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slash UK slash AI for people. Welcome to the History Extra podcast, fascinating historical conversations from the makers of BBC

History magazine. It's now over a quarter of a century since the Good Friday Agreement of

1998 ended most of the violence of the troubles in Northern Ireland.

And 26 years on, more information is coming to light

that helps us to study the history of the conflict,

and particularly the role of the intelligence services.

Henry Hemming has written a new book, Four Shots in the Night,

which examines this topic in more

depth. And he spoke to David Musgrove. I'm delighted that we have got Henry Hemming on the podcast.

He's written a new book, which is Four Shots in the Night. And the book centres around the story

of a man, Frank Hegarty, who was murdered in Northern Ireland in

1986. He was Catholic, this was the time of the troubles, he was assassinated by the IRA,

and he was an IRA man, but also a British agent. So, Henry, in your book, you explore how

this execution came about, and you consider an even darker undercurrent to the murder that

reveals something of

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