成人快手

Serious allegations that water boarding and electric shock torture were used by the army here during the Troubles. In a report on Channel Four news last night, it was claimed the Parachute Regiment carried out the acts in Northern Ireland in the 1970s. There were also allegations in the news report that documents showed that former British PM Ted Heath knew about the torture. Former Liberal Democrat leader Lord Ashdown tweeted last night: "As a soldier in Belfast in the 1970s I am horrified some serving with me used torture The full truth must now come out for exemplary reasons". He called on secretary of state James Brokenshire to make an "appropriate response" for an investigation into the allegations. This all comes a week after there was outrage when US president Donald Trump condoned waterboarding and torture. Stephen talks to DUP MP Gregory Campbell, Sinn Finn MLA Pat Sheehan, Lord Paddy Ashdown and we take your calls.

Also on the programme, on yesterday's show we heard from the PSNI and how they are going to crackdown on people parking on pavements. They have said that parked cars and vans are forcing pedestrians off the pavement and into danger on busy roads. After the show yesterday lots and lots of you were contacting us with pictures of cars parked up on footpaths in various streets around Belfast. Stephen was joined by former PSNI assistant chief constable Alan McQuillan and Dermot Devlin, a wheelchair user who lives in Omagh.

And, the bigegst book club in the country is back! Our last book was 'the Fault In Our Stars' by John Green. If you got that book from your local library, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Last time we had the star of The Fall, our very own Bronagh Waugh on the show reading from it. Stephen caught up with Bronagh and asked her what s