The BBC World Service has broadcast two live radio shows from Headliners in Belfast.
Members from the bureau were invited to take part in two radio programmes which were heard around the world.
The World Have Your Say BBC radio show was hosted by the BBC NI’s Stephen Nolan. The discussion was the Troubles following the murder of a policeman, 48, in Craigavon, Co Armagh.
“Are we scared of the future?” “What do we think will happen?” were just some of the questions posed. 
Headliner members, Andrew McKeown (pictured), Molly Cullen, Rachel McGuinness, Joe Smyth and a number of other guests talked about how they were affected by the Troubles.
Among them was an ex-IRA member, who had murdered men and women.
People also phoned in from places such as London and parts of Africa, with everyone having different opinions and experiences.
During the show, we covered everything from the past, the present and the future, but the main point of discussion was whether or not we think we would have a replay of the past - would the Troubles begin again?
About this article
This article was written by Molly Cullen, 15, and Andrew McKeown, 16, from Headliners in Belfast.
