Titlebook: How the Troubles Came to Northern Ireland; Peter Rose Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 civil

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,‘Leave it to Terence’: the Labour Government, October 1964–March 1966,g the brief administration, which ended with the General Election of March 1966. The attitude of the Labour leader, Harold Wilson, is considered both in opposition and in government and the early attempts of backbench Labour MPs to raise Catholic grievances in the Commons are analysed. They were pre

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,The Phoney Peace, May 1967–March 1968,r 1994. Yet during the previous 18 months, despite the warnings, internal and external, outlined in the previous chapter, the British government appeared less concerned with events in the province than at any other time since Labour came to power, pledged to reform, in October 1964.

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,‘History is against Us’, November 1968–April 1969,he Labour government’s Northern Ireland policy. After the Londonderry riot on 5 October 1968, the Unionist leadership, pressed by Wilson, promised at last to bring in reform and a remarkable television appeal by O’Neill seemed briefly to succeed with large sections of both communities.. It proved a

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,To the Top of the Agenda, May–August 1969,tain the violence in the Bogside area of Londonderry. The historian Geoffrey Bell has noted that Wilson later called Londonderry ‘the culmination of nearly fifty years of the unimaginative inertia and repression of successive and unchallenged ... Ulster Unionist government’. The Labour government, s

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