McGuinness refuses to live in fear
Updated on 24 April 2009
Former IRA commander turned deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, Martin McGuinness, insists he will not be intimidated by threats against his life.
He says he will not live his life in fear after he was warned by police that dissident Republicans had issued a threat during the last 24 hours.
Earlier this year, Mr McGuinness accused dissident paramilitaries of betraying the Republican cause after the murders of two British soldiers and a policeman.
Jon Snow speaks to Martin McGuinness and asks him how specific police had been about the death threat.
