Documentary Revisits IRA's 1984 Brighton Bombing and Its Aftermath

A new BBC documentary explores the complexities of the Brighton bombing, featuring conversations between the bomber and the victim's daughter.

The 1984 Brighton bombing targeted Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher but resulted in five deaths and 34 injuries.
Patrick Magee, the bomber, was released in 1999 under the Good Friday Agreement after serving 14 years of a 35-year sentence.
Jo Berry, daughter of one of the victims, has met Magee hundreds of times seeking reconciliation and understanding.
The documentary examines the broader context of the Troubles and the moral dilemmas surrounding violence and state power.
Contributors include former IRA members and Conservative figures, providing diverse perspectives on the historical and personal impacts.