so people are claiming scots scots irish identity. so what there are real world repercussions for this. and i point to this this this news article is proof that he senator webb, was to secure support in areas that had long since ceased to be democratic in areas in south and western virginia and he partially did so because his stump speech was littered with references to the scots-irish in areas that had large scots-irish populations populations. the term scots irish though though used periodically during the 18th century, described irish protestants and their descendants who migrated in their thousands to the appalachian frontier in the colonial period is a term that achieved widespread usage in the united states only in the early decades of the 19th century and i know that was a long, long time ago we had our lecture on the scots irish. but i've just put this slide up here as a reminder, sort of the volume of those migrations and who they were. but again, the term scots is really a 19th century construct. descendants of those initial

scots-irish stock. all the same. john hamilton was not just the chief law enforcement officer of the region. he was also the head of the state militia of the region. so he is involved in charge of arresting the people who did this and leading a military response, anything that might come out of it. he was appointed by the governor, by the way. that's a very bad problem, that synchronicity there. the incestuous nature of this event. and that will become a major problem for president washington in the future as well. a year later, a very similar circumstance occurs. a man named robert williams shows up in the scots-irish communities. he says he's a traveling teacher. he needs students as around. right. he can teach them and that actually happens. back then but then he begins asking strange questions. questions like, do you know anyone who hasn't paid their taxes. who hasn't registered? they're still so obviously these very suspicious people believe he is a spy for the treasury department. so they drag him into the wood

. the moses of the scots—irish. >> he was born in magilligan in 1677.ery little about his family. knew his father was a captain david macgregor, probably a yeomanry captain, but during the siege of londonderry he, his father, his mother, his brother and sister were all in the city. he becomes notable in the city because he is said to be the boy, 12 years of age, who fires the cannon from the top of saint columb's cathedral when he sees the ships coming up the river. the mountjoy and the two other ships which have broken the boom over the next nine years. >> the civil and religious freedoms that so many had fought for were now being denied by church and state. >> for presbyterians in this area , life had become very area, life had become very difficult. at the beginning of the 18th century, the test act was passed. now this really was penal laws against the presbyterians, and the presbyterians, and the presbyterians saw this as betrayal. they had fought for the williamite wars. they had supported the government, and now the government was banning them. p

because we want to deliver for each and every scot, theirfamily because we want to deliver for eacht hard work for change starts straightaway, and it starts with our fantastic 37 new scottish labour mps. applause scottish labour mps who are going down to westminster not to sit in the opposition benches, not to shout, not to protest, and ultimately come back with nothing, but 37 scottish labour mps who are going to sit on the government benches, sit around the table, help make decisions and deliver for their communities and for scotland. applause it is a victory for scottish labour. and in particular, i want to congratulate our new secretary of state for scotland, the fantastic ian murray. applause friends, after 11! years, we finally have a government that cares about scotland, understand scotland and wants to deliver for scotland. after 14 wants to deliver for scotland. after 11! years, we finally have a prime minister who believes in decency, integrity and values and believes in public service. and we said during the election campaign that scotland would be at the heart of a labou

well, yes, i am an authentic scot, but i - i am an authentic scot, but i was very much cheering for englandsense of national pride a very young team building on the women's success last year, and it will probably will increase the soft power of spain in the economy and around the world. but we have to remember, getting to the final itself is a huge achievement. it's brought about as you said, the huge economic boost, but also that moment of unity and celebration. so i think it's been incredible for england what we've seen over the last few weeks. but it's notjust the trophies that matter. it's kind of also the conversations that get sparked from the competition itself. but that get sparked from the competition itself.- that get sparked from the competition itself. but is it mainly a — competition itself. but is it mainly a domestic - competition itself. but is it - mainly a domestic phenomena such as spain feeling very good about itself today, in a way that england would have, had it actually won last night? or do you find that the ripple effect actually goes across borders as well? ., . ,

it's been 25 years since a scot last won the open and the i scot last won the open and the grandstands it echoes all around royal troon. rory mcilroy has not won a major for a decade around royal troon. rory mcilroy has not won a majorfor a decade but could this be his year? he missed out on the us open and he is getting closer. conditions are enough to blow anybody off course and so experience is required, justin rose, well watered but growing into his first round nicely. received wisdom suggests avoiding the bunkers around this place is best but nobody it seems told adam scott that the open attracts the finest in the world. but even if you are leading, you are only ever one shot away from peril. and here at royal troon, success can be about thriving notjust surviving. justin thomas was up and down, he is up again, the clubhouse leader at three under after a birdie, birdie finish, rory mcilroy struggling, not too many low scores here as the course bares its teeth, perhaps tiger woods teeing off in about an hour. the wind will continue to howl, taming royal troon will not be easy! ben,

london in the sixty's it's popularity has always been closely associated with the advent of the many scots the many also became a favorite cause of the decades budgeting music sees the beatles tries many states and routing stairs and the musicians remained loyal to the call and performed all the big, many gatherings for decades. as did pull well at silver, stay in 2009, the dis, or symbolizes the sixty's, doesn't you know, for me, it doesn't, the way it was symbolized as a kind of and the sense of that was there's hope and optimism that still still represents that to me, i suppose depreciation major museum, engage in associates like another important parts of many history to support many east one the monte carlo riley, 3 times in the sixty's. many find full. so my connect my of the regional vehicles here, the books many to have won the monte carlo, 9067 and the drawing to the in the car was run out to them. so john and kevin x, and i think that's part of the attraction of the menus. you know, the on to dog. basically the big dogs around o alton and from finland was the 1st to cross the fin

>> i don't think you can judge all the scots by the national.e completely insane. >> madeleine. does anyone buy it ? >> madeleine. does anyone buy it? >> madeleine. does anyone buy it? >> i don't know, but they've written some pretty weird out there stuff over the years. i to be honest, i think it's quite . i be honest, i think it's quite. i don't want to get too kind of snowflakey about these things , snowflakey about these things, because it's quite a common joke that we do make these jokes about, you know, national enmities and stuff like, you know, the classic i can't remember his name. one of the football experts around the table. no. but you remember when that that guy said started listing british heroes and was like, your boys took one hell of a beating. i mean, that was just really, really funny. and it's kind of it's not worth splitting hairs over this. it's quite. >> but if the telegraph did that about scotland, how do you think the scots would react? >> well, i guess probably some people would laugh it off and some of the more, derang

its popularity has always been closely associated with the advent of the many scots the many also became a favorite cause of the decades budgeting music. see, the beatles drive many states and routing stairs and the musicians remained loyal to the call and performed all the big, many gatherings for decades. as did pull well at silver state in 2009, the dis, or symbolizes the, the sixty's doesn't you know, for me, it doesn't, the way it was symbolizes that kind of. and the sense of that was there's hope and optimism that still still represents that to me. i suppose the pollution major museum engaging will associates like another important parts of many history to support many east, one of the monte carlo riley, 3 times in the sixty's. many fun postal mac connect my of the regional vehicles here. the books many to have won the monte carlo, 9067 and the drawing to the in the car was run out to them. so john and kevin x, and i think that's part of the attraction of the menus. you know, the on to dog. basically the big dogs around o alton and from finland was the 1st to cross the finish line

its popularity has always been closely associated with the advent of the many scots the many also became a favorite cause of the decades budgeting music. see, the beatles tries many states and rolling stairs and the musicians remained loyal to the call and performed all the big, many gatherings for decades. as did pull well at silver stay in 2009. the this or symbolizes the, the 60 says, you know, for me, it doesn't, the way it was symbolizes that kind of. and the sense of that was there's hope and optimism that still still represents that to me. i suppose the pollution major museum engaged in will associates like another important parts of many history to support minis. one the monte carlo riley, 3 times in the sixty's. many find post will not connect my of the regional vehicles here. the books many to have won the monte carlo, 9067 and the drawing to the in the car was run out to them. so john and kevin x, and i think that's part of the attraction of the menus. you know, the on to dog. basically the big dogs around o alton and from finland was the 1st to cross the finish line in monte

london in the sixty's it's popularity has always been closely associated with the advent of the many scots the many also became a favorite cause of the decades budgeting music. see, the beatles drive many states and routing stairs and the musicians remained loyal to the call and performed all the big, many gatherings for decades. as did pull well at silver, stay in 2009. the the dis, or symbolizes. yeah, the sixty's doesn't, you know, for me, it doesn't the way it was symbolizes that kind of, in the sense of that was there's hope and optimism that still still represents that to me. i suppose the precision major museum engaged and also shed light on another important parts of many history to support many east one the monte carlo riley 3 times in the sixty's. many find full. so my connect my of the regional vehicles here, the books many to have won the monte carlo, 9067 and the drawing to the in the car was run out to them. so john and kevin x, and i think that's part of the attraction of the menus. you know, the on to dog. basically the big dogs around o alton and from finland was the 1st t

condemned opens trip to moscow, wrote a nato chief in stoughton bug, also distance himself to tall scot. this and this will be what is important. these dots allow us to also hungry the degrees. that's a, that's a rush. i use the pressure on the originally, so it's possible for the war on that to uh, ukraine's territory integrity and 70 must be respected. full bonds visit to the kremlin, comes just days after a trip to keith, to meet president fellow demand zalinski. the. despite tensions between the 2 of the old bands paused, attempts to block e u a to ukraine. the visit seems to have smoothed relations. is that alone? now there is a completely different relationship between ukraine and hungry. it's concrete and we acknowledge a mutual interest. russell will say, you mean to this whole vans diplomatic efforts, improved ties to face ukraine and russia? but in doing so, he is rustled many feathers in brussels. now do some other stories making use around the world. reform is most suited. possess skin has one runs run off presidential election, does actually in got well over 2000000 more vo

condemned all bands. trip to moscow wrote a nato chief in stoughton bug, also distance himself to tall scot this and that will be. so what is important is that uh, allow us to also hungry the degrees. that's a, that's a rush. i use the pressure on the originally so responsible for the war and up to uh, ukraine's territory integrity and 70 must be respected. who bonds visit to the kremlin comes to stays after a trip to keith, to meet president fellow demand zalinski. despite tensions between the 2 of the old bands paused attempts to block e u. a to ukraine. the visit seems to have smoothed relations. is that alone? now, there is a completely different relationship between ukraine and hungry. it's concrete and we acknowledge a mutual interest for women. say, you mean to this whole bonds diplomatic efforts, improved ties to face ukraine and russia. but in doing so, he is rustled many feathers in brussels right now to some of the other stories making news around the world. the sale and howard can barrow, has my land full on mexico as you get down peninsula, as a kind of category to still mexica

resist this, because we practically do not have, that we do not have the moral authority that, say, the scotse. scotland has never been, or has not been for a very long time , a colonial power, why are they doing this to scotland. identity, sense of identity and personal identity, sovereign. for the first time technology allows us to do this globally, people have tried to do this in the past, but there was never enough technology and scale to control the whole world, now there is, and i think this is what we are rapidly moving towards, they want, want every person to turn their backs on their parents and from their family, in the same way they want to cut people off. and also comes into motion, all the victims in this process, everyone, and people in large numbers end up where they are strangers in terms of ethnic cultural heritage, but this is also not their fault, they too pawns on the board, and of course, as a result , the indigenous people feel threatened, believe the lies, i agree, but is this the kind of dialogue you are having? in scotland, this is very difficult, because, of course,

condemned opens trip to moscow. wrote a nato chief in stoughton bug, also distance himself to tall scot. this and this will be what is important, these dots allow us to also hungry the degrees. that's a, that's a rush. i use the pressure on the originally. so it's possible for the war and up to uh, ukraine's territory integrity and 70 must be respected. full bonds visit to the kremlin comes just days after a trip to keith to meet president fellow demand zalinski. or despite tensions between the 2 of the old bands paused, attempts to block e u. a to ukraine. the visit seems to have smoothed relations. is that alone? now there is a completely different relationship between ukraine and hungry. it's comb, crazy and we acknowledge a mutual interest for women. say, you mean to this whole bonds diplomatic efforts and prove ties to face ukraine and russia. but in doing so, he is rustled many feathers in brussels, a correspondent emily. so when in riga has been following this story, she told us what the criminal and hopes to achieve from victor o'brien's visit. i mean, this visit is something th

condemned all bonds. trip to moscow wrote a nato chief in stoughton bug, also distance himself to tall scot this and that will be so what is important? these thoughts allow us to also hungry the degrees? that's a, that's russia is the pressure on the originally so responsible for the war and up to uh, ukraine's territory integrity on 70 must be respected. oh, bands visit to the kremlin comes just days after a trip to keith, to meet president fellow demand zalinski. despite tensions between the 2 of the old bands paused, attempts to block e u a to ukraine. the visit seems to have smoothed relations. is that alone? now there is a completely different relationship between ukraine and hungry. it's comb crate and we acknowledge a mutual interest for women. so you mean to this whole bonds diplomatic efforts improve ties to both ukraine and russia. but in doing so, he has rustled many feathers in brussels to support now and then the quarter finals of the road 2024 foot bull championships, front steps a q at a spot in the semi finals. they were all square at noon live with portugal off 90 minutes a

the newspapers mirror and daily record demanded changes, only the scots from the national newspaper askedt globally nothing would change in this country. yes, kirstarmer can raise taxes and get more gays into parliament, but refugees will not fly to rwanda on their own, patients waiting 10 months to see a doctor themselves will not... robert once went to russia, found his biological mother, decided to stay here, worked as an english teacher in a private school, and then, as they say, got involved with bad company, and is now going to prison for 12 years, what robert did, why he committed a crime, about this in our issue, egor, yes, cap and further, thank you, marat, and with this i say goodbye to you, until the next news release on ntv at 16:00, see you. travel with alfabank, choose where to fly in the alfa travel service and receive a superkick for air tickets. and this alpha friday , july 5th, we are giving 30% cashback on flights to sochi. not just profitable, alpha profitable! try hit combo 3 for 150 rubles. in rostix. airplane plus. we carry out repairs at a fixed price with a 2-year

wild, hot-tempered descendants of the irish or scots who lost. work due to the closure of mines or steel mills, and were unable to arrange their lives anyway. they don't live in a house they can't afford, in a car trailer, and they flock together and settle along rural roads. vance's only chance to get out of here was to join the marines after high school, which he did. for six months he worked in iraq as a war correspondent, and after that the benefits and money provided as... the veteran was allowed to graduate with honors from yale and get a job as a venture capitalist for former pelp ceo peter thiel. according to cnn, jedi vance was recommended to trump by his son. donald trump jr. at a dinner in marolalaga. he assured his father that senator atagaya, the voice of america's rust belt, truly believed in his program. but wentz began his career in politics as an ardent anti-trumpist. the ex. he called the president the american hitler, a politician who was voted for based on russian motives, but after the first personal meeting in 2021, vance apologized to trump, and although vance beca

last day, the rest clicked on labour, the mirror and daily record newspapers demanded change, only the scotstional newspaper asked, change , what changes, proving that globally in this country will not change. nothing. yes, kirstarmer can raise taxes and get more gays into parliament, but refugees won't fly off to rwanda on their own. patients, those who wait 10 months to see a doctor will not get better on their own, and fuel prices will not fall. britain has little time to understand this and demand change again. elizaveta gerson, boris halfin, natalia markevich and valeria polukhina. broadcasting company tv. london. joe biden will remove the event from his work schedule. after 8 pm to get more sleep. the american leader announced this at a meeting with democratic governors, trying to convince them that he could effectively govern the country for another 4 years. biden delivers fiery speeches and for those who donate funds to his company, but so far this has not helped. key donors are turning away from the democrat; they are demanding that biden withdraw from the election. thus, the heir t

phenomenon of isis. and al-qaeda cascaded around the whole world, even onto our own streets, if not yet in scot, certainly here in london, that's anyone in 2024 in the middle of a genocide in gaza should pop up on my show to talk about me and saddam hussein, simply beggers belief, you're a fool and you're a nave. i don't know which is the greater of your characteristics, but you are a useful idiot for imperialism with the question that you asked and the way that you asked it. let me tell you. "whether i have credibility or not will not be decided by you, it will be decided by history, and i believe that like others, history will absolve me. dominico delio is up next in london. dominico, what would you like to say? hello, george, thank you very much for having me. the question i'm going to ask was taxed up earlier on by by yourself, but unless i think will be. relevant to ask anyway, so the the genocide in gas has been the most horrific and graphic display of unchecked violence against civilians, women and children in a very long time, but this time this violence came through us via - social med

wild, hot-tempered descendants irish or scots who... lost their jobs due to the closure of mines or steells, and were unable to make a life for themselves. they don't live in a house they can't afford, in a car trailer. gather in flocks and settle along rural roads, vance's only chance to get out of here was to enlist in the marines after school, which he did. he worked in iraq as a war correspondent for six months, and after that, the benefits and money provided as a veteran allowed him to graduate with honors from yale and get a job as a venture capitalist. capitalist to pelp's former ceo peter thiel. according to tsnn, the candidacy. he assured his father that senator tagaya, the voice of america's rust belt, truly believed in his program. but vance began his path in politics as an ardent anti-trumpist. he called the ex-president the american hitler, a politician who was voted for on russian grounds, but after the first personal meeting in 2021, vance brought fear. apologies, and although vance became the first senator in 50 years without government experience, he launched an active wo

pirates of the black sea, the houthis of the azov coast, i don’t know , mexican insurgents or some scotssupport these friendly forces of ours, which i am sure exist, well, this is the question that... responsible people must remember this expression and implement it, where, where is the result, no matter how much time has passed, the blood of the innocently killed calls to the man. all the customers responsible for this terrorist attack must be punished, now the italians were preparing documents regarding the attempted hijacking, so you can imagine that without the decision of the top leadership of italy, you could play like this, and how is the red army in italy doing, like the fighters for independence, i’m not talking about that, we saved bergomo italian covid patients, we helped them, we did for them... everything, this gratitude of this woman, this shame of the italian nation, this is everything that the italian political leadership is capable of is not the italian people, because sympathy for us there is higher than in many other european countries.

the scots will also play the united states, chile, and uruguay.8 in their third one—day international. the match has been reduced to 42 over a side due to a lengthy rain delay. england are 94 forfour in reply — they've already won the series. megan dennis is the leading briton at the aramco team series golf event in london — she's four under par after an opening round of 69 — that's three shots behind leader, ireland's leona maguire. after making its debut at the tokyo games, climbing returns in paris — and four will make their olympic debuts for team gb. toby roberts and hamish mcarthur will be team gb�*s first—ever male climbers at an olympic games, alongside erin mcneice and molly thompson—smith. thompson—smith, who is mixed race, said she hopes to inspire more diversity in the sport — in which just 7% of participants are from non—white backgrounds. climbing in sport is incredible, it creates an amazing, and emotive moments. it is not perfect, and there still a lot of hardships that some athletes face because of the colour of their skin, and th

the first scot who came to russian soil was georgi lermunt, it was 1613, the entire lermunt family comesevich together i have one ancestor with me, his great-grandfather, my four times great-grandfather. this is one ancestor in this branch, but there are a lot of branches, so here are great-grandchildren and a nephew, this is enough, enough to be identified in genealogical proportions, in general , scottish russian lermants have been in the service in russia since 1613, now lives in the middle peasantry, this is near moscow the estate's true purpose is the memorial power that has been preserved here since the time of mikhailavich lermantov's stay here. mikhayovich lermantov at 14, 15, 16 years old srednikovo became a poet, and a real poet at that, it was here that he wrote more than 100 poems, four poems, here he uttered sacred words, guys, we are not from moscow, we will die near moscow, this is where it began. lermantov borodino, it was here that lermontov communicated with the peasants who participated in the battle of borodino, but at the same time you also need to know that lermonto

the scots now head for south america, where they play two further tests against chile and uruguay.and club. italy's jasmine paolini will face the czech player bar bora krejcikova on centre court. for the seventh straight year we're to have a new name... that final... bar bora krejcikova playing her first final. k rej ci kova krejcikova has won all the grand slam titles in doubles wimbledon here in... 2022. it will be an emotional day for her she was coached byjana novotna. novotna helped her to move from a double jump helped her to move from a double jump into a single champion. paolini who reach the french final only six weeks ago built donna —— beat donna vekic. the first italian woman in a wimbledon final. neverwon vekic. the first italian woman in a wimbledon final. never won a match here until these championships. it is an incredible story for paolini. the men's and women's doubles finals to come. 0ne the men's and women's doubles finals to come. one big result to bring you. that is the winner... andy lapp thorn of great britain and guys set british cyclist and reigning 0lympi

they had 2 sons, melvic and scots, who, age 13 and 11. wanted to be pilots like that since the arrow was very lucky, i met a good house button. everything was very smooth. and 2 things happened. yeah, i actually asked why it happens to me because i, i used the thing get flying. the airplane is the safest things. on july 17 2014 captain chew took off from ski pole head porch outside amsterdam on a routine flight to quantum. a room for the plane disappeared from radar. less than 3 hours later. that night around relationships i'm about, it's something i suddenly have the feeling that i'm missing so much. the plane was shot down over eastern new crying, and we're rushing back separate as to what stage. again, rebellion against the ukrainian government, commercial aircraft have been flying its 33000 feet far above the reach of conventional wicked re or the somehow the boeing past the judge had been hit. they told me it was like when missing, initially. yeah. did you have any hope for change might still be okay. of cost? yes. as long as they ha

they had 2 sons, melvic and scots, who, age 13 and the live. i wanted to be pilots like that. since the arrow was very lucky, i met a good house button. everything was very smooth. and 2 things happened. yeah, i actually asked why it happens to me because i, i used the thing get flying. the airplane is the safest things. on july 17 2014 captain 2 took off from ski pole head porch outside amsterdam on a routine flight to quantum. a room for the plane disappeared from radar. less than 3 hours later that night, around relationships i'm about, it's something i suddenly have the feeling that i am missing so much. the plane was shot down over eastern new gray and were rushing back separatists with stage good rebellion against the ukrainian government. commercial aircraft have been flying its 33000 feet far above the reach of conventional wicked re or somehow the boeing past and the judge had been hit. they told me that was like when missing initially. yeah. did you have any hope that things might still be okay. of cost? yes. as long as they have on file is monday. she might come bac

condemned or band trip to moscow. wrote a nato chief in stoughton bug, also distance himself to tall scot this and that will be what is important. these thoughts allow us to also hungry the degrees. that's a, that's russia is the pressure on the originally so responsible for the war and up to uh, ukraine's territory integrity and 70 must be respected. who bonds visit to the kremlin comes to stays after a trip to keith, to meet president, fellow demand zalinski. despite tensions between the 2 of the old bands paused, attempts to block e u a to ukraine. the visit seems to have smoothed relations. is that alone? now there is a completely different relationship between ukraine and hungry. it's concrete and we acknowledge a mutual interest by for women. say, you mean to this? to hey vance, diplomatic efforts, improved ties to face ukraine and russia. but in doing so, he has rustled many feathers in brussels. well, victor or bon macy himself as a peacemaker, but not everyone sees them that way or correspond to jerry schultz and she gave me the view from brussels. the view here is that the only

the massacre in the village of baton gully, committed by the scots guards against the arm. it's best because that particular stir, the entire male population became victims. trying to surprise the gorilla movement, the occupiers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps. for roses, drill de boris fruits. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent. the british army losses in the la were the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of demo late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the okay with all that said, with the tables set as we like to say, i want to welcome you back. i'm rick sanchez. joining us now from colorado, turkey is dr. hassan, now he is a renown scholar and professor there of political science. dr. hassan, thank you so much for joining us, sir. it was as my pleasure. thank you very much for you, mind to me. so here's the situation and it's pretty weird, rig

they had 2 sons, melvic and scots, who, age 13 and 11. wanted to be pilots like that. since the arrow was very lucky, i met a good house button. everything was very smooth. and 2 things happened. yeah, i actually asked why it happens to me because i, i used the thing get flying. the airplane is the safest things. on july 17 2014 captain chew took off from ski pole head porch outside amsterdam on a routine flight to quantum. a room for the plane disappeared from radar. less than 3 hours later. that night, around relationships i'm about, it's something i suddenly have the feeling that i'm missing so much. the plane was shot down over eastern new crying, and we're rushing back separate as to what stage. again, rebellion against the ukrainian government, commercial aircraft have been flying its 33000 feet far above the reach of conventional wicked re. or somehow the boeing past and the judge had been hit. they told me it was like when missing, initially. yeah. did you have any hope for change might still be okay. of cost? yes. as long as they have on file is monday. she mi

cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scotion to 37 on thursday was some shift for labour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul searching for supporters of independence, but it's also a warning to labour that voters here can change their minds pretty quickly. sir keir swept out the back of bute house this evening, heading for northern ireland, then wales, before meeting english mayors. he'll hope the rest of the trip goes a bit more smoothly. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. let's turn to the us. a growing number of democrats have called on president biden to step down, following a prime time tv interview on fr

condemned opens trip to moscow. wrote a nato chief in stoughton bug, also distance himself to tall scot. this and this will be what is important is that will allow us to also hungry the degrees. that's a, that's a rush. i use the pressure on the originally. so it's possible for the war and up to uh, ukraine's territories integrity and 70 must be respected. full bonds visit to the kremlin, comes just days after a trip to keith to meet president fellow demand zalinski. despite tensions between the 2 of the old bands paused, attempts to block e u a to ukraine. the visit seems to have smoothed relations. is that alone? now there is a completely different relationship between ukraine and hungry. it's concrete and we acknowledge a mutual interest. russell will say, you mean to this? the vans diplomatic efforts improve ties to face ukraine and russia? but in doing so, he has rustled many feathers in brussels. yeah, they're talking about those ruffled feathers. i'm joined now by our corresponded terry shultz. she's in brussels covering this forest. very good to see you. think to orb on the seem

do scots support england in the football?nal, which is one of scotland's biggest newspapers, which sells as many as 12 copies a week, has led with this front page. it says time for revenge andifs page. it says time for revenge and it's got a picture of a spanish player kicking a football, which is actually a fat england fan. and this front page reels off a list of reasons for spaniards to hate the english. they say every summer they fill up your beaches. they dnnk they fill up your beaches. they drink all your beer. they mess up your plazas. they eat fried breakfasts all day instead of your wonderful food. they retire in your towns and sponge off your public services. there you go your public services. there you 9° ' your public services. there you go , is what it said. they've go, is what it said. they've settled in your town. sponge off your public services. this sounds suspiciously like anti—immigration rhetoric. i guess this is a reminder that the scottish national party and the scottish national party and the british nat

cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scotour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul—searching for supporters of independence, but it's also a warning to labour that voters here can change their minds pretty quickly. sir keir swept out the back of bute house this evening, heading for northern ireland, then wales, before meeting english mayors. he'll hope the rest of the trip goes a bit more smoothly. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. britain's new defence secretary john healey has pledged more uk military aid during a visit to ukraine. meanwhile, the new foreign secretary david lammy, visiting poland, said london

now, the in the israel launch is a striking liber known scot. this will be route as well, says it's tall to the, his block, a mazda, following a deadly strike on the occupied colon nights the, somebody, the, this is out, is there a life on zillow, also coming up. and i'm in a habitable wasteland. palestinians return home to gauze, southern city of con eunice, only to find it largely destroyed by these randy. army and sedans, warning sides agreed to attend us. let peace folks in geneva as if it's bound to envelope largest 2 men of 2 in crisis. it's 1900 gm to you. you're watching all g 0. we're covering breaking news out of the liberties capital b root with these really minutes. he says it's carries out a targeted attack. and retaliation for saturday is walk in strike on the occupied golden heights. it happens in the southern, the suburb of her, at drake, a known stronghold of the run back to his for our group. the explosion happens near his beloved shira council, which is the group's central decision making authority sources close to his velocit

cooperation over conflict, respect over suspicion, and making sure that we are delivering for every scotrsday was some shift for labour, but the work isn't over. the party now hopes to win control of the scottish government from the snp in the 2026 holyrood elections. that means delivering the change labour has promised to scottish voters as quickly as possible — a huge challenge when the party has pledged to stick to conservative spending plans. in westminster elections, scotland has now swung dramatically from labour to the snp and back again in less than a decade. it's prompted some soul searching for supporters of independence, but it's also a warning to labour that voters here can change their minds pretty quickly. sir keir swept out the back of bute house this evening, heading for northern ireland, then wales, before meeting english mayors. he'll hope the rest of the trip goes a bit more smoothly. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. the newly appointed uk foreign secretary, david lammy, has been speaking about his desire to reset the uk's relationship with the eu whilst on a visit to

holding lebanon scot free in all of this? and where is lebanon's army to step hezbollah? mr. patel: so let me just be very clear about this. at the beginning of this briefing, we clearly condemned lebanese hezbollah for this attack on a soccer field. and simultaneously, we continue to believe israel has every right to defend itself, especially from terrorism. all right, thanks everybody. yes. >> the u.n. should renew -- next month, august, asking for changes? mr. patel: i'm happy to check on that. i'm not sure the details behind that but i can get back to you. thanks, everybody. >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you with the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington and across the country, coming up tuesday morning, we will talk about campaign 2024, first with mark lauder, a former communications director and special assistant to the trump-pence 2020 campaign. then we will continue the conversation with democratic pollster and strategist carly cooperman. washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesd

trussel closer than that was the prime minister who came to power with a series of underfunded tax scots hoping to spare you cannot make grocery up ended the financial markets. as a result, inflation rates went spiraling. so the borrowing costs for ordinary people only adding to a sense of really, but to me, in the receipts an actor simply unable to turn around, leading to this cataclysmic loss. and i've been to, i should explain to view, is this that you're talking to us. and know if there's in your, in, in the press one there, the side opposite number 10, downing street. the pictures that they're seeing top right hand corner is of larry, the cat, the chief most of the most up to the cabinet office who is currently sitting outside the door a number of times. whereas you were saying, john, i would expect to invite you so not to speak and in 5, maybe 20 minutes or so. the incoming prime minister care salma is going to face an awful lot of challenges. this is going to be a very different start to a labor tenure and number 10 compared to what we saw 14 years ago. interesting, you mentioned

see the tremendous, lots of like $30000.00 people, women and children fighting has to stop the age of scots to get to the trip. part of the new administration's efforts to make its presence known in his 1st 2 weeks and office case pharma is due to attend a nato summit in washington. i need your pin need is in the u. k. all part of his government's drive. he says to reset the u. k. foreign policy, but one thing he's adamant he won't do is rejoined the european union. we're not open to the free free movement of people. there will be no reverse of rex it, the business minister says. but that could be placed a ties to the you, the cost where it's and the mutual interest of both your opinion on the okay to work together. but good faith. the relationship is going to make sense to home, the new prime minister headed to edinburgh. i can't tell you how important it is to me to be here in scotland with you. 48 hours off to for 10 invited me to form a government stop on his trip around the u. k. part of the pledge to kick stalled grace. nationwide. k sluggish economy could limit its influence on the w

so that's why a lot of time to see me is our scots are on the street. so can units without any shots or they're literally homeless and cold. all right, that we're forcing with all the nice from the ground from general on central gaza for us. thank you. all still a head here on out of there is the mother of 2 killed in her own home in the us. why have found these questioning the police officers background the i had a lie there, it's a very hot but also a very stormy situation. weatherwise across europe at the moment we've got temperature is continuing to fit very high across the south and coming down in the north. thanks to some very heavy rain stretching, move away from scandinavia down towards the bulk. as you can see, those storms bubbling away, bringing temperatures down for places like serbia and remain you looking west as well. so the south, the places like greece, but athens still seeing the temperature sit very high and some of that rain as well . we'll splash into to hook you up with the west of the rain on wednesday, effecting southern parts of

and oglethorpe, in a dairy, scots in particular, dan and aryan, constantly warned the pro-slavery group that black people will take up arms the first chance they get and they will ally themselves with your enemies. they fought with the seminole hulls against the enslavers during the american revolutionary war. blacks in georgia aligned with the british because british offered them freedom. they were free here in savannah due out octopussy about five years during the war of 1812, some 3000 blacks from cumberland and st simons and coles went out to cumberland and joined the british evacuation army and joined the royal marines and then in civil war, first chance at him, 200,000 black men volunteer to fight for the union. oglethorpe won slave holders that if you enslave people they will fight with your enemy against you. to your point, thank you, sir. were there any specific people who attempted to stop oglethorpe attempt to not really stop, but contain slavery? sort of. that's a great question. give them a round of. oh, that is a wonderful question. that's an excellent question. absolute.