Sinn Fein eyes Northern Ireland power-sharing deal by end OctoberMANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - A deal can be done by the end of October to restore Northern Ireland s power-sharing government, Sinn Fein s leader in the region said on Tuesday, raising a possible compromise with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).  Unless the two sides clinch an agreement, the British government will be forced to bypass the regional assembly and move toward direct rule from London, potentially destabilizing the delicate political balance in the British province.  Northern Ireland s two largest parties have failed to reach agreement on reforming the devolved administration since its collapse in January and Britain s minister for Northern Ireland has told them they are rapidly running out of time to do so.  Throughout the Irish peace process we have been through very difficult times and we have been able to find a way forward,  Michelle O Neill told Reuters on the sidelines of the Conservative Party Conference in the English city of Manchester.  We are in intensive negotiations and we will continue to work our way through it. I believe it can be done but obviously we are into a crucial period in the next couple of weeks,  she said when asked if a deal could be done by the end of the month. Irish nationalists Sinn Fein s demand that improved rights for Irish language speakers must be introduced via a standalone piece of legislation remains the biggest impediment to reaching an agreement with the pro-British DUP. However O Neill said on Tuesday that legislation to promote the culture and language of Ulster Scots - a DUP demand - could be implemented side by side with an Irish Language Act, raising the prospect of the rival parties finding common ground.  Let s respect everybody s identity: Let s bring forward legislation for Ulster Scots alongside legislation for Irish language. They can be two pieces of legislation. Let s look,  said O Neill, who took over from Martin McGuinness shortly before his death this year. DUP leader Arlene Foster, whose party also props up the Conservative government in the British parliament, told the same event that  solid progress  was being made in the talks. While the restoration of the devolved government would give Northern Ireland a greater say in Brexit negotiations, the two parties that would lead it remain polarized on the issue.  O Neill reiterated the need for Northern Ireland to be given special status in the EU to ensure the border to the south with EU-member Ireland remains open while Foster insisted that there could not be any barriers between the province and the rest of the United Kingdom.  We should leave the customs union and we should leave the single market. You can t be any clearer than that,  Foster said. worldnews
sign ftin eyes northern ireland deal end octobermanchester england reuters a deal done end october restore northern ireland government sign ftin leader region said tuesday raising possible compromise democratic unionist party dup unless two sides clinch agreement british government forced bypass regional assembly move toward direct rule london potentially stabilizing delicate political balance british province northern ireland two largest parties failed reach agreement reforming devolved administration since collapse january britain minister northern ireland told rapidly running time throughout irish peace process difficult times able find way forward michelle o neil told reuters sidelines conservative party conference english city manchester we intensive negotiations continue work way i believe done obviously crucial period next couple weeks said asked deal could done end month irish nationalists sign ftin demand improved rights irish language speakers must introduced via standalone piece legislation remains biggest impediment reaching agreement dup however o neil said tuesday legislation promote culture language ulster scots dup demand could implemented side side irish language act raising prospect rival parties finding common ground let respect everybody identity let bring forward legislation ulster scots alongside legislation irish language they two pieces legislation let look said o neil took martin guinness shortly death year dup leader alone foster whose party also props conservative government british parliament told event solid progress made talks while restoration devolved government would give northern ireland greater say brexit negotiations two parties would lead remain polarized issue o neil reiterated need northern ireland given special status eu ensure border south ireland remains open foster insisted could barriers province rest united kingdom we leave customs union leave single market you clearer foster said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Sinn Fein eyes Northern Ireland power-sharing deal by end OctoberMANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - A deal can be done by the end of October to restore Northern Ireland s power-sharing government, Sinn Fein s leader in the region said on Tuesday, raising a possible compromise with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).  Unless the two sides clinch an agreement, the British government will be forced to bypass the regional assembly and move toward direct rule from London, potentially destabilizing the delicate political balance in the British province.  Northern Ireland s two largest parties have failed to reach agreement on reforming the devolved administration since its collapse in January and Britain s minister for Northern Ireland has told them they are rapidly running out of time to do so.  Throughout the Irish peace process we have been through very difficult times and we have been able to find a way forward,  Michelle O Neill told Reuters on the sidelines of the Conservative Party Conference in the English city of Manchester.  We are in intensive negotiations and we will continue to work our way through it. I believe it can be done but obviously we are into a crucial period in the next couple of weeks,  she said when asked if a deal could be done by the end of the month. Irish nationalists Sinn Fein s demand that improved rights for Irish language speakers must be introduced via a standalone piece of legislation remains the biggest impediment to reaching an agreement with the pro-British DUP. However O Neill said on Tuesday that legislation to promote the culture and language of Ulster Scots - a DUP demand - could be implemented side by side with an Irish Language Act, raising the prospect of the rival parties finding common ground.  Let s respect everybody s identity: Let s bring forward legislation for Ulster Scots alongside legislation for Irish language. They can be two pieces of legislation. Let s look,  said O Neill, who took over from Martin McGuinness shortly before his death this year. DUP leader Arlene Foster, whose party also props up the Conservative government in the British parliament, told the same event that  solid progress  was being made in the talks. While the restoration of the devolved government would give Northern Ireland a greater say in Brexit negotiations, the two parties that would lead it remain polarized on the issue.  O Neill reiterated the need for Northern Ireland to be given special status in the EU to ensure the border to the south with EU-member Ireland remains open while Foster insisted that there could not be any barriers between the province and the rest of the United Kingdom.  We should leave the customs union and we should leave the single market. You can t be any clearer than that,  Foster said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: sign ftin eyes northern ireland deal end octobermanchester england reuters a deal done end october restore northern ireland government sign ftin leader region said tuesday raising possible compromise democratic unionist party dup unless two sides clinch agreement british government forced bypass regional assembly move toward direct rule london potentially stabilizing delicate political balance british province northern ireland two largest parties failed reach agreement reforming devolved administration since collapse january britain minister northern ireland told rapidly running time throughout irish peace process difficult times able find way forward michelle o neil told reuters sidelines conservative party conference english city manchester we intensive negotiations continue work way i believe done obviously crucial period next couple weeks said asked deal could done end month irish nationalists sign ftin demand improved rights irish language speakers must introduced via standalone piece legislation remains biggest impediment reaching agreement dup however o neil said tuesday legislation promote culture language ulster scots dup demand could implemented side side irish language act raising prospect rival parties finding common ground let respect everybody identity let bring forward legislation ulster scots alongside legislation irish language they two pieces legislation let look said o neil took martin guinness shortly death year dup leader alone foster whose party also props conservative government british parliament told event solid progress made talks while restoration devolved government would give northern ireland greater say brexit negotiations two parties would lead remain polarized issue o neil reiterated need northern ireland given special status eu ensure border south ireland remains open foster insisted could barriers province rest united kingdom we leave customs union leave single market you clearer foster said worldnews