Great Hatred, Little Room: Making Peace in Northern Ireland
Jonathan Powell
Extracts and commentaries in The Guardian
NB. The audio links are not always reliable.

• Blair's fears over IRA 'toppled UUP'
  
  Mar 23 2008:
  Trimble says 'hyped-up' claims of new violence led to the talks with Sinn Fein
   

• Adams has failed his constituents, says pro-Sinn Féin columnist

  Mar 20 2008:
  An unprecedented attack was launched today on the Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, in a west Belfast newspaper normally known to be fiercely loyal to the area's MP and the republican movement
   

• Powell on ... Clinton nodding off

  Mar 19 2008:
  Extract: Jonathan Powell on Bill Clinton's visit to Northern Ireland in September 1998
   

• David Trimble on the peace talks and the Bloody Sunday inquiry

  Audio (12min 40sec) , Mar 19 2008:
  Lord David Trimble, former leader of the Ulster Unionists, responds to Jonathan Powell's book on Tony Blair's role in peacemaking and setting up the Bloody Sunday inquiry
   

• McGuinness: there was no need for Bloody Sunday inquiry

  Mar 19 2008:
  Sinn Féin regarded Bloody Sunday inquiry as unnecessary, says Blair's former chief of staff
   

• The £200m inquiry: McGuinness would have settled for apology

  Mar 19 2008:
  Extract: Jonathan Powell on the independent inquiry in to Bloody Sunday
   

• Jitters and giggles at the 'hand of history' talks

  Mar 19 2008:
  Extract: Jonathan Powell on the tense mood at the fraught negotiations that led to the Good Friday agreement
   

• Audio: Jonathan Powell speaks to Nick Watt (Part 3)

  Audio (12min 28sec) , Mar 19 2008:
  Part three of Jonathan Powell's interview with the Guardian's Nick Watt about his book Great Hatred, Little Room: Making Peace in Northern Ireland
   

• The day Peter's dogs tried to eat my lunch

  Mar 19 2008:
  Extract: Jonathan Powell on how Peter Mandelson was brought back to the cabinet as Northern Ireland secretary
   

• Meeting the arms decommissioners

  Mar 18 2008:
  More extracts from Jonathan Powell's book, Great Hatred, Little Room - Making Peace in Northern Ireland
   

• Pat Doherty of Sinn Fein responds to Jonathan Powell's book

  Audio (7min 19sec) , Mar 18 2008:
  Pat Doherty, Vice President of Sinn Fein, confirms that there was a secret link for over 30 years between the IRA and the British government
   

• Extent of secret links between government and IRA revealed

  Mar 18 2008:
  Tony Blair's former chief of staff reveals full extent of 20-year link and says that peace process might never have been possible without it
   

• Audio: Jonathan Powell speaks to Nick Watt (Part 2)

  Audio (9min 12sec) , Mar 18 2008:
  Part two of Jonathan Powell's interview with the Guardian's Nick Watt about his book Great Hatred, Little Room: Making Peace in Northern Ireland
   

• Disobeyed orders and a dangerous message

  Mar 18 2008:
  Interview: Brendan Duddy, a secret link with the IRA, recalls his risky contacts with a British official known as 'Fred'
   

• Talking to the enemy: the secret intermediaries who contacted the IRA

  Mar 18 2008:
  Extract: Jonathan Powell on how efforts by British government and the Provisionals to maintain a link paved the way to peace moves
  
  
• Lessons to be learned
  Mar 17 2008:
  Leader: The Northern Ireland peace process has brought peace, but not political stability
   

• Former NI secretary Peter Hain on the Jonathan Powell memoirs

  Audio (7min 45sec) , Mar 17 2008:
  The Guardian's Nick Watt speaks to Peter Hain, Tony Blair's final Northern Ireland secretary, about Jonathan Powell and the peace process
   

• IRA 'willing to disband army council'

  Mar 17 2008:
  The IRA will disband its army council as part of a deal to secure the devolution of policing in Northern Ireland, a senior republican has suggested
   

• Pat Doherty of Sinn Féin on Blair's offer to meet the IRA

  Audio (13min 34sec) , Mar 17 2008:
  Vice president of Sinn Féin Pat Doherty responds to Jonathan Powell's book on the Northern Ireland peace talks
   

• The inside man

  Mar 15 2008:
  Jonathan Powell was Tony Blair's chief of staff for 12 years - and one of the most powerful people in the government. In his first ever interview, he talks to Ian Katz about life at No 10, the laughs, the regrets and what he found irritating about his boss