as — course resulted in alex salmond stood as a — course resulted in alex salmond stood as a separatetook a number of snp activists with him. took a number of snp activists with him that _ took a number of snp activists with him. that project has failed but the question— him. that project has failed but the question now is, will she try to hold _ question now is, will she try to hold out— question now is, will she try to hold out the olive branch and reunite — hold out the olive branch and reunite her party? and how will she persuade _ reunite her party? and how will she persuade the potential critics within— persuade the potential critics within her party that actually they should _ within her party that actually they should not necessarily push for a referendum sooner rather than later? there _ referendum sooner rather than later? there is— referendum sooner rather than later? there is a _ referendum sooner rather than later? there is a job to do for her as first — there is a job to do for her as first minister of scotland and also there _ first minister of scotland and also there i

to become an ongoing row between nicola sturgeon and alex salmond, but that didn't actually emerge.alex salmond didn't really manage to gain a lot of coverage for his campaign. specifically, if we can talk about the idea that there was a lot of talk about the snp getting a majority. the snp themselves downplayed that really. was that strategic and what was the benefit of that? well, it's not strategic. i think this is one of the main frustrations of the coverage. particularly in scotland watching coverage. this framing that the snp failed to win a majority and it's just become repetitive, this mantra, someone will say that, someone else sticks up to correct it. the scottish parliamentary system is set up to having a majority government so when the majority previously under alex salmond, that was a freak event. it was not supposed to happen. and so when nicola sturgeon was saying she wasn't expecting to win the majority, she wasn't, because parliament was not designed that way. so that's the political news cycle. i want to zoom out for a second and talk about the forces that shape wh

... brute out to be nicola sturgeon's nemesis, alex salmond. . ._ alex salmond. ..tanding for his alba party~ _ salmond was standing for his alba party~ but — salmond was standing for his alba party. but only on the list. the truth _ party. but only on the list. the truth is, — party. but only on the list. the truth is, it— party. but only on the list. the truth is, it doesn't look very good for mr— truth is, it doesn't look very good for mr salmond, at least on this first result _ for mr salmond, at least on this first result. alba has gotjust 2% in aberdeen donside, you need around 6% if you _ in aberdeen donside, you need around 6% if you are _ in aberdeen donside, you need around 6% if you are likely to pick up any seat~ _ 6% if you are likely to pick up any seat it— 6% if you are likely to pick up any seat. it might be a question over mr salmond _ seat. it might be a question over mr salmond to— seat. it might be a question over mr salmond to return to holyrood, that it may _ salmond to return to holyrood, that it may not _ salmond to return to holyrood, that i

i along those lines if put forward by alex salmond?— alex salmond?ect a motion put forward by - alex salmond? i think they would l reject a motion put forward by alex salmond because they realise that alex salmond is really a gift to people like me. he has become the sort of unattractive face of nationalism. so i think you are as likely to seen nicola sturgeon defining against those elements within the nationalist movement, as you are feeling pressure, once the campaign is over, she will not feel that pressure is there. so in many ways i think alex salmond, i think he is viewed by both sides of the argument as a sort of unhelpful presence in the debate, and i think during the election he was a worry for nicola sturgeon. i think after the election if he is there, he will be an unattractive reminder about the fringes of nationalism, but nicola sturgeon is in pretty tight control of her party now i think. irate control of her party now i think. we will end it there, blair mcdougal, who is going to be voting labour i think about tomorrow. thank you very

alex salmond, thank you _ failure and alba are rising. alex salmond, thank you very much.got that final leaders debate coming up in about 20 minutes. just two days now until the election and the leaders of scotland's five main parties will be right here to debate live. we have nicola sturgeon of the snp, the conservative douglas ross, on a sour of the labour party patrick harvie of the queens and willie many of the liberal democrats. that is at ten to scotland, the bbc news channel and the iplayer. we're back with reaction to that at 10:30 on bbc one scotland. we'll see you then. cold winds abroad would weather to many parts of the uk, eyre turn dry overnight. increasingly wintry showers in northern scotland. colder than last night, not as wet as widely, winds won“t than last night, not as wet as widely, winds won't be as strong. where we had clear skies, scotland and northern england, we are more likely to have a touch of frost. showers moving across into wales, across the midlands towards the south—east of england,

imagine alex salmond — scottish parliament.dent lover nicola sturgeon. imagine those two together in an administration, ayesha. as si in an administration, ayesha. spicy as that in an administration, ayesha. is spicy as that might be, i don't think that's going to happen. i think that's going to happen. i think the really interesting thing is how unpopular alex hammond is in scotland. in fact this is how bad things are, chris. borisjohnson is more popular than alex salmond in scotland right now! so i don't think his party would do the damage that people thought. as i said before, i think the green party is really interesting to look at, the other thing that is going to be interesting is that rates for second place because scotland has a new leader of the labour party anas sarwar who has had a very good campaign and made a good personal impression so there is quite a race on now to see who is going to be the opposition party. that is interesting to watch. i opposition party. that is interesting to watch. opposition party. that i

, faster and to show more urgency was herformer mentor alex salmond, and yesterday's result was pretty new party. they got about 2% across scotland, didn't win any seats, even alex salmond himself there was a big personal following in the north—east of scotland failed to get a seat. he looks like he's going to stay on the political scene in some ways, so we may hear some of that pressure from him but i think the legitimacy of that argument has been really undermined by the fact he didn't get any popular support in the selection at all. nicola sturgeon in terms of the parliament has a lot of leeway, a lot of control and i think she will feel she has more breathing space than she had before the election. . ~ space than she had before the election. ., ~ , ., , . election. thank you very much indeed. in england, the conservatives gained control of 12 more councils while labour lost seven but it did better in the mayoral elections. eight labour mayors kept theirjobs including london's sadiq khan and the party took another two mayoral spots from the conservatives. our political correspondent

i think| that's a very valid point actually and in fact since the emergence of alex salmond's new partyent, but what it means is that nicola sturgeon does not own, if you like, the narrative about independence. and it has forced her into a position where she is going to have to talk about and has been increasingly talking about those nitty—gritty issues of immigration, border control, border checks, etc. whereas before she could just say we are going to have a referendum and her nemesis and one—time mentor alex salmond has come up with this new party. so they are to clear independence parties and it is now about the detail. and you know is that people have got the appetite for it having seen what's happened post—brexit. we went to see on thursday when people go to the polls. on thursday when people go to the olls. �* ., ., on thursday when people go to the olls. �* . . .., ., , polls. and a final comment on this story from — polls. and a final comment on this story from you. — polls. and a final comment on this story from you, nigel, _ polls. and a final comment on this story from you,

alex salmond who may get the odd seed with his fledgling party. have an immediate referendum. he's urging starts to vote smp for their constituency and are on the list system, the system to vote for him. so he can create the super majority. should nicola sturgeon fall short she always got 11 green mps do count on. so independence is very much on the cards. they may say there were polls last week which were showing a certain drift away from the yes food. and so it's on a slightly less of an ice age. with a £40 billion deficit. i think scots are to wake up deficit. i think scots are to wake up to the fact that things are bit different from 2020 202014. when alex salmond promised them £57 billion worth of tax revenue for independent scotland would own. 0f independent scotland would own. of course oil went with that money anymore. jo course oil went with that money an more. , ., , , course oil went with that money an more. ,, ., course oil went with that money an more. , ., ,, i. ., ., course oil went with that money an more. ,, ., ., , anymore. jo ph

for the first independence referendum. —— said yes to alex salmond.hat all the pro—independence parties and the anti—independence parties got, they are pretty much the same, 50—50. if you look at the polls, in the last few weeks they have looked around 50-50 few weeks they have looked around 50—50 as well. if you look at the average of those polls anyway. although the independence movement is in a really good place and they are really happy with the election result, the country is still pretty split and that means we will spend at least another three years talking about the process before we get to potentially even then the point of another referendum. nicola sturgeon wants to work out the answers to some pretty big questions as well, some pretty big questions as well, so she will not be rushing into it. nick, rank you very much. police investigating the death of community support officer julia james have been granted more time to question a man in his 20s. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near dover. she'd suffered serious

alex salmond, who led the alba party for a referendum yesterday, did not score, didn't get any msps inind of mandate that the parliamentary mandate, with the greens, to demand a referendum, but she does not have the outright majority of an snp dominated parliament to go ahead with that. so she could push on it, and she knows while the country is split 50—50, the country is split right down the middle, she knows she does not want a referendum on these terms. it is too risky. just as it is too risky for borisjohnson to allow it to go ahead. it might go up one way or another. she has to build a case for a referendum. because brexit kind of ruptured and changed scotland's relationship with the uk, a material change the snp say are the grounds for a second independence referendum. it also changed the terms of the skagen independence referendum, because then you would be talking about a brexit border between scotland of the united kingdom. you might talk about using the euro instead of sterling and nicola sturgeon will campaign to show she has the —— does not have the plan to do this. but th

a ongoing row between nicola sturgeon and alex salmond but that didn't actually emerge.ic. i think _ benefit of that? well, it's not strategic. i think this - benefit of that? well, it's not strategic. i think this is - benefit of that? well, it's not strategic. i think this is one l strategic. i think this is one of the main frustrations of the coverage. particularly in scotland watching coverage. this framing that the smp failed to win the majority and it's just become this mantra someone will say that someone else sticks up to correct it. the parliamentary system stays up the parliamentary system stays up to having a majority government so when the majority previously under alex salmond that was a freak event. it was not supposed to happen. and so when nicola sturgeon was saying she wasn't expecting to win the majority, she wasn't because parliament was not designed that way. 50 parliament was not designed thatwa . ., v that way. so that's the political _ that way. so that's the political news - that way. so that's the political news cycle. i. that way. so that's the

time to gain the system _ of alex salmond's time to gain the system but rather that the snp, as i saideanwhite _ said, might get over the 65 murk and meanwhile the greens look as if they are heading for a record performance. put those things together— performance. put those things together and probably about three fifths of— together and probably about three fifths of the new parliament will be in favour _ fifths of the new parliament will be in favour of independence, even though— in favour of independence, even though amongst the electorate as a whole. _ though amongst the electorate as a whole. it's— though amongst the electorate as a whole, it's a question almost the country— whole, it's a question almost the country evenly divided. professor sir john country evenly divided. professor sirjohn curtice, _ country evenly divided. professor sirjohn curtice, you _ country evenly divided. professor sirjohn curtice, you will- country evenly divided. professor sirjohn curtice, you will have - country evenly divided. professor sirjohn curtice, you will have a l sirjohn curtice, you will hav

_ to resign over the whole alex salmond story. simple reason he did not _ with his own candidates. the simple reason he did not come _ with his own candidates. the simple reason he did not come is _ with his own candidates. the simple reason he did not come is because l reason he did not come is because the scottish tories did not want him to come _ the scottish tories did not want him to come because he is seen as a potential— to come because he is seen as a potential damage to their campaign. they feared his low approval ratings would _ they feared his low approval ratings would damage them. nicola sturgeon at the _ would damage them. nicola sturgeon at the start of this campaign wanted to make _ at the start of this campaign wanted to make it— at the start of this campaign wanted to make it nicola sturgeon's scotland versus boris johnson's britaih — scotland versus boris johnson's britain. that is what they were worried — britain. that is what they were worried about.— britain. that is what they were worried about. ~ . ., , .,

has his new _ little bit because alex salmond has his new party and that has rather expose _ his newother referendum and her plans for another referendum and what _ and her plans for another referendum and what the numbers might be and what currency might be used and what the border— what currency might be used and what the border might look like so... i the border might look like so... know you the border might look like so... i know you will come back again, claire. 0ne know you will come back again, claire. one of the ways the government is doing this is taking advantage of the uk internal market act to allow it to spend money on infrastructure in scotland. i see it might seem to remember this was controversial at the time because the scottish parliament in particular was seeing if power is being passed back from brussels it should not go to westminster but go to the devolved institutions. maybe this is why they were not very keen on it. �* , ,., , this is why they were not very keen on it. absolutely, because this effectively _ on it. absolutely, because this effectively as _ on

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. children are caught in the crossfire and weaken for age between israel and gaza iraq's use of missiles from both sides have intensified all week his death toll has continued to climb we speak to peace activist and pink floyd front man. which will give bell gaza with the barrel full of fish and the israelis shoot the games. to stop the madness that's the play of these radio presenters chaos reigns on the street says arab and jewish communities clash on all sides with shops vandalized cars torched in one hour drive from his vehicle beaten unconscious and tensions run high.

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thank you very much, alex salmond. _ exciting prospect. thank you very much, alex salmond.on the ground is about to expect there to be many acting at all. i think what alba have done is they have opened up people's thinking a lot about the second vote they have in scotland but strangely they have in scotland but strangely the beneficiaries of that could be a different party entirely, the greens, partly because they have also been included in debates and they have planning —— extremely well, a very deft combination of a co—leadership between law slater and patrick harvie, a lot of younger people very, very concerned about the environment. and all of that now is fronted by the greens for the first time, making a really clear commitment to an independence referendum themselves so the combination is pretty powerful, may be more powerful with more media exposure than alba. i be more powerfulwith more media exposure than alba.— exposure than alba. i want to give the last word _ exposure than alba. i want to give the last word to _ exposure than alba. i want to give the last word

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opted to stay in the united kingdom judging by the latest election result form a scottish minister alex salmond thinks there's now a majority for going it alone. as 1st minister i got the agreement of the then to the prime minister david cameron to hold a half an hour that was in 2012 for a referendum was held in $24.00 teams and support for scottish independence was less than fair people send during that effort and the process increased to 45 percent you know in this election support for scottish independence is all of 50 percent so my belief is that if we have a referendum by arguing of particularly why independence would be good for scotland then we could increase that support much further but of course you have to get the referendum and be prepared to argue for independence to increase the support so we have to avoid the chicken and egg situation there was a water that scottish borders and fame dissolved the fall of the monday had been given by the scottish people. but the e.u. use food safety agency has given the green light to meal worms and the high protein maggot like insect could soon

the united kingdom though judging by the latest election results former scottish 1st minister alex salmond thinks there is now a majority for going it alone. as 1st minister i gladly griebel of the dame to the prime minister david cameron to hold a half an hour that was in 2012 for a referendum was held in $24.00 teams and support for scottish independence was less than 50 percent during that effort in the process increased to 45 percent though in this election support for scottish independence is all that 50 percent so my belief is that if we have a referendum by arguing or to completing why independence would be good for scotland then we could increase that support much further but of course you have to get the referendum and be prepared to argue for independence to increase the support so if we have to avoid the chicken and egg situation there is a water that scottish borders and fame dissolved the fall of the monday they've been given by the scottish people. a student from jordan who came to russia to study ended up fall in love with the natural beauty of a mountainous region in the so

the united kingdom although judging by the latest election results former scottish 1st minister alex salmond thinks there is now a majority for going alone. as 1st minister i would gladly agree but of the day maturity privatised of david cameron to hold a half of the vote was in 2012 for a referendum was held in 24 team then support for scottish independence was less than 50 percent during the referendum will says increase to 45 percent though in this election support for scottish independence is over 50 percent so my belief is that if we have a referendum by arguing to kill a thing why independence would be good for scotland then we could increase that support much further but of course you have to get the referendum and be prepared to argue for independence do increase the support so we have to avoid the chicken and egg situation there to support the scottish politicians frame those all before with the monday they've been given by the scottish people. the e.u. that food safety agency has given the green light to mill worms and the high protein maggot like insect could soon be coming to a s

welcome to alex salmond's to from scotland now last week's elections across the u.k. threw up some interesting contrast thing results in scotland and i think people were so intense and wales labor won well i didn't go into almost all of england.

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welcome to the alex salmond's to from scotland now last week's elections across the u.k. threw up some interesting on contrast thing results in scotland people were so intense and wales labor one well and in england well almost all of england quarters johnson's tories made supriya now our guest on today show has a particular interest in the political success of boris johnson because he's written a book about the prime minister called the assault or untruth. as a former journalistic colleague peter oborne is in a strong position to explain the rise and rise of boris johnson and his apparent ability to write to any personal scandal to lecture think face how does peter oborne assess boris johnson's ability to walk on political water and i think you'll come out dry well with alex and peter to discuss preferable than your recent book the assault on truth you've pointed out the relationship that johnson has worked but our city no just a few weeks after that damning indictment he is cock of the walk is master of all the surveys he's laid the labor party law in england what is go

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welcome to alex salmond sue from scotland now last week's elections across the u.k. threw up some interesting contrast thing results in scotland did i think people were so intense and wales labor won well i didn't go into almost all of england orders johnson's tories reigned supreme now i guess the traditional has a particular interest in the political fix this of boris johnson because he's written a book about the prime minister called the assault on truth as a former journalistic colleague peter oborne is in a strong position to explain the rise and rise of boris johnson and as a patent ability to try to any personal scandal to actual success how does peter oborne assess border's johnson's ability to walk on political water and i think will come might try well with alex and peter to discuss people though both of them your recent book the assault on cruised you pointed out the strained relationship that borders johnson has with that our city mo just a few weeks after that damning indictment he spoke of the walk master of all the surveys he's laid the labor party law

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back president biden is sort of yourself an ambitious target to vaccine 8 against covies 70 percent of all adults in the u.s. by july 4th but that's quite a bit to win over skeptics in the white house is recruiting the likes of mcdonald's a new beauty entice people to get their shots to be 2 pounds reports. have you heard about these things called covert vaccines yeah apparently they're all the craze right now i mean i wouldn't heard about them unless i was constantly bombarded with calls to get vaccinated i mean seriously how many people do they think live under rocks we get it you want to get backs unaided but the advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccinations sites while mcdonal

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see if. well. welcome back. palestinians are facing increasing brutality due to israeli apartheid policies on top of all that they're being silenced on social media so they can't even get the word out about their treatment here to discuss is our extremely online correspondence they only care of ani naomi tell us about the struggles well leave there's a bitter fight between good looking people on instagram and people on twitter who only look good in the one photo on their profile but what is one good picture says a sound of enough that we're talking about israel and palestine if you want this video to get deleted by you tube because we're talking about the o.c.c. u p i d t territories under attack by israel. you think the algorithm can't read it it's worth a shot i mean certain videos about the conflicts are performing as well as a live stream of zoom traffic court and many videos showing israelis crimes are just disappearing it's a gram and twitte

welcome to alex salmond's to from scotland now last week's elections across the u.k. threw up some interesting contrast thing results in scotland did i think people were so immense and wales labor one well and in england well almost all of england quarters johnson's tories the supremes now i guess on today show has a particular interest in the political fix say so boris johnson because he's written a book about the prime minister called the assault on truth as a former journalist colleague peter oborne is in a strong position to explain the rise and rise of borscht johnson has a patent ability to write to any personal scandal to actual success. how does people buy a safe body johnson's ability to walk on political warfare and i think i'll come right down well with alex and peter to discuss peter oborne than your recent book the assault on truth you've pointed out that the strained relationship that johnson has with the acetate just a few weeks after that damning indictment is cock of the walk us master of all the surveys he's laid the labor party law in england what i

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world the politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see it end . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson lation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true. is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or inmate in the shallows. it's good to have you with us today deadly landmines in civilian areas are a widespread ongoing consequence of the central african republic almost decade long civil war and the government has been fighting rebels in the country since 2012 in a battle not just for valuable mineral resources but also for influencing neighboring states a situation that has left over a 1000000 people homeless many more in chronic poverty. reports from the central african republic. this part of the country is considered to be under government control and that's true for the most part but there are still groups of armed rebels hiding in the jungles sometimes they lay mines

leader alex salmond. salmond was cleared in court of all charges.lieve that nicola sturgeon orchestrated a campaign to bring him down. salmond has formed his own party, alba. >> the party's strategic aims are clear and unambiguous: to achieve a successful, socially, just, environmentally responsible independent country. >> reporter: alba candidates like christina hendry, reject claims that independence demands will damage scotland's post covid recovery. >> scotland is best placed to decide how we recover from the pandemic. the people of scotland are best plac to decide what policies we should be putting fward, how we should be recovering. >> reporter: at a memorial to fallen british veterans, former soldier bob bolton stands up f the union. >> we are better together. this pandemic has proved that. and if i hadn't been for the u.k. government, scoand would have been so far behind in the vaccination process. there would be many, many more peop dead in scotland than what there is now. >> reporter: some analysts believe that boris johnson should offer t

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. i get a new in more than a 1000 sellers of fake covert certificates have been found online in the u.k. and worldwide offering false vaccine and test documents was little as 25 pounds in the u.k. alone border stuff for catching around 100 people a day with fake vaccine and test documents with most coming in from africa south america and asia it's got latest on this see how big a problem is oded vanunu is head of. the vulnerability research he's led the study thanks for being with us how big is this problem i suppose it was always going to come if you think about how the world works but for the past 6 months we've been monitoring this is just the tip of the iceberg of what. yeah absolutely you know we believe that this is like the deep of the iceberg because this all comes from the darkness and of course the documentaries like huge power little network which we cannot see the darkness but we can see the trends and the trends are very clea

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politicssmall business i'm show business i'll see you then. 3 palestinians are reportedly dead and dozens wounded after an israeli airstrike on the gaza strip which comes in response to a large scale rocket attack on israel by the hamas militant group. at least 10 people are killed including a children in a missile strike on intensely populated refugee camp in gaza. we are here on the rubbles on the ruins on the debris of the house that used to be the house of a will how it's a family. israeli missiles also hit a tower block in gaza city where international media outlets were.

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they do not have that majority on their own, if you factor in the scottish greens, potentially alex salmond'shere. unionist parties want to stop the overall programme for to majority, there is a race for second between the conservatives who overtook labour last time and labour, who feel that campaign is going pretty well. there is the scottish liberal democrats too. at the election is notjust about independence, we saw during the pandemic the big health decisions, and that will be the post—pandemic recovery on the minds of voters, but independence is a big issue closely watched notjust in edinburgh but from downing street. thank you, nick eardley, our political correspondent. for a round up of everything you need to know about the elections,?there's a guide on our website with much more information about who is standing where. that's at bbc.co.uk/news, or on the bbc news app. from here in edinburgh, back to you, jane. thank you, clive myrie at holyrood. the prosecution has opened its case against a west mercia police constable accused of the murder and manslaughter of the former aston villa f

join me every thursday on the alex salmond sure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. a new gold rush is underway. thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. children are torn between gone. my family was very poor i thought i was dream i best get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. welcome back in the 1st half we heard from the palestinian about sort of the u.k. was i was almost to accuse israel of apartheid and war crimes joining me from his really perspective is jerusalem post correspondent and author jeremy ball but thanks so much your to for coming on just to give me some personal recollections of what kind of thing has been going on this week from your perspective. first of all myself and my family we have a safe room that we've had to run into a number of times over the course of the week so that could be in the middle of an item we grab are kids out of their beds and run off into the city from there got 90 seconds to get there and as long as we get to