no independence referendum for nicholas sturgeon. how will she ever. nicholas sturgeon.t something to get ever. but something else to get you all going is shamima begum. because appeal against because appeal hearing against the of her british the stripping of her british citizenship continues today the court has heard more from begum. as lawyers they argue that the then home secretary sajid javid had already made up his mind to revoke consulting revoke before consulting reasonable evidence and if her appealis reasonable evidence and if her appeal is denied, she risk walking through iran and syria with no place to call home course. she did used to call syria home when she went to join isis. joining me now is barrister rebecca butler. rebecca, thank you very much. my concern about this, rebecca, is that it set a legal precedent. if we can welcome shamima back to the luxurious area of hamlets or bethnal green or even if she's going to leave, no doubt, probably taxpayers expense, by the way . will it set a legal the way. will it set a legal precedent for? essentially, anyone

nicholas sturgeon says year. she's disappointed by the decision but well respected , decision but well respected, adding future without consent adding a future without consent exposes a myth that the uk is a voluntary partnership and makes the case independence . homeless the case independence. homeless people have accused the government of prioritising illegal over their welfare . more illegal over their welfare. more than 300, mostly asylum seekers have been staying at metropole hotel on blackpool seafront for the past year. homeless groups in the city which includes an armed forces veteran, have speaking to gb news. they say they are living rough on the streets while channel are put up in a nearby hotel. it's wrong because you're locking up the real homeless. because you're locking up the real homeless . they are them real homeless. they are them putting them in and then leave you know from the streets it's wrong . millions of pensioners wrong. millions of pensioners will get a cash boost from today as part of

nicholas sturgeon, soon. but nicholas sturgeon, she's still waving that flag.. i can't but wonder whether or not whether she's whipping up whether not she's whipping up xenophobic but these xenophobic. but first, these latest headlines . good it's latest headlines. good it's 4:33. i'm bethany elsey , the gb 4:33. i'm bethany elsey, the gb newsroom. the home secretary says she is committed to reducing levels of migration as the number the uk has its highest level since the second world war. office for national data shows 504,000 more people moved to the uk than left in year to june. it beats the previous of 390,000. in 2015. suella braverman said the rise has been driven by fleeing the war and the evacuation from afghanistan . the chair of afghanistan. the chair of a safeguarding that dealt with the case of a five year old boy in wales who was murdered. his family has apologised , after a family has apologised, after a review, found failings. logan died in july last year. months of abuse at the hands of his mother stepfather stepbrother. he was given life senten

that was nicholas sturgeon that.rgh outside the scottish parliament. and olivia, as we're getting not just from the first minister but six snp questions to westminster the legal decision but the politics goes . decision but the politics goes. on and also on the face of it this looks like quite a decisive for the uk government . it this looks like quite a decisive for the uk government. it might turn out to be a bit of a pyrrhic victory. the other well, there were two other possible opfions there were two other possible options the supreme court judgement today. one was an snp win, which is quite straightforward. the other was that the court just kicks out the case saying. it was not within their jurisdiction that was ideal scenario was actually the ideal scenario for the uk government because with this result, although yes the uk government as one nicholas sturgeon can make the argument that westminster is now placing a deliberate in the way of scottish democracy and that's already she's arguing she is now conflating

nicholas sturgeon david starkey. nicholas sturgeon yes . or indeed it's what is what yes.s what is what call cards that have that squeak annoys when you refuse to put your seatbelt on. i get that that but but the point about is the affectation of victimhood i mean this seems to me to be as who was born just south of the scottish border is has always very interested in scots history . it is it is a shame to the scottish past the scots were not victims no 1707 scotland wanted membership of a greater britain for access to the british. and what the scots do. they were the leading they were generally speaking the most the most forceful the best educated imperialist everywhere you around the world, everyday , the around the world, everyday, the only banking system in canada is scottish . the crazy thing about scottish. the crazy thing about when they quote that supreme court judgement from canada is that if you talk to a quebec secessionist the scots are the guys who had oppressed his people in quebec for generations. so this idea that they're they're the oppressors in canada bu

nicholas sturgeon david starkey. nicholas sturgeon yes . or indeed it's what is what yes.s what is what call cards that have that squeak annoys when you refuse to put your seatbelt on. i get that that but but the point about is the affectation of victimhood i mean this seems to me to be as who was born just south of the scottish border is has always very interested in scots history . it is it is a shame to the scottish past the scots were not victims no 1707 scotland wanted membership of a greater britain for access to the british. and what the scots do. they were the leading they were generally speaking the most the most forceful the best educated imperialist everywhere you around the world, everyday , the around the world, everyday, the only banking system in canada is scottish . the crazy thing about scottish. the crazy thing about when they quote that supreme court judgement from canada is that if you talk to a quebec secessionist the scots are the guys who had oppressed his people in quebec for generations. so this idea that they're they're the oppressors in canada bu

nominee is nicholas sturgeon for her idea and.ow and actually james, your nominee mine is the victorian ghoul rees—mogg for his appalling comments around abortion and describing it as a cult of death in the context of rape and, incest. what did you describe him as? he's a victorian ghoul? oh, because he's got a different view from you. i think she's being polite actually, i've got worse words. well, look , going worse words. well, look, going to go with adam brooks screaming sturgeon. you missed my sturgeon. if you missed my digest at the top of the show, it is on my twitter account at dan wootton. now, what a brilliant superstore panel tonight. dawn nissim , adam tonight. dawn nissim, adam brooks, ashley james, thank so much. you for . brooks, ashley james, thank so much. you for. your much. thank you for. your company really enjoyed that . i'm company really enjoyed that. i'm back tomorrow night, though , back tomorrow night, though, from 9 pm. next up it's headliners. have an amazing night. good night. good i'm tatiana sanchez.

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nicholas sturgeon is in cuckoo land . she thinks that the land. the scottish people will to that pressure and we will treat election other general election like any other general election like any other general election and she cannot hijack for the purpose of her independence referendum simply not possible. well unfortunately, i've seen this sort of thing happen in northern ireland as well. jamie as you can imagine. so i you well, thank you so much coming on thank you so much for coming on to today on the to discuss this today on the briefing well, coming up, christmas travel woes lie ahead after the rmt and a fresh round of strikes. more strikes across december and january is set to bnng december and january is set to bring further travel . but before bring further travel. but before we talk about that , here's we talk about that, here's rhiannon jones with your news headunes. rhiannon jones with your news headlines . arlene, thank you to headlines. arlene, thank you to 33 year top stories from the gb newsroom. the health secretary is refusing b

nicholas sturgeon said the next general election would act as a de facto referendum .nd during de facto referendum. and during a rally outside the scottish parliament tonight, she also said it's clear the uk is not a voluntary partnership of nations . now the westminster establishment may think it can block a referendum . but let me block a referendum. but let me be clear i am sure on your behalf today , no establishment, behalf today, no establishment, westminster or otherwise , will westminster or otherwise, will ever silence the voice of the scottish people . the home scottish people. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's borders and blamed channel migrants for overcrowding at a processing centre. almost 4000 migrants were being held at the manston centre in kent earlier this month. that's more than double its capacity while during a parliamentary hearing suella braverman was asked whose fault it was that that was allowed to happen. it was that that was allowed to happen . i'll tell you who's at happen. i'll tell you who's at

nicholas sturgeon said the next general election would act as a de facto referendum .nd during de facto referendum. and during a rally outside the scottish parliament tonight, she also said it's clear the uk is not a voluntary partnership of nations . now the westminster establishment may think it can block a referendum . but let me block a referendum. but let me be clear i am sure on your behalf today , no establishment, behalf today, no establishment, westminster or otherwise , will westminster or otherwise, will ever silence the voice of the scottish people . the home scottish people. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's borders and blamed channel migrants for overcrowding at a processing centre. almost 4000 migrants were being held at the manston centre in kent earlier this month. that's more than double its capacity while during a parliamentary hearing suella braverman was asked whose fault it was that that was allowed to happen. it was that that was allowed to happen . i'll tell you who's at happen. i'll tell you who's at

yeah not everyone in scotland is nicholas sturgeon fan . no, julie says, in sturgeon fan.under , the have gone downhill under, the snp. the issue is as group snp. but the issue is as a group , will vote , voters who will blindly vote for of how the for them of how badly the managing the country. so not a single supporter of the or independence getting in touch mean perhaps that's not so a surprise but you know the in a way if you are a supporter of nicholas sturgeon what have we got hear your perspective on all of that. however you do have views on gravy . oh, this of that. however you do have views on gravy. oh, this is this is what really matters. and think says guys. i think think mike says hi guys. i think the perfect gravy is what your granny that's granny used to. oh, that's probably true that probably very true. true that lisa in birmingham says i'm vegan and the popular that i referred to, you can think gravy . you think, oh, i know. she said the red car beef gravy has no beef in it's made from soya i've looked it up online you can look at the ingredients and it's

nicholas sturgeon westminster.tober year. but the uk government has so far refused give formal consent refused to give formal consent for the vote to go ahead. well, let's speak political reporter let's speak a political reporter who's in holyrood for us this morning the spectacular morning with the spectacular behind in last half an hour behind you in last half an hour or so . but olivia, we obviously or so. but olivia, we obviously know that there was already a once in a lifetime referendum on this. and independence was rejected . things have changed rejected. things have changed since then . the european union since then. the european union has been left. we know the didn't want to leave the european union, but that's not part of this legal, is it? there were two days of hearings in october, this was clearly october, but this was clearly down competency of the down the competency of the scottish government, whether or not were able to conduct not they were able to conduct another these referendums another one of

nicholas sturgeon said the next general election would act as a de facto referendum. the scottish

again although that's been said and so far nicholas sturgeon seems to be a serious look at electionit. yeah. and quite a canny opera actor politically, but outside the chamber, quite angry scenes night indicating how divisive this is becoming in scotland . this is becoming in scotland. oh, definitely. and we were outside hollyrood yesterday and the scenes that the fury from snp supporters was really quite something. that was one that as a pond outside hollyrood and one supporter was so angry she fell in the pond, which quite dramatic but yeah, definitely the is very very live in scotland. yeah. olivia thank you. first minister's questions still on as we say with the question think at the moment of the nhs still uppermost but we'll update you on reaction to that. olivia thank you much indeed. you're watching gb news live with me long has coming up the investigate option into deputy prime minister dominic raab. where that's going. well let's take look at the weather for you now . hello there. for for you now. hello there. for the rest of today strong gusts, heavy rain tracking with bl

more pro independence than back in 2014 when the know camp 15545, but it's not very strong. nicholas sturgeon recognizes that. she said that if she lost this judgment, she would then have to seek a mandate through a further election. a wal mart employee shot dead 6 people before turning the gun on himself in the us state of virginia. the attack took place inside a wal mart store in the city of chesapeake. the retail chain says its shocked. the motive is not yet known. 6 victims have died. 4 victims are an area, hospitals with conditions unknown at this time. and the suspect is dead from what we believe was a self inflicted gunshot wound, the chesapeake police swat team executed a search warrant at the suspect's residence, and with the help of the virginia state police, we cleared the house. we have reason to believe that there is no risk to the public at this time. no protest at the world's largest apple iphone factory in china is turned violent videos and social media show fox con employees marching in jang juice. being confronted by police, some have reportedly been beaten and detained work

more pro independence than back in 2014 when the know camp 15545, but it's not very strong. nicholas sturgeon recognizes that. she said that if she lost best judgment, she would then have to seek a mandate through a further election. the time. well come action, it's nail all into the 2nd half of course against morocco, the 1st match of the day at the football world cup. then we have germany who faced japan and they of course, have to make up for being knocked out in the group stages. 4 years ago, kevin calvin has the found hoping for a come back. here in catan team, germany are looking to re establish themselves after an early exit in russia in 2018. the 4 time world champions are open to improve by mixing an experienced cor squad with some of the youngest plans in the tournament. but the german fans have largely stayed at home. media reports say 35000 tickets, were sold to germany to see the team player catan 2022. that's just over half the tickets sold 4 years ago. and the football mad country that hasn't been much enthusiasm this time around. somebody say they won't show matches and many s

full and fast minister nicholas sturgeon has a vow to fight on saying that democracy will not be denied. as is becoming clever by the de achieving independence is not no just desirable. it is essential if scotland this to skip the disaster breaks it. the damage of policies imposed by governments. we do not vote for and the low growth, high inequality, economic model that is holding us back, according to the anonymous ruling of 5 judges of the case. the prim court scotland is unable to hold an independence referendum without the british parliament's approval. london has already said they would not grant commission for another vote, insisting that they should be a once in a generation event. back in 2014, from 55 percent of scottish voters rejected their proposed break away from the u. k . london court ruling has re ignited debate on the controversial issue with independence, new phil high among many communities in scotland. we do have deeper into the debate with journalists shade bows, who said that london isn't actually prepared to accept an equal partnership with edinburgh. it illustra

and john is turner in times has got a great op ed on nicholas sturgeon and her law she says is anothereartedly . now and i agree wholeheartedly. now this is pinned to a story of a select committee that was happening in scotland, in holyrood , where a scientist was holyrood, where a scientist was to remove her scarf. her scarf was coloured with the colours, white, purple and green, which are the suffrage colours. it's, you know, is it is this of the move of it was it may smith in 1832, when took the petition to the house of commons for the women for women's vote . i mean, women for women's vote. i mean, come on. so if there's anyone that would on board with this that would be on board with this as you clearly. we've as you clearly. well then we've got a hundred years for that, for actually work and be for it to actually work and be put place anyway . apparently it put place anyway. apparently it was a security that came up and asked this lady to leave, the scientist to leave . i should. scientist to leave. i should. well, why? because your scarf? your scarf, you know, is promoting femin

what nicholas sturgeon should be allowed to hold. it should. ny mandate. she sought a mandate . she didn't actually a mandate. she didn't actually get the majority of the vote. she had to cobble together a coalition the greens, who did not to support the referendum to the electorate. so we have is actually power grab . nicholas actually power grab. nicholas sturgeon in attempting to from the uk . the uk of course should the uk. the uk of course should have a c in actually existing andifs have a c in actually existing and it's right that in the bill created the scottish parliament it believed and the parliamentary certainly believed in the house commons and the lords when the enshrined in law that the there would be no referendum without the uk parliament agree. so it's right and proper that uk supreme court presided over by a scottish and a scottish deputy president, should judge whether snp green coalition has the power or not because they say they have . because they say they have. everyone else says they haven't and needs to be decided . aust

that's the appalling record of nicholas sturgeon and snp in sturgeon and the snp in government here in big ferry budget . we got msp ferry budget. we got msp craig hoy, a conservative critical should i thank you much should i thank you very much party ross . yes okay. party chairman ross. yes okay. well today concludes , the five well today concludes, the five day appeal hearing for shemima bacon, we've been tracking this all, so be a bit weird if we didn't cover in way just didn't cover it when in way just in shemima left in case you shemima bakam left uk in 2015 aged 50 to live under so—called islamic state rule in syria. this result in her citizenship being removed by home secretary sajid javid . but home secretary sajid javid. but her lawyers have argued that is unlawful. hence we where we are right now joining . me to discuss right now joining. me to discuss this in the studio is political . matthew stafford and matthew , . matthew stafford and matthew, thank you very, very much. now you believe that shamima should be don't you ? be allowed home, don't you? well, this is good. he'

lee anderson coming at 945 as scots rise up against scheming nicholas sturgeon on one of her top civil there to talk about is bringing up the kingdom is the snp coming apart at the seams. that's my

after breaks edwards, a majority of scots rejected the 2015 referendum scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon, said, a new independence vote was required. landry, wilson's an activist with the campaign time for scotland. he won't scotland to be independent. he's had a demonstration at the scottish parliament in edinburgh and joins us now live. thank you very much for being on this news. our. how angry are you and the other protesters are with today's court decision some good evening. it's great to be joining you. i'm joining you from, you can see the scottish parliament building behind me on right to the center, right. by here. i think that the campaign was across to help you today of disappointed by the result, by the decision and supreme court campaigners. i'm not particularly surprised, and i think what has happened is that the decision that was handed down was morning has galvanized on. we'll continue to galvanized people even more than unblocked. we'll see more campaigning, for example, in edinburgh today, but also and 15 different locations all across scotland. and indeed in 6 different

this and remember in 2015 during the leaders debates against those giants of modern times like nicholas sturgeonnd nick ed miliband and david, i remember arguing that actually one of the reasons we had a problem is we had an open door immigration policy. no idea how the population was going to expand , population was going to expand, therefore couldn't plan. but no, no, no i was wrong. completely wrong. have nothing to do with the housing . according to our the housing. according to our political class then and now. but think about this since . but think about this since. david cameron became prime minister in ten. the british population has increased by 4 million. 4 million just to cope with immigration alone . we need with immigration alone. we need to build a new dwelling every 5 minutes, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days, every . so days a week, 365 days, every. so much of this of these tory mps who are actually well, they should know it's their that has caused much of this problem . if caused much of this problem. if we have central government telling to telling elected local gove

when the know can 15545, but it's not very strong. nicholas sturgeon recognizes that. she said that if she lost this judgment, she would then have to seek a mandate through a further election. they did when the 2021 election promising this in the rec to as they call it. but that now is clearly not on the cards in the immediate future. it probably is going to be along the whole for the scottish national party and the allies to try to get a 2nd referendum for the time being. the british government will be very satisfied . they didn't want the supreme court to actually rule on this a toll, but now that it has done conclusively that at least has pushed the issue further down the line. all right, thanks so much and dean barbara i protested, the world's largest half alive phone factory in china turn violent videos and social media show fox con employees marching in june. being confronted by police thumb have repeal, reportedly been beaten and detained work as a protesting against unpaid wages and the impact of china. strict coven 19 policy. patrick falk is following developm

so scotland, nicholas sturgeon is trying trying to is for trying uk is trying to is for another few yearsher few years, but she's trying to lower age of voting because young people idealistic and they're gullible and they're idiots. yeah. so you can you convince them all we're going to create one utopia and create this one to utopia and they'll be like, oh yeah, this is wonderful. and i think they're much on the same page on their of the and they think their of the same and they think that left populism, is that left populism, which is essentially they sell will essentially what they sell will be by the they don't be supported by the they don't realise that the young i mean hitler would have got nowhere without that without the young. right that was absolutely essential to his good know. yeah you good to his you know. yeah you can swing the young either way , can swing the young either way, you know, they can get behind the but they they the programme but they just they just looking popping just look at looking popping in dunng just look at looking popping in during revolution. just look

so scotland, nicholas sturgeon is trying trying to is for trying uk is trying to is for another few yearsher few years, but she's trying to lower age of voting because young people idealistic and they're gullible and they're idiots. yeah. so you can you convince them all we're going to create one utopia and create this one to utopia and they'll be like, oh yeah, this is wonderful. and i think they're much on the same page on their of the and they think their of the same and they think that left populism, is that left populism, which is essentially they sell will essentially what they sell will be by the they don't be supported by the they don't realise that the young i mean hitler would have got nowhere without that without the young. right that was absolutely essential to his good know. yeah you good to his you know. yeah you can swing the young either way , can swing the young either way, you know, they can get behind the but they they the programme but they just they just looking popping just look at looking popping in dunng just look at looking popping in during revolution. just look

scotland's first minister nicholas sturgeon vowed to treat the next general election as if it were a referendum. it follows a unanimous decision by the uk supreme court that another can't be held without . the consent of be held without. the consent of westminster and new figures revealed a 50% increase, 50% in the number of parking tickets issued to motorists with record 30,000 fines a day, looking to discover the reason for the rise and what you can do to challenge them . i thought we were supposed them. i thought we were supposed to be clamping down on these cowboy party people that got into that a little bit later on. let us know your thoughts the usual by twitter or email usual ways by twitter or email gbviews@gbnews.uk and make sure you why you're. you let us know why you're. watching listening to watching and listening to us from . good morning to the home from. good morning to the home secretary suella braverman has admitted that the government's failed to control the uk's borders largely of she at that speaking to the home affairs select committee, she also blamed illegal mi

good week for nicholas sturgeon as supreme court as predicted, the supreme court unanimouslyave a second referendum. it's not just an opinion poll. it's not just an opinion poll. it would in fact be something which you can't do. and so she's been refused to have that sort of sign, but she says she's going to it a political choice at the next election. and they will say that will effectively be a de facto referendum . now, be a de facto referendum. now, i don't think every other party is going out on sort going to turn out on that sort of basis agree with that. of basis and agree with that. i mean, nobody expected the supreme with supreme court to come up with any verdict. so i mean so any other verdict. so i mean so i mean, why would you go to i mean, why why would you go to court something that you court over something that you when you're going to when you know you're going to lose? because, you know, i never believed and we said on this show, to it's show, they're going to lose it's crazy. and reid, who's crazy. and lord reid, who's a scottish he was one scottish judge, he

nicholas sturgeon accused westminster of blocking scotland's voice from being heard . special snp being heard. a special snp conference will be held next year to determine way forward a so—called in which one partner is denied the right to choose a different future. but to ask itself the question cannot be described any way as voluntary or even a partnership at all. so this ruling confirms that the nofion this ruling confirms that the notion of the uk as a voluntary partnership of nations if it ever was a reality is no longer a reality . and that exposes a reality. and that exposes situation that is quite simply unsustainable . the home unsustainable. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's borders. government has failed to control the uk's borders . record numbers the uk's borders. record numbers of channel migrant this year, giving at a parliamentary hearing. struggle to explain legal routes which asylum seekers could use to come to the uk . she blamed the migrants uk. she blamed the migrants themselves for overcrowding at themsel

nicholas sturgeon said the next general election would act as a de facto referendum. during a rally outside the scottish parliament, she also said it's clear the uk is not a voluntary partnership of nations. now the westminster establishment me think it can block a referendum, but let me be clear. i am sure on your behalf d no establishment western minster or otherwise will ever silence the voice of the scottish people . voice of the scottish people. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's borders and blamed channel migrants for over crowding at a processing centre . almost 4000 migrants are being held at the manston centre in kent earlier this month . that's kent earlier this month. that's more than double its capacity dunng more than double its capacity during a parliamentary hearing. suella braverman was asked whose fault it was that that was allowed to happen . i'll tell you allowed to happen. i'll tell you who's at fault. yeah it's very clear is it's the people who are breaking our rules by coming here illegally , exploiting

nicholas sturgeon said the next general election would act as a de facto referendum. during a rally outside the scottish parliament, she also said it's clear the uk is not a voluntary partnership of nations. now the westminster establishment me think it can block a referendum, but let me be clear. i am sure on your behalf d no establishment western minster or otherwise will ever silence the voice of the scottish people . voice of the scottish people. the home secretary has admitted the government has failed to control the uk's borders and blamed channel migrants for over crowding at a processing centre . almost 4000 migrants are being held at the manston centre in kent earlier this month . that's kent earlier this month. that's more than double its capacity dunng more than double its capacity during a parliamentary hearing. suella braverman was asked whose fault it was that that was allowed to happen . i'll tell you allowed to happen. i'll tell you who's at fault. yeah it's very clear is it's the people who are breaking our rules by coming here illegally , exploiting

for me this shows nicholas sturgeon is beyond the pale. she's not even a serious anymore.ctivist. and the idea ? scotland activist. and the idea? scotland is some oppressed colony . this is some oppressed colony. this is some oppressed colony. this is a place that obviously if we send billions of pounds to scotland, their economy is effectively ours, is so intertwined with with ours. we send their children to university for free while we pay for own. i'm sorry. it'sjust not discussed at all. by the way nine years ago, they voted conclusively to stay with us. i mean , with with the uk . and they mean, with with the uk. and they were all told at the time sturgeon herself, this was a once in once in a lifetime. and that's thing these two important things they want. it's a once in a generation tell about you but nine years doesn't start to generate and all of the generate and also all of the arguments for why we shouldn't leave the eu according to the scots are the same reasons they want to leave us. it doesn't make sense inconsistent and you have a kick cookie thing they want

for me this shows nicholas sturgeon is beyond the pale. she's not even a serious anymore.ctivist. and the idea ? scotland activist. and the idea? scotland is some oppressed colony . this is some oppressed colony. this is some oppressed colony. this is a place that obviously if we send billions of pounds to scotland, their economy is effectively ours, is so intertwined with with ours. we send their children to university for free while we pay for own. i'm sorry. it'sjust not discussed at all. by the way nine years ago, they voted conclusively to stay with us. i mean , with with the uk . and they mean, with with the uk. and they were all told at the time sturgeon herself, this was a once in once in a lifetime. and that's thing these two important things they want. it's a once in a generation tell about you but nine years doesn't start to generate and all of the generate and also all of the arguments for why we shouldn't leave the eu according to the scots are the same reasons they want to leave us. it doesn't make sense inconsistent and you have a kick cookie thing they want

for scottish businesses suffering a tough year conveniently punishing lockdowns implemented by nicholas sturgeonitude that permeates the corporation and almost every level and has resulted in viewer trust dropping 20 percentage points since 2018. so here's a reminder of a few of the that the bbc on brexit i suppose looking at the crowd is a very white crowd mostly . why bother white crowd mostly. why bother with a milkshake when you could get some battery acid. i think your flag is not up to standard size government interview measurements . size government interview measurements. i think it's just a little bit small but that's your department really really . your department really really. all brexiteers are portrayed as and then you're almost saying postal voters in peterborough thought they were ticking a box to choose a talk doll or a brinjal body . i suppose this brinjal body. i suppose this last column will be considering it is consistent, casual racism . so brexit campaigner in chief gavin jun stated you joins me now june is it time we forcing people to pay the poll tax otherwise as the lic

for scottish businesses suffering a tough year conveniently punishing lockdowns implemented by nicholas sturgeonitude that permeates the corporation and almost every level and has resulted in viewer trust dropping 20 percentage points since 2018. so here's a reminder of a few of the that the bbc on brexit i suppose looking at the crowd is a very white crowd mostly . why bother white crowd mostly. why bother with a milkshake when you could get some battery acid. i think your flag is not up to standard size government interview measurements . size government interview measurements. i think it's just a little bit small but that's your department really really . your department really really. all brexiteers are portrayed as and then you're almost saying postal voters in peterborough thought they were ticking a box to choose a talk doll or a brinjal body . i suppose this brinjal body. i suppose this last column will be considering it is consistent, casual racism . so brexit campaigner in chief gavin jun stated you joins me now june is it time we forcing people to pay the poll tax otherwise as the lic

times nicholas sturgeon a time is up, according to the papen time is up, according to the paper.k. no. to get the news we buy for opinion pieces and alex massie's , a pieces and alex massie's, a terrific journalist , his terrific journalist, his headuneis terrific journalist, his headline is whisper quietly sturgeon's time is up . sturgeon's time is up. worryingly, we do have to whisper things like this because the vitriol from the nationalists is unbelievable. if anybody anybody actually out and criticises cabal of the snp and nicolas sturgeon said at bute house they would see that they have won numerous elections and have won numerous elections and have got the majority for independence . but it's not independence. but it's not actually case. the problem with scotland is there's not enough people turning to vote, right? so they've got and they see with the majority but with 30 to 40% of the electorate actually the snp are in charge. again, this democracy account, the monarchy that's saying that, that's the people's that is the that's what i've just said. but however snp actuall

and nicholas sturgeon has said that is beginning think that she is beginning to think about this.that this is something that scotland can be allowed to make a decision upon. it's one of the great evils of devolution that one part of the united kingdom as also dealing with its self—identification, beloved transgender become transgender people could become it were a haven for. people from england wales and northern ireland. i think once you start going down the route that you have fundamentally different ethical laws within parts of the united kingdom, you fracture that kingdom repair. and as a unionist, i don't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioiist, i don't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi thinkion't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as 't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a moral;ee that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a moral beings. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a moral beings we and i think as a moral being

i think if we get the approach rates in scotland now that nicholas sturgeon and snp have made a mistaken , we can get the constitution, we can get the tories up in scotland and we can make people think that actually having the labour coalition having the anti labour coalition called the tory party working is better than the conservative one which would do it. i think many people think a lot of damage to the country's long term interests. how fascinating . interests. how fascinating. final question then. you are an honourable and honest man. i've known you long enough to know that never flinched from it at all. starmer appeared to all. keir starmer appeared to impress the cbi themselves with what he said. you've been around long enough to know whether this is just a another labour leader toying with profit and growth of the restaurant , toying with profit and growth of the restaurant, or did you think he really meant it and that it was a it was a moment of change, a moment of shift. every labour leader does what i think is going to be best for the country. so act it did in 1935, but he w

but pet stores across the uk are selling them in the former scotland's minister nicholas sturgeon whats? no, not really. what about you ? no, not really. what about you? it might have been cool, but no, not really. what about you? it might have been cool , but no, it might have been cool, but no, it's true or false question for one man has banned the use electricity in his house and is making his family wear head torches to save money during the cost of living rises or false? lizzie yes. and i have one of these in the fantastic you coven these in the fantastic you cover. it's true. it's sad, isn't it? it's true. it is true. it's sad . the family that to it's sad. the family that to change their habits, the necessities that energy bill will to £320 a month. what's have you had to make do to for this covid or am i energy bills have gone up crazy as well. you're going have for more heat . yes i'm the wearing because i use just one little skimpy shorts. the house i'm putting on, the jumpers i'm being you know, well, well, well not saying that on the heating it's going on then what's the ag

and nicholas sturgeon has said that is beginning think that she is beginning to think about this.that this is something that scotland can be allowed to make a decision upon. it's one of the great evils of devolution that one part of the united kingdom as also dealing with its self—identification, beloved transgender become transgender people could become it were a haven for. people from england wales and northern ireland. i think once you start going down the route that you have fundamentally different ethical laws within parts of the united kingdom, you fracture that kingdom repair. and as a unionist, i don't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioiist, i don't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi thinkion't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as 't want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a want see that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a moral;ee that. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a moral beings. that kingdom repair. and as a unioi think as a moral beings we and i think as a moral being

certain is that the nhs in scotland is completely , utterly scotland is completely, utterly run by nicholas sturgeont is nothing to do with the conservatives, nothing to do with westminster other than the amount of money they and what's been happening over the years is that as more spending has going into the nhs in england and wales, the barnett consequentials of money going north to scotland have , not all north to scotland have, not all been spent on the as they could have been . the snp has actually have been. the snp has actually redirected some of that funding and so yes, there is a growing financial blackhole in scotland's nhs and it's wholly the part of the snp to blame and they're trying to find solutions to cover their costs. yeah, i mean , £1 billion is an awful mean, £1 billion is an awful lot. where's money gone to? whether they diverted to. well there's lots of things we'd like to know about where money is going in scotland . 9 billion of going in scotland. 9 billion of money for , covid relief. that money for, covid relief. that couldn't be for essentially it's gone to where the snp t

but scottish first minister nicholas sturgeon was forced to defend her position, declaring that behindehind the nhs it's not up for nhs were quote, it's not up for discussion. her comments discussion. so her comments follow nhs scotland follow reports that nhs scotland has two tier system . has discussed two tier system. that would mean the wealthy would pay their own medical treatment, according leaked minutes of a meeting, health officials , given the green light officials, given the green light by nhs scotland to caroline lamb discuss reforms is the nhs boss offer to the service which is facing a £1 billion black hole and finances gasp? well joining me now is the former snp glasgow city austin sheridan austin thank you very much. great to have you on the show. what a wealthy man who's wealthy well as leaving from discussion and a council to lower the nhs should see the point and needs that are not always going to see their partner's needs and. it's not really for me to find that out. what did the finance who should be getting to see there shouldn't be because it's just it's not a wh

nicholas sturgeon if they get independence from her pretend directive , she wants this directive, shehe supreme court to see if she can have. another one which was supposed to be once in a generation , she wants once in a generation, she wants to be absorbed into the eu now there's one country that will not that and of course that spain . spain will not veto spain. spain will not veto catalan. yes, exactly martin and they won't. so the eu as a model, i think in reality we all realise is broken it doesn't work . so they're just holding work. so they're just holding us. i think to account and they're being quite childish . it they're being quite childish. it well you want to leave so we're going to make it really difficult for to leave at all costs . but the actual cost of costs. but the actual cost of this is a very human because we need the migrants and we need the freedom of movement for labour to fill jobs that have here because people in country i think our workshop and they do not want to do the jobs that are here and they should and we should be able to do that . and should be ab