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Hello and thank you for downloading Witness from the BBC World Service.

I'm Louise Adalgo and today I'm taking you back to the end of November 1994

and a referendum in Norway that divided the country on whether or not to join the European Union.

Former Norwegian foreign minister and Labour politician Espen Bhat Ida

was part of the Yes campaign, and he's been remembering the night the votes were counted.

Because it was so narrow, there were conflicting exit polls

and the two main TV channels.

One of them pointed towards a yes vote

and the other one pointed to a no

vote for quite a while until eventually real counts came in and we could see the no side

gradually grow.

S-Men Bart Ida was at the Yes campaign headquarters in Oslo.

For four years he'd been working on the campaign to try to persuade

Norwegians that Norway would be better off in the European Union.

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