About this episode
Just a couple of weeks ago Andrea hosted the 25 year anniversary commemoration of the Good Friday Agreement with Hillary Clinton and George Mitchell. The event was in her native Belfast, so how did it feel to celebrate such a hopeful moment in the place she'd grown up during The Troubles?
This is a phenomenal first-hand of account of the reality of living in Belfast during those years, what it felt like to leave and how it's shaped Andrea's approach to life and career. A career that took her all over the world as a foreign correspondent, reporting from places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
You will be completely engrossed from the first second.
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Forthcoming guests include:
22 May: David Blunkett
5 June: Philip Hammond
19 June: Margaret Beckett
3 July: Joe Lycett
2 October: Jason Williamson
Plus more to be announced!
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