we have taken a different approach to the government in scottland. we've increased spending on the nhs by more than government in scottland which i think is the right approach. we are determined to deal with this issue of having a genuine seven day. the management of the nhs knows it, bma knows it that there's a problem with the nhs, the one of the ways to correct that is making sure we have new contracts including with junior doctors to make sure not that they work longer hours, in fact, under our plans many will not muchless hours, not to reduce doctor's pay, no one that works legal hours will see a cut in their pay, indeed, 75% of doctors will see a pay rise so we think this is a good deal for a good advance in the nhs and i'm sure in scottland they'll be looking at it too. >> thank you, mr. speaker, the scottish government has been investing record levels and also working hard to have the best possible relations with doctors and nurses, will the english secretary speak which no one wants to see, least of all junior doctors. >> there should be goo

what a contrast i would say with the situation that scottland would be face if scottland had voted for independence in just six-week time. we've actually seen a collapse 94% of the oil revenues. now because we've got the broad shoulders of the united kingdom that collapse in the oil price and taxation won't affect people in scottland. had scottland been independent it would be a dark day, indeed. [shouting] >> recently i held a mental health forum in my kansas city to explore how we would improve mental health services. can i welcome the prime minister's recent announcement on increased funding for mental health services and would he agree with me that despite the fact that we have more work to do that his commitments are clear indication of desire to have a revolution in mental health services in britain and he delivered some commitments on that? [shouting] >> i'm very grateful to what my honorable said. there is further to go. this government is investing more in mental health. we introduced waiting times. young people suffering episodes of pycosis should be seen within two weeks. th

the clawses do not apply in the case of scottland and northern ireland. why is it treating like a second-class nation? >> what the government has done is hold a referendum so the welch assembly has powers and to make sure there's a floor on the welch level of spending, something never done by a labour government. we want to make sure we give whales those extra pounds. that's what this bill is all about. .. may i invite the prime minister to initiate an urgent review of across whitehall to assess the effects of continuing low oil prices on our economy and beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made m

. >> donald's mother was born in scottland. she was naturalized. >> but i was born here. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, on the issue of citizenship, donald, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. >> because it wouldn't work. >> well, listen i spent my entire life defending the u.s. constitution and i tell you i'm not going to be taking legal advise from donald. >> you don't have to. >> has endorsed many ideas that barack obama supports. >> nobody can keep up with what you're saying is accurate or not. >> china want to built it in china, china happens to be smart the way they do it. >> you head back to the airports. go check and see. >> we should be for free trade and fair trade and when countries violates trade agreements, we need to stand up against those countries that do that without making them into an enemy. >> i'm very happy to get a question this early on. i was going to ask you to wake me up when the time came. [laughter] >> my tax plan enables you to fill out your taxes on a postcard so we can a

the clawses do not apply in the case of scottland and northern ireland. why is it treating like a second-class nation? >> what the government has done is hold a referendum so the welch assembly has powers and to make sure there's a floor on the welch level of spending, something never done by a labour government. we want to make sure we give whales those extra pounds. that's what this bill is all about. .. may i invite the prime minister to initiate an urgent review of across whitehall to assess the effects of continuing low oil prices on our economy and beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made m

the clawses do not apply in the case of scottland and northern ireland. why is it treating like a second-class nation? >> what the government has done is hold a referendum so the welch assembly has powers and to make sure there's a floor on the welch level of spending, something never done by a labour government. we want to make sure we give whales those extra pounds. that's what this bill is all about. .. may i invite the prime minister to initiate an urgent review of across whitehall to assess the effects of continuing low oil prices on our economy and beyond, and particular work out how we can avoid the destruction of her own oil industry in the north sea? >> my right honorable friend makes an important point which is this very big move in the oil price. it as highly beneficial effect for all our constituents were able to fill up their cars for less than one pound a liter, and that is a big increase in people's disposable income and holy welcome. a low oil price is good for the british economy, but, of course, there are other consequences and he made m

donald trump is always sure to provoke some kind of reaction and this time he is ruffling feathers in scottland. find out why after this short break. >>> welcome back to the show. you're looking at live pictures of the french president giving his speech at the police headquaters in paris on the anniversary of the charlie hebdo terror attack. >> other top stories moving this morning. transcanada sues over president obama's rejection of the pipeline. they also plan to seek $15 billion in damages. they voted to repeal the affordable care act for the 62nd time. however this is the first time it made it to his desk forcing him to veto the bill. >> and the republican presidential candidate donald trump threatened to hold back 700 million pounds of investment in scotland if he's banned from entering the u.k. more than half a million people backed a petition to ban trump after the candidate called for a temporary ban on muslims entering the u.s. that triggering a debate in parliament later this month. >> and star wars the force awakens has already become the highest grossing movie of all time in the un

. >> that's the mo-- ted cruz introducing donald trump's mother born in scottland. donald said heck, i was born here, you weren't. >> a u.s. daily news headline, instant classic almost like the cry baby classic or before that. this is a male figure extended drop dead, ted. hey cruz if you don't like new york values, go back to canada. >> that was one of donald's strongest moments last night. it has been for the last three or four days. i have to tell you donald trump is a constant niagara of surprises. mark and i have been covering these things for a long time. me longer than you, mark. i have never seen a faster learner in american politics than donald trump. he adapts to the scene no matter where he is. he dominates the scene no matter where he is or what he's saying. >> let's take a look first of all at the clash over where ted cruz was born and donald trump's back background. >> back in september, donald said he had lawyers look at this from every which way. there was nothing to this issue. since september, the constitution hasn't changed. but the poll numbers h

members from australia and scottland and ireland as well as across the united states. we started posting questions every couple of days that have to deal with addiction and in some form or another so people are constantly learning as well as getting support. and i had so many people saying you really need to take this outside of facebook. so i started talking to members and they started sending me, i want, i want, i want and currently working with just under 50 different facilitateors in states all across the united states looking to start their own chapters. i started actual meetings in carroll county. they run every other week at this point. e cover co-dependency or enabling. those two go hand in hand. i cover a street drug of some sort, make sure that people who come to the meetings see what it really looks like and what signs they need to pay attention to and how much it costs, so on and so forth. i firmly believe education is what's going to change every single piece of this puzzle. we educate the doctors, we need to educate the families, stigma. education is the

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. >> donald's mother was born in scottland. >> but i was born here. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald -- >> big difference. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. [laughter]

. >> donald's mother was born in scottland. she was naturalized. now donald -- >> but i was born here. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, on the issue of citizenship, donald, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. [laughter]