Ed Miliband Making Statement In Stormont

The speaker expresses admiration for Northern Ireland's progress from conflict to addressing health, education, and economic challenges. They commend the leadership of the First Minister and deputy First Minister in maintaining peace and devolved government. The speaker promises a Labour government committed to Northern Ireland's issues, highlighting the interconnectedness of peace and economic development. The Heenan Anderson Commission is mentioned as a step towards addressing inequality. The visit concludes with gratitude and a note on upcoming executive issues like welfare reform.

What does the speaker find inspiring about Northern Ireland during their visit?

How did the speaker describe the change in perception of Northern Ireland from the 1980s to now?

What role did the last Labour government play in the peace process according to the speaker?

What are the two sets of issues that the speaker mentions are bound up and support each other?

What is the significance of the vision for a more just and equal society in the context of Northern Ireland?