady (SDLP) in a huff with John Hume (SDLP) refused his nomination, now plan B is foisted upon parties. Next report is on the aftermath of S. Mallon's resignation, Adams/Paisley spat, Adams praises Mallon in his comments, then Paisley laments Trimble 'Office seekers' staying away, then John Hume (SDLP) calls for renewed efforts, then S. Neeson (Alliance) calls it a sad day for people of Northern Ireland, then Monica McWilliams (WC) views, then D. Ervine (PUP) warns government about acting over people's heads, then UKUP views on power sharing with non-democrats, then speaker adjourns assembly. In an earlier interview S. Mallon comments on his position and compares the process to Sunningdale in 1973, highlighting differences he sees, he comments on Sinn Fein views. Unionists won't share power with Catholics, he comments on what happens after any review. Then live to Stormont where Pat Doherty (SF) answers question on why they won't decommission to get posts, he says reality is not decommissioning, it's Unionist refusal to share power with Catholics/Nationalists, he comments on Sinn Fein's obligations in regard to weapons. After the break, D. Trimble (UUP Leader) answers questions on today, he says no need for today's deadline, he doesn't want a crash, he mentions stopping the exclusion debate and refuses to acknowledge he made politics here a farce by staying away, he's taking advice whether he should resign or not. He also says he won't give back his Nobel Prize as he earned it. Next is report on the two Prime Ministers reaction. B. Ahern addresses the media, the Good Friday Agreement is only way forward, there should be no recriminations, then Blair focuses on the need for greater trust between the parties, in his comments. Both men will meet next week. Next live interview with Paisley who criticises Trimble for not turning up today and for stopping his censorship debate against Sinn Fein. He says Trimble ran away, he condemns the two Governments move to put armed groups in Government. Then finally a further analysis from Ken Reid (Political Editor), he says it wasn't a good day for Northern Ireland, he comments on Trimble's position now.
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3909

Date Broadcast:	Thu 15th Jul 1999	Duration:	9 mins 9 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC UK
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's still-born N.Ireland executive, process now in crisis, Mallon resigns, Blair says he won't give up. Film report from Denis Ireland (BBC Ireland Correspondent) begins with Trimble's comments from UUP headquarters, then film of nomination fiasco and the various ministers nominated. Paisley's comments, then S. Mallon's resignation speech, then G. Adam's (SF) reaction in Stormont. Blair and Ahern have invited Senator G. Mitchell to head the review. Film report covers his comments on today's events, then Journalist briefly reviews events in Northern Ireland since second IRA ceasefire in 1997 leading to the decommissioning impasse. In the Commons, Mowlam calls for no recriminations. Andrew Mackey (Tory) however accuses paramilitaries and Bill Clinton (US President) says leaders acted like school children squabbling. Then from Stormont, Denis Ireland previews what the Governments will do next, including G. Mitchell's return. It's felt the ceasefires are not under threat. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3910

Date Broadcast:	Fri 16th Jul 1999	Duration:	16 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Review talks start as the parties pick up the pieces of yesterday's failures. First report from Stormont were Trimble comments on a focused review, concerning decommissioning and devolution. S. Mallon (SDLP) says he's no regrets about his resignation, he believes Trimble might catch up with him, then Gerry Adams (SF) repeats that Unionists do want to share power with Republicans or Nationalists. Meanwhile the UVF and UFF say they are going to have their own internal review of the process. D. Ervine (PUP) comments angrily in interview. The DUP does want to be at the review. Paisley wants changes in the Police reform, prisoner releases, cross border bodies. He wants decommissioning, then Cedric Wilson (NIUP) says the Good Friday Agreement is a dead corpse. Sean Neeson (Alliance) wants trust built up as does Women's Coalition. Meanwhile Mowlam insists the government is looking at the legal aspects of Mallons resignation as they recall former talks, Chairman, G. Mitchell. Film report with Mowlam remarks on both above topics. Then in the studio, Ken Reid gives his assessment of today's moves, he says the governments are going back to basics, for next Tuesday's meeting with parties to decide a review calender. He also discusses speculation Mowlam may be moved in a Cabinet re-shuffle with Peter Mandelson being mentioned as her replacement. In Co. Louth, the Garda say they have received further information on the remains of the IRA victim, Jean McConville, the dig continues. Film report with S. McKendry comments for the family. Then back to the report, then UVF is reviewing it's attitude to the peace process in the studio, Billy Hutchinson (PUP) explains what the UVF is doing, he says it's not a threat but a positive thing, he explains his positon. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3911

Date Broadcast:	Mon 19th Jul 1999	Duration:	10 mins 39 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Gerry Adams blames Unionist for thwarting decommissioning. Film report on remarks after he met B.Ahern in Dublin. Unionist angry with Ahern weekend comments saying decommissioning has been pushed back. Reg Empey (UUP) explains their concerns. M. Durkan (SDLP) also criticised Ahern. Then Gerry Adams (SF) gives his views on the Unionist position on decommissioning and Good Friday Agreement, it's a political process not a decommissioning process. In England, Mo Mowlam avoided comment but said she was keen to stay working in Northern Ireland job. In Ballymena, a letter bomb sent to Jean Rainey (PUP) was defused. Film report with D. Ervine's reaction. The first disappeared victim found Eamon Molloy has been returned to his family in Belfast's Oldpark for burial. Meanwhile, the Garda have suspended six digs in the Republic including that for Jean McConville until they receive more information from the IRA. Film report with S. McKendry comments for McConville family, then Helen McKendry on the family's feelings. Details of recent searches given and John Wilson (Victim's Commission) views followed by Gerry Adams comments, then in Belfast, Fr. P. McCafferty comments on the return of Eamon Molloy's body to his family for burial. In Belfast courts, three Loyalists have appeared on firearms charges following an RUC raid on a house in Donegall Pass. Film report names men as Stewart Armstrong (33), Richard Fitzsimmons (25) and William Hewitt (24).
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3912

Date Broadcast:	Tue 20th Jul 1999	Duration:	3 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	G.Mitchell (Senator) arrived in London to meet Tony Blair. Film report with both men's comments. Earlier Trimble met Ahern at the Irish Embassy, he comments outside on the May 2000 date for an end to decomissioning. Meanwhile it's been revealed four hundred prisoners have been given early release dates by the end of March 2000. Film report with Sir John Belloch's (Sentence Review Commission Chairman) comments. The Bloody Sunday Inquiry has revealed its hearings have been put back to next March due to a series of legal challenges. In Ballycastle the Army blew up a suspicious package. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3913

Date Broadcast:	Wed 21st Jul 1999	Duration:	12 mins 23 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	After twenty-four years the first of the 'disappeared' is re-buried. Film report on the funeral in Belfast of Eamon Molloy, a former IRA volunteer killed for alleged informing, he was killed in 1973. Other families of disappeared attended, as did M. Meehan (SF), then comments of Fr. Pat McCafferty calls for an end to merciless killings. Then Bishop Walsh appeals for recovery of other bodies. The same year Eamon disappeared, his younger brother Tony was killed by Loyalists. G. Mitchell (US Senator) has begun sounding out local parties ahead of the coming review. He met UUP, then D. Ervine (PUP) who calls it a last chance. Then P. Doherty (SF) urged the review to focus on Unionist stalling tactics. Reg Empey (PUP) gives their position denying what Sinn Fein allege. M. Durkan (SDLP) comments, while P. Robinson (DUP) rejects the scope of the review as too narrow. The Moyle Action Group claims it burnt down an Orange Hall in Ballycastle. Film report with John McGregor's (Orange Leader) reaction, then Gardiner Kane's views, then William Johnston's (District Master) comments. In Courts, Donegall Pass man, David Mitchell (18) has been charged with a shooting incident and causing GBH to Darren Jones (17) on last Sunday night. Meanwhile the Saville Inquiry has admitted it made an error leaking the names of nine soldiers to solicitors. Film report also hears Kevin McNAmara (Labour MP) criticise English papers campaigns against the Saville Inquiry. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3914

Date Broadcast:	Wed 21st Jul 1999	Duration:	3 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's funeral of Eamon Molloy in Oldpark, Belfast, with Bishop Walsh's appeal, and sermon of Fr.Pat McCafferty. (6.30pm; Wednesday)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3915

Date Broadcast:	Thu 22nd Jul 1999	Duration:	9 mins 51 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Trimble and Adams have separate meetings in London with Blair, as a row rumbles on about the overnight IRA statement on decommissioning. Film report hears war of words between Trimble and Sinn Fein on decommissioning issue with M. McGuinness speaking for Sinn Fein. Next more reaction on the IRA statement in An Phoblach and what the statement said. G. Mitchell (Chairman) says he believes the Good Friday Agreement can be salvaged. Film report with his comments, then R. Empey (UUP) views on what they both see as threats. M. Durkan (SDLP) says their statement was unhelpful. Then live to Ken Reid in London for his analysis of an 'interesting' IRA statement and the prospects for the rest of the summer and will Mo Mowlam leave her Northern Ireland post.
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3916

Date Broadcast:	Fri 23rd Jul 1999	Duration:	6 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Loyalists are blamed for a bomb at a Dungannon GAA club. Film report on defused device at Thomas Clarke Club with Duncan McCausland's (RUC Superintendent) comments. Then Vincent Curry's (SDLP, Cllr) reactions. Then Michelle Gildernew's (SF, MLA) views. Meanwhile the PUP and Sinn Fein have met in Stormont, and clashed over the IRA statement. D. Ervine (PUP) gives his reaction. Then G. Kelly (SF) gives the Sinn Fein response to the PUP criticisms. Meanwhile John Hume is meeting Ahern in Dublin, he comments on going into the meeting on the failure of trust.
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3917

Date Broadcast:	Sat 24th Jul 1999	Duration:	30 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Sinn Fein executive has met in Dublin to discuss the crisis in the peace process. (1.00pm) ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3918

Date Broadcast:	Mon 26th Jul 1999	Duration:	5 mins 43 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then the SDLP meets Blair in London afterwards John Hume was upbeat in his comments, then report on Sinn Fein's weekend executive meeting. ( In the EEC Parliament, I.Paisley (DUP) has pointed out that the parliament has a seat number 666, nobody wants. Paisley refered to biblical implications and points out the other devlish signs around the Parliament buildings but Jim Provan (EEV, Vice-President) dismisses the Paisley view. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02960	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3919

Date Broadcast:	Tue 27th Jul 1999	Duration:	4 mins 29 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	FBI arrest three people in Florida in guns by post move organised by Republicans. Film report from Florida on the FBI sting. Arrested named as Anthony Smyth, his girlfriend, Siobhan Brown and Conor Claxton, with comments of gun dealer, Edward Bluestein, who had informed the FBI of the trio's approaches, Alan Murray (Security Journalist) blames the PIRA. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3920

Date Broadcast:	Wed 28th Jul 1999	Duration:	6 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then report on pipe bomb attack on pensioners house in Larne, also in Moneymore, Co.Derry, a pipe bomb was found at the door of the local Catholic church. Next item is the news that seventeen former paratroopers present during Bloody Sunday in 1972 won their case in the High Courts to be able to give the evidence anonymously. Film report hears comments of supporters of the paras views, and from relatives of those injured and wounded, Michael Bridge's comments and also those of Peter Madden (Solicitor). In Belfast, the RUC have arrested two men over the killing of Solicitor, Pat Finucane in 1989. Film report on Steven's team's arrests. In the Republic, the Garda have put on show, weapons sent by post from Florida by the three people arrested yesterday. Film report names Belfast man, Martin Mullan as the fourth man arrested. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3921

Date Broadcast:	Thu 29th Jul 1999	Duration:	8 mins 42 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	A court in Florida is told that the arms were being sent to the PIRA. Meanwhile more arms have been found in Dublin. Film report as two more people arrested in Connamara from Florida Courts. Sinn Fein has delayed it's decision on whether to involve itself in the upcoming review of the Good Friday Agreement. Film report from Sinn Fein's news conference with Gerry Adams on Republican Nationalist anger. He outlines the position on Unionist stalling and the risk of failure. D. Nesbitt (UUP) gives their reaction to Sinn Fein comments, then P. Robinson's (DUP) he wants Sinn Fein put out. Then Ed. McGrady (SDLP) gives their views. Next report is about a visit to Omagh from the Governer of Colorado in the USA, following the Little Town Colorado killing of twelve pupils at the Colombine School. Bill Owens has come to learn how Omagh deals with their grief and pass it back home. He also donated £50,000 to the Omagh Fund. Film report hears Michael Gallagher's comments and B. Owens (Governor). (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3922

Date Broadcast:	Thu 29th Jul 1999	Duration:	17 mins 9 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Prime Time
Programme Title:	The GFA where now?
Description:	As the peace process has stalled on the decommissioning impasse, and following today's Sinn Fein process conference, the programme interviews Gerry Adams (SF) on their position now in relation to the review, the GFA. (9.00pm) ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3923

Date Broadcast:	Fri 30th Jul 1999	Duration:	9 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In West Belfast Charles Bennett (22) shot dead, body found near St Galls Club, with hands tied, he was missing from home a week, eye-witness account from men who found the body. Film report with Ernie Waterworth's (RUC Chief Insp.) comments. Gerry Adams (SF) refused to speculate in his comments, then A. Attwoods (SDLP) views. The Northern Ireland Office has added George Howarth (50) to it's Northern Ireland team. Film report on the new man and his porfolio. Paul Murphy has been promoted to Secretary for Wales. A woman has been charged in Florida in the guns case. Meanwhile in West Belfast Gerry Adams (MP) has unveiled a new tourist map of the area, including the Shankill. Film report on details of the map with comments of Pauline Kersten (West Belfast Economic Forum). Then Gerry Adams comments, then reaction from Fernhill Centre on the Shankill Road. Trevor Caughey (Bord Failt� Spokesman) gives his assessment, then Dawson Stelfox (moutaineer) praises the map. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3924

Date Broadcast:	Mon 2nd Aug 1999	Duration:	3 mins 58 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Belfast priests condemn the killing of Charles Bennett (22) at the weekend, his mother had just died of cancer four months ago. Film report with Fr. David White interview. John O'Donaghue (Justice Minister) says he believes the IRA ceasefire is still intact, in answer to John Bruton (FG, TD) question.
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3925

Date Broadcast:	Tue 3rd Aug 1999	Duration:	11 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	A Ballybeen Protestant family has fled Belfast following a UFF knife attack on their son. Film report shows Leon McCleery's face, his mother Joan, believes the UFF wanted to get her husband Leonard whose on remand. She explains the background to the attack. Film report has Sam Cushnahen's (FAIT) comments. In the Courts, it's revealed evidence against William Stobie (48) comes from Neil Mulholland (Belfast Journalist). Film report on Stobie's bail hearing and Stobie's claim, Special Branch were warned about the killing. Next report is from the funeral of Charles Bennett (22) in the Newlodge Road area of Belfast with comments of Fr. Patrick Devlin in sermon, then also of Bishop Anthony Farquahor on this evil. In Lisburn Courts, Robert Coulter was charged with attempted murder in Portadown last weekend. Film report on last weekend's incident. In Belfast, a man was shot in the legs in Seaforde Street and in Woodvale area another man was shot in the legs, both are believed to be Loyalist/Republican punishment attacks. In Derry, the City Centre Management Committee has organised talks about the Apprentice Boys August Parade between the Apprentice Boys and the Bogside Residents Group. Film report with Donncha MacNellis and William Hay's comments.
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3926

Date Broadcast:	Tue 3rd Aug 1999	Duration:	36 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	Documentary/Drama
Series Title:	Trail of Guilt
Programme Title:	The Spring Farm Conspiracy
Description:	This is a documentary/drama which deals with events around the arrest and trial of a PIRA ASU outside Antrim town who planned to blow up a van carrying Soldiers to an army camp, it's alleged this same unit was behind the Ballygawley bus bomb that killed eight British Soldiers on 20 August 1988. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3927

Date Broadcast:	Fri 6th Aug 1999	Duration:	6 mins 38 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	An IRA statement says its ceasefire is intact and denies ordering guns from the USA. Film report says Army Council didn't sanction arms smuggling, then the reaction of J. Donaldson (UUP, MP) and Gary McMichael (UDP) who has written to Bill Clinton (US President) on the matter. Today the Belfast Telegraph said one of the Florida arrested was election nominee for Sinn Fein Councillor in Antrim. Alex Attwood gives the SDLP views. Next Charlie Bird (RTE Journalist) gives his analysis of the IRA's statement what it does and doesn?t say. (6.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3928

Date Broadcast:	Tue 10th Aug 1999	Duration:	3 mins 28 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Residents of the Bogside and the Lower Ormeau Road plan to hold protests as the Parades Commission gives permission for the Apprentice Boys to walk down the Lower Ormeau Road. Film report hears comments of Donncha MacNellis (BRG) and Gerard Rice (LOCC) at a press briefing. They plan Ormeau rally on Friday night, then B. McKenna (Garvaghy Road Residents) alleges political interference, he points a finger at Tony Blair. The family of killed Belfast family Charles Bennett have issued a statement supporting the peace process. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3929

Date Broadcast:	Wed 11th Aug 1999	Duration:	13 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The RUC has called in an outside officer to review its inquiry into the Omagh bombing. Film report with library pictures of Omagh follow-up searches and film clip of Eric Anderson (RUC Superintendent) at Omagh. In Dery, talks between BRG and the Apprentice Boys have failed to find any solution to this weekend's Apprentice Boys parade in Derry. Film report on their third meeting in eight days. D. McNellis (BRG) blames the Parades Commission decision to allow Apprentice Boys Parade down lower Ormeau Road. Then views of G. O'Doherty (Talks Chairman), then A. Simpson's (Apprentice Boys Governor) comments, then Pat Ramsey (Derry Mayor) comments. Sean Hayes (SF) has received bullets in the post with threatening letter. Next report on first anniversary of Omagh bombing is from Omagh on how people are re-building their lives. The first case is friends, Kate Kelly and Rachel Davies, both injured in the bombing, whose story is told, then Stanley McCombe and Michael Gallagher tell how their lives are effected. Then Michael Duffy (Community Trauma Centre) gives his assessment, then Leo McCann tells of having to send his injured daughter away for the weekend anniversary ceremony as it's too sad. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02970	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3930

Date Broadcast:	Thu 12th Aug 1999	Duration:	14 mins 46 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Resident groups in Derry and Ormeau Road, Belfast, are to protest this weekend after Apprentice Boys allowed to walk down Lower Ormeau. Film report with Donncha MacNellis (BRG) and B. McKenna (Garvaghy Road) comments to press conference, then Gerard Rice (Ormeau Road) comments on Ormeau protest. Alastair Simpson (Apprentice Boys Governor) reaction, then Pat Ramsey's (Derry SDLP Mayor) views. In Belfast, Tommy Cheevers (Apprentice Boys Spokesman) has rejected calls for them to voluntary re-route their parade. The Parades Commission has met three Sinn Fein Councillors who challenged the Ormeau March. Film report with comments of Sean Hayes (Cllr) and A. Graham's (Parades Commission, Chairman) views. I. Paisley (DUP) supported the Parades Commission stance. In Craigavon, Patrick McCann died after being stabbed by men, RUC arrests two men. A Crossmaglen man, John McKeown (29) has appeared at a Sinn Fein press conference saying he has worked for Special Branch for ten years. Film report hears RUC paid him £10,000. He outlines what he was asked to do by RUC. Journalist phones his RUC contact. Conor Murphy (SF, MLA) gives his reaction. Next report features Buncrana, on the first anniversary of the Omagh bomb. Five people from the town died. First report is about the Doherty family who lost Ohran (8). His mother explains her feelings, then James Barker's mother tells of her anger, she also feels her son died in vain and criticises local politicians. Then Fr. Shane Bradley comments on the village tragedy. B. Doherty feels most locals supported families but there were dissenting voices.
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3931

Date Broadcast:	Fri 13th Aug 1999	Duration:	10 mins 28 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then the UFF says its ceasefire is coming under pressure because of the John Stevens inquiry teams probe into the Finucane killing. Today the UDP outlined the Steven's bribe. John White comments then William Lyttle jailed in 1991 outlines the approach made to him. Steven's made no comment. Church leaders have appealed for calm at residents protests this weekend. Film report hears John Gormley (Ormeau Resident) ask the Apprentice Boys to re-route themselves. Then Tommy Cheevers (Apprentice Boys) gives his reaction. M. McGuinness (SF) visited the lower Ormeau Road and commented, then Reg Empey (UUP) views. Next report is from Omagh as the first anniversary weekend approaches, Sean O'Dwyer (Omagh Fund Chairman) has appealed for calm this weeked at the parades. He comments to the press, then John McKinney (Omagh Council) asks for people to remember Omagh and remain calm. The fund received a £200,000 cheque, the proceeds of a Pop CD. Tim Hegarty 'Bridge of Hope' CD explains the excellent support they received. The Apprentice Boys have said they will avoid Omagh on their return from Derry. Next report is on the preparation for the first anniversary, Act of Remembrance at 3.00pm. John McKinney (council) explains the programme over the weekend. Then Hugh Mills (Sperrin Lakeland Trust) reveals the results of a survey on people's reactions to media coverage of the Omagh bomb. Next report hears the views of David Bolton (Sperrin Lakeland Trust) on their work with victims over the last year.
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3932

Date Broadcast:	Fri 13th Aug 1999	Duration:	1 mins 54 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The RUC claim Republicans are planning to organise serious violence in Derry tomorrow during the Apprentice Boys annual parade. (11.00pm) ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3933

Date Broadcast:	Sat 14th Aug 1999	Duration:	10 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report from Apprentice Boys march in Derry as Nationalists attack RUC in Derry city centre with petrol bombs and stones, and then from earlier on the Ormeau Road, as the RUC used violence to clear residents of the Ormeau Road. Donncha MacNellis (BRG Spokesman) comments, then Alastair Simpson's (Apprentice Boys) views. Next report from Omagh on the first anniversary ceremonies, with comments of Lord Gerry Fitt, then reporters, in Derry, David Blevins and in Omagh, Liam Creagh, discuss the latest events in each of the two cities. Film clips shown of Derry skirmishes and of the trouble on the Ormeau Road and of the reaction to the violence from Omagh people. (5.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	174
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3934

Date Broadcast:	Sat 14th Aug 1999	Duration:	6 mins 50 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of trouble in Derry on fringes of Apprentice Boys parade as RUC stop BRG having a protest on the parade route. Donncha MacNellis (BRG) and M. McGuinness (SF) comments. Then Alan McQuillan (RUC ACC) again blames Republicans, Pat Ramsey (Mayor of Derry, SDLP) called McQuillan's comments unhelpful. A. Simpson (Apprentice Boys Governor) gives his reactions, then report from Nationalist protest on the Ormeau Road, where the RUC batoned residents of the road and into side streets. Tommy Cheevers (Apprentice Boys Spokesman) and Gerard Rice (LOCC) comments. In Lurgan, five people were arrested at an Apprentice Boys Parade. In Omagh, people gathered for the beginning of the anniversary weekend ceremonies. Film report with comments of Fr. Shane Bradley (Buncrana)m then Fr. Kevin Mullan interview on feelings amongst Omagh people. (5.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3935

Date Broadcast:	Sat 14th Aug 1999	Duration:	8 mins 50 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's trouble in Derry and on the Lower Ormeau Road in Belfast, beginning with Waterloo Place in Derry, film of petrol bomb attacks on RUC jeeps. Donncha MacNellis (BRG) comments on RUC behaviour on Ormeau Road. David Andrews (Minister of Foreign Affairs) says he is disturbed by the scenes of violence from the Ormeau Road. Film report shows RUC clearing sit down protest, and Apprentice Boys parade with attendance of A. Graham (Parades Chairman) . Local people show off the wounds they received from the RUC batons. RUC reject criticism. Next report is from the first anniversary ceremonies beginning in Omagh, with a profile of Lawrence Rush, who's wife, Libby was killed. He recalls last year's horror. Then profile of the Bridge Centre Counselling Service, with comments of David Bolton (Director), then student, Suzanne Kelly (21) who lost a leg relates her feelings, her mother lost an eye, then Joanne Carney (family therapist) tells of the effects on many children. Suzanne Kelly is angry that no-one has been convicted as yet. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3936

Date Broadcast:	Sun 15th Aug 1999	Duration:	9 mins 6 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	It's the first anniversary of the Omagh bomb, RTE coverage of the minutes silence and comments from Omagh people on what they hope for the day, with views of J. Mahaffey (Church of Ireland, Bishop). Earlier, Mo Mowlam and Liz O'Donnel (Republic) laid wreaths as did Enniskillen and Poyntz Pass relatives. In Buncrana, seven thousand people attended their service. Film report on ceremony, with reading by Amanda Doherty, who's brother, Oran (8) died. Then Sean Toye, who's nephew Sean McLoughlin died. Then Victor Barker, who's son James (12) died, then a reading in Spanish for the dead spanish boy. Local Priest Fr. Shane Bradley, comments on catching the killers. B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) sent a message of sympathy and a ceremony was held in Dublin Cathedral. Film report. In Courts today, eleven people were charged with rioting in Derry overnight. Film report on violence in Derry, building torched, Pat Ramsey (SDLP Mayor) comments, then M. McGuinness (SF) condemns the violence. B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) paid tribute today to founder member of the SDLP, Paddy Devlin, who died today. Film report highlights Devlin's political career in Northern Ireland with comments of Ivan Cooper and old film clips. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3937

Date Broadcast:	Mon 16th Aug 1999	Duration:	24 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	not broadcast	Channel:	SF Video
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Independent Production
Programme Title:	Invasion Of The Lower Ormeau:
Description:	Sinn Fein video film of RUC forcing an Apprentice Boys' parade through the Nationalist Lower Ormeau Road. (Film quality not good.) This documentary was made by Sinn Fein using archive from the Conway Education Media end video achieve centre in Belfast, it show events on the ground on the Lower Ormeau Road as an Apprentice Boy feeder parade was permitted through this Nationalist area. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	225
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	250

Date Broadcast:	Mon 16th Aug 1999	Duration:	11 mins 51 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Richard McFerran (45) (Newry) has been found shot dead in Dundalk. Film report from Dundalk scene, with Garda Superintendent Michael Finnegan's comments, then PJ. Bradley (SDLP) statement. Also in the Republic, a body was found near Dublin Airport, it was hooded and bound with head injuries. Mo Mowlam (Secretary of State) today met security chiefs, she is to announce her verdict on the IRA ceasefire within days. Film report with Mowlam's remarks, then M. McGuinness (SF) claims the IRA ceasefire is intact. J. Taylor (UUP) says the IRA hasn?t delivered a fulll ceasefire. Meanwhile Mowlam will meet Sinn Fein tomorrow. There has been condemnation of the weekend violence in Derry surrounding the Apprentice Boys issue. A film report showing the violence in Derry where offices and cars were destroyed. With comments of Donncha MacNellis (BRG) and Alastair Simpson (Apprentice Boys Governor), then Pat Ramsey's (SDLP Mayor) reaction and John McDaid (CBI). In Co. Down, the relative of a member of the parades commission had a hoax bomb placed at his home. Finally tributes paid to Veteran Socialist, Paddy Devlin (74) who died at the weekend. Film report reviews his political life with old film clips and comments of Sam McAughtry, his friend. Then John Hume and J. Taylor (UUP). (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3938

Date Broadcast:	Tue 17th Aug 1999	Duration:	5 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mowlam has delayed her verdict on the IRA ceasefire while today she met local parties. Film report with her comments on reasons for her delay. M. McGuinness (SF) says there is a crisis in the peace process, a failure of politics, then B. Hutchinson (PUP) comments on the atmosphere of the review, then Cedric Wilson (NIUP) views on his meetings with Mowlam. The UUP will meet her tomorrow, but Danny Kennedy (UUP) says the RUC believe the IRA was behind killings in Newry, but cant say if they were sanctioned by the IRA. Film report on three recent killings, E. Collins, B. Fegan and Paul Downey with comments of Danny Kennedy (UUP) after his meeting with Ron Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable). He also believes R. McFerran killing wasn?t terrorist related. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3939

Date Broadcast:	Wed 18th Aug 1999	Duration:	4 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then the UUP has met Mo Mowlam (Secretary of State). Film report with Mowlam comments, then Chris Gibson of the G7 Group of Businessmen and then Tom Gillen (ICTU) comment on their meeting with Mowlam about propects for Northern Ireland's Economy. Then Ken Magennis (UUP) comments on the IRA ceasefire question. Meanwhile N. Dodds (DUP) has criticised Ken Magennis. In Newry, the funeral of Richard McFerran has taken place. Film report. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	5443

Date Broadcast:	Thu 19th Aug 1999	Duration:	4 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then Gerard Rice was arrested this morning with two other Lower Ormeau committee members, and is to be charged in relation to the weekends sit down on the Ormeau Road. Film report includes fears of Irish Foreign Affairs Minister. In Belfast Royal Avenue, an armed robber ran into Tesco's City Centre Store. Film report with eye witnesses accounts as RUC caught him inside and Paul Gallagher's (Store Manager) comments. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3940

Date Broadcast:	Fri 20th Aug 1999	Duration:	6 mins 58 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Appeals for calm after a night of rioting in Larne, film report on Seacourt estate riot, RUC version of trouble on the Nationalist estate. The house of Bertie Shaw was searched, he gives an interview on what happened. Then Bob Fosters (RUC Chief Superintendent) reaction. Chris Steele alleges he was beaten by RUC, then Jack McKee (DUP, Cllr) gives his opinions on events, then Roger Hutchinson (NIUP, MLA). In Belfast courts, Gerard Rice (LOCC Spokesman) and eight other men were charged in relation to the August 14th sit down before an Apprentice Boys Parade. Sinn Fein organised a protest outside the court. Film report names two co-accused as Richard Phelin and Thomas O'Halloran, outside the court, Rice's Solicitor, Padraigin Drinan says it's a case of Civil Rights abuse. Meanwhile the RUC have rejected claims of bias in bringing charges of Public Order offences. Report gives statistics of Nationalists and Unionists charged. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3941

Date Broadcast:	Mon 23rd Aug 1999	Duration:	7 mins 2 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Court hears RUC knew about Loyalist involvement in Finucane killing. Film report on evidence about William Stobie's confessions, Ed Moloney (journalist) was trying to prevent his notes of an interview with Stobie being handed to CPS. Film report on court proceedings brought by Stevens Inquiry Team. Afterwards Ed Moloney comments on the case as judgement reserved. D. Trimble (UUP Leader) wants Mowlam to tell the truth about the IRA ceasefire and introduce sanctions on Sinn Fein. Film report with Trimble's comments. Mowlam met David Andrews (Irish Foreign Minister) he says 'in the round' the IRA ceasefire is intact, then Mowlam comments she needs more time on decision. The DUP's reaction is anger. M. McLaughlin (SF) comments. In Belfast courts, Sean Hayes and James Davidson face charges relating to Ormeau Road sit down on 13th August 1999. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02980	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3942

Date Broadcast:	Wed 25th Aug 1999	Duration:	7 mins 44 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mowlam announces the government believes the IRA ceasefire is breached not broken. Film report includes Mowlam's comments on not sanctioning Sinn Fein and IRA, despite IRA gun-running from Florida, and the Charles Bennett killing, reaction from D.Trimble (UUP leader) in interview "it's flawed decision". Then N. Dodds (DUP) calls the decision 'appalling' in his comments but M. McGuinness (SF) calls it the right decision. Then John Hume (SDLP) repeats comments of Bennett family 'get on with the job' Danny Kennedy (UUP MLA) has met the parades commission over an Orange Order Parade tomorrow night in Newry, which has been re-routed. Film report with Conor Murphy's (SF) views, then D. Kennedy's (UUP, MLA) views.
DVD No.	D02990	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3943

Date Broadcast:	Fri 27th Aug 1999	Duration:	4 mins 33 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then more reaction to Mowlam's ceasefire decision, J.Donaldson (UUP MP) is threatening a legal review of her decision. Film report also hears I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) blame the UUP of giving Mowlam mixed signals. The body of IRA man, Tom Williams, executed in 1942 has been exhumed from the unmarked grave at Crumlin Road jail. Film report with speculation on where he will be re-buried. I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) gives their reaction. National Graves Association statement. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02990	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3944

Date Broadcast:	Mon 30th Aug 1999	Duration:	1 hr 28 mins 2
Broadcast Company:	Channel Four Television Corporation	Channel:	Channel 4
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	A Million Bricks
Programme Title:	Springfield Park Story
Description:	A history of Springfield Park, West Belfast until its destruction on 8 August 1971. This documentary is told by Frank Martin who revisits the Springfield Park estate today right on Belfast's peace line, it's the place were he grew up, as a boy it was a mixed religion estate, until 9 August 1971 when during the internment turmoil, six of its residents including a Catholic priest were shot dead, and the estate wrecked in sectarian trouble. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D02990	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	249

Date Broadcast:	Tue 31st Aug 1999	Duration:	9 mins 35 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	D.Trimble (UUP leader) says an imperfect peace is better than no peace at all. Film report on his remarks which echoed Mo Mowlam's words, he hopes however for a real peace but Peter Weir (UUP, MLA) rejects Trimble's view and I. Paisley (DUP) wants Mowlam to resign. A. Maskey (SF) wants the UUP to build on it's discussions with Sinn Fein. E. McGrady (SDLP) is worried by Unionists delay tactics. Meamwhile today Blair backed Mowlams decision on the IRA ceasefire. Members of mainly protestant victim's group (FAIR) paid tribute to Maureen Kearney, who died last week, she was to have attended a FAIR organised victim's conference in Portadown. Film report hears I. Paisley, J. Taylor attended the conference and opening criticism of Mo Mowlam from William Frazier (FAIR). Relative of IRA victim, Garda Gerry McCabe attended and comments, then Andrew Hunter (Tory MP) reads message from Martin McGartland (IRA informer). FAIR releases figures of IRA victims in Armagh, one of them was RUC man, Leslie Baird in 1979 (old film clip) his father comments at conference. Meanwhile, English police, investigating the IRA murder attempt on Martin McGartland have released a taped phone message from a Scottish man, they believe is part of IRA ASU involved. Film report. In Courts, Loyalist, Mark Hinds (25) from Finch way gets suspended sentence on arms charge. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02990	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3945

Date Broadcast:	Wed 1st Sep 1999	Duration:	38 mins 53 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	Straight Up
Description:	David Ervine (Progressive Unionist Party) interviewed by young people. Jim McDowell (Sunday World journalist) introduces this programme, in it the David Ervine (PUP leader) answers questions from four young people from N.Ireland on his parties policies, it's post and it's links to the Loyalist paramilitary group. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03000	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	251

Date Broadcast:	Wed 1st Sep 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Provos
Programme Title:	Part 1:
Description:	Peter Taylor's documentary shown on BBC on 23 September 1997.
DVD No.		Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	252

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Sep 1999	Duration:	12 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In courts A.Hart (judge) orders Ed Moloney (Sunday Tribune journalist) to hand over notes of interview with William Stobie (Loyalist murder suspect). Film report on case linked to Steven's Inquiry into Finucane murder in 1989 with reaction of Ed Moloney and Matt Cooper (Sunday Tribune, Editor). IRA members have returned to the sites of the disappeared digs suspended earlier and hopes are raised more accurate details may follow. Film report. Next report is on Chris Patten's expected report on RUC reforms, he has criticised leaks as inaccurate. Film report with Patten comments on politically motivated reports. In Belfast, a film report on the funeral of Maureen Kearney in Twinbrook. Family's of the disappeared attended with comments of Fr. Brian Daly and Pat McCaffrey. In Antrim town, the UVF has denied it's behind threat against two Catholic families. Film report from Stiles estate with victims interview, then views of Ken Wilkinson (PUP Spokesman). In South Belfast, Catholic Rathmore Grammar School was damaged in an arson attack. Film report with comments of Sister Ursula (Principal) and Carmael Hanna (SDLP, Cllr). The Northern Ireland Human Rights Bureau, led by Vincent McKenna (formerly of FAIT) have said the RUC must be acknowleged in the coming Patten reforms. Film report with McKenna comments and William Frazier (FAIR) and S. Hermon (UUP) in attendance. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D02990	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3946

Date Broadcast:	Fri 3rd Sep 1999	Duration:	12 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The funeral today of 'disappeared' John McClory heard the priest call his plight a satanic act. Film report on abduction and murder in the 1970s, and the story up to today's funeral following the discovery of his remains in June. Alex Maskey (SF, MLA) who's a relative attended the funeral. Fr, Gordon McKinistry's sermon lamblasted the IRA, then Margaret McKinney, whose son, Brian was killed with John McClory and will be buried tomorrow comments, then Seamus McKendry comments on new hope the IRA will release more accurate details of the disappeared graves. In the High Court, a judge Kerr quashed the Army Boards decision to allow two Scottish Guards who killed Peter McBride (September 1992) to stay in their regiment. Film report with judges comments on Army Board inconsistencies, he ordered a new Army Board to re-consider the case. Angela Ritchie (McBride family solicitor) gives her reaction, then Peter's mother, Jean McBride's reaction and her brother Billy McBride. The UUP say it will attend the review of the Good Friday Agreement on Monday, only if paramilitaries behave, and they also say they won't talk directly to Sinn Fein, the PUP or UDP until the UUP are convinced those parties are committed to peace. Film report with Reg Empey interview, then Alex Maskey (SF) calls his view anotehr UUP smoke screen. Then D. Ervine's (PUP) views on UUP apartheid and Davy Adams (UDP) reaction. I. Paisley (DUP) says they won't attend the review, he explains his views on an interview. Vincent McKenna (Northern Ireland Human Rights Bureau) (Ex-FAIT) is blaming the PIRA for sending him a hoax letter bomb. Film report with McKenna's views. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03000	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3947

Date Broadcast:	Sat 4th Sep 1999	Duration:	6 mins 29 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Both Sinn Fein and the UUP have now agreed to attend the up-coming Mitchell review of the GFA after party meetings. Film report first on D. Trimble's (UUP) comments saying they won't talk to paramilitary linked parties. Meanwhile in Dublin, Pat Doherty (SF) cynicism was directed at the UUP. Meanwhile G. Mitchell (Review Chairman) gave an interview to American TV on his role in the coming review. In Belfast at the funeral of disappeared Brian McKinney, killed in 1978, the mourners heard Rev. Gordon McKinistry again criticise the IRA's crime of satanic proportions, then Bishop Patrick Walsh remarks calls for more information on disappeared and for politicians to find a final resolution.
DVD No.	D03000	Tape No.	175
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3948

Date Broadcast:	Sun 5th Sep 1999	Duration:	15 mins 22 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mitchell review of GFA begins, he says he has no magic word, film report bias Mitchell outline the difficulties he sees in the process, a solution depends on the political leaders courage and wisdom. He expects hard balling before the review, but even if there's success, he warns of many more problems ahead. Today Mitchell met four parties. As the day began, anti-agreement, Union First Group held a picket, then D. Trimble (UUP) gave Mitchell a report on their review of the IRA ceasefire, in interview he repeats his attitude to Sinn Fein during review, then Pat Doherty (SF) says their attitude is positive, their commitment absolute, then S. Mallon (SDLP) on need for commitment and will to move forward. I. Paisley (DUP) arrived to day their position is to wreck any agreement as it's a sell out to Dublin. Next in the studio, political analysis of today's speeches from Ken Reid and the difficulties facing the review and how much time he needs before giving up. Also on Thursday the Patten Report on Policing will be released putting more pressure on Trimble. The Next report concerns the RUC and the mood amongst ex-RUC men on the eve of the Patten Report. Eight thousand RUC men were injured, Charles McConaghy (71) was blinded and two army ATO's killed in an IRA bomb in Stewartstown, he recalls the incident and rejects any RUC name change in his interview. The Disabled Police Officers meeting discuss the changes, Ken Crawford comments on the name, then Nigel Lockhart who was injured in 1981 comments on keeping the name. After the break, Margaret Graham, the mother of RUC, John Graham (34) who was killed in Lurgan by the IRA in June 1997, gives her view on Patten's expected changes, whom she actually went to meet. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03000	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3949

Date Broadcast:	Tue 7th Sep 1999	Duration:	10 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The trial opened in Coleraine today of Garfield Gilmore (24) (Ballymoney) accused of killing the three Quinn children in a petrol bomb attack on their home on 12 July 1998. Film report outlines the comments of the crown lawyer on the reasons behind the attack and previous attacks on the Quinn family over recent times, the boys had only moved into that house six days before the attack. Libraray film shown of the boys funeral and report on the firemen's and Chrissy Quinn's efforts to save the boys. At the Good Friday Agreement Review, the smaller parties have been meeting G. Mitchell. Film report with Sean Neeson's (Alliance) comments on blind arrogance of Sinn Fein and DUP. Anti-agreement, Cedric Wilson (NIUP) says they told Mitchell to leave Northern Ireland, then Bob McCartney (UKUP) says he felt Mitchell was dispirited, the senator rejected this comment, Monica McWilliams (Woman's Coalition) says now is the time to move. Next report features a Nationalist response to the coming Patten report. On July 8th 1981, the RUC shot Norah McCabe with a plastic bullet, she died, her husband Jim recalls the incident. Library film shown. Inquest verdict, Canadian film crew film version contradicts RUC. Jim McCabe outlines role of future ACC in killing and thinks the Patten Report won't satisfy him without justice for Norah, he outlines what he wants. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03000	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3950

Date Broadcast:	Wed 8th Sep 1999	Duration:	15 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	On the eve of the Patten report, Chris Patten has met R.Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable) to brief him on his findings. Its expected he won't recommend disbandment. Film report listed expected changes, RUC name change, numbers reduced, Reserve to go, New Police Authority, Recruitment drive for Catholics, New oath. Pat Armstrong (New Police Authority) comments. As politicians left the Mitchell review today some commented on the Patten expectation, first was Liz O'Donnell (Junior Irish Foreign Affairs Minister), then RUC Inspector comments on apprehension amongst the RUC. Then John Lockington (Presbyterian Moderator) calls on people tomorrow to be mindful of the sacrifices of the RUC, and not come to quick conclusions. R. Flanagan has written to his men yesterday, saying prepare for change but evolution rather than revolution. In the studio, Ken Reid highlights what's expected, he says the leaks are accurate, and he outlines the political pain all around, with SDLP attitudes being closely watched. Next film report looks back at the turbulent last thirty years for the RUC, beginning with black and white footage of the 1970s, the CRA parades of the latte 1960s. Ninety five RUC killed in first seven years. Then in 1985 nine RUC killed in Newry mortar attack, then anglo-Irish attacks by Loyalists, the 1981 Hunger Strikes, 1982 shoot to kill, then parades clashes film, S. Graham's Bookies, the Chiunok crash loses and recently Drumcree problems. Then in the studio, A. Attwood (SDLP) comments on his party's tests for patten and then Michael McGimpsey's (UUP) views on living without the RUC's name, he won't accept that. In the Quinn children murder trial of Garfield Gilmour, it's heard a machete was found in Gilmour's house, he said it was for protection, as he had trouble with the Quinn family, UVF cards were also found. Firemen gave evidence on what they saw on arrival and Charles McAuley described their desperate efforts to save the boys. Trial adjourned until Monday morning. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03000	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3951

Date Broadcast:	Thu 9th Sep 1999	Duration:	48 mins 7 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Patten Commission on policing releases its report, Unionists react badly, Republicans lukewarm. Film report lists Patten recommendations, name changed to PSNI, badges, emblems out, new oath, significant down sizing, moves to remove religious imbalance, declaration of membership of loyal order Police Authority to go, District Partnership Boards at Council levels. Next a film report from Unionists in Castlederg, Thomas Kerrigan (DUP, Cllr) outlines his objections, then a vox-pop survey of locals, then Derek Hussey (UUP, MLA) objects to removal of symbols and removal of reserve. Next report is from Nationalists on the Falls Road, who have lost relatives to the RUC, including Hugh and Theresa Jordan, whose son was shot dead by the RUC in 1992, both express their views, then Jim McCabe whose wife Norah was killed by an RUC plastic bullet, then Pat Quinn rejects Patten call to forget the past, then Eddie Maginn, whose brother was an RUC victim on the streets, ordinary Nationalists welcomed the changes. Sinn Fein organised pickets at West Belfast RUC stations calling for disbandment. Back in the studio, political analysis of parties reactions from Ken Reid and the potential for trouble in the Good Friday Agreement's Mitchell review. After the break, in the studio, Chris Ryder (Journalist) and Paul Mageenan (CAJ) give their views on the reports contents. Mageenan looks at Human Rights issue and Ryder says Unionists know they are everybody's police not just theirs. Both communities must accept this clean slate. Both also look at accountability and the idea local politicians will have a say over policing. Next back to political reaction, from Tony Blair, who saluted the RUC courage and sacrifice. In Dublin, B. Ahern also welcomed the report. In Belfast, Mo Mowlam gave some details on the three months consultation period. B. DeBrun (SF) says they will review and discuss the report before any comment. Meanwhile Cedric Wilson (NIUP) and D. Adams (UDP) and B. Hutchinson (PUP) all reject the symbols changes. Jane Morrice (Womens Coalition) wants reforms to work as does Sean Neeson (Alliance). Back in the studio Peter Robinson (DUP) gives his reaction, he compares the lack of paramilitary changes to these massive RUC changes, he says Unionists angry but blames the UUP involvement in the Good Friday Agreement for the situation. This is the wrong time for police reforms he claims. After a short break, review of the days headlines then, film report reviews the contents of the Patten report released at 8.00am this morning, then at press conference, Chris Patten and his eight commissioners explain their decisions on the name changes and other contentious points, including recruitment, scrapping the RUCR. Patten also appeals to Catholic community to join the Police and the Police Authority and DPP proposals. Patten rejects these are ways that ex-terrorists can get into policing. He also comments on plastic bullets and interrogation centres and wants Garda/PSNI co-operation. Patten wants politicians to study the report before comments, he says politicians should have known what Good Friday Agreement policing reforms meant. Then in the studio, Chris Patten answers questions on his report and it's release in the current security situation, he wants to separate policing from the main political argument here. He recognises pain RUC family and justifies local politicians on a Police Board. On community policing everything depends on security situation, he highlights Community Police in the Markets area. Next report is on R. Flanagan's (RUC Chief Constable) reaction, he talks up current security situation then Les Rodgers (Police Federation) is worried that Republicans will get onto the Police Board. He outlines his objections. Patten is a slur on dead RUC men's memories says David McClurg (RUC Federation), then Pat Armstrong (Police Authority, Chairman) gives his reactions, the new body will have greater powers on accountability he says. Next report hears the views of the mother of RUC man, David Johnston, killed by the PIRA with his colleague John Graham, in Lurgan in June 1997, Thelma Johnston met Chris Patten and she says they didn?t listen to her, she accepts some change but not of the RUC symbols in her comments, then Stephen McAllister (former RUC man) who was blinded by an INLA attack in 1979 feels betrayed by Patten, he explains his views and feels Patten has made his injuries harder to bear. Then in the studio, R. Flanagan (RUC) says he doesn?t feel betrayed by Patten, but if we do see a dawn of a new beginning, then the pain will be worth enduring. Flanagan says many of his recommendations are good, but many of them depend on the security situation and on going threat. He comments on the history of the Troubles being in phases, he says RUC sacrifices enabled politicians to make the Good Friday Agreement. After a short break, D. Trimble (UUP Leader) says Patten has made a ghastly mistake on the symbols and he has misunderstood the Good Friday Agreement. He explains the symbols on the badge and outlines his thinking on the flag and District Partership Board dangers, and distruction of Special Branch, he says the necessary reform is to get more Catholic Officers, then S. Mallon (SDLP) gives his assessment of Patten and responds to it's recommendations, he says it challenges all of Northern Ireland, he wants debate to move away from emotive issues, and be on creating a police service for whole community. (Thursday; 6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3952

Date Broadcast:	Fri 10th Sep 1999	Duration:	10 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At Stormont, the DUP organise a memorial service for fallen RUC officers, with crosses planted in memory by relatives, then Thelma Johnston comments on the loss of the symbols, then Sam Malcolmson (Disabled Police Officers Association) expresses their views. The Sinn Fein/IRA and the Government have joined forces he says, then I. Paisley expresses his silent anger, then Bob McCartney (UKUP) rejects Patten, he says Sinn Fein will be on the new Police Authority, then J. Donaldson (UUP, MP) says Unionists should boycott DPPs. Meanwhile J. Taylor (UUP) has told Trimble he will not be attending the Good Friday Review, then Gerry Adams (SF) says he's aware of RUC family's hurt, but the RUC has to go. In the Studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of the Taylor comments and pressure on D. Trimble and the Mitchell Good Friday Agreement review. Next film report hears from West Belfast priest, Fr. Tom Toner, says he will encourage young Catholics to join new Police Service if it gets up and going. Then local Falls Community Council has organised a meeting to outline the Patten proposals. Ciaran Kearney (FCC member) comments, then Jimmy Creighton (Loyalist Community Worker) from the Glencairn area says he feels Patten has gone too far. Then in the studio Mo Mowlam (Northern Ireland Secretary) is asked if IRA/SF are linked and why invite them onto DPPs or Police Board. She outlines the series of events that need to happen before that happens and the prevailing security situation. She emphasises the need for continuring dialogue. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3953

Date Broadcast:	Sat 11th Sep 1999	Duration:	10 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	As UUP executive meets at Glengall HQ to discuss the Patten report, pro-agreement supporters stage a demonstration. On the way in Willie Thomspon (UUP MP) called for Trimble to go, for sitting down with representatives of terrorists. Then Willie Ross (MP) comments on Trimble position, then Duncan Shipley-Duncan (UUP) says No camp are just wingers, Good Friday Agreement is the best way forward. Then in the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of UUP meeting, he says UUP will set up a separate Policing Commission, as Patten has hit a raw nerve with the Unionists. Next report is from the Coleraine Court Trial of Garfield Gilmour (24) accused of killing the three Quinn children on 12th July 1998, the defendant has told police the attack was a UVF operation, he names the three men. Johnny McKay and Raymond and Ivan Park who says forced him to drive them to the Quinn house. Gilmour denied he was in UVF. He says J. McKay threw the petrol bomb and he had difficulties with Colin Quinn before. They watched the house on fire. Next report is on new Halifax Call Centre to be opened at the Ormeau Road Gaswork Site with comments from A. McDonnell (SDLP). (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3954

Date Broadcast:	Sun 12th Sep 1999	Duration:	12 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	John Adair (UFF commander) has been released from the Maze, the UDP says he is now committed to the peace process. Film report shows him leaving the Maze and review of his UFF career, then comments of John White (UDP), then film clip of Mowlams comments on his release. Alan Murray (Security Journalist) comments on the Republican threat to Adair. Then Joe Hendron (SDLP, MLA) says UFF victims support prisoner release programme, he's the two hundred and ninty third prisoner released under the Good Friday Agreement. Next report is from Coleraine trial of Garfield Graham on Quinn Kids murder charge, the court hears that five Catholic families on the estate received UVF threats, just days before Quinn attack. RUC said Colly Quinnm the boys uncle, had been attacked by Loyalists several times since October 1997. Mr Quinn gave evidence against Graham. He admits he has a criminal record but denies he was a drug dealer. In Dundonald and Craigavon two fourteen year old boys were involved in punishment attacks. Film reports with relatives comments on the boys injuries and the views of Vincent McKenna (Northern Ireland Human Rights Bureau). Next report is on the Mitchell Good Friday Agreement review, no progress yet, S. Mallon (SDLP) positive attitude, he doubts paramilitary attitudes, then Monica McWilliams (WC) plans a conference to talk about implementing the Good Friday Agreement. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3955

Date Broadcast:	Tue 14th Sep 1999	Duration:	6 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The RUC have an 'open' mind on arson attacks on premises in Ballycastle and Ballymoney, but the SDLP blame Loyalists. The UUP say it's too early to know for sure. Film report with Frank McCaughan (Shop Owner) interview, then Terry Shevlin's (RUC Chief Insp.) opinions. Followed by Dick Kerrs (SDLP, Cllr) view through the attacks were sectarian, then James Leslie's (UUP, MLA) views. In Coleraine trial of G. Graham (24) has ended with the Judge reserving judgement as the defense call for a manslaughter verdict. Film report reviews the trial submissions, to Justice McCollum. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3956

Date Broadcast:	Wed 15th Sep 1999	Duration:	2 mins 48 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	A Sinn Fein press conference today presented two men from West Belfast who allege the RUC tried to recruit them as informers. Kevin Cunningham says the RUC wanted information on Gerry Adam's son in his comments, then Thomas White says the RUC offered to drop car charges if he co-operated. A third man, taxi-driver, Gerard Martin already spoke in May, he recalls what he was offered in a Fermanagh hotel by MI5 men. Michael Brown (SF, Cllr) rejects any hypocrisy by Sinn Fein as the IRA allegedly killed Charles B(MISSING) he highlights these cases because they show a need for RUC reform. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3957

Date Broadcast:	Thu 16th Sep 1999	Duration:	8 mins 48 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Police forensics say there's a link between the killing of Brendan Speedy Fegan in Newry, and the shooting of Martin McGartland (IRA informer) in England. Film report says bullets from same manufacturers batch used. Shootings incident reviewed and home loading marks explained. Adam Ingram (Northern Ireland Office Minister). At Stormont review, George Mitchell says he'll meet two or more parties as review steps up a pace. In Belfast courts, trial of Ernest Duggan (34) and Janette (MISSING) on evasion of excise duties, hears crown say Northern Ireland is awash with illegal cigarettes and home made liquor. Film report. The Bloody Sunday Inquiry scientists say the original scientest tests were inaccurate and says one of those killed, Jim Wray was shot in the back as he lay on the ground. Film report with old film clips and comments of P. McDermott (Solicitor) on the 1973 tests. Then Liam Wray views (brother of Jim) and Greg McCartney (Solicitor). (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3958

Date Broadcast:	Tue 21st Sep 1999	Duration:	5 mins 36 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then George Mitchell has chaired a meeting between Trimble (UUP) and Gerry Adams (SF). Film report with both mens comments on decommissioning issue, each again accusing the other of being at fault. Followed by views of S. Mallon (SDLP) on what Mitchell's time frame is, then I. Paisley Jnr (DUP) criticised Trimble for meeting Adams after yesterday meeting Michelle Williamson (Shankill bomb victim). In the studio political analysis of today Trimble/Adams meeting from Ken Reid, he highlights the complete lack of trust, the jumping together idea, and the government's next step if this process fails. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3959

Date Broadcast:	Wed 22nd Sep 1999	Duration:	5 mins 30 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then Michelle Williamson (Shankill bomb victim) has called on D.Trimble to resign after he met Gerry Adams (SF), the day after he went to court with her to try and stop prisoner releases. Film report profiles her case against Sean Kelly's (Shankill Bomber) release and M. Williamson comments on Trimble and the Good Friday Agreement. Trimble issued short statement then Mo Mowlam (Northern Ireland Secretary) comments on Williamson court case. Meanwhile J. Donaldson (UUP, MP) has also criticised Trimble meeting with Sinn Fein. The SDLP MLA's from Antrim area met Northern Ireland Office Minister on sectarian attacks in their areas. Danny O'Connor (SDLP) and Donovan McClelland both comment on their concerns over the political vacuum. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3960

Date Broadcast:	Sat 25th Sep 1999	Duration:	1 mins 30 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Organisers of Loyalist Long march say they aren't manipulating RUC relatives over Patten, as several thousand people attended a Belfast City Hall rally. Film report with RUC man's mother, Thelma Johnston, comments on City Hall refusal to let her lay a wreath at the cenotaph, Frasier Agnew (UUP, MLA) made the exploitation remark in the Newsletter. Orange Marchers joined the rally and they all walked to Stormont. (5.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3961

Date Broadcast:	Tue 28th Sep 1999	Duration:	8 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	T.Blair (PM) appeals for politicians here not to throw away the chance of peace, and has urged Tories to maintain a sixty-one partisan approach to N.Ireland. Film report on his speech to the Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth. D. Trimble (UUP Leader) has been criticised for condemning Loyaist violence and rackets by the Loyalist fringe parties. Film report with Trimble comments to the press, then reaction from N. Dodds (DUP) and Gerry Adams (SF). S. Mallon (SDLP) says he feels there is a thaw in Sinn Fein and DUP relations, then B. Hutchinson (PUP) and G. McMichael (UDP) comment on Trimble remarks. Back to Bournemouth, where Ken Reid analysis of Blair speech detects a new less interested mood in Northern Ireland affairs, he explains his reasons. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3962

Date Broadcast:	Wed 29th Sep 1999	Duration:	7 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, the television companies have refused to reveal the identity of a paratrooper who admitted to BBC and ITV he fired the first shot on Bloody Sunday. Film report lays out the arguments of the various legal teams. At the Bournemouth Labour Conference, Trimble was filmed with Mowlam and D. Burnside smoothed over Trimble/Mowlam friction, then Trimble comments and earlier M. McGuinness (SF) had praised UUP, MLA's who want to establish the institutions but Trimble wants to hear of IRA decommissioning to a timescale. He doesn?t trust Sinn Fein attitude. The Ken Reid interviews D. Trimble on his relationship with Mo Mowlam and he's asked to explain his remarks on decommissioning sequencing, but he has no confidence in Sinn Fein, he has stretched the UUP he says. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03010	Tape No.	176
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3963

Date Broadcast:	Thu 30th Sep 1999	Duration:	9 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Six Ballymena men charged with killing Martin Edwards (former British paratrooper), named as Wilfred and Mark Leblane, Clifford Wright (27), James Kenny ( 24), John Speers ( ?) and Carl Wright (18). Film report on the September 13th incident. The SDLP want an inquiry into the decision not to bring criminal charges against RUC men on duty in a jeep when Portadown Catholic, Robert Hamill was kicked to death by Loyalists. Film report with Alex Attwood comments. At the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, the MOD is seeking an immunity certificate to prevent it revealing ann informers report on events before the Bloody Sunday shootings. Film report. At the Stormont Review, pro-agreement parties held a meeting on economic development, film report with comments of George Howarth's (Northern Ireland Office Minister), then S. Mallon (SDLP), M. McWilliams (WC), Davy Adams (UDP) all comment on progress at the review. I. Paisley (DUP) refused to shake hands with B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) in Dublin today, where they met about attacks on Free Presbyterian Church property in Eire. Film report with Paisley comments. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3964

Date Broadcast:	Fri 1st Oct 1999	Duration:	8 mins 51 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Gerry Adams (SF) and D.Trimble (UUP) met today in the Mitchell review, they will meet again next week. Film report on the hour and half meeting, with Adams comments 'if politics work, the weapons will follow', then Trimble's view ' we want the guns first'. Then after the meeting Trimble again, then Adams both agree there was no progress. The Hamill family in Portadown are considering their legal options after the District Policing Partnership revealed no prosecutions against RUC men in jeep on May 1997 night Robert was beaten to death. Film report with Diane Hamill interview and profile of court case against six loyalists which failed, then views of Martin O'Brien (CAJ). Next report is that LVF says it will not be completing a second weapon handover. Then report on comments of R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) that dissident Republicans were planning an attack on a border town follows the Garda arrest of five dissident Republicans in Limerick. Film report. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3965

Date Broadcast:	Mon 4th Oct 1999	Duration:	4 mins 34 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Sinn Fein and the UUP met again today, the forty-five minute meeting had no progress. Film report with Adam's comments. At the Young Unionist Conference at the weekend, Trimble showed his anger at their motion Sinn Fein should be excluded from the talks. Film report with Trimble's speech. Then questions from the floor, where he gets a lot of flack. He responds. John Hume (SDLP Leader) has replied to criticism of him by John Taylor in his autobiography as being 'prickly' and too quick to side with Sinn Fein. In Wexford, the Garda have made an arms and explosives find, one man in court. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3966

Date Broadcast:	Tue 5th Oct 1999	Duration:	13 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At the review G.Mitchell warns of a very real chance the GFA won't succeed. Film report on Mitchell's gloomy address to Bankers in Dublin. Later he chaired a meeting back at Stormont, reaction from S. Mallon (SDLP), then D. Trimble (UUP) on barriers to progress. Then M. McGuinness (SF) views the Good Friday Agreement could be finished, N. Dodds (DUP) says the review is flawed in his reaction. In the studio, Ken Reid (Political Correspondent) gives his analysis of Mitchell's comments and previews this weekend's UUP conference importance for Trimble and analysis of his speech to the Young Unionists. If the Good Friday Agreement collapses, Ken Reid says it's back to the Anglo-Irish Agreement. In Belfast, a former Special Branch agent, William Stobie accused of the Pat Finucane killing has been released on bail. Film report on the case against Stobie and the arguments in court before Justice Shiels. Then comment sof Ed Moloney (Journalist). In overnight violence, a man was shot and wounded in a Craigavon house. Film report on attack and in Belfast's Shankill, were an unexploded pipe bomb was found after Red Hand Defenders warning. In Carrickfergus, a home was damaged in a petrol bomb attack. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3967

Date Broadcast:	Tue 5th Oct 1999	Duration:	30 mins 12 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Guns from the USA
Description:	Arms trial from Florida to the IRA examined. This programme details the recent arrest in Florida USA of an IRA gun-running call, begins with introduction from Chris Moore (journalist) on threat to N.Ireland peace process after FBI arrest of four Irish people on mail order gun running scheme. Spotlight says it wasn't a free lance operation, Martin Galvin views. ( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	95A
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	253

Date Broadcast:	Wed 6th Oct 1999	Duration:	6 mins 6 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	UTV says the government is to announce this week it is to review the workings of the Parades Commission. Film report profiles the controversies around the Commission, its decisions and internal resignations. Alastair Graham's contract is to end next February. At the Tory Conference in Blackpool, an invite for Gerry Adams (SF) to address a meeting was withdrawn, but William Hague (Tory Leader) says he is prepared to meet Sinn Fein. Film report with Hague interview, on the groung Tory MP's express alarm on the Patten Report and David Wiltshire (MP) warns Trimble to stick to his policy, no guns, no government. Then report from Tory/UUP reception at Blackpool speculates on Trimbles new glasses with element of humour. In Donegal, the Garda have arrested four men in Ballyshannon house search. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3968

Date Broadcast:	Thu 7th Oct 1999	Duration:	7 mins 53 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Two Belfast men, B.Gorman and P.McKinney convicted when boys of the 1974 killing of T.McClinton (RUC Constable) have begun an appeal after Asda tests on RUC notes reveal the notes had been re-written. Film report on the case, with comments from Billy Gorman and Paddy McKInney. At the Tory Party Conference in Blackpool, Trimble got a standing ovation from delegates while the conference heard speakers attack the Patten Report including Andrew Mackay's speech, they would oppose Patten Legislation, then William Hague's speech says stop prisoner releases until decommissioning, then clip of Trimble speech to fringe meeting on decommissioning impasse. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3969

Date Broadcast:	Fri 8th Oct 1999	Duration:	13 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then the government has announced a review of the Parades Commission. Film report on terms of the review with A.Graham (Chairman) comments on finding ways of mediation and getting the Orange Order to co-operate. Then John Gormley (LOCC) gives his reaction . In the studio, George Patten (Orange Order) welcomes the review and will take part in it to push for Commissions disbandment. He can?t see the Order sitting with residents on a Parades Commission. At a press conference, D. Trimble (UUP Leader) released a twenty six page document outlining his decommissioning stance and rejecting the idea he had weakened his stance. Film report with Trimble's comments no Guns, no Government, then G. Kelly (SF) gives his view on the Unionist stance on the review. The Secretary of State has paid tribute to Anthony Beeton (41) (Northern Ireland Office Official) killed in the train crash at Paddington Station. Film report. The RUC have ruled out a sectarian motive to a fire at the Dunmurray Inn at Kingsway. A book called 'Lost Lives' was published today, it took eight years to write and contains one million words. It lists the sotry and profile of each victim of the troubles. Film report with Co-Author, Seamus Kelters comments. Then Maurice Hayes (Ireland Funds) views, then David McKittrick (Co-Author) on his people's history. The last entry is July's murder of Charles Bennett. At Belfast City Hall, Falls man, James Magennis, Northern Ireland's only VC winner, had a memorial to him unveiled. Film report with his C.O. Ian Frasier VC recollections, then his brother, Bill recalls why his brother joined the Navy. Then his son Paul Magennis, then Lord Mayor Bob Stoke denies if Magennis had been a Protestant the city would have honoured him before today. Then A. Magennis (SDLP) takes the opposite view. World War II saw three Irish VC's, two from the South and Magennis from Belfast. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3970

Date Broadcast:	Sat 9th Oct 1999	Duration:	2 mins 53 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At the UUP conference Trimble has told delegates there can be no government without decommissioning, but that the GFA is the way to build a better future. Film report with Trimble's speech, he also criticised internal dissidents. Sinn Fein's response say Trimble must lead from the front and deliver his pledges. In Omagh a man was kidnapped and beaten. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3971

Date Broadcast:	Mon 11th Oct 1999	Duration:	16 mins 40 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Tony Blair has replaced Mo Mowlam as N.Ireland Secretary with Peter Mandelson. Film report looks back at her time in N.Ireland, and the mixed reaction here. Mowlam has been appointed Cabinet Enforcer, Ken Reid reports as both emerge from Downing Street. Mandelson credited with Labour's election win, he speaks of his hopes for Mitchell review. D. Trimble (UUP) played down any speculation he wanted Mowlam to go. Then S. Mallon (SDLP) expressed sadness at Mowlams leaving and welcomes Mandelson. Then Conor Murphy (SF) wishes Mowlam well but says personalities aren't important. I. Paisley (DUP) says Government needs to change it's policies, not politicians. Then live from London, Ken Reid profiles P. Mandelson's new role and the timing of Blair's reshuffle. Next report looks back at Mowlams thirty months in Northern Ireland with film clips of highlights. The Government has announced that Catholic, Nuala O' Loan, a law lecturer, is to be the new Police Ombudsman, who will investigate complaints against the RUC. Film report with O'Loan comments and her past jobs. Meanwhile, the RUC Federation is to organise a campaign against the Patten changes. Film report wit Les Rogers comments on their petition. Also today one hundred and forty members of Police Liaison Committees met to debate Patten. Film report has comments of Paddy Joe McClean (ex-internee) on the new patten proposals. In Twinbrook, Loyalists are blamed for a pipe bomb attack on a family house. Film report with Paul Butler's (SF, Cllr) reaction. Then Family uncle, Eugene McCarthy's comments, a similar attack happened in June nearby. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3972

Date Broadcast:	Mon 11th Oct 1999	Duration:	16 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Ulster Unionist Party Conference report. (Only 16 mins recorded.)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	254

Date Broadcast:	Tue 12th Oct 1999	Duration:	16 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	The Future of Policing in Northern Ireland
Description:	The Patton Report. The programme deals with the attitude of members of the UUP during their recent party conference on the 9 October 1999. (The first nine to ten minutes missing from this recording). ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	255

Date Broadcast:	Tue 12th Oct 1999	Duration:	8 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report on Peter Mandelson's first day as N.Ireland Secretary, he says GFA is only way forward, he meets local parties Mo Mowlam says her farewells. Then Trimble comments after meeting Mandelson, then M. McGuinness (SF) comments, then I. Paisley (DUP) says they told him Unionist opposed to Good Friday Agreement, then S. Mallon's (SDLP) reaction to his meeting. Also today, R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) briefed Mandelson. In the afternoon, Mandelson visited victims family Trauma Centre. Film report with Mandelson comments on the groups work and then reaction from group's Arlene Healey. Later Mandelson went walk about in Belfast City Centre. Film report. In the studio, Ken Reid discusses Mitchell move of the Good Friday Agreement, review to London and his reasons behind it, he also comments on the message delivered today by Mandelson on his first day in office and the message his appointment delivers from Tony Blair. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3973

Date Broadcast:	Tue 12th Oct 1999	Duration:	30 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Programme begins in Londonderry district of Edmonton, Canada were the policing chief is Mike Bradshaw (former RUC officer), who recalls leaving N.Ireland in the 1970s. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3974

Date Broadcast:	Wed 13th Oct 1999	Duration:	5 mins 45 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, it's been ruled all British Soldiers giving evidence will be given anonymity. Film report on Saville's views, with old film clip on intelligence files regarding informers. The MOD has to produce a public interest immunity certificate to back up it's point of view and a ruling on media stations says the organisations will have to make their material available to the inquiry. The DPP will be asked to consider the case of Toby Harinden (Journalist) who destroyed his notes. Meanwhile the Mitchell Review of the Good Friday Agreement has switched to the US Ambassadors Residence in London. Film report. Next report is interview with Joan Harbison (Northern Ireland Chief Commissioner, Disability, Employment, Equality and Race). She outlines her new job details and her powers. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3975

Date Broadcast:	Thu 14th Oct 1999	Duration:	5 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	G.Mitchell met Peter Mandelson this evening to report on his meetings with the parties in London, no progress was made. Film report with Gerry Adams (SF) remarks on the engagement and no progress. D. Trimble (UUP) agrees no progress. S. Mallon (SDLP) says real negotiations have begun. I. Paisley (DUP) launched ann attack on the secret meetings. Film report on his address to anti-agreement meeting. Then Cedric Wilson (NIUP) comments. In Dublin, Charles Haughey (Former Prime Minister) has been charged with obstructing a tribunal set up to look at bribes to politicians. Film report on McCracken Tribunal charges. Also in the Republic, Garda arrested six more people in Florida gun running inquriy. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3976

Date Broadcast:	Fri 15th Oct 1999	Duration:	6 mins 4 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Derry's Guildhall, the new N.Ireland Secretary, Peter Mandelson revealed a BT call centre will create nine hundred jobs. Film report on the investment with comments of Sir Peter Bonfield (BT Chief) review of other call centres here and comments of John McFall (Northern Ireland Office, Economy Minister) on unemployment figures. Then film report on community reaction and training scheme in Creggan Estate from Creggan Enterprises Ltd. Then across town, to the Maydown Ebrington Group and comments from Glen Barr, on the jobs, then Don Murray (North West Institute) comments on IT courses. Peter Mandelson speaking in Derry said a political deal was still possible. Film report on his comments. Meanwhile at Stormont, UUP MLAs met to discuss the review, J. Taylor's (UUP) comments. (6.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D03020	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3977

Date Broadcast:	Mon 18th Oct 1999	Duration:	8 mins 11 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In North Belfast the body of man in his thirties has been found shortly after shots fired during attempted robbery. Film report from Kansas Avenue house. Man not named yet. At London Ambassadors home, Mitchell chaired talks been Sinn Fein and the UUP. Film report no progress yet. Then from London, Fearghal McKinney gives an update on talks. SDLP to join talks tomorrow. Comments made on Adams latest statement and uncompromising Unionist stance. In Belfast, a Yes campaign group called 'People Moving On' has been highlighting hopes of a deal. Meta Auden (Spokeswomen) comments, then comments of S. Mallon (SDLP) on the prospect of failure. Meanwhile the UUP's No camp's J. Donaldson says it must be No guns, no government. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3978

Date Broadcast:	Tue 19th Oct 1999	Duration:	6 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Still no break through at London talks, but P.Mandelson says a deal is still possible. Film report with politicians saying little, then in afternoon SDLP joined the talks, the smaller parties arrive tomorrow. Then film report on Mandelson's comments when he visited Dublin. Good Friday Agreement is only show in town. Then David Andrews (Irish Foreign Minister) also upbeat. Meanwhile R. Eames (Church of Ireland, Archbishop) urged politicians to find a way forward. Film report with interview on his comments about possible failures. He also urged paramilitaries to give up violence. He also warned against cosmetic changes by the government to the RUC. On the border, the Garda have arrested six people in an anti-money laundering operation. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3979

Date Broadcast:	Wed 20th Oct 1999	Duration:	10 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Mandelson tells Commons there's no plan B if the GFA fails. Film report on his first Westminster Question Time. Meanwhile the Mitchell talks continue in London with no sign of a breakthrough. The talks return to Belfast on Friday. Film report covers attacks by Andrew MacKay (Tory) on Mandelson's past controversy. In London, Ken Reid gives his analysis of Peter Mandelson's performance today and how it's viewed by Unionists and Nationalists. Also the latest from the Mitchell review. Adam Ingram (Northern Ireland Office, Security Minister) has praised the joint Garda/RUC operation against money laundering along the border yesterday. Film repot on operation factual which took three years to prepare. It centres around two border bureau de change and follows the death of Paddy Farrell in September 1997. Tom Brady (Irish Independent, Journalist) explains the trail Garda followed. Next report is about David Wrights invitation by Adam Ingram to visit the Maze H. Block where his son, Billy was killed by the INLA. Film report. In Dublin, Jack Lynch (Former Irish Prime Minister) has died in hospital. Film report reviews his decisions in the 1969-1972 period regarding Northern Ireland and report on current Prime Minister, B. Ahern's views. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3980

Date Broadcast:	Wed 20th Oct 1999	Duration:	11 mins 4 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Review of the political career of Jack Lynch (former Irish PM) who died today, beginning with his statement on the N.Ireland situation in 1969, that the Irish government can no longer stand by. Then newsreel clip of Lynch denying there was a cabinet crisis over the arms trial issue. He appointed a new cabinet but Haughey and Co acquittal caused Lynch problems. Lynch comments on party vote, then Bloody Sunday film clip shown, public enraged, Jack Lynch comments on TV, The Irish Ambassador recalled from London, the EEC entry vote, Lynch interview, then film of signing ceremony. Dublin/Monaghan bombing . Film in 1973 election campaign, there was mood for change. Film clip of Lynch electioneering. Cosgrove wins, Lynch in opposition recruited new blood to modernise, Haughey restored to Cabinet, Lynch views at that time in interview. After 1977 election J. Lynch was again film clip of his Triumph with twenty seat majority and speech. He visited the USA, then lost two by elections, he comments on this. Then clip of his speech, thanking Jim Carter (US President) for Northern Ireland comments. In January 1980 he began to think of resigning, he eventually bowed out after his US visit. Film clip of his resignation speech. Then film clips of Jack Lynch singing to audiences during various election campaigns. His role being he's just an ordinary Cork man. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	3981

Date Broadcast:	Wed 20th Oct 1999	Duration:	38 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Home Truths
Programme Title:	Marching Orders
Description:	Orange men as they view themselves. This documentary deals with what being an Orangeman means to people who are members of the Loyal Orders. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED).
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	256

Date Broadcast:	Thu 21st Oct 1999	Duration:	9 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Co.Meath the Garda have arrested ten men found at a Real IRA training camp underground. Film report on the site, men put up no resistance, four are said to be senior PIRA figures. M. Finnegan (Garda Chief. Superintendent) comments. One of those arrested, Alan Ryan (19) from Dublin was given three years today on a previous arms charge, he faced from years ago. In the studio, R. Flanagan (RUC Chief Con) gives his assessment of the Garda operation, and the dissident threat. In Belfast, the Army/RUC are investigating an incident when two drunken soldiers were picked up by the IRA, then released unharmed. Film report on paper report on Short Strand incident. Then M. McLaughlin (SF) uses incident to highlight IRA ceasefire is solid. As Mitchell review nears an end with no agreement, Gerry Adams (SF) told a US audience if the review fails, the Assembly should fall. Film report with M. McLaughlin and Michael McGimpsey's reactions. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3982

Date Broadcast:	Sat 23rd Oct 1999	Duration:	3 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Mitchell review has been adjourned until Wednesday. Film report with Mitchell's gloomy comments, then Mandelson asks N.Ireland people to demand politicans find agreement. In courts, Anthony Armstrong (RIR, Cpl.) was charged with causing death by dangerous driving. Film report. In Dundalk, Kieran Byrne (32) was charged with money laundering following the recent Garda/RUC raids. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	177
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3983

Date Broadcast:	Mon 25th Oct 1999	Duration:	9 mins 7 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Co. Meath Garda found more PIRA arms including a rocket launcher. Film report then Peter Mandelson (N.Ireland Secretary) met R.Flanagan (RUC Chief Constable), both men comment on the Garda successes. In the High Court, the Lawyer for Michelle Williamson, challenged Mowlam decision, the IRA ceasefire had not broken down to try and stop S. Kelly's (Shankill bomber) release. Film report on legal arguments. Also report on her appearance in Long March video. At Mitchell review, G. Kelly (SF) says the atmosphere has improved and Alan McFarland (UUP) says trust is creeping in, then S. Mallon (SDLP) agrees atmosphere improving. D. Ervine (PUP) sees a glimmer of hope in his comments. As is Peter Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary). Also here Andrew Mackay (Tory Spokesman) was meeting the SDLP but wouldn't be meeting Sinn Fein. (6.00pm; Monday)
DVD No.	D03030	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3984

Date Broadcast:	Tue 26th Oct 1999	Duration:	11 mins 10 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Two Loyalists hand-cuff themselves to Downing Street gates in protest at Patten report. Film report on William Frazier (FAIR) and Billy Montgomery (who was in RUC for sixteen years and whose RUC son Stewart died in IRA attack in 1981) protest with each man's comments of Patten Report. Senior London Police negotiate with the two men. Earlier, mothers of the last two RUC men killed by the IRA in 1997 went to number ten to deliver a protest letter. Pearl Graham and Thelma Johnston held up pro-RUC placards for the press. Shankill victim, Michelle Williamson also attended in a bizarre twist, former IRA man Sean O'Callaghab was also there, he says to show his support for the victims. Peter Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) has vowed to implement the Good Friday Agreement in full. Meanwhile a Belfast Telegraph poll has shown six five per cent of Northern Ireland people would vote yes in a new Good Friday Agreement vote, but fifty one per cent of Protestants say they would vote no. Film report on both stories with Mandelson comments, then reaction from D Trimble (UUP) and G. Kelly (SF) then E. McGrady (SDLP) is optimistic, then in the studio political analysis of the Belfast Telegraph poll from Ken Reid and the current optimistic noises from politicians at Stormont and Mitchell's return tomorrow from the USA. In County Meath, the Garda have found more explosives. In the Courts, a member of the UDR four, James Hagan has began his appeal against an award of £400,000 for his wrongful conviction. Film report with library pictures of the 1983 Armagh killing of A. Carroll and barristers arguments.
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3985

Date Broadcast:	Tue 26th Oct 1999	Duration:	29 mins 47 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Ireland At The Crossroads
Description:	A look back at the Republic's recent scandals. With the recent death of Jack Lynch (former Irish PM), this programme looks at his career and how he handled difficult times like the outbreak of the troubles in 1969 and Ireland's entry into the EEC, and compares his reputation to that of his arch-rival Charles Haughey whose reputation is being tarnished with reports of financial scandals. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED).
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	257

Date Broadcast:	Wed 27th Oct 1999	Duration:	10 mins 12 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At Stormont review G.Mitchell arrives for the final push to find a talks solution. Film report with coverage of Mandelson speech to London meeting on Northern Ireland talks and the unforgivable crime of failure. Then views of S. Mallon (SDLP) that he sees some movement. M. McWilliams (Woman's Coalition) gives her analysis, then in the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of what a possible solution might be and the Government's expectation of the talks. Also the current engagement between Sinn Fein and the UUP. In the Courts, Ed Moloney (Belfast Journalist) has won his case against the Stevens Inquiry demand to hand over notes of his talk with William Stobie, whose accused of Finucane killing. Film report with Judges decision statement and Ed Moloney comments, criticising Steven's Inquiry and Christy Loftus (NUJ Chairman) and Matt Cooper (Sun Tribune, Editor). The Stevens Inquiry issued a statement in their defence. In Dungannon, two loyalists were arrested after a pipe bomb exploded, two other devices were found in the car. Film report. (6.00pm; Wednesday)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3986

Date Broadcast:	Thu 28th Oct 1999	Duration:	10 mins 43 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Nationalists politicians say Loyalist bomb attack on the home of Liam Shannon (Republican), and on Catholic in Bushmills are attempt to derail talks says Tom Hartley (SF, Cllr) in film report. A neighbour in LaSalle Park describes what happened. Then report from Bushmill's attack, with Norman Hillis' (UUP, Mayor of Coleraine) views. In Belfast's Castle Court, a hoax bomb call led to the buildings evacuation. Two men have been charged with a pipe bomb attack in Dungannon, they'll be named in the morning. At the Mitchell Good Friday Agreement Review, Trimble says he will get an agreement sometime. P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) is also upbeat in his comments. Film report also includes Gerry Adams (SF) comments on the No men against change. All the pro-agreement Parties came out to meet fifty two Protestant clergy who handed them a letter of support. Rev. David Cooper (Methodist) comments. Then Anne Carr (People Moving On) comments,. S. Mallon (SDLP) hopes G. Mitchell will reveal soon what he sees as the way forward. M. McWilliams (WC) comments on the politicians self-imposed silence to the press. In the studio, P. Robinson (DUP) gives his assessment of the situation of the Mitchell review. He is dismayed by the UUP trust in Sinn Fein. He also comments on current trouble at Harland and Wolff shipyard. (6.00pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3987

Date Broadcast:	Fri 29th Oct 1999	Duration:	2 mins 49 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC UK
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Denis Murray reports from Mitchell review of GFA still stalled, in the afternoon the UUP executive met to re-enforce no guns, no government policy, meanwhile Gerry Adams says he can't deliver UUP demands. S. Mallon (SDLP) says confidence is ebbing, a deal is possible. Reg Empey's (UUP) views. Everything's unpredictable. Then report from Courts were Ballycastle man, Garfield Gilmour (24) has been jailed for life for the killing of the Quinn boys in a petrol bomb attack on their home on 12th July 1998. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	3988

Date Broadcast:	Fri 29th Oct 1999	Duration:	3 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Garfield Gilmour (24) (Ballymoney) has been sentenced to life for the killing of the Quinn boys on 12 July 1999 petrol bomb attack. Film report with judges ruling and then comments of Rev. William Bunningham (Orange Order Chaplain), then views of Hamilton Houston (RUC Det. Chief Inspect.) who shows threats card. Next report from Stormont where more talks are beginning at the Mitchell review between Sinn Fein's Adams and Magennis and UUP's Trimble and Empey. Reg Empey (UUP) comments. (10.00pm)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3989

Date Broadcast:	Sat 30th Oct 1999	Duration:	2 mins 4 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report from Stormont as Mitchell review continues. Film report with M.McGuiness (SF) comments, then Reg Empey (UUP) views on talks positions. In Antrim the RUC have arrested three people during house searches directed against dissident Loyalists. (5.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3990

Date Broadcast:	Mon 1st Nov 1999	Duration:	8 mins 28 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then report on Mitchell review now in week nine, with comments of A.Maskey (SF) on the slim chance of success. Then M. McGimpsey (UUP) views, he appreciates Republican difficulties on disarmament, then John Hume (SDLP) brief comment. Meanwhile Prof. Marl-Fitzduff (UN Centre for Conflict Studies) says she believes agreement is possible but not overnight. She explains her reasoning based on words used (Between the lines). She believes parties are working on the wording of a deal. In the courts, the case of UDR four's, Neil Latimer (Freed on license in 1996) appeal against his conviction in 1984 of Adrian Carroll has been assisted by last week's court ruling in the case of Billy Gorman and Paddy McKinley, say his legal team. Film report on parallels in cases, with I. Paisley Jnr (DUP, MLA) comments. The Joe Rice's (Lawyer) views on both cases. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3991

Date Broadcast:	Tue 2nd Nov 1999	Duration:	8 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At the Mitchell review there's still no sign of a deal. Film report as Mitchell reveals two page statement on parties sincerity with Peter Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) comments on the talks good will, then Gerry Adams (SF) and R. Empey (UUP) welcoming Mitchell comments. In the Dail, B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) says he doesn?t know if the reivew will find a deal. Meanwhile Mitchell is meet, Blair, Ahern and Clinton separately. Next report on the disappeared, Jean McConville's family have begged the Irish Government to begin again and search for their mother. Film report from Carlingford with Helen McKendry's interview then her husband Seamus message to the Republican movement. Two men have been arrested with attempting to kill IRA informer, Martin McGartland in June. One is from Belfast, one from Glasgow. Film report with library pictures, RUC sources have played down reports on fourteen RUC stations here are to close. Film report. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03040	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3992

Date Broadcast:	Wed 3rd Nov 1999	Duration:	14 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The RUC claim lives have been saved due to a crack down on Loyalist dissidents. Film report on arms seizures and arrests in Lurgan, Belfast and Co.Antrim with comments of Brian McWicker (RUC Detective Superintendent) in statement. Then D. Ervine's (PUP) reaction, then B. DeBrun (SF) views, then B. Rogers (SDLP). Three men in court, Richard and Mervyn Armstrong and Stewart Wilson all with Co. Antrim addresses. Brief report on last week's charges again, Pastor Clifford Perbles and Jim Fisher on arms charges. Next report is on the car crash on the Falls Road, that killed the two sons of Micky McCrory, they are also the nephews of Gerry Adams (SF, President). Film report on Liam McCrory with profile and comments from Dennis Hughes (School teacher) and his brother Miceal. On 12th January 1998 Terry Enwright, their brother in-law was shot dead by the LVF. Then comments of Phylis Sloan (Road Trauma Support). In politics, G. Mitchell went to Downing Street to brief Blair and Mandelson. Film report with Mitchell comments outside on when he will complete his role in the review. Meawhile anti-agreement Unionists say their mandate is being ignored. Film report with Norman Boyd's (NIUP) comments, then P. Robinson (DUP) on the Mitchell farce, he says Sinn Fein will be in government, while B. DeBrun (SF) gives her views on the DUP demands. Mitchell report expected next week. From London, Ken Reid gives his analysis of Mitchell's meeting with Bill Clinton and the expectations for a deal. The Steven's Inquiry team has arrested three more men in it's inquiries into the P. Finucane killing in 1989. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3993

Date Broadcast:	Thu 4th Nov 1999	Duration:	9 mins 48 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	RUC raid on Stoneyford Orange Hall has found British Army security photo montages. Film report on find of information on three hundred Republicans with reaction of G.Kelly (SF), no one has yet been informed by RUC. Then Peter O'Hagan (SDLP Mayor, Cllr) comments on sense of unease. No comment yet from Orange Order. A US official has said Bill Clinton is ready to take a direct role in the Mitchell review. Film report on latest move. M. McGimpsey (UUP) comments. Then Eddie McGrady (SDLP) comments, then Sean Neeson (Alliance) reaction to Whiteshouse involvement. The RUC has become the first UK force to enrole all it's recruits at the University of Ulster (UU). Film report with Roy Fleming (Superintendent, Head of Probationary Training) comments on RUC's training strengths as he sees it, then Ivan Topping (UU) explains what the RUC trainees will actually do at University of Ulster. Then RUC recruit, Yvonne Forte interview, followed by recruit, Alastair Megarity. UDP talks delegate, Tommy English and two other men, Gordon Davidson and Paul Smyth where charged with wrecking the Crows Nest Bar in Belfast with baseball bats. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3994

Date Broadcast:	Fri 5th Nov 1999	Duration:	10 mins 45 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	RUC have raided a community group office in Coagh, Co.Tyrone, in their raids against dissident Loyalists. Film report with William McCrea (DUP MLA) criticisms of the RUC raid, then John Hagan (Coagh Community group) comments. Meanwhile Orange Order leaders have issued a statement condemning those who left British Army montages in their Stoneyford Hall. Film report with comments of William Leathem (Co. Antrim Grand Secretary). The Parades Commission will announce on Sunday it's ruling on Portadown Orangemen request to go down the Garvaghy Road on Remembrance Sunday. Film report on arguments from Richard Monteith (Orange Order) and B. Rogers (SDLP) for residents, as well as Dara O'Hagan (SF) and Brendan McKenna. In Politics, D. Trimble is in the USA, he met Jim Steinberg (Clinton Security Advisor), he says he will be patient over decommissioning time table. Meanwhile M. McGuinness (SF) gives his views on Unionist fears and time span of Mitchell review. S. Mallon (SDLP) says he believes agreement is still possible in his comments. Next report is on the funerals of Liam (18) and Miceal (15) McCrory on the Falls Road. Gerry Adams carries his nephews coffins. Includes Fr M. Crossan sermon on dangers of modern life. (6.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3995

Date Broadcast:	Sat 6th Nov 1999	Duration:	2 mins 7 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	P.Mandelson (N.Ireland Secretary) addressed the SDLP party conference. Film report calls on people to give the politicians time to find a deal. Meanwhile in Dublin, Sinn Fein met for a briefing on the latest news from the Mitchell review. Film report. Also in Dublin, four men stole £4,500 from an American Express Office. In Derry, the RUC were attacked by a crowd of sixty people. (5.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3996

Date Broadcast:	Tue 9th Nov 1999	Duration:	30 mins 4 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	(Collapse of FAIT) Fatal Blow
Description:	Self-destruction of the Families Against Intimidation and Terror (FAIT) organisation. As Sam Cushnahan (APNI) resigns from FAIT, this programme looks at the previous work of FAIT and the current situation within the group, Cushnahan lists his reasons for winding up the group. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED).
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	258

Date Broadcast:	Wed 10th Nov 1999	Duration:	10 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	UUP leaders are studying an IRA statement on decommissioning. Joe Cahill arrived at Castle building. Film report with B. Hutchinson (PUP) positive comments on IRA statement and what's likely to happen, then J. White (UDP) gives his reaction. It?s just words at this stage. B. DeBrun (SF) gives their reaction, she attacks press comments, the live to Stormont where Ken Reid gives the latest news on the current meetings. He comments on the speculation around the IRA statement and Trimble's position. In Belfast courts, Banbridge man, Stephen McClean and Noel McCready's trial continues on Poyntz Pass Bar killing of friends, Damien Trainor and Phillip Allen. Fr Desmond Corrigan describes the scene in the bar when he arrived. Film report also hears Alfred Allen's evidence. Next report is on the disappeared digs which have been halted. Seamus McKendry comments on latest Republican 'vague' information. Fr Denis Faul says he doesn?t believe the IRA are telling the truth in his interview he thinks Jean McConville is buried at Beechmont, in Belfast, then S. McKendry gives the family opinion. (6.00pm; Wednesday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3997

Date Broadcast:	Thu 11th Nov 1999	Duration:	16 mins 58 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At the Mitchell review, Trimble (UUP) is telling his party what's on offer. Film report with M. McGimpsey saying it won't be settled today. Ian Paisley (DUP) says he has a document showing a Sinn Fein shopping list of concessions. P. Mandelson in his comments appeals to politicians to listen to the people. From Stormont, Ken Reid reports on the latest UUP meeting. He believes thye have rejected what's on offer and they want clarification. He outlines what's behind the Sinn Fein offer. Next report hears more Paisley criticism of Trimble's stance. Norman Boyd (NIUP) says Northern Ireland People sickened by Trimble allowing Sinn Fein in the Government. Republicans also unhappy. G. Taylor (RSF) comments, then in the studio J. Donaldson (UUP) is interviewed on the latest Sinn Fein, proposals, he repeats no guns, no government stance and outlines his view on the faults in the Good Friday Agreement and lack of decommissioning. He denies he's after UUP leadership. In Lower Ormo, the army defused a pipe bomb left at a house in Dromara Street. Film report with Sean Hayes comments. In Newry, the Post Office intercepted letters containing threats and bullets sent to Republicans. Film report with Conor Murphy (SF, MLA) linked it to the files found in Stoneyford Orange Hall. In Courts, Alan Lynn (30) is charged with possession of hand grenades and guns in Anrtim. Film report on fourth man charged in RUC clampdown on dissident loyalists. On Tuesday in Portlaoise, a paper has reported PIRA prisoners Kevin Walsh and P. McAuley fought each other in a fall out after a discussion on Sinn Fein's current peace process strategy. Film report. (6.00pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3998

Date Broadcast:	Fri 12th Nov 1999	Duration:	5 mins 9 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	P.Mandelson (N.Ireland Secretary) says the Stormont talks are on a knife-edge. Film report, G.Mitchell says talks will resume on Monday. Meanwhile, J. Taylor says Sinn Fein proposal is nothing new, he opposes it, then Gerry Adams (SF) gives his reaction, then Mandelson remarks, then P. Robinson (DUP) says the IRA not fit to enter Government, he attacks UUP for not sticking to no guns/no government policy, then Reg Empey replies asking what are DUP doing to get decommissioning. From South Africa, Tony Blair says we have never been so close to agreement. In the Courts, Barry Morgan (24) convicted of killing RUCR. Cyrill Stewart on 27th March 1998. (6.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	3999

Date Broadcast:	Mon 15th Nov 1999	Duration:	14 mins 48 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	At Stormont G.Mitchell says he believes the parties are committed to resolving the impasse. Film report with Mitchell comments to press, then Gen DeChastelein says his commission is determined to complete process by May 2000. D. Trimble (UUP) says if IRA meet DeChastelein then decommissioning will have begun. P. Mandelson says parties will move step by step into the future. Meanwhile, the SDLP welcomed Mitchell's report. John Hume addresses the press, then Gerry Adams (SF) says review process can find solution to impasse in his remarks, then G. McMichael (UDP) sits on the fence, while P. Robinson (DUP) says Trimble has surrendered to Republicans. B. Ahern says he's encouraged by Mitchell report. In the studio, Ken Reid explains what happens today, it wasn't a deal but a process leading to a deal. He outlines also Trimbles problem with his party and his leadership. Reid says Trimble must sell this to his party. In Derry, a Catholic family was petrol bombed in their Irish Street Estate. Two of the Millar family were seriously hurt. Hilary Millar (82) and her daughter are critical. Ian Hamill (RUC Superintendent) repeats the family's call for no retaliation. Then neighbour, George McKnight appeal to Millars not to move, then Phil Kelly's (SDLP, Cllr) reaction. Two men have been arrested. In North Belfast, Westland Road, a Catholic family home was pipe bombed by Loyalists Film report. They were also attacked last Friday night. A. Magennis (SDLP, MLA) gives his reaction. In Lisburn Hilhall Presbyterian Church was damaged in an arson attack. Film report with Rev. Jack Richardson comments on damage. Then Richard Maze's (Fire Officer) comments. (6.00pm; Monday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4000

Date Broadcast:	Mon 15th Nov 1999	Duration:	11 mins
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Nationwide
Programme Title:	Shattered Lives
Description:	A short look at two victims of Northern Ireland's Troubles. This portion of the RTE documentary deals with some of the problems facing amputees, caused by N.Ireland's violence. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED).
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	259

Date Broadcast:	Mon 15th Nov 1999	Duration:	24 mins 16 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	The Long End Game
Description:	What was agreed by the George Mitchell Review of the Peace Process? This programme examines the expected "jumping together" sequencing which was proposed today as a way round the decommissioning impasse. It begins with a review of Mitchell's statement today followed by the first sequencing from Trimble and Sinn Fein. (Monday) ( ...ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	260

Date Broadcast:	Tue 16th Nov 1999	Duration:	11 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	D.Trimble (UUP) says if Sinn Fein appoint delegate to talk to Decommissioning Commission, then way is clear to establish an executive, meanwhile Sinn Fein has said decommissioning is essential to the peace process, and they are against violence. Film reports on beginning of sequencing of statements in Day two. Beginning with Trimble, then Sinn Fein statement, then John Hume (SDLP) read their reaction to today's comments. However, P. Robinson (DUP) says Trimble is escorting Sinn Fein into Government, then P. Mandelson's (Northern Ireland Secretary) reaction. In the studio, Ken Reid comments a dramatic day and says an IRA statement is expected next, then the UUP will call it's eight hundred and sixty Ulster council meeting. He says Trimble has said back me or sack me. Next report on smaller parties reactions. B. Hutchinson (PUP) praises Trimble in his comments, then the UDP comment and then Sean Neeson (Alliance) and Jane Morrice (Woman's Coalition) but N. Boyd (NIUP) wants UUP no MLA's to mutiny. In the studio, N. Dodds (DUP) is asked what more do you want? He says Sinn Fein's saying nothing new and criticises Trimble move away from No guns, no government. Then he's asked will the DUP take it's seats. If devolved Executive is set up they will but won't sit down in Government with Sinn Fein. In Councils, he says they oppose Sinn Fein, not co-operate with them. (6.00pm; Tuesday)
DVD No.	D03050	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4001

Date Broadcast:	Wed 17th Nov 1999	Duration:	20 mins 3 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The IRA statement says it will co-operate with the DeChastalen Commission after devolution established. Film report begins with McGuiness meeting DeChastelein, then IRA statement shown in full, IRA will enhance the peace process. Sinn Fein's delegation to DeChastelein then address the press, with Adams comments on the efforts needed to move PIRA on it's position. Mandelson welcomes IRA insistence on waiting till devolution established makes Trimble's job more difficult. More political reaction featured the Commons Queen's speech, both UUP MP's, William Ross and Martin Smyth call it buying a pig in a poke. J. Donaldson says it goes against UUP manifesto. Meanwhile M. McLaughlin met Andrew Mackay (Northern Ireland Spokesman), he is delighted with progress, while in commons, T. Blair (Prime Minister) praised the Politicians here involved. Soon Trimble will speak to his MPs. In the studio, Ken Reid gives his analysis of the IRA statement and the reactions to it, especially Trimble's chances of selling the deal to the UU council. Then in the studio, M. McGimpsey (UUP) gives his views on the possibility of a deal being achieved. He accepts there are divisions within the UUP but says party will accept devolution and decommissioning, then B, DeBrun (SF) is evasive on giving timing of IRA Representative meeting with the DeChastelein Body despite being pushed. She avoids direct answer to question ' Do you think there is going to be decommissioning?' Then comment of PUP and UDP on IRA statement, the film report on Irish Government's response with B. Ahern comments. Sean Neeson (Alliance) also welcomed the statement. In Derry Courts, two men appeared charged with the attempted murder of a Catholic family on Saturday night. Film report names the men as William Thompson (28) and Gareth Holmes (32). Then after break, B. Rogers (SDLP) gives her views on the IRA statement and her hopes for devolution and decommissioning despite lack of copper fastened guaranteees. She gives SDLP position if decommissioning isn't delivered. Then P. Robinson (DUP) believes the deal has been done, he says nothing in the IRA statement comes near UUP policy of no guns, no government. He outlines what the DUP policy towards Sinn Fein is. If Executive is formed, they won't sit down with Sinn Fein. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	178
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4002

Date Broadcast:	Thu 18th Nov 1999	Duration:	10 mins 48 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	G.Mitchell has concluded his eleven week review and his statement is optimistic of success. Film report, with his comment 'there will be full implementation of the GFA'. Neither side will get all it wants and each will endure political pain, he warns dissident, there will be no decommissioning if Trimble is rejected. Then I. Paisley (DUP) calls Tirmble a liar in his comments, while pro-agreement parties pay tribute to Mitchell. Film report reviews his time here, with comments from his book making Peace, then comments of P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary), R. Empey (UUP), Gerry Adams (SF) and M. McWilliams (Woman's Coalition). Then live from Stormont, Ken Reid gives his analysis of Mitchell comments and a UUP assembly party move to call a UU Council meeting and the possible voting consequences for Trimble. At Short Strand, a Catholic man was attacked with a machete outside his home. Film report on attack on Michael O' Hara, a member of local Community Group and contains eye-witness accounts. His brother John was killed by UFF in 1991. Joe O' Donnell (SF) gives their reaction. The RUC arrested two men nearby. (6.00pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4003

Date Broadcast:	Thu 18th Nov 1999	Duration:	13 mins 18 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	G.Mitchell bids farewell to N.Ireland as his review ends. Film report from his final news conference, with his comments setting out the steps ahead, he says there will be no decommissioning if Trimble is rejected, then R.Empey (UUP) comments, then Gerry Adams (SF) views, then E. McGrady (SDLP), then Sean Neeson (Alliance), G. McMichae (UDP), Monica McWilliams (WC) and D. Ervine (PUP). Then Mark Simpson profiles Mitchell's role in Northern Ireland over recent years with politicians comments on his prupose and demeanor, then praise from R. Empey (UUP). Before he left Mitchell gave an interview on his views about devolution and decommissioning. He repeats, this is the only way forward. He says his role is over but many difficult issues lie ahead, with many difficult decisions. He says the review had to ban politicians making statements to make progress. In the studio, P. Robinson (DUP) says the priority is not to get decommissioning at the cost of corrupting criticisms on their work with Sinn Fein in Councils. He appealed to UUP to reject proposals. (6.30pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4004

Date Broadcast:	Fri 19th Nov 1999	Duration:	5 mins 37 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Trimble (UUP leader) has begun his campaign to win the vote at the UUC meeting. Film report with the UUP leader comments expecting success. At the press conference, he's disrupted by David Brewster, later J. Donaldson (MP) spoke for the party dissidents. Derek Hussey (MLA) also resigned as party deputy whip, he explains his reasons. Next report profiles the UUC, the party's governing body, with crucial votes in 1974 against Faulkner, then in 1995 on Molyneaux's successor, the largest voting block on the council is the six hundred and forty branch members, the Orange Order holds one hundred and twenty seats, young Unionists hold fifty votes. There's a woman's block of forty votes. The assembly party has twenty seven votes, the remaining votes go to MPs, district Councillors and life members. Alan Lindsay (Member) who voted against Faulkner in 1974 will vote against Trimble, others like May Steele will support Trimble. The Council voted 70-30% for the Good Friday Agreement, but Sinn Fein power sharing is another matter. Bill Clinton (US President) met B. Ahern in Turkey and he calls for Unionist Council to support Trimble. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	4005

Date Broadcast:	Sat 20th Nov 1999	Duration:	3 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	While attending the Woman's Coalition conference, P.Mandelson (N.Ireland Secretary) outlined the Governments timetables for devolution here if all goes to plan at next Saturday's UUC meeting. Film report with Mandelson comments on trust, but Pat Doherty (SF, Vice-President) did say he couldn't guarantee decommissioning. Trimble gives his response, but Sinn Fein say their position hasn't changed and M. McLaughlin explains Doherty's remarks. Then reaction from M. McWilliams (WC). At an Executive meeting Robert McCartney (UKUP) said Trimble has made a fatal error. Film report with McCartney views. (5.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4006

Date Broadcast:	Mon 22nd Nov 1999	Duration:	9 mins 50 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Commons, P.Mandelson says all GFA institutions will be suspended if decommissioning doesn't happen. Film report with Mandelson views on the decommissioning link to progress, headers believe decommissioning will take place and believes it's a good deal for Unionists. John Major (former Prime Minister) supports Mandelson. Then John Taylor (UUP) expresses his doubts. I. Paisley (DUP) has confirmed it will take it's two seats on the executive next week. Film report with Paisley interview. D. Nesbitt (UUP) accuses DUP of hypocrisy in his reaction. The Group of seven Business Groups here support the deal in a statement. Next report is from Ken Reid on reaction to Mandelson's commons statement, from M. McGuinness (SF) and speculation on J. Taylor's position. The first All Ireland Body to be set up under the peace process was launched today. It's the Institute of Public Health. Film report with Clive Gowdy's (Civil Servant) remarks and it's strategic plan given. Also comment from Dr Jim Kiely (Republic Chief Medical Officer). (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4007

Date Broadcast:	Mon 22nd Nov 1999	Duration:	24 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	What If Unionists Reject The Mitchell Review?
Description:	Assessment of Unionist approach to the Mitchell review of the Good Friday Agreement. Begins with review of Trimble's days, he met UU people in Stormont, P.Weir (UUP) says Trimble was selling the deal, then report on Mandelson's comments in Commons, and John Taylor's remarks on possible failure. I.Paisley (DUP) says he will wreck new assembly. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED).
DVD No.	D03060	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	261

Date Broadcast:	Tue 23rd Nov 1999	Duration:	13 mins 33 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Queen has awarded the George Cross to the RUC. Film report on mixed political reaction and significance of the award. First report from RUC HQ were P.Mandelson and Ronnie Flanagan meet officer's relatives. History of previous awards since 1940 to groups of people. R. Flanagan (RUC) comments, then P. Mandelson says the award is deserved. Flanagan says this award is unconnected to Patten changes. Next report gauges reaction to the award. Nine thousand men injured, Chas McConaghie, who was blinded by IRA comments, then Les Rodgers (Pol/Red) says it's a stand alone honour from the Queen. Then the views of Iona Meyer (RUC Widow's Assoc.), whose husband John, died in an IRA attack in June 1990 in Belfast, gives her reaction. Sinn Fein called the award grossly offensive. Film report with B. DeBrun interview on a discredited force. S. Farren (SDLP) said RUC Families will feel pride and it?s a matter of parity of esteem. Paisley wants Patten proposals buried, then D. Trimble expresses his delight at award. Campaign group Survivors and Victims for Equality condemned the award while FAIR welcomed UUP's man in London. D. Burnside has said he can't support the Mitchell review, without the SDLP giving certain assurances. The Irish Government too has said it will call for an end to the Executive if decommissioning doesn?t happen by May 2000. Peter Mandelson made similar remarks yesterday. Film report on so called default mechanism. B. DeBrun (SF) rejects any such mechanisms in the Good Friday Agreement. Meanwhile on insight, Trimble said a default mechanism was in the spirit of the Good Friday Agreement. B. McCartney (UKUP) rejects the pledges. Churchmen welcome this possibility of moving things forward. Film report with Dr. John Lockington's (Presbyterian Moderator) remarks. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4008

Date Broadcast:	Wed 24th Nov 1999	Duration:	13 mins 8 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	P.Mandelson accuses the DUP over hypocrisy on taking executive seats. Film report from Commons on Trimble and Mandelson clash with the DUP MPs. Then outside J.Donaldson says his no campaign within the UUC is gaining ground, then William Thompson (UUP MP) agrees. The UFF has delayed appointing a representative to the DeChastelein Commission blaming recent remarks by Pat Doherty (SF) and Martin Ferris. B. Ahern comments. Film report with D. Adams (UDP) saying it's a positive decision from UFF, then Gerry Adams (SF) reaction, then M. McGimpsey (UUP) remarks. Meanwhile, Billy Armstrong (UUP) has said he'll be voting NO in the UUC vote. Last night Trimble and P. Mandelson were heckled at a Unionist meeting in an Orange Hall in Trimble's consitituency. Film report covers Paisley rally against Patten. This morning the Long March organisers and Michelle Williamson handed a letter of protest on the Mitchell deal into UUP Headquarters. Film report has M. Williamson comments on victim's being ignored. Also today today two hundred and sixty churchmen turned up to offer support and prayers to pro-agreement parties. Rev. Ken Newell comments on accusations from No parties, they are immoral, then B, DeBrun welcomes Churchmens supports. Then live to London where D. Trimble gives a Q & A session on the Mitchell deal. He's asked if he trusts Sinn Fein. It's DeChastelein he trusts, he comments guardily on the UUC vote. In Dublin Coroner Courts, the inquest opened on the three disappeared whose bodies were found in the Republic, E. Molloy, B. McKinney and J. McCrory. Film report on the details of cause of death, with mother Margaret McKinney's comments. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4009

Date Broadcast:	Wed 24th Nov 1999	Duration:	8 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Film report on the Unionist meeting held in Lagan Valley Orange Hall, which was addressed by P.Mandelson and D.Trimble, both men heckled outside. Demonstrators anger shown to Ken Twyble (UUP, Craigavon Mayor). After the meeting, Trimble and Mandelson got verbal abuse, but inside Fred Crowe (UUP) says 60-40 majority favoured the deal, and he praises Mandelson's performance but Jonathan Bell (UUP, Cllr) has released a video of IRA attocities to step up the No vote campaign, thye have been joined by James Molyneaux (former UUP leader). The Long March Group including Michelle Williamson, handed in a letter to UUP Headquarters, then Trimble comments on his reception last night, he blames DUP supporters for protest and gives his views on Molyneaux and D. Burnside's decision to support No vote at the UUC meeting. He also refers to the Sinn Fein leaders, Doherty/Ferris recent comments. In Dublin, Gerry Adams is to address a party Ard Comhairle, Shane Harrison (Journalist) outlines what's likely to be in Adams speech, ie clarifying Doherty/Ferris comments and to reassure 'wobbles and concerns in grass roots. (6.30pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4010

Date Broadcast:	Thu 25th Nov 1999	Duration:	10 mins 2 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Trimble alleges dirty tricks campaign by his party opponents after supposed Sinn Fein letter sent to party members. Film report on his press conference remarks, listing allegations. Last night in Newcastle, Darren Nesbitt (UUP) says he was punched as he left Unionist meeting. Film report hears his allegation and then Jim Wells (DUP) refutes it. P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) again appealed to UUC to vote yes at Victoria College. Film report on his comments meanwhile Roy Beggs Jnr says he will vote no, then I. Paisley accuses Trimble of going back on his party pledges. Meanwhile Long March Group including Jim Dixon (Enniskillen) and M. Williamson (Shankhill) visited Parliament with William Thompson (UUP, MP) to lobby MP's including N. Tabbit. Film report with M. Williamson comments also features Andrea Brown whose father killed by IRA in 1983 in Rostrevor and She herself was injured in IRA bomb attack in Lisburn six years later. N. Boyd (NIUP) comments. Next report examines how Northern Ireland regional papers are covering the current political situation. Firstly Paul Flowers (North Down Spectator, Editor) says it's a close call. David Rankin (Coleraine Times, Editor) says it's yes by a slight majority in Fermanagh/South Tyrone. The impartial Reporter takes a pro-Trimble stance, Denzil McDaniel explains, then Richard Elliott (Lurgan Mail, Editor) highlights Orange issue as being against Trimble. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4011

Date Broadcast:	Thu 25th Nov 1999	Duration:	4 mins 20 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of how Republicans have regarded decommissioning during recent years in a film report repeating IRA statements on the subject. Last night in Dublin, Gerry Adams also addressed the issue of arms, to be done through DeChastelein. New research by Queen University, Belfast, and University of Ulster disadvantages the South and West of the province are found in medical cover, and as this area is largely Nationalist and Catholic, report says Catholics disadvantaged. Film report with Nan Cavanagh (Belcoo Commission Association) reaction, statistics given. Then Prof. Bob Osbourne's (UU) comments on government guidelines, then George Howarths (Health Minister) reaction. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4012

Date Broadcast:	Thu 25th Nov 1999	Duration:	28 mins 43 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Hearts and Minds
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	An internal Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) discussion on the Mitchell Review. How will the UUC vote on Saturday, a film report sounds out the hearts and minds of the UUP. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED).
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	262

Date Broadcast:	Fri 26th Nov 1999	Duration:	5 mins 58 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC UK
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	On the eve of the crucial UUC vote a report on Trimble's continued moves to win support begins with candle light vigil by supporters at Waterfront Hall. Then Trimble comments on ending the stalemate over decommissioning then no man, J. Donaldson outlines his position. P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) outlines the cost of a no vote. Denis Ireland (Journalist) outlines the voting possibilities, then David Eves visits Co. Fermanagh, Tom Elliott (Farmer) explains his no vote, then in Enniskillen, the local papers view and solicitor James Cooper give their views. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	4013

Date Broadcast:	Fri 26th Nov 1999	Duration:	1 mins 36 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Late news coverage of tomorrow UUC Council meeting, tonight the one hundred and twenty Orange Order delegates held a meeting, earlier Arlene Foster and Stephen King give counter views. Film of vigil outside Waterfront Hall. (11.00pm)
DVD No.	D03070	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4014

Date Broadcast:	Sat 27th Nov 1999	Duration:	53 mins 30 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	As the Ulster Unionist Council meets to decide for or against the Mitchell plan to by-pass the decommissioning impasse, this programme is live, waiting on the voting outcome which decides both Trimble's and the peace process immediate future. Inn the studio is Mike Nesbitt with political commentators, Ken Reid, Arthur Aughy (UU) and Sydney Elliott (Queens University, Belfast), early indications are a win for Trimble in high fifty per cent. A Aughy comments on the decision by J. Taylor to support Trimble, then Nesbitt announces the figures from a piece of paper, then Lord Rogan (UUP) announces the exact voting figures. Trimble wins by four hundred and eighty votes to three hundred and forty nine, which is fifty eight per cent to forty two per cent. Back to the commentators, who give their reactions, Ken Reid reviews the Yes/No campaigns, they comment on the offer of Trimble to resign by February it there's no decommissioning, in fact postponing the final decision, then A. Aughy gives his analysis of the vote from the Unionist party point of view how it effects the Yes and No Camps within Unionism, the fifty per cent is the same figure Trimble got when elected UUP leader. They comment on the atmosphere within the debate, Trimble produced a letter from Norah Bradford to support the deal, and Ken Reid speculates on the future position of UUP MLA's (8) who voted against Trimble. Then from the No camp, Willie Thompson (MP) joins the discussion, he says it's not a good vote for Trimble, the party is split. Then he's cut off as Trimble arrives for a new conference, W. Thompson says he'll resign as UUP man when Sinn Fein join the Northern Ireland Government. Then over to Trimble conference statement, he calls the UUC vote, a clear endorsement to procede towards devolution on the basis decommissioning will follow soon after, with a review of the situation in February. He praises an extremely good, courteous debate, then he says, 'Mr Adams its' over to you, we've jumped you follow'. At this point questions begin, but he doesn't take them. Then in the studio, J. Donaldson (MP) from No Camp, gives his reaction to the vote, he looks forward to revisiting the issue next February. He doesn?t know what assurances John Taylor got to make him vote yes, as a democrat he accepts today's vote and hopes the PIRA will decommission, all he has done is stand by his pledge to Northern Ireland people he says. (Then a short break). Then from the studio, Ken Reid outlines what will happen next week when the Executive is set up. Northern Ireland will have two Sinn Fein Minister for the first time, then Darren Nesbitt (UUP) from the Yes camp, is asked how he feels two Sinn Fein Ministers will be in Northern Ireland Government, he answers by looking to the positive aspects and says the UUP is testing Sinn Fein/IRA. No Unionist today was free of heart, he recalls a woman saying yes who's husband was killed by PIRA, then from No camp, William Ross (MP) says he is gutted, the UUP betrayed the Ulster people. There will be no decommissioning he says, he says he'll stay in the party to win this battle. Refers to Trimble's days in Vanguard which he says was a disaster for Unionist Party. Nesbitt says he hasn't betrayed the party, their position is genuine belief, he says he has adapted to changing circumstances and explains how, he then answers questions on his position on decommisioning and silent guns being no threat to a working Government. Then D. Burnside (UUP) joins the panel, he abstained in the vote today, he explains why he couldn't vote yes, because of the SDLP's position, but he's glad it's being revisited in February incase it doesn?t work although he wants it to work. Then Ken Reid, looks ahead to who will be UUP Ministers, he says D. Nesbitt, J. Taylor and R. Empey all candidates. It?s also expected within twenty four hours. The IRA will appoint a delegate to DeChastelein Commission, this is another event in the process and a risk for Trimble. Then from Fermanagh, Tom Elliott (UUP, Cllr) declares he voted No, from Lurgan, Jon Bell (UUP, Cllr) says he also voted No, both men gives their reactions to the outcome and explain their positions. They promised to keep Sinn Fein/IRA out of Government without decommissioning. (another quick break) then recap of today's events, with Sydney Elliott (Queen's University, Belfast) thoughts on Trimble's performance and his two concessions to the No camp in face of threat to resign from No Camp. Then A. Augy comments on threats of resignation and the extent of risk Tirmble took today as compared to the lack of political risk facing other parties, even Sinn Fein and SDLP. S. Elliott says the politics changes when Stormont Executive is running, Stormont then replaces primacy of Westminister MP's. A. Aughy highlights the fine line Trimble has thread since the Good Friday Agreement and explains what he means, he is still on the positive side of the line, Ken Reid highlights DUP claim that Unionist majority is against the deal by quoting the votes of MLA's. He says the DUP will broaden it's appeal to the Unionist electorate, and role of Unionism is about to change, it will go middle of the road. Next is a film report on reaction outside the Waterfront as Trimble left, while instead the comments of M. McGimpsey (MLA) and Arlene Foster (MLA), then Roy Begg Jnr on his UUP future, then Ken Magennis (MP) is heckled by No supporters outside as he gives his views to the press praising the Yes vote. Back to the studio for a round-up. (3.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4015

Date Broadcast:	Sat 27th Nov 1999	Duration:	4 mins 49 secs
Broadcast Company:	Sky Group	Channel:	Sky News
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of Trimble's success at the UUC debate on the Mitchell review plan. Film report from David Blevins with William Thompson (UUP, MP) comments, then Ken Magennis (UUP, MP) views. The report profiles the next steps that will elad to the forming of a power sharing Executive and Gary Honeyford (Reporter) gives his analysis from the Waterfront Hall, and more comments from No Camps, William Thompson on his decision to resign from the party. (4.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4016

Date Broadcast:	Sat 27th Nov 1999	Duration:	27 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	News on Trimble's fifty-eight to forty-two percent victory at the UUC vote, the implication is Sinn Fein will be in government of N.Ireland for the first time ever. Report begins with film of result announcement by Lord Rogan, then Trimble's press conference comments, he refused questions but reaction did come from William Ross (MP) who was gutted. The UUC will meet again in February and Trimble handed the Chairman a letter saying he will resign if decommissioning hasn?t happened. Film clip of inside Waterfront Auditorium shown. Then yes voter, Darren Nesbitt (MLA) highlights why he voted yes, then no man J. Donaldson says in eight weeks time, they have another go at changing policy. Next report from Jane Loughrey assesses the mood before the meeting. Outside yes men heckled by on-lookers, John Taylor comments going in and Trimble greeted by cheers and jeers as he left, as was Ken Magennis speaking to the press. No man, William Thompson, declares he'll resign from the Party and explains why he can't accept the decision. Fermanagh delegate Arlene Foster also a no-voter hasn't decided yet whether to resign or not. Then Roy Beggs Jnr will also consider his future, other unnamed council members declare their pleasure at the result, then M. McGimpsey (MLA) says common sense has prevailed. Next reaction is from Gerry Adams (SF), then P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary), then T. Blair, then Alliance, then UDP, then B. Ahern for Irish Government. (Just statement no film). Meanwhile at the DUP's party conference, Paisley and Co watched the voting figures announcement at La Mon House, later Paisley launched an attack on Trimble in his speech to delegates. Film report hears Paisley call for UUP/MLA's to vote No on Monday. Next Peter Robinson attacks Reg 'pushover' Empey and Ken 'the clown' and the tight rope walker, Taylor in his speech, in the audience was two independent, no Unionists, Denis Watson and Roger Hutchman. Next report engages the opinion of shoppers in West Belfast, where Trimble got a massive vote of confidence, then on the Shankill Road, opinions are divided from contributors. (Short break) Then in the next report B. Ahern calls today's vote a milestone of significant importance in his comments, he also pays tribute to Trimble's leadership, then live in the studio B. Rogers (SDLP) is relieved Trimble won the vote, she's asked how will her party help Trimble through the decommissioning issue if Sinn Fein/IRA default. She says she doesn?t expect default, she thinks all the parties will move forward with good faith, she adds she's pleased the DUP will go into Government but is suspicious that they piggy-backed the UUP into government. Then Ken Reid gives an overview of today's decision and the unique form of Government to be introduced on Monday. He highlights the voting hurdle on Monday for Trimble who has eight MLA's who voted No. Also next week, M. McAleese (Irish President) visits the Queen, and the first meetings take place of the North/South bodies and the British/Irish Council. But Reid flags up Sinn Fein's unhappiness with Trimble's February deadline. (6.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4017

Date Broadcast:	Sat 27th Nov 1999	Duration:	17 mins 44 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage from Belfast of today's UUC votes, nineteen months after GFA, the new Executive will now be set up. Film report highlights Trimble's new February deadline and Gerry Adams (SF) is unhappy with this. First report is on the actual UUC meeting and voting figures then Trimble's press conference and ultimatum to Republicans. Report shows hecklers outside, mention of J. Taylor's role, but his opponents remain defiant. K. Magennis comments while being heckled outside, then William Thompson (MP) says he'll resign but William Ross wants all no voters to stay in UUP. J. Donaldson to consult colleagues, then Gerry Adams (SF) comments. Then David Davin-Power (RTE Northern Editor) gives his analysis of Adams remarks on Trimble stepping outside terms of the Mitchell review, then he previews Monday's meeting and the position of S. Mallon (SDLP0 who recently resigned, then a DUP attempt to oust Sinn Fein, the mood of the UUC meeting was discussed. Next report deals with the views from B. Ahern who comments on the need for decommissioning with some product before February. Then positive reaction from Norah Owen (FG) and Ruairi Quinn (Labour). The leaders of Ireland's Church also welcomed the vote. Film report from Joe Little, with comments of Sean Brady (Catholic Archbishop) and R. Eames (Church of Ireland, Archbishop) both welcoming the vote, then from George McCullagh (Presbyterian Church Governing Committee) remarks on the difficulties facing his church members. Next report is from the DUP conference where Paisley rounds on Trimble, then P. Robinson also attacks the UUP leaders as unprincipled Unionist Party, then film report from Armagh City on ordinary people's reaction. (9.00pm; Saturday)
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	4018

Date Broadcast:	Sat 27th Nov 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	Live Report
Description:	From the Ulster Unionist Council (UUC) meeting as it votes on the Mitchell Review.
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	179
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	263

Date Broadcast:	Sun 28th Nov 1999	Duration:	2 mins 33 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	P.Mandelson says he believes the IRA will decommission, film report with Mandelson comments on Adams and Magennis role now. However Sinn Fein is unhappy with Trimble's new deadline. In Bushmills a man was arrested and a pipe bomb found, meanwhile nine detonators were stolen from Northern Ireland railways train. (1.00pm; Sunday)
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4019

Date Broadcast:	Sun 28th Nov 1999	Duration:	1 mins 35 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	ITV
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	ITN UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of Mandelson's comments on the need for IRA decommissioning and Sinn Fein's anger at Trimble's February date and post dated resignation letters expressed by Martin McGuiness then Ken Magennis says it's over to Sinn Fein and IRA now. Preview of tomorrows Stormont meeting. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03080	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	4020

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	52 mins 8 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Straight into coverage of the DUPs efforts to have Sinn Fein removed fails as he only got twenty-nine votes and needed thirty. Report then on the S.Mallon situation, and film clip of speaker announcing Mallon (MISSING) by seventy-one to twenty-eight percent, Ken Reid highlights the significance of that for selecting Ministers. Then film report from Jane Loughrey covers they story of the day so far, the Mallon issue, clip of I. Paisley's remarks, then Bob McCartney's (UKUP) speech, then P. Robinson (DUP) angry comments, then speakers remarks followed by D. Trimble's, then S. Mallon himself speaks on his conviction to make the agreement work, then live to D. Trimble nominating R. Empey for minister, he accepts Ministry of Enterprise, then John Hume (SDLP) nominates Mark Durkan as Minister of Finance and Personnel, he accepts, then I. Paisley (DUP) nominates P. Robinson for Regional Development. P. Robinson begins by outlining his objections to the Good Friday Agreement but accepts the Ministry to prevent Northern Ireland going into a United Ireland, he promises to be fair in his judgement, the servant of all. Next Gerry Adams (SF) nominates Martin McGuinness as Minister of Education, he accepts speaker calls for order here as NIUP walk out. Back then to Trimble to nominate again, he chooses Sam Foster as Minister of Environment, he accepts, then John Hume again he nominates Sean Farren as Minister of Higher Education, he accepts. Next Ian Paisley (DUP) asks for a fifteen minute recess, Ken Reid gives his views on why he's done this, and the Minsiterial choices so far are shown in the table, then Sydney Elliott expresses the surprise M. McGuinness took Education, he also remarks on Sam Fosters choice followed by Ken Reid's views on Foster's selection. At this point, UTV reviews what happened earlier today, Mike Nesbitt reviews it all verbally no film, then shows a chart of the Ministers selected so far. (Short break) Then Ken Reid reviews the implications and emotions of M. McGuinness (SF) election as Minister of Education, but highlights the problems ahead, especially Trimble's new February deadline. Then Syndney Elliott looks at the DUP selections and the lack of common theme in our chosen Government mix, this system with it's checks and balances is on trial. Next report is on the world press attention at Stormont, waiting around for something to happen. English MEP's there, then Danny Morrison, then Mervyn Pauley (Newsletter Journalist) compares the Stormont of old to today's one, which has a sense of history. Outside forty five Catholics and Protestant children visit Stormont Building, the children give their impressions and B, Rogers (local SDLP, MLA) comments, then G. Fitt (Former Minister) recalls his memories from twenty five years ago, and regrets the deaths since Sunningdale, then Jonathan Bell (Long March organiser) gives his views on the days events, he says come February if no decommissioning it's all over. Then back inside, the Stormont Chamber where N. Dodds (DUP) accepts nomination as Minister of Social Development, and next is again D. Trimble who nominates M. McGimpsey as Minister of Arts and Culture, he accepts. Next Gerry Adams asks for a short adjournment and asks the speaker to take measures to stop all the coughing when he rises to speak, the speaker calls another fifteen minutes recess. Then back in the studio, Mike Nesbitt reveiws the two posts left and the two possible candidates. Ken Reid assesses the reason for the delay, and the difficult Ministries left, they discuss the choices made so far by the parties, and some of the big problems and issues awaiting new ministers. A film report from Jamie Delargy (Business Correspondent) looks at the problems in Education, Buildings and the eleven plus. Tom McKee (NASAWT) comments, then in Health, the problems around a new hospital in Tyrone and Maternity services in Belfast. The report is cut here as D.Trimble (UUP) introduces his UUP Ministers team to the press. Then Reg Empey hopes to bring real politics back, then Sam Foster glad to say local politics back again, then M. McGimpsey's comments. Here a list of the Ministers chosen and their jobs is shown, so far ten chosen. Two to go, it's Sinn Fein next. Outside again I. Paisley (DUP) waits to address the press with his two Ministers, he introduces his ministers then tells Northern Ireland the UUP have handed Education of their children from Day one to Graduation, to Sinn Fein and SDLP. He pledges to work for good of all, but won't rest til he rids this country of Sinn Fein/IRA and terrorists. He then leaves to return to Chamber. Ken Reid outlines other key appointments like Committee Chairman still to be made. Then Sydney Elliott comments on Paisley's remark blaming Trimble for Nationalists controlling Education, he says Grammar Schools will have something to fear, he also comments on future difficulties between senior civil servants and new Ministers. Ken Reid thinks the civil servants in for a massive culture shock. Then back inside the Chamber, Gerry Adams (SF) nominates B. DeBrun as Minister for Health, she accepts. Speaker then concludes the process. Back then to the studio, for final thoughts from Sydney Elliott and Ken Reid, they say now real politics begins, for a last time the list is shown of all the Ministers chosen today. (5.30pm)
DVD No.	D03090	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4021

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	3 mins 14 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	ITV
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	ITN UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Report from news bulletin dealing with the realities of life in Belfast despite all the selecting of Ministers at Stormont, i.e. the stark peace walls that divide the city. Claire Murphy (Nationalist resident) who lives beside a wall, tries to be optimistic about the future for her grand children, but can't see the walls coming down. On the Unionist side, Stephen Maxwell says he's all for peace but not for kiss and make-up. He too can't see the wall coming down. Then Michael Brunston (ITN reporter) gives his comments on the significance of what happened today at Stormont and the long process it took to get there, he highlights the sense of shock at M. McGuinness being Education Minister but makes a mistake when he says M. McGuinness was a Senior IRA man in Belfast, it was of course Derry. (6.30pm)
DVD No.	D03090	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	4022

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	12 mins 51 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In a clip from this coverage N.Dodds (DUP, Minister for Social Development), comments on his twin track approach to the Executive, and blames the UUP for admitting Sinn Fein and IRA into the government of Northern Ireland. He answers questions about how can he thwart Sinn Fein and at the same time as a Minister help ordinary people, many of whom are Sinn Fein voters. He says this is the system, he didn?t devise it, so don?t blame him. Then a brief account of today's vote on the Mallon resignation is given followed by a Seamus Mallon interview. He's asked did you or did you not resign. He says he only offered his resignation. He's asked to comment on his working relationship with D. Trimble, it has to work he says. Then Reg Empey (UUP, Minister of Enterprise) responds to DUP allegations that it was the UUP who put Sinn Fein into Government. He says DUP had choice to take Education before Sinn Fein did, he says the DUP is now in Government with Sinn Fein despite their denials. His twin goals are devolution and decommissioning. Then Mitchel McLaughlin (Sinn Fein Chairman) responds to criticism about M. McGuinness taking Education, he says the no camps real anger is because they couldn't stop the process, he says many young people do look up to McGuinness and B. DeBrun. He offers the hand of friendship to Unionists, then Stephen Grimasson (Political Editor) analysises the day's events and the parties choice of ministries. Sinn Fein is now in the same Government as DUP. For the first time in Northern Ireland all the major parties are represented in Government. Back in the studio a montage is shown of all the new Ministers chosen today. (6.30pm)
DVD No.	D03090	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4023

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	9 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's appointment of a Northern Ireland Executive, and S.Mallon's re-instatement as Deputy First Minister with comments of Reg Empey (UUP). P. Robinson (DUP) sys he'll not co-operate with Sinn Fein in Government. B. DeBrun (SF) got Health, then M. McGuinness (SF) accepts Education post. Other posts detailed. Then film report from Brendan Wright showing the Sinn Fein delegation arriving earlier in the day. He highlights the signifance of the day for them, with B. DeBrun comments, then Trimble group arrives and M. McGimpsey calls today defining moment, then John Hume (SDLP) took lay back role. Meanwhile former MP, Gerry Fitt comments that this time it will succeed. Inside, Paisely failed to stop Mallon get re-instated. Then live from Stormont, David Davin-Power (RTE Northern Editor) gives his assessment of today's events during the Mallon vote and the Ministry nominations. He announces that Danny Kennedy (UUP) has been appointed Chairman of the Committee on Education. Next report is from Omagh, where Michael Gallagher and Stanley McCombe gives their views on Stormont today, they both hope there will never be another Omagh and still want decommissioning. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03090	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	4024

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	24 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Live from Stormont, the story of the days activities, on the day an elected government was put in place. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03100	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4025

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	14 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	Newsnight
Programme Title:	Is the Gun Leaving Irish Politics?
Description:	From mainstream BBC in London with Jeremy Vine, the programme reviews today's executive appointments, it highlights Martin McGuiness as Education Minister who was once the face of the IRA, an attempt failed in the summer but succeeded today. In a report from Belfast, Mark Maddell says for some it's historic for others it's a nightmare. What happened today would have seemed impossible a few years ago. A film cliip from Assembly shows NIUP accusations from Cedric Wilson, then I. Paisley (DUP). M. McGuinness ignored them and Gerry Adams (SF) laid out the Sinn Fein position. Then clip of S. Mallon speaking about power sharing, it's a landmark day he says. On Thursday power will be transferred to Stormont. Next segment deals with previous power sharing attempt in 1974 and reviews the history of Northern Ireland and it's protestant parliament for a protestant people, the Civil Rights Movement, the arrival of British Troops, direct rule, then Sunningdale failure and UWC strike. It's been direct rule since. Former SDLP man, Gerry Fitt comments on today and 1974. He thinks it can work. Film of M. McGuinness addressing worries about his background, mentioning South Africa, then old film of 1972 arrest of McGuinness, Then Paisley views on Sinn Fein and SDLP taking Education roles. Then outside Stormont, N. Dodds (DUP) denies his party just isn't interested in working with Catholic of any political shade, he says Paisley remarks didn?t mean that, he says the problem is the Executive is 50/50 and Northern Ireland still has a Unionist majority. He will adhere to their policy not to sit with IRA/Sinn Fein because of no decommissioning. Then M. McGuinness (SF) is asked when he was a younger Republican did he ever think he'd end up a Minister. He replies, probably not and says process is about ending division, he then responds to Unionist anger at him and says Sinn Fein has made big strides in recent years, he then comments on the decommissioning issue agreement with Trimble/DeChastelein, he's asked about his school's policy, he favours parental choice.
DVD No.	D03100	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4026

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	21 mins 22 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	Devolution Special
Description:	The appointment of new Northern Ireland Ministers at Stormont. As MLA's meet at Stormont to debate whether S.Mallon (SDLP) should be re-installed as deputy first minister, then elect the eleven executive Ministers, this programme begins with Stephen Grimasson (BBC political analyst) comments on the importance of the day, and recent events, he's joined by Brian Feeney (former SDLP) who believes today is a huge step for Republican's who he says will become Ministers of the crown. Both men also highlight the advances made here in politics over the last few years, including the Irish Governments removal of articles two and three and the repeal of the 1921 Government of Ireland Act. S. Grimasson outlines the order of business for the day. A DUP motion to exclude Sinn Fein has fallen. Next will be the Seamus Mallon resignation issue. Grimasson outlines the various parties stand on this subject and the legal situation. The next hurdle then is the appointing of the eleven ministers. Grimasson explains what could happen during this portion of the day and also the formation of committees and the position of the DUP on these subjects. Brian Feeney comments there is a danger of real politics breaking out. Film clip of MLA's at Stormont and mention of the world's press, The three UUP ministers appear to be Reg Empey, Sam Foster, and M. McGimpsey says Grimasson, J. Taylor won't be a Minister. Brian Feeney comments on the DUP's position to spoil the party by filibustering, but both men discuss the dangers for the DUP with the electorate, since they're taking Executive positions, in same Government as Sinn Fein. Feeney comments on British/Irish council meeting next week and possible split in NIUP on committee seats. More film of delegates entering the Chamber. B. Feeney discusses the departments the SDLP might get. This widens out into all the parties options. More film clips of MLA's heading into Chamber. They discuss Trimble's victory at the UUC meeting, they also discuss the repercussions of Trimble's new February UUC meeting and his post dated letter of resignation, then they preview the role of the DeChastelein now. (2.00pm)
DVD No.	D03090	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	264

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	27 mins 25 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	Devolution Day
Description:	The story of the historic day at Stormont as Sinn Fein go into government. From inside the Stormont Chamber, J.Allardyce (speaker) suspends the sitting for fifteen minutes, to allow MLA's to read N.Ireland Secretary standing order on the S.Mallon situation. Back to the studio for analysis from Ken Reid on the panic in the Government who are afraid of any judicial review, he's joined by Sydney Elliott for his comments. They then discuss the failure of the DUP to poach another signature from the UUP on their Sinn Fein exclusion motion. (Short break) In the studio, Deaglain DeBreadun (Irish Times Journalist) and ken reid discuss further the S. Mallon situation and the different solutions being offered to this grey area problem, they are joined by academic, Sydney Elliott (Queens University, Belfast) who reads out the P. Mandelson standing order. It's then mentioned does S. Mallon want his job back and they discuss the implications of that happening, Ken Reid recalls the original strategy behind S. Mallon's resignation. The Irish Times journalist comments on Trimble's decision to jump today because things have changed he says yet not in July. The main differences seems to be the IRA statement. After a break, Reg Empey (UUP) is interviwed outside on the S. Mallon vote and the role of the Northern Ireland Secretary until devolution becomes legal, he won't comment on the UUP Ministers chosen, they outline the progress for the rest of the day, he comments on the DUP efforts to exclude Sinn Fein from the Chamber as a waste of time and effort. He says the DUP are hypocrites as they're taking their Ministers seats. Then switch to inside the Chamber where Gerry Adams (SF) is speaking on the S. Mallon situation supporting his re-instatement, he criticises DUP position, he uses historic word and calls Mitchel review a watershed, he stands in the same tradition as Presbyterians of 1798, he wants Free United Ireland but Sinn Fein will work in partnership with Northern Ireland Parties, he refers to DUP obstructionalism. He says Sinn Fein wants to work with the DUP and all parties in new partnership of equals, he appeals to Paisley to reflect on the future. Next speaker is Cedric Wilson (NIUP) he's against re-instating S. Mallon. Back in the studio, Ken Reid comments on the Government view of how things are going. He reviews earlier speeches before Adams, then Deaglan De Breadun (Journalist, Irish Times) assesses what the mood of B. Ahern and the Irish Government will be today, and the DUP's token resistance. Then Sydney Elliott assesses Bob McCartney's comments on the S. Mallon situation. (3.00pm)
DVD No.	D03090	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	265

Date Broadcast:	Mon 29th Nov 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	Is the Gun leaving Irish Politics?
Description:	?
DVD No.	D03100	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	266

Date Broadcast:	Tue 30th Nov 1999	Duration:	60 mins 13 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC1 NI
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Spotlight
Programme Title:	Can Devolution Work?
Description:	A look at the weeks events. This documentary has one hundred people from different political backgrounds live in the studio, before them four local Ministers. (Tuesday) ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03100	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	267

Date Broadcast:	Tue 30th Nov 1999	Duration:	12 mins 50 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Peter Mandelson (N.Ireland Secretary) has warned wreckers against bringing down the Northern Ireland Executive. Film report on Mandelson's comments as new Ministers arrive for work, clip shows M.McGuiness arriving at education HQ in Bangor and meeting Civil Servants, he comments on his job. Then clip of Sam Foster (fomer UDR man) arriving at his Environment Office, then Robinson at Regional Development. Film. In the Executive meeting room clip shows D. Trimble and S. Mallon arriving for work and meeting officials, then film interview with Peter Mandelson on this great chance. In Assembly today Norman Hutchinson (NIUP) is to take a committee post even though he's a no man and party policy forbids it. After committee appointments, E. McGrady (SDLP) praised J. Alardyce. Power is formally handed over at midnight tomorrow. Next report profiles M. McGuinness new job. He addresses Unionist worries in his comments. In Derry his old teacher, Jack Hanna reacalls him as a quiet, shy boy. Jack McGill (Head of Foyle and Londonderry College) welcomes the McGuinness appointment, then a profile of the pressing issues facing McGuinness are recalled. For Health Minister, B. DeBrun (SF) she has to cope with the closure of Fermanagh/Tyrone Hospitals and deal with Belfast Maternity problems, she gives her views in an interview. Next report from Jamie Delargey profiles B. Rogers (SDLP) problems in Agriculture and what's expected from her. Will Taylor (Ulster Farmers Union) highlights the BSE crisis. The Industry post taken by Reg Empey hopes to establish a new Enterprise Culture in Northern Ireland. Film report with his comments. Don't just ask what the Government can do for you, but ask what can you do for yourself is Reg's motto. The Environment department is split into two. Peter Robinson in Regional Development and Sam Foster in Environment and Heritage Services. Brian Black profiles their departments and what each will be dealing with - the Harbour Lands, Roads, Pollution, Licensing and Wild Life. Sam Foster highlights his background in a rural community as a help in his job. A survey commissioned by the Police Authority says only forty five per cent of Catholics will support a renamed RUC. (6.00pm; Tuesday)
DVD No.	D03100	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4027

Date Broadcast:	Wed 1st Dec 1999	Duration:	15 mins 29 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Blair transfers power to Stormont calling it a giant step forward. Film report shows Blair in Commons with statement. He praises Trimble and local politicians, then views of S. Mallon thanking House for it's support. Meanwhile in Belfast, then first North/South Government meeting held at Stormont. Ireland's Liz O' Donnell comments on going in. William Thompson (UUP, MP) has changed his mind about leaving the UUP, he explains in an interview, his shift of policy. John Stevens say they have a clear idea of who killed Pat Finucane, his comments come as he handed over his inquiry to Hugh Orde, one of his deputies. Film report previews Stobie charges and other cases. Stevens accepts court ruling on Ed Moloney appeal, then Hugh Orde answers questions. In Kilkeel Secondary School, sixty pupils went on strike to protest about M. McGuinness (SF) getting Education post. After schools, others joined them for a rally. Film report with Jim Wells (DUP, MLA) statement, then DUP Councillor's daughter, Leanne Burns comments, then Jim Wells comments entire country upset by M. McGuinness appointment, then John Shiels (schoolboy) views. The Housing Executive has told it's new Minister in charge, Nigel Dodds, it needs £6,000,000,000 to build six thousand new social housing estates over three years. Film report on N. Dodds visit to annual Housing Forum with comments of Sid McDowell (Housing Executive Chairman), then N. Dodds remarks. The UUP has responded to last night's IRA statement that Trimble's February UUC meeting has stepped outside the terms of the Mitchell review. Film report with Ken Maginnis reply, saying it's attempt to give Sinn Fein/IRA some wirggle room. Adams says decommissioning should be left to the armed groups and the DeChastelein Commission. (6.00pm; Wednesday)
DVD No.	D03100	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4028

Date Broadcast:	Wed 1st Dec 1999	Duration:	39 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	( . . . ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03110	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4029

Date Broadcast:	Wed 1st Dec 1999	Duration:	39 mins
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Home Truths
Programme Title:	A Plague On Both Your Houses
Description:	Northern Ireland's mixed marriages - the problems they face. Since 1969, some thirty-three people in mixed marriages (Protestant and Catholics) have been killed during the troubles. This documentary interviews people in mixed marriages, who tell their stories, and discuss the problems they faced within their families and society as a whole, and how they dealt with them. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03110	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	268

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Dec 1999	Duration:	49 mins 55 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC2
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	n.a.
Programme Title:	Devolution Day Special
Description:	Reports from Dublin on the signing of the 1998 Anglo-Irish Treaty and establishment of the North-South Bodies. Today's the day that power is devolved from Westminster to the N.Ireland Stormont executive, this programme comes live from Stormont, with an introduction from Conor Bradford on the mornings events, then a film report from Dublin for the signing of the British and Irish treaty (1998) which removes Articles 2 and 3 and the 1920 Government of Ireland Act. Peter Mandelson arrives at Iveagh House to sign, with David Andrew (Irish Foreign Minister), both men comment on new politics, then film of B.Ahern signing the treaty at cabinet meeting with his comments, from Dublin streets people show little sense of history. Back to Belfast for live coverage of a Sinn Fein press conference. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03110	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	269

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Dec 1999	Duration:	? mins
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Prime Time
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Irish view of the Anglo-Irish Treaty signing.
DVD No.	D03120	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	270

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Dec 1999	Duration:	31 mins 15 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	News reports on today's historic events, beginning with Stormont film of Ministers sitting around the same table minute the two DUP men. M. McGuinness takes M. McGimpsey's seat for light moment. It's the first local Government here in twenty five years. Before going in S. Mallon (SDLP) admits he's nervous. Then M. McGuinness (SF) highlights the All-Ireland nature of the agreement, when Trimble goes to speak a protester calls him traitor, he then comments on DUP postion. Upstairs P. Robinson (DUP) told the press don?t get carried away with talk of a new day. What kind of day is it with representatives of terror are in executive. Next report is from Dublin. On the treaty signing which removes the Anglo-Irish Agreement, articles two and three and the Government of Ireland Act 1920. David Andrews comments then Peter Mandelson on the new Architecture of British/Irish links. Then film of Ahern signing treaty with his comments on Day of Remembrance for Victims of violence. In Downing Street, T. Blair (Prime Minister) expresses his views listing the changes made today by the Irish signings. Meanwhile in London, Mary McAleese (Irish President) visited the Queen at Buckingham Palace. Film report on history meeting showing normalisation of British/Irish affairs. Later Mary McAleese says both her and the Queen happy about events in Northern Ireland. She also congratulates Northern Ireland's new Minister on their leadership. Next Report is an interview with Peter Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary). He comments on need now for decommissioning to begin, but still no word from PIRA on keeping their interlocutor agreement. He expains what happens now to Northern Ireland Office Ministers. Lord Dubs and John McFall go home, but A. Ingram and G. Howarth will stay. He's confident the Executive will last. PIRA are expected to appoint decommissioning representative now executive is set up. Film report speculates on who it will be, with profiles of Brian Keenan, Patrick Wilson and Joe Cahill. Unionists favour Wilson over Keenan. R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) was visited by William Hague (Tory Leader) in RUC headquarters. In comments Flanagan calls it historic day in Northern Ireland history. He hopes it's end of violence. Hague then visited Police Widows Group and disabled Officers. He then visited Trimble and told him he's now a world leader. He also paid tribute to Trimble and S. Mallon's leadership and wishes them well for the future. Next report sees Ken Reid interview B. Ahern who comments on the need for decommissioning as it's part of Good Friday Agreement, he wants it done and finished with. He talks about economic growth in Ireland and trade potential with Belfast. After fourteen years, the Anglo-Irish Agreement is gone, Paisley says yes but it could get worse. He outlines his problem with voters in South having same status as Northern voters. He comments in studio interview and denies he's proping up the Executive. He calls Ahern an abominable deceiver. Next report is an overview of the day from Ken Reid (Political Editor)on the symbols of the day and the views of the British/Irish Governments on today's events. He also highlights upcoming problems ahead, but devolution is a reality. Next report looks back twenty five years to the previous executive formed at Sunningdale with film clip of Paisley protest at Stormont today. More peaceful scenes outside Stormont shown but protest still by sons of Jean McConville and William Frazier (FAIR) says he'll go on hunger strike until decommissioning begins in his interview. Next film report engages what people in the Northern Ireland streets think of today's events with comments from Enniskillen largely optimistic, then from Derry more positive comments. In Coleraine shoppers less than enthusiastic in their comments. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03110	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4030

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Dec 1999	Duration:	6 mins 58 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	ITV
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	ITN UK News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of "new era for Northern Ireland". Cabinet meeting called historic. Film report from John Irvine, beginning with photos of cabinet meeting, mention of absent DUP, then film of heckler shouting at Trimble and Mallon commenting on tone of their meeting. In Dublin, B. Ahern signs away articles two and three and the 1920 Government of Ireland Act, then the Queen visited by Mary McAleese (Irish President). The journalist recalls incident years ago when IRA tried to kill N. Dodds (DUP) in the Royal Victoria Hospital. The hospital's Minister is now B. DeBrun. Blair's calls today historic but warns the hard work isn't over in his comments. Then analysis by Michael Brunston (Journalist) of Blair's use of words and his tributes to other people. (6.30pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03110	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	4031

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Dec 1999	Duration:	10 mins 54 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	As the new executive begins in N.Ireland, the PIRA has appointed an interlocutor to the DeChastelen Commissioning body. In Dublin the Irish government abolished its claim to the North through Articles 2 and 3. Film report begins with Executive meeting around a table at Stormont minus the two DUP ministers with Trimble and Mallon comments afterwards. N. Dodds (DUP) explained their views as the biggest betrayal in thirty years. Then Gerry Adams (SF) comments on the removal of articles two and three and the scrapping of the Government of Ireland Act. Next report is on the IRA statement this evening, appointing it's representative to DeChastelein commission, whose not named, they also express alarm at Trimble naming a February UUC review on their recent decision. Then report on D. Andrews/P/Mandelson signing the new British/Irish Treaty and explanation of what that means, with D. Andrews (FF) comments, then P. Mandelson's views. The Irish Cabinet then met to ratify the constitution. Film report of B. Ahern signing away articles two and three and letting the North/South bodies come into existence. Ahern comments on the universal commitment to consent principle. In London, Blair again used Hand of History comment in his remarks on today's events. In the USA, President Bill Clinton commented saying he's elated. Film report. Mary McAleese (Irish President) also visits the Queen at Buckingham Palace today. Film report with M. McAleese remarks on Queen visiting Ireland. (9.00pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03120	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Republic of Ireland	Record No.	4032

Date Broadcast:	Thu 2nd Dec 1999	Duration:	9 mins 6 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Prime Time
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	As agreed the IRA appointed its DeChastelen interlocutor. Film report sees speculation its Brian Keenan, D.Trimble (UUP leader) welcomed the appointment, meanwhile Gerry Adams in Dublin said the IRA has kept its word. Meanwhile the government is to publish a review today on how it can scale down the military presence here. Film Report. Also next week the UDA is to appoint it's interlocutor. It's believed it will be J. Adair. Meanwhile at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, the new Health Minister, B. DeBrun (SF) held a press conference promising to do her utmost in the job. A Northern Ireland Office brief on the visit, it was released in Irish. DeBrun said she wouldn?t be a West Belfast saint on her decisions, she sees her job as challenge not a poisoned chalice. Meanwhile Brid Rogers (SDLP, Minister of Agriculture) held a press briefing denying she was a vegetarian, she believes she can do the job well despite having no farming background. She will be inviting Farmers to join a steering group to workout a vision for the next six or seven years. Tomorrow in Derry, it's the Apprentice Boys Lundy Day Parade. The first loyal parade under the Executive, it's hoped it will be a peaceful one. Film report from Derry with comments of D. MacNelis (Bogside Residents) and with Alastair Simpson (Apprentice Boys) and Pat Ramsey (City's Mayor). (9.30pm)
DVD No.	D03120	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4033

Date Broadcast:	Fri 3rd Dec 1999	Duration:	41 mins 10 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Profile of Thursday news at Stormont a momentous day for these two islands. First film report from Belfast begins with Mandelson at Westminister veiws, then Trimble and Mallon, then Liz O'Donnell (TD) on constitutional changes for the future, then S. Mallon (SDLP) recalls his first 1973 visit to Stormont and highlights the difference to today. His colleague ex-B Special, from Fermanagh, Sam Foster talks about this giant step despite the Enniskillen bombing (Film shown) which he describes to the reporter, he describes his attitude to the PIRA then and what he expects of the IRA now - decommissioning. He outlines his hopes for the executive and his environment job. He has no problem co-operating with Eire on issues to benefit all people. He feels part of history. Then film clip of P. Robinson and N. Dodds at their press conference outlining why they wont be at the executive meeting. Then Liz O'Donnell (Irish Junior, Foreign Affairs Minister) gives her views on the role of the North South Bodies as compared to Sinn Feins view of them, then comments of Peter King (Congressman, U.S. Representative) on the U.S. wishes of good will and praise of Bill Clinton role. Then M. McGuinness (SF) talks about the Nationalist people's suffering under Unionism. He rejects the idea he was responsible (Few words MISSING) he's a victim too he claims, but he's not looking to the past now, but to the future, he comments on sitting opposite Sam Foster (UUP) in an Executive. M.McGuinness asked does he regret armed struggle, he gives the view, Republican struggle was response to British Unionist injustice here. The loss of all lives saddens him (he names groups), then from Derry, John Hume (SDLP) calls today a new beginning for Ireland. This new process will solve the Irish problem with no victories on either side. He comments o the tragedy of victims, how their relatives feel tonight, he says we should build a peace to honour them. He also says he believes Sinn Fein/IRA are committed to implementing all aspects of the Good Friday Agreement including decommissioning. Next report is from the streets of Dublin, relatives of two victims of the 1974 Dublin bombing gives their views on today. They are Angela Bradshaw, Anna Bradshaw, Paddy Duffy. Then Author, Don Mullen recalls changing Soutbern attitudes to Northerners over the years. Then report on Iveagh House signing of British/Irish Treaty, with P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) remarks, then M. McDowell (Attorney General) and then Norah Owen (M. Collins great niece) views. McDowell says today all Nationalists now agree on the way forward. The end of civil war politics, but today Martin Manseigh (FF) says it's nothing to do with civil war politics, the Government has put in place an agreement to replace the 1921 plan which didn't work and Fianna Fail has renewed and strengthened Republicanism in a modern way. Then Chrish Hudson (Peace Train Movement) comments on the importance to Unionist/Loyalists of removal of articles two and three. They see those as part of the siege. In the next report, business men talk about the economic pressures they can put on politicians. Michael McKernan (Veridian) views on getting an all-Ireland regulator, then Norah Owens (FG) views on the problems of real politics ahead in Northern Ireland. Then joining the debate are tow of Ireland's peace process architects, Albert Reynolds and Garret Fitzgerald. They comment on the many problems along the way today. Reynolds, first on decommissioning problem, he recalls Clinton wanting to get involved, then Fitzgerald recalls Sunningdale and the consent issue, he talks about North South bodies surprising people here down the line. Reynolds comments on articles two and three and Government of Ireland Act going. Fitgerald on the all-change scenario, M. McGuinness in Stormont. Sinn Fein has moved further then Unionists he says, Reynolds commetns on the 'Republican struggle' idea living on in CIRA/RIRA. Fitzgerald comments on McDowells remark that civil war politics had finally left. The further role of the DUP is profiled. Fitzgerald thinks overall it will work. Reynolds mentions real politics issue of hospitals and knock on effects in Eire as Sinn Fein push for TD's in the Dail. Fiztgerald expects some decommissioning by January. A. Reynolds praises DeChastelein ability. (6.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D03120	Tape No.	180
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4034

Date Broadcast:	Mon 6th Dec 1999	Duration:	9 mins 57 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Assembly members (MLA's) have voted themselves a £7,000, per year pay rise. Film report on their first session vote. Film report includes comment from James Kelly (Irish News Columnist) who recalls Stormont opening in 1932, then report on Wages Bill debate with Gerry Adams (SF) comments and Bob McCartney (UKUP) agreeing with him. Then Donovan McClelland (SDLP) view attacks Adams. Conor Murphy (SF) comments on what happens to Sinn Fein's combined wages bill. B. Hutchinson (PUP) is to meet the DeChastelein Commission tomorrow, meanwhile R. Flanagan (RUC Chief) says he hopes recent posiive moves bring about decommissioning. He also hopes to see demilitarisation. Film report with Flanagan remarks. The Education Minister visiting Derry said demilitarisation was part of Good Friday Agreement and must happen. N. Dodds (DUP) says Sinn Fein now demanding more concessions. Meanwhile the UFF is meeting to discuss appointing a representative to the DeChastelein Commission. A move welcomed today by John Hume (SDLP) and J. Taylor (UUP). Next report is on M. McGuinness (Education Minister) visit to his old Derry School, St Eugene's P.S. He plans to visit schools all over Northern Ireland, including Waterside, Shankill and East Belfast. He wants to move forward with 'love and compassion', on decommissioning, he says that issue is over to DeChastelein and the IRA. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03120	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4035

Date Broadcast:	Tue 7th Dec 1999	Duration:	8 mins 31 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	School children continue to protest against M.McGuiness (Sinn Fein Minister of Education) David Trimble's (First Minister) says the scare mongers shouldn't be believed. Film report on Shankill Road protest. M.McGuiness says the DUP are using the children, S.Wilson (DUP) refutes this and criticises McGuiness for regaling children about his days on the run. At UTV studios, M. McGuinness introduced a new Environmnent Code for Schools in front of Catholic and Protestant Schools but Parkhill Secondary in Antrim pulled out. Roy Dixon's (Principal) views, then M. McGuinness denies his position is untenable, most support change. Other Children's protests where held in Ards, Cookstown, Glengormley and Downpatrick. Danny Kennedy (Chairman, Education Commission) reassures Unionists on McGuinness's role. McGuinness comments on his remarks yesterday about being on the run. Trimble calls the protests unnecessary at Business men's lunch. Film report with his remarks. Meanwhile Reg Empey (Enterprise Minister) was in Dublin to meet his counterpart, Mary O' Rourke. Film report with his comments to press. The UFF is expected to name it's go-between to the DeChastelein group tomorrow. Meanwhile Billy Hutchinson (PUP) met the body and comments afterwards on the current situation with the DeChastelein body. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4036

Date Broadcast:	Tue 7th Dec 1999	Duration:	49 mins 58 secs
Broadcast Company:	Channel Four Television Corporation	Channel:	Channel 4
Type of Programme:	Documentary
Series Title:	Cutting Edge
Programme Title:	Disappeared
Description:	Fly on the wall documentary on McConville family's turmoil over dig for their mothers body in Carlingford. This programme is a fly on the wall type treatment of the McConville family during the past digs at Templetown beach, Carlingford for the 'disappeared' Jean McConville. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03120	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	England	Record No.	271

Date Broadcast:	Wed 8th Dec 1999	Duration:	9 mins 46 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	J.Adair named as one of three UFF, DeChastelan go-betweens. Film report on UFF move. Six masked men gove press conference in Loyalist Club. They say no UFF disarmament until PIRA begin, then go-betweensnames as J. Adair, 'Winky' Dodds, J. White. In his comments J. White welcomes the UFF move. All the major paramilitaries now have lines of communication to DeChastelein. Gerry Adams (SF President) has accused the British army of 'Dirty tricks' after the discovery of bugging device in his car. Film report with device shown by Adams, he blames anti-agreement elements in the security forces and has complained to two Governments. Adam Ingram (Northern Ireland Office, Security Minister) made no comment. Then Ken Reid (Political Editor) assesses if there is any damage to the peace process. He says things are fragile and he gives other parties reactions. He also comments on the UFF move today. Meanwhile chjildren protests against the Sinn Fein Education Minister contunue in Glengormley, Magherfelt and Markethill, Comber. The DUP continue to deny they are involved in the protests. Tom McKEnna (NAS/UWT Spokesman) says it's wrong to bring politics into the classrooms, he criticises N. Dodds views. Last night Loyalist Leader, J. Adair ordered protesting kids back to their schools. Frank McCOubrey (UDP, Cllr) explains his role, and his concerns. MLA's will address school assemblies (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4037

Date Broadcast:	Thu 9th Dec 1999	Duration:	7 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then Sinn Fein put the car on display that was bugged, and B.Ahern (Irish PM) said bugging Sinn Fein leadership was unacceptable. Meanwhile D.Trimble (UUP) said he would be surprised if the Army wasn't doing its job. Film report from Ken Reid on London, where Trimble/Mallon attended a UK conference on poverty. The bugging story causes hic-cups in their united approach. Mallon wants an inquiry. Trimble comments on the poverty issue discussed, and Mallon welcomes the links between the four parliaments, then Paul Murphy's (Secretary of State, Wales) views. The DUP claims the PIRA is planning a one-off bomb in the bog explosion as their act of decommission. Film report with Paisley's comments on this massive fraud. P. Robinson wants decommissioning performed before cameras, he sets out his views. M. McGuinness (Education Minister) met his Southern counterpart, Mic�al Martin today, he stated he believed in parental choice of which type of education they want and he said he was concerned children were manipulated into political protests. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4038

Date Broadcast:	Fri 10th Dec 1999	Duration:	13 mins 27 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	J.DeChastelen (General) says he believes voluntary decommissioning can happen. Film report on his assessment in his report published hours after he met UFF go-betweens, he comments on his other meetings with the PUP and PIRA. J. White (UDP) says the UFF are waiting on the IRA to move. D. Trimble (UUP) gives his reaction to the report. Gerry Adams (SF) also welcomed the report. The DUP say the report says nothing and N. Dodds (DUP) gives their reaction to it. Meanwhile the RUC announced it's Castlereagh Holding Centre is to close as part of normalisation moves. Alex Maskey (SF) gives his reaction. Six Human Rights organisations have criticised the Northern Ireland Office for failing to ensure the protection of the solicitor, Rosemary Nelson, killed nine months ago. Film report reviews March 1998 killing, and collusion allegations. The Human Rights Groups call the investigation by David Port inadequate. Jane Winters (British/Irish Rights) watch comments, then Edward Lynch (American Bar Association) views, then P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) says he remains happy with the investigations. Then First and Deputy First Ministers have very different views on the report. Meanwhile B. Rogers (Agricultural Minister, SDLP) was pelted with eggs when visiting Portavogie today. Film report with her comments later in Stormont. In North Belfast Schools meeting, demonstrators against M. McGuinness (SF) as Education Minister have been told he won't be invited to their schools after the meeting. B. Hutchinson (PUP) comments, then N. Dodds. In Derry, meanwhile, M. McGuinness says he will visit all types of schools in Northern Ireland. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4039

Date Broadcast:	Mon 13th Dec 1999	Duration:	11 mins 14 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The North and South Council meets for the first time in Armagh, there were no protests. Film report shows the Irish cabinet arriving in Armagh, then all the executive Ministers except for the two DUP men. B. Ahern comments on his way in, then M. McGuinness views, then D. Trimble (UUP) remarks, then S. Mallon, then B. Rogers spoke in Irish to the media, after lunch the parties left. They set up six cross border implementation bodies. Ken Reid gives his analysis and quotes D. Trimble's low key attitiude, while B. Ahern was more upbeat, S. Mallon also called the day unique and distinct, he explains. Meanwhile the two DUP ministers attended a victims meeting in Markethill with FAIR, with their RUC escorts. However when they planned to go to Forkhill RUC base, the army told Robinson no helicopter could fly, then the RUC pulled their escort after Glenone and Kingsmill, leaving the DUP men on their own. P. Robinson (DUP) condemned the Chief Constable and the army chief in his remarks. The army issued a statement, then the RUC. Back then to Ken Reid in the studio, where Ken Reid gives his views on the Nationalist views of today's North/South bodies. Trimble's day comes on Friday with East/West meeting. (6.00pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	181
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4040

Date Broadcast:	Mon 13th Dec 1999	Duration:	3 mins 19 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Preview of previous Council of Ireland in Irish politics through the years and how they worked out, beginning with Carson's idea in 1917-18, Martin Manseigh (FF) gives his analysis, then film of Sunningdale in 1973 with Austin Curries comments, it had a Council of Ireland, then in 1985 the Anglo-Irish Agreement and Dick Springs views on Thatcher's ideas. (6.30pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4041

Date Broadcast:	Mon 13th Dec 1999	Duration:	6 mins 54 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of inaugural meeting of North and South Council, from a Southern point of view. B.Ahern calls it an end of an era, Trimble looks forward to co-operation. Then film of S. Mallon's comments, then M. McGuinness (SF). They rubber stamped the six bodies, then B. Ahern interview, then Trimble says we are ending the cold war, that divides the British Isles. Nearby, P. Robinson (DUP) called it a sad day for Northern Ireland, he explains his fears. Then Sile DeValera (TD) comments on her grandfather's 1937 consitution. The Council also appointed managers to four bodies. The bodies will cover Trade and Business, Language, Food Safety, Inland Waterways, EU Programmes, the Foyle, Carlingford and Irish Lights. The bodies Headquarters will be spread over the country. N. Dodds (DUP) gives their view of the bodies as a move to a United Ireland. Then Conor Murphy (SF, MLA) outlines what today's move mean for his party. (9.00pm)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4042

Date Broadcast:	Mon 13th Dec 1999	Duration:	23 mins 43 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	Current Affairs
Series Title:	Insight
Programme Title:	RUC Officers in Kosovo
Description:	A look at RUC officers serving in Kosovo with the United Nations (UN). Its six months since Nato bombers forced the Serb Army out of Kosovo, and RUC men have been sent to Kosovo to set up a new police force. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	272

Date Broadcast:	Tue 14th Dec 1999	Duration:	6 mins
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	In Armagh City, robbers stole a two hundred and seventy-three year old edition of Gullivers Travels. Film report on armed robbery of seventeenth Century items, with Robert Eames (Church of Ireland, Primate) comments on what's stolen. Then the comments of Alan Todd (RUC Det. Insp.), Ann Cassidy (Dean's wife) describes the actual robbery. In the Assembly, a row erupted over the formation of the North/South bodies yesterday with the DUP claimed they've been gagged, but first report covers another pupils protest against M. McGuinness (Education Minister) in Dundonald, then coverage of the Stormont argument with Paisley's comments, then Lord Allerdyces (Speaker) ruling, followed by Trimble's statement on yesterday's meeting. Monica McWilliams (Woman's Coalition) was critical because the Assembly couldn't vote on those appointed to the bodies. (6.00pm; Tuesday)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4043

Date Broadcast:	Wed 15th Dec 1999	Duration:	9 mins 10 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Executive's new Finance Minister, Mark Durkan (SDLP) has unveiled N.Ireland's first budget in thirty years from a local parliament. Film report from Ken reid on the £9,000,000,000 package and Durkan's comments in the Assembly, on his general moves then question from Sean Neeson (Alliance) and S. Wilson (DUP) attacks the Finance demands of M. McGuinness (Education Minister). Two junior Ministers of State have been appointed by eleven votes, they are Darren Nesbitt (UUP) and Denis Haughey (SDLP). Film report hears Conor Murphy's (SF) objections to the First Ministers appointments, then the objections of Eileen Bell (Alliance). Then the two Ministers are appointed and introduced to the press with Trimbles/Mallon and the Ministers comments. Reg Empey (New Enterprise Minister) has announced a £3,000,000 grant to Harland and Wolff's shipyard. Film report with Empey's comments on Harland and Wolff and the new improved employment figures for Northern Ireland. (6.00pm; Wednesday)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4044

Date Broadcast:	Thu 16th Dec 1999	Duration:	6 mins 41 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Padraic Wilson (The PIRA Maze prison O.C.) has been freed under the early release scheme. Film report and speculation he will be IRA go-between to DeChastelein, with short Wilson statement. Then G. Kelly (SF) comments on Wilson leadership. In Derry, Sinn Fein Councillors say Peter Robinson (DUP, Minister) engaged with them in Council Chamber today. P. Robinson denies he knew who Sinn Fein Councillors where, then Cathal Crumley (SF, Cllr) comments on the verbal engagement, saying he introduced himself as Sinn Fein Leader on the Council. Robinson replies, then Pat Ramsey (SDLP Mayor) comments on getting Government Department jobs to move to Derry City. T. Blair (Prime Minister) has said the British/Irish people are now closer together than ever, he comments on his own Irish ancestory. The DUP have claimed they aren't invited to British/Irish Council meeting tomorrow. (6.00pm; Thursday)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4045

Date Broadcast:	Fri 17th Dec 1999	Duration:	7 mins 24 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The British and Irish Council meets for the first time, Blair has his first hand-shake in public with Adams (Sinn Fein), they arrive to work together on five issues. Film report with T. Blair's comments during the meeting. Then B. Ahern (Irish Prime Minister) remarks, then S. Mallon (SDLP) comments, followed by Trimble, then Donald Dewars (Scottish Prime Minister) remarks. B. Ahern comments on decommissioning issue and Blair explains his first hand shake with B. DeBrun (SF). Trimble refuses to use the 'historic' word. N. Dodds (DUP) accused the UUP of overplaying to signifance of today's meeting comapred to the all-Ireland bodies. S. Grimasson (Journalist) gives his analysis of today's meeting, but again warns of decommissioning hurdle. (6.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4046

Date Broadcast:	Fri 17th Dec 1999	Duration:	6 mins 39 secs
Broadcast Company:	Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE)	Channel:	RTE1
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	RTE News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Coverage of today's British and Irish Council meeting from Irish perspective, and the meeting of the British and Irish inter-government conference. Film reports with Blairs comments on hoping for a better way forward, then Ahern on British/Irish co-operation, followed by D. Trimble (UUP) and S. Mallon (SDLP). Afterwards the British/Irish inter-government conference meet and then B. Ahern remarked on decommissioning, then Tony Blair was asked about the Patten Commission and B. Ahern remarked on it. The last PIRA prisoners in Portlaoise prison have been moved to Castlerea open prison. Film report on prisoners which include those convicted of killing Garda G. McCabe and their sentences. (9.00pm; Friday)
DVD No.	D03130	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4047

Date Broadcast:	Mon 20th Dec 1999	Duration:	4 mins 56 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Two Barristers, Seamus Tracey and Barry McDonald, are among twelve new Queen's Counsel (QCs) to be sworn in tomorrow, but backed by the Bar Council they have applied for a judicial review of the oath to serve the Queen being included. Film report with Brian Fee (QC Bar Council Chairman) comments. Geoff Hoon (British Defense Secretary, MP) visited an army barracks in Derry today. Film report with his views on the current situation in Northern Ireland. In the Republic, relatives of the Dublin/Monaghan Bomb victims (1974) have welcomed the news the Government is to open an inquiry into the attack. Meanwhile in Belfast, theh relatives of those killed in a Loyalist bombing of Silverbridge Pub in 1972 want a fresh inquiry into that attrocity. Film report with Alan Brockney's views and Greg O'Neill, Solicitor for Dublin/Monaghan Relatives. (6.00pm; Monday)
DVD No.	D03140	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4048

Date Broadcast:	Tue 21st Dec 1999	Duration:	7 mins 22 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	Headlines, then six Derry Loyalists were jailed today for a gun attack on two Catholic brothers last year, they were UDA members. Film report names men as David Piewell (24), Richard Harper (23), Ed James Allen (23), Jim Jones (24), Stewart McCrory (19) and Gary Pride (21) and reviews the case against them and the injuries they inflicted on the brothers, with the judges comments and sentences. Leo McGoldrick (RUC Det. Sergeant) in charge profiles the Loyalist gangs crimes. The Government is to change the law to allow Sinn Fein MP's and other Northern Ireland MP's to take their seats in the south. Film report with Gerry Adams comments on the move, then J. Donaldson (UUP) objects to the constitutional move. Sean Neeson (Alliance) can't see it working. Two Catholic barristers die to be sworn in as Queen's Counsel stayed away from today's ceremony. Film report on the new SILKS minus Tracey and McDonald. (6.00pm; Tuesday)
DVD No.	D03140	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4049

Date Broadcast:	Wed 22nd Dec 1999	Duration:	11 mins 4 secs
Broadcast Company:	British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)	Channel:	BBC NI
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	BBC NI News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The government published its progress report on the scaling down of security today the latest stage in a progress towards a normal society, but it angered Republicans and Unionists. Film report begins in South Armagh with it's devious military presence at a Sinn Fein reception. Gerry Adams comments on the paper. The paper sets out it's plans for plastic bullets, holding centres, Patten etc. N. Dodds (DUP) calls it more concessions to the IRA. Tomorrow the Maze prison empties for christmas with just five LVF left inside. In Portadown, Peter Mandelson, met the Orange Order at Drumcree Church. Film report on meeting in a caravan with reaction from B. McKenna (Garvaghy Residents Spokesman), then David Burrows (Orange Deputy District Master) comments, and Drumcree Minister, John Pickerings views. Then in the studio, P. Mandelson (Northern Ireland Secretary) explains why he went to visit the Orange leaders. He refuses to predict an outcome. He then gives his comments on the Governments normalisation plans and comments on the reactions to it, and the current security threat. He also replies to Unionist fears about concessions to the IRA. (6.30pm; Wednesday)
DVD No.	D03140	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4050

Date Broadcast:	Thu 23rd Dec 1999	Duration:	4 mins 5 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	UTV News
Programme Title:	n.a.
Description:	The Maze empties for Christmas for the first time, film report features some high profile releases, only two LVF men remain inside, Sean Kelly (Shankill bomber) released with no protests. One hundred and twenty in total releases. Also M.Stone (Milltown Cemetery) released, J.Adair (UFF) there to meet UDA releases, also released was Chris McWilliams who killed B.Wright (LVF) in the Maze, Mandelson called releases a confidence building measure, but J.Donaldson (UUP) called it hard to stomach for victims relatives, Norman Boyd (MLA) says Michelle Williamson was devastated by Sean Kelly's release. (6.00pm; Thrusday)
DVD No.	D03140	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	4051

Date Broadcast:	Thu 30th Dec 1999	Duration:	24 mins 52 secs
Broadcast Company:	Independent Television (ITV)	Channel:	UTV (Ulster Television)
Type of Programme:	News Report
Series Title:	A Year to Remember
Programme Title:	News Review Of '99'
Description:	A review of news coverage during 1999. This programme uses film clips to review all the events that happened in N.Ireland during 1999. ( ... ENTRY TO BE COMPLETED)
DVD No.	D03140	Tape No.	182
Country of Origin:	Northern Ireland	Record No.	273

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