Wildfire

This was the deadliest terrorist attack ever

in Northern Ireland.

Good evening, from Castle Buildings at Stormont outside Belfast

on the day of a truly momentous agreement,

promising a fundamental change in the relationship

between North and South and between Britain and Ireland.

Unites Loyalists and Republican, Unionist and Nationalist.

So far, more than 300 have been freed early

because of the Good Friday Agreement.

We are concerned

that Brexit has brought about those divisions to the fore again.

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has called on the Government

to set out how it intends to avoid a hard border following Brexit.

Please prepare your ID cards and passports for inspection.

Excuse me, miss? Miss?

- Hm-hmm. - Hm.

Remove your jacket, please.

Have you got something in your hand there?

No.

Open both hands, please.

It's St Christopher. He's not really a saint any more.

He wasn't doing enough miracles, so they just got rid of him.

He's more likely to hear you.

"Less people wrecking his head," as my ma would say.

Here you go.

Can you remove your shirt?

And your top.

And your trousers.

Can I go now?

Kelly, you've come up on our system as missing for the last year.

Now, you're not in any trouble or anything.

People are concerned.

Do you want us to call anyone? Let them know you're OK?

- I mean, what about your... - No! I'd like to go, please.

Yous can't keep me here.

My knife, please.

Hey!

So...

You're back to visit your mamma?

Get your washing done?

My mum's dead.

Shit.

It's fine. Years ago.

Car crash.

I was just a kid.

Sorry.

We're here.

We're at the border.

Thanks.

Here, I don't even know your name.

Christopher.

Like the saint.

Is Lauren in?

Is she here?

- Jesus Christ, Kelly. - Can I come in? Is that OK?

Yeah, yeah. Come in.

Shit.

She'll be back soon. You can stay in the spare room if you want.

Thanks.

I have to get up early in the morning, so...

Yeah.

- Kelly... - Yeah?

She's been through hell.

She'll be happy to see you.

What's with her always limping?

That's a fake leg, you know.

- No, it isn't. - Aye.

She's had it since she was a wee one.

Well, if it's the same leg, it explains the limp.

Christ, Ania. If you knew what happened, you wouldn't be laughing.

We all knew someone in that bomb.

What I'd love to do is run a bubble bath.

What I have to do is get the bloody kids out to school.

- I'm been dying to get to bed. - Mm. I hear you.

Is that your Sean?

What's he doing here?

Hey. It's OK.

She's OK.

Kelly's OK. She's at home.

She's home.

She's at ours.

She's OK.

Come on. Come on.

What happened?

I think, erm...

I think Kelly's back.

Kelly?

Kelly?

I made you breakfast.

I burned it a wee bit.

You're not hungry?

You said you'd keep in touch.

I didn't know where you were.

I thought you were dead.

No.

No.

I can see that.

When are you leaving?

I said when are you leaving?

Get out.

Get out, Kelly!

- No, please, Lauren. - Get out!

Please, I don't wanna be on my own.

Please, can I just stay?

Come here.

What you wish for?

I'm not telling you.

Fine.

Hey!

Huh.

Oh.

So we'll say goodbye

from another fabulous evening with Radio Shine

from our hosts Kelly and Lauren!

Kelly and Lauren!

Come on.

Come on. Let's go to bed.

Come on!

Come on! Jump on the bed!

Come on.

- Come on! - Go, Lauren! Whoo-hoo!

Can you touch the ceiling?

Oh, my God! Do you remember?

Her laugh!

Is that your mum?

When was that?

July 2000.

July?

We did Christmas early that year.

- With what? - Decorations, lights, tree.

Presents. Even wrapped them.

Are you serious?

- Mum hid them all over the house. - We were finding them for years.

In the summer?

- The whole place was lit up. - You could see it for miles.

Aunty Veronica nearly did her nut in. Told her to take it all down.

Then she painted the house pink.

Salmon.

It was pink!

You never told me this.

Well, you don't know everything.

- How was your day? - Oh, it was good, yeah.

- How was yours? - Yeah, it was good.

What do you fancy for dinner? I'm starving.

I don't mind.

My God, she was never out of this.

Get that off, now.

Was she wearing that when they found her? Was she?

Lauren, was she?

She was only trying on the coat.

Mum didn't kill herself.

Lauren...

No one said she did.

Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has called on the Government

to set out how it intends to avoid a hard border following Brexit.

The Committee says time is running out

for a technological solution to be found before the UK leaves the EU.

You OK, Lauren?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Lauren?

Lauren?

Lauren!

- You're late. - I know. I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

Fuck.

Here.

Hit the bitch with that the next time.

Actually, don't. She'd love that.

Come here.

How's your Kelly?

She's great.

Where did the police find her? Is she OK?

Yeah, she's fine.

She came home herself.

Shouldn't have worried.

Right.

- I hear your Kelly's back. - She came home herself, Mary. She's OK.

Aw, see? Someone up there was listening.

- Where was she? - She back for good?

For fuck's sake! I have to go.

Is she all right?

Hi!

Hi!

Over there! Hi!

- Hello! - Hi!

Hi there!

Can you hear me?

Yes!

I was saying to Kelly she is the spit of your mother got.

Do you not think so?

It's great to see you back.

Your sister was worried sick about you, weren't you, Lauren?

- Right. See you later, Mary. - See you. Bye.

Don't go talking to them, you hear me?

You know I'm the same age that mum was when she died?

Better take care of her good coat.

Yum, yum, yum.

Lauren!

Oh!

You got it on her coat.

Here, hold that.