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Source: TimesOnline - 2 May 2007
This picture from The Times of, left to right, Ian Paisley (soon to become First Minister of Northern Ireland), José Manuel Barroso (European Commission President), and Martin McGuinness (soon to become Deputy First Minister), caught my eye. Even 6 months ago, such a picture would have been inconceivable.
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This begs a caption, doesn't it? Here's one for starters - not very good, and I hope it doesn't spawn too many bad knock-ons...
'I'm the last one to point fingers, Ian, but...'
Posted by: Martin Mackain-Bremner | 04/05/2007 at 22:49
Strange and wonderful things are happening in Northern Ireland. Will Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams finally get the Nobel Peace Prize? Perhaps Martin McGuinness, his chief negotiator in the Peace Process, should be included in that too.
Posted by: sabina clarke | 09/05/2007 at 23:45
"And so, then Blair says, 'I only did what I thought was right'."
Posted by: Kevin Donovan | 13/05/2007 at 18:08