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Brighton bomb: Daughter hopes killer can admit murder was wrong

The blast occurred during the night at the Grand Hotel, the venue for that year’s Conservative Party conference, and where those attending were staying.

Mr Magee was later jailed for 35 years, but released in 1999 as part of the Good Friday Agreement, after serving 14 years.

One of those murdered was Sir Anthony Berry, the MP for Enfield Southgate.

His daughter told the programme she and Mr Magee had met between 300 and 400 times.

When asked if there was a conclusion she wanted to reach, she replied: “Is there a place to get to?

“If there is such a place, it would be him saying ‘nothing is worth killing someone for’.

“He says that he will never forgive himself.

“He isn’t saying what he did was wrong because he is holding on that they [the IRA] had no choice.”


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