Former UUP leader and chief negotiator Lord Empey reflects on the 25 years that followed the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, calling it 'one of the most enduring peace agreements' Read more here: 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube
Asked if he was frustrated by the political stalemate at Stormont, Senator Mitchell replied:"No, it's part of life.
"The challenge is, as in life generally, you overcome the problems, you deal with them. What is the effective solution?
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