Clinton begins Derry visit

Former US president Bill Clinton has begun a day long visit to the North by crossing a symbolic peace bridge.

Wed, 05 Mar, 2014 - 11:04

Former US president Bill Clinton has begun a day long visit to the North by crossing a symbolic peace bridge.

The American statesman was accompanied by former SDLP leader and Nobel Laureate John Hume and his wife Pat as he walked along the foot bridge linking divided communities in Derry.

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