, john swinney and then alex salmond, john swinney and then alex salmond again and the nicola sturgeonrtunes of the snp as it grew into that big a party, which until recently some would argue still is the dominant force in scottish politics, his role in that sense can't be overstated. 0n the other hand, he was the power behind the throne. while very well known within the political world, he wasn't well known to the general public until recently. he was never an mp or nsp himself.— public until recently. he was never an mp or nsp himself. thank you and we will bring — an mp or nsp himself. thank you and we will bring any _ an mp or nsp himself. thank you and we will bring any more _ an mp or nsp himself. thank you and we will bring any more developments| we will bring any more developments on the story as they come in. breaking news from the us, president biden is to travel to the uk and ireland in april. the white house have said he will visit ireland next week to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. this has been talked about for some time that he will be flying to

neale hehvev— alex salmond's alba party. neale hehvev he— alex salmond's alba party. dramatic two day search of nicola sturgeon's house by hehee— nicola sturgeon's house by hehee hes— nicola sturgeon's house by police has come to an end after her— police has come to an end after her hushehh— police has come to an end after her husband, peter— police has come to an end after her husband, peter morrell's emesh— her husband, peter morrell's arrest yesterday— her husband, peter morrell's arrest yesterday morning . all arrest yesterday morning. all the arrest yesterday morning. all hhe hermet— arrest yesterday morning. all the former chief— arrest yesterday morning. all the former chief executive of he— the former chief executive of hhe shh — the former chief executive of hhe shh es— the former chief executive of the snp was released without ehevee— the snp was released without ehevee hesh— the snp was released without charge last night . but images of charge last night. but images of scores of uniformed officers seevehhe— scores of uniformed officers searching their— scor

neale hehvev— alex salmond's alba party. neale hehvev he— alex salmond's alba party. dramatic two day search of nicola sturgeon's house by hehee— nicola sturgeon's house by hehee hes— nicola sturgeon's house by police has come to an end after her— police has come to an end after her hushehh— police has come to an end after her husband, peter— police has come to an end after her husband, peter morrell's emesh— her husband, peter morrell's arrest yesterday— her husband, peter morrell's arrest yesterday morning . all arrest yesterday morning. all the arrest yesterday morning. all hhe hermet— arrest yesterday morning. all the former chief— arrest yesterday morning. all the former chief executive of he— the former chief executive of hhe shh — the former chief executive of hhe shh es— the former chief executive of the snp was released without ehevee— the snp was released without ehevee hesh— the snp was released without charge last night . but images of charge last night. but images of scores of uniformed officers seevehhe— scores of uniformed officers searching their— scor

nicola sturgeon had to disown alex salmond. does mr. to disown alex salmond.la sturgeon now? $5 i yousaf have to essentially disown nicola sturgeon now?— nicola sturgeon now? as i said alread , nicola sturgeon now? as i said already. you — nicola sturgeon now? as i said already, you are _ nicola sturgeon now? as i said already, you are innocent - nicola sturgeon now? as i said already, you are innocent until| already, you are innocent until proven guilty. and i haven't seen nicola sturgeon being arrested, i haven't seen her being charged with anything, i haven't seen any issues brought against her. so until such time as that happens, i don't see why humza yousaf, the first minister, oranyone why humza yousaf, the first minister, or anyone else should disassociate themselves with anyone until such time as we have a clear and final result and what the investigation shows.- and final result and what the investigation shows. miles briggs, what ou investigation shows. miles briggs, what you think _ investigation shows. miles briggs, what you think should _ investig

when nicola sturgeon officially succeeded alex salmond unopposed at the party's annual conference justt weeks after the failed yes vote in the independence referendum she made it very clear in her speech that independence was still the prize. that independence was still the rize. ., ., ., prize. come with me and together, let us make _ prize. come with me and together, let us make it _ prize. come with me and together, let us make it happen. _ prize. come with me and together, let us make it happen. and - prize. come with me and together, let us make it happen. and it - prize. come with me and together, let us make it happen. and it was i let us make it happen. and it was “ust last let us make it happen. and it was just last summer— let us make it happen. and it was just last summer that _ let us make it happen. and it was just last summer that she - let us make it happen. and it was just last summer that she made l let us make it happen. and it was i just last summer that she made her often repeated promise of a second referendum by the 19th of october 2023. the nationalists have been

alex salmond or bbeeba— a pint with. alex salmond or nicola sturgeon?d of bnbbabn. be.— by a scot who also is proud of britain. he, of— by a scot who also is proud of britain . b2; 2 by a scot who also is proud of britain . 22». by a scot who also is proud of britain . 2 britain. he, of course, shot to fame without amazing bbc2 series coast, which was brilliant. he's now a gb news presenter. he's also got 1 or 2 views on what the government did to us during lockdown . in a moment on talking lockdown. in a moment on talking pints i'll be joined by neil oliver, who . well, this is great. i'm joined by web— well, this is great. i'm joined by neil oliver— well, this is great. i'm joined by neil oliver for— �*fb�*b2;cc 2250 i'm joined by neil oliver for talking bbnbe. — by neil oliver for talking pints. neil— by neil oliver for talking pints. neil it— by neil oliver for talking pints. neil it had- by neil oliver for talking pints. a2; 0 0 “52 by neil oliver for talking pints. a2; 0 0 52 by neil oliver for talking- pints. neil it had to be a pint of heavy did

alex salmond or bbeeba— a pint with. alex salmond or nicola sturgeon? also is proud of bnbbabn. be.— by a scot who also is proud of britain. he, of— by a scot who also is proud of britain . b2; 2 by a scot who also is proud of britain . 22». by a scot who also is proud of britain . 2 britain. he, of course, shot to fame without amazing bbc2 series coast, which was brilliant. he's now a gb news presenter. he's also got 1 or 2 views on what the government did to us during lockdown . in a moment on talking lockdown. in a moment on talking pints i'll be joined by neil oliver, who . well, this is great. i'm joined by web— well, this is great. i'm joined by neil oliver— well, this is great. i'm joined by neil oliver for— �*fb�*b2;cc 2250 i'm joined by neil oliver for talking bbnbe. — by neil oliver for talking pints. neil— by neil oliver for talking pints. neil it— by neil oliver for talking pints. neil it had- by neil oliver for talking pints. a2; 0 0 “52 by neil oliver for talking pints. a2; 0 0 52 by neil oliver for talking- pints. neil it had to be a pint

alex salmond's awe perry. weree— the snp, now with alex salmond's alba party. we— there was a coalition around the idea we should— there was a coalition around the idea we should leave the rereeeew— idea we should leave the european union. i appeared on a efeee— european union. i appeared on a efeee wffw— european union. i appeared on a stage with george— european union. i appeared on a stage with george galloway. i wefeew— stage with george galloway. i mean, nobody would ever believe freer.— mean, nobody would ever believe freer. wwer— mean, nobody would ever believe freer. we re— mean, nobody would ever believe that. what is interesting about the that. what is interesting about we eeweefew— that. what is interesting about the campaign for— that. what is interesting about the campaign for separation efreew— the campaign for separation streak independence in scotland is streak independence in scotland fe wef— streak independence in scotland fe fwef ff— streak independence in scotland is that it became— streak independence in scotland is that it became the snp a

alex salmond's abbe bonw. nee-s— the snp, now with alex salmond's alba party.n around the idea we should leave the european— idea we should leave the european union. i appeared on a snee— european union. i appeared on a seede wbb— european union. i appeared on a stage with george— european union. i appeared on a stage with george galloway. i nobodw— stage with george galloway. i mean, nobody would ever believe bee.— mean, nobody would ever believe bob. bende— mean, nobody would ever believe bob. wbee bs— mean, nobody would ever believe that. what is interesting about the that. what is interesting about be someone— that. what is interesting about the campaign for— that. what is interesting about the campaign for separation sneeb— the campaign for separation streak independence in scotland is streak independence in scotland bs bee— streak independence in scotland bs ebee b— streak independence in scotland is that it became— streak independence in scotland is that it became the snp and onw— is that it became the snp and onbw ene— is that it became the snp and onbw

today and he went— by alex salmond today and he went an— by alex salmond today and he went an tne— byrrests? well, we can't know for certain if there's going to be further arrests, but certainly we've seen a couple of people being questioned , being arrested, questioned, being arrested, questioned, being arrested, questioned under caution and then released pending further investigation . and i think investigation. and i think that's an important point on it. the police always say, pending further investigation . and so further investigation. and so this ain't over exactly where they're going to go with the investigation. but it sounds like it's not over yet. no , like it's not over yet. no, indeed. fascinating stuff. there's a lot more to rumble on. okay . thank you to all three of okay. thank you to all three of you. very quick legal note here. the allegations surrounding the snp's finances denied by all the parties involved, the investigation is ongoing. no charges have been brought. so thank you to christopher mckinley from the alba party, ross thompson representing the scottish to

today and he went— by alex salmond today and he went on— by alex salmond today and he went on tne— by further arrests? well, we can't know for certain if there's going to be further arrests, but certainly we've seen a couple of people being questioned , being arrested, questioned, being arrested, questioned, being arrested, questioned under caution and then released pending further investigation . and i think investigation. and i think that's an important point on it. the police always say, pending further investigation . and so further investigation. and so this ain't over exactly where they're going to go with the investigation. but it sounds like it's not over yet. no , like it's not over yet. no, indeed. fascinating stuff. there's a lot more to rumble on. okay . thank you to all three of okay. thank you to all three of you. very quick legal note here. the allegations surrounding the snp's finances denied by all the parties involved, the investigation is ongoing. no charges have been brought. so thank you to christopher mckinley from the alba party, ross thompson representing the s

all for an alex salmond comeback s i— all for an alex salmond comeback s i fan-f— all for an alex salmondman now under threat. _ deep state is suella braverman now under threat. my superstar nansi— now under threat. my superstar nansi .— now under threat. my superstar nansi , a— now under threat. my superstar panel, a debate— now under threat. my superstar panel, a debate that we're now under threat. my superstar panel , a debate that we're back panel, a debate that we're back in iwsf— panel, a debate that we're back in iwsf fwa— panel, a debate that we're back in just two minutes time. it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton fanignf— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton fanignf affsn— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight after the— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight after the jumped up ciwii— tonight after the jumped up civil service— tonight after the jumped up civil service succeed in their wifcn— civil service succeed in their wifcn nwnf— civil service succeed in their witch hunt against dominic raab witch limit against dominic raab is witch hunt against dominic raab is fns— witch hunt against dominic raa

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and alex salmond done. and alex salmond i actually met him . he called me actually met him.b— all they want is independence enb bney— all they want is independence enb bney treb— all they want is independence and they just pick up any, any bbeebeby— and they just pick up any, any ideology that's— and they just pick up any, any ideology that's populist largely on ideology that's populist largely en bne— ideology that's populist largely en bne beb— ideology that's populist largely on the left and— ideology that's populist largely on the left and humza yousaf eenneb— on the left and humza yousaf eenneb eeen— on the left and humza yousaf cannot sack nicola sturgeon bee— cannot sack nicola sturgeon because she's— cannot sack nicola sturgeon because she's the one pulling his because she's the one pulling me ebrbnee— because she's the one pulling his strings. the— because she's the one pulling his strings. the thing that's more unbelievable than than ebereeen. — more unbelievable than than ebereeen. beb— more unbelievable than than sturgeon. not knowing about the eerrebbben— sturge

in effect, she had to do the same with her predecessor alex salmond for different reasons stub secondlykey says, more external advice, more transparency, his l mackey says, more externaladvice, more looked information available, and thirdly he re—engage the voters, he needs a win, he needs something to go his way, and so i was really struck by the tone of the statement. it sounded as if kate forms was the pro—business contender. the tone from humza yousaf today was all about working with business, growing the economy as well as equality. he is saying on the one hand we have to redistribute resources and help the poon redistribute resources and help the poor, but to get those resources in the first place, he said, we need prosperity and growth. it really was quite a startling and striking tone. but is that being heard? is that being heated among the claimant and noise currently assaulting the snp? frank ly, no stop what i should say, brian, that police skull and have said the treasurer colin beattie has been released without charge... yeah, as was the case with peter murrell, the chief e

and alex salmond done. and alex salmond i actually met him . he called me actually met him. all they want is independence eee— all they want is independence eee bbey— all they want is independence eee bbey beeb— all they want is independence and they just pick up any, any beeebeey— and they just pick up any, any ideology that's— and they just pick up any, any ideology that's populist largely on ideology that's populist largely ee bbe— ideology that's populist largely ee bbe beb— ideology that's populist largely on the left and— ideology that's populist largely on the left and humza yousaf eeeeeb— on the left and humza yousaf emeeb eeeb— on the left and humza yousaf cannot sack nicola sturgeon bee— cannot sack nicola sturgeon because she's— cannot sack nicola sturgeon because she's the one pulling his because she's the one pulling bbe ebrbeee— because she's the one pulling his strings. the— because she's the one pulling his strings. the thing that's more unbelievable than than ebereeee. — more unbelievable than than ebereeee. beb— more unbelievable than than sturgeon. not kno

and i think theta— under alex salmond. and i think hteete het— under alex salmond.e-ate— street parties and things for the-ate thew- street parties and things for the _are they in- the jubilee. are they in a ethane— the jubilee. are they in a strong position to the jubilee. are they in a- strong-position to start strong enough position to start taking— strong enough position to start tahtht—tahtwel strong enough position to start tatht—tahtwe | strong enough position to starti taking—family? i taking on the royal family? i meaw-waw— taking on the royal family? i mean,-your scottish- taking on the royal family? ii mean,-your scottish what mean, your, your scottish what is vibe scottish? is the vibe kind of scottish? what's snp what's the vibe around the snp in do people think in scotland? do people think they're finished? do people still ? i don't think still like them? i don't think it's still like them? i don't think he the— still like them? i don't think he the-that— still like them? i don't think it's the -that everyone. it's the case that everyone thinks— it's t

so that's just coming in from alex salmond . more, of from alex salmond.ticular inquiry in scotland . particular inquiry in scotland. but let's not talk about the party and local party members are due to vote on whether they want the home secretary suella braverman or another tory mp flip drummond to be their candidate for the next general election. now, does a boundary commission changes solve the problems current fareham constituency being split the middle, it'll become fairer and philip drummond the current mp for me and valley, also sing her constituency disappear the new seat. well, the vote set to take place this evening . let's cross place this evening. let's cross to what is still fareham and speak to our gb news political reporter olivia utley, who's there so ? a battle to do or die, there so? a battle to do or die, i guess? olivia well, yes , it's i guess? olivia well, yes, it's by no means certain who's going to win. you've got who is obviously a very prominent vocal frontbencher who isn't to be a particular hit the community. that's what we've

and i think uteota— under alex salmond. and i think uteota nat— under alex salmond.d things for tne-are tney- street parties and things for the _are they in- the jubilee. are they in a etrong— the jubilee. are they in a strong position to the jubilee. are they in a- strong-position to start strong enough position to start tattng—tanttyel strong enough position to start tattng—tanttye | strong enough position to starti taking—family? i taking on the royal family? i mean-your— taking on the royal family? i mean,-your scottish- taking on the royal family? ii mean,-your scottish what mean, your, your scottish what is vibe scottish? is the vibe kind of scottish? what's snp what's the vibe around the snp in do people think in scotland? do people think they're finished? do people still ? i don't think still like them? i don't think it's still like them? i don't think tt-e tne— still like them? i don't think tt-e tne-tnat— still like them? i don't think it's the -that everyone. it's the case that everyone tntnte— it's the case that everyonei thinks _finished. thinks that the

with me now is former first minister of scotland and former snp leader, alex salmond, who now leads the representatives to come on but they would not. you are enjoying this but it has serious consequences for the independence movement. i’m it has serious consequences for the independence movement.— independence movement. i'm not en'o in: independence movement. i'm not enjoying it. _ independence movement. i'm not enjoying it. i— independence movement. i'm not enjoying it. i spent— independence movement. i'm not enjoying it, i spent a _ independence movement. i'm not enjoying it, i spent a lot - independence movement. i'm not enjoying it, i spent a lot of - independence movement. i'm not enjoying it, i spent a lot of my - enjoying it, i spent a lot of my life building up the snp from nowhere to be the dominant force in scotland so that is not my emotion. i would like to see the snp solve its problems but i am more concerned, as alex neil said in your piece, with what happens to the independence movement. that is a most important thing and that is meant to be the prime objective of the sn

, alex salmond said, it's really a lose— minister, alex salmond said, it's really a lose lose for thestminster— is actually the legal aspect of westminster dictating what eeebbenb— westminster dictating what scotland does,— westminster dictating what scotland does, isn't it? that is bne— scotland does, isn't it? that is me bebbem — scotland does, isn't it? that is the bottom line— scotland does, isn't it? that is the bottom line with this one. bbeb-e— the bottom line with this one. we ebenb. — the bottom line with this one. that's right. i— the bottom line with this one. that's right. t. that's right. i think humza yousaf, as i said, has had a lot of difficulties in his first couple of weeks as first minister. i know a lot of them have been covered excellently on your programmes and this is potentially a way of distracting from those issues and trying to regain the initiative . i don't regain the initiative. i don't think that will work. i think it's there are much better methods he could have used. but i think clearly there is politics at play here and setting up a clash with the uk

of eeeeew epp e— alex salmond and this culture of secrecy and a lack— alex salmond and this culturehave been ppeep— those thresholds have been ppoep epepp— those thresholds have been frozen again and they're eepeeppw— frozen again and they're actually going to be frozen all the actually going to be frozen all ppe wew— actually going to be frozen all ppe wew ep— actually going to be frozen all the way up until— actually going to be frozen all the way up until 2028. ' “i the way up until 2028. and so wpep— the way up until 2028. and so wpep ppep— the way up until 2028. and so what that means is that as all of us get those little pay rises each year or you get a promotion, you get a chunky pay rise, you're actually going to be taxed more that money than be taxed more on that money than you would have been the you would have been if the government had kept with its government had kept up with its usual increasing those usual thing of increasing those thresholds each thresholds by inflation each yeah thresholds by inflation each year. and that's a particularly big year because big issue

masks literally enaeei— alex salmond masks literally chased down _ alex salmond masks literally chased the snp is in what i think is— we can all agree that the snp is in what i think is a— we can all agree that the snp is in what i think is a pretty ienninai. — in what i think is a pretty terminal. i— in what i think is a pretty terminal. i:i:::i" c in what i think is a pretty terminal. i:i:::i c my in what i think is a pretty terminal. m c my terminal. i don't deny that labouris terminal. i don't deny that labour is in the box seat. i do not deny that the likelihood is there will be a labour government after the next election, still election, but this could still be 1992 and i think you shouldn't be arrogant . and shouldn't be arrogant. and christine, i think there's a real chance that there could be a hung parliament. and at that point starmer does a deal with the snp. i have to say i feel insi— the snp. i have to say i feel we eiipniiw— the snp. i have to say i feel just slightly sorry— ssa 37�* i have to say i feel just slightly sorry for isa 37�* i have to say i feel just slightly

masks literally chaeed— alex salmond masks literally chased down _ alex salmond masks literally chasedl. i don't deny that labour is in the box seat. i do not deny that likelihood is not deny that the likelihood is there will be a labour government the next government after the next election, but this could still be i think you be 1992 and i think you shouldn't be arrogant . and shouldn't be arrogant. and christine, i think there's a real chance that there could be a hung parliament. and at that point starmer does a deal with the snp. i have to say i feel tuer— the snp. i have to say i feel tuer ehghrw— the snp. i have to say i feel just slightly sorry— isa 37�* i have to say i feel just slightly sorry for humza ueeeede— just slightly sorry for humza useless as you _ just slightly sorry for humza useless as you call him. i mean, hee— useless as you call him. i mean, we hhe— useless as you call him. i mean, we the a— useless as you call him. i mean, he's like a rabbit— useless as you call him. i mean, he's like a rabbit ih— useless as you call him. i mean, he's like a rabbit in the head

alex salmond feeling vindicated salmond feeling today vindicated in salmond feeling today vindicatedto see the— around the uk have been invited suited to see the service here at westminster— suited to see the service here at westminster abbey. now, this tnetwtee— at westminster abbey. now, this tnetwtee teotte— at westminster abbey. now, this includes people who've received tntten— includes people who've received british empire— includes people who've received british empire medals community enomttone— british empire medals community enomttone ont— british empire medals community champions and those who work in the champions and those who work in me enonty— champions and those who work in the charity sector. _ champions and those who work in the charity sector. that tnetwtee— the charity sector. that includes young people as well. some— includes young people as well. some ot— includes young people as well. some of these— includes young people as well. some of these people , some of these people, particularly— some of these people, particularly during covid, tweet— particularly during

alex salmond usually coming out swinging every interview he's salmond usually coming out swibut,g everyiew he's salmond usually coming out swibut, you every interview he's salmond usually coming out swibut, you know, nterview he's salmond usually coming out swibut, you know, he rview he's salmond usually coming out swibut, you know, he seemed's in. but, you know, he seemed quite saddened the direction quite saddened at the direction the snp has gone and certainly what has become of it. but you know, he maintains that the case for independence is as strong as even for independence is as strong as ever. so yeah, it's been it's been quite an interesting day and as you can imagine, everyone just urging humza yousaf scotland's new first minister to help with this investigation as much as possible. absolutely look, tony, thank you very much. tony mcguire there, who is outside marilyn sturgeons house in scotland. yeah, just a recap. the long running probe now is unked the long running probe now is linked to the spending of £600,000 raised by independent supporters to be used in a new campaign

alex salmond recently said that underneath sturgeon's leadership vote for the independence or at leastp way. that 50% mark that they require . do you think that they require. do you think that nicola sturgeon failed or drew the cause of scottish independence? i suppose back—pedalled on that view . back—pedalled on that view. well, i at one point on the concession was first minister independence dependent 58, which is the highest we had ever seen support for. and dependence. that's what i've discussed . that's what i've discussed. we're talking about that. and i voted fluctuation and the opinion polls. i think it's important to note that independence doesn't hinge on one person doesn't. and doesn't change question doesn't it change the question doesn't it doesn't change what salmond actually edges on single person who believes the independence . who believes the independence. so then a campaign to convince ourselves that since that independence as the best way forward and if we do that an effective that we can move the dial support for independence to if have to face facts consistently

alex salmond recently said that underneath sturgeon's leadership vote for the independence or at leastrop way. that 50% mark that they require . do you think that they require. do you think that nicola sturgeon failed or drew the cause of scottish independence? i suppose back—pedalled on that view . back—pedalled on that view. well, i at one point on the concession was first minister independence dependent 58, which is the highest we had ever seen support for. and dependence. that's what i've discussed . that's what i've discussed. we're talking about that. and i voted fluctuation and the opinion polls. i think it's important to note that independence doesn't hinge on one person doesn't. and doesn't change question doesn't it change the question doesn't it doesn't change what salmond actually edges on single person who believes the independence . who believes the independence. so then a campaign to convince ourselves that since that independence as the best way forward and if we do that an effective that we can move the dial support for independence to if have to face facts consistentl

, the— the past, certainly under alex salmond , the snp was able to salmond, the snp was able to eheeehem— issue of criminality on on that hem ,— issue of criminality on on that hem t hhh— issue of criminality on on that front , but there— issue of criminality on on that front , but there are legitimate front, but there are legitimate gheehehe— front, but there are legitimate questions about— front, but there are legitimate questions about whether she did ehehgh— questions about whether she did ehehgh he— questions about whether she did ehewgh he geh— questions about whether she did enough to get funds in. and here— enough to get funds in. and here wee— enough to get funds in. and there were also— enough to get funds in. and there were also emails emerged hhe— there were also emails emerged over the weekend— there were also emails emerged over the weekend that showed he— over the weekend that showed hheh hheehe — over the weekend that showed that nicola sturgeon had eehehhw— that nicola sturgeon had actually stopped a suggestion to eggehm— actually stopped a suggestion to eppehhh e— act

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