even anas sarwar must be embarrassed, i know certainly richard leonard will be, i know anas sarwar mustnt. i call ruth maguire to be followed - of tory government. i call ruth maguire to be followed by - of tory government. i call ruth maguire to be followed by liz l of tory government. i call ruth - maguire to be followed by liz smith. during _ maguire to be followed by liz smith. during modern apprenticeship week, colleagues from across the chamber will have heard directly from apprentices about the high quality learning and work experience they receive. i know the first minister will appreciate that apprenticeships also support economic renewal, locally and nationally. can i ask when skills develop in scotland will issue contracts for 2023—24 new start and enable people to clear the backlog of people waiting, and new start learners to begin their opportunities?— start learners to begin their opportunities? | pay i pay credit to ruth maguire, she has raised this issue on a number of occasions, and this is something we have all seen in our own constituencies, investing in skills across

anas sarwar . mo mowlam onen. anas sarwar.eresting that probably the most famous convert in anglican, the most famous convert in anglican, rns anguson— most famous convert in anglican, the anglican tradition of the 20g.— the anglican tradition of the porn ssnrurv:— the anglican tradition of the 20th century, c.s the anglican tradition of the 20th century, cs lewis . he 20th century, cs lewis. he osssnpss— 20th century, cs lewis. he describes his— 20th century, cs lewis. he describes his conversion as psrng— describes his conversion as being motivated by total queen and being motivated by total queen on ones— being motivated by total queen and others convincing him that rnsss— and others convincing him that rnsss pogon— and others convincing him that these pagan dying and rising god rsnrurv— these pagan dying and rising god rsnrurv nvrns— these pagan dying and rising god fertility myths were a sort of provrosnss— fertility myths were a sort of provrosnss :— fertility myths were a sort of providence , prefiguring of what provide

all things at anas sarwar is put at the centre of his leadership and i think the people of scotland areng to that. changing seasons in _ are responding to that. changing seasons in the _ are responding to that. changing seasons in the sturgeon - are responding to that. changing seasons in the sturgeon citadel. | seasons in the sturgeon citadel. opportunities and political threats abound. as new tides sweep in. nick watt. with me now is former first minister of scotland and former snp leader, alex salmond, who now leads the alba party. we asked numerous snp 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

anas sarwar . mo mowlam onen. anas sarwar. is. the lviv three for me— neil kinnock. and as is. the lviv three for me . all nick hewer your. all nick hewer your . love all nick hewer your. love wersone— all nick hewer your. love welcome back— all nick hewer your. love welcome back .— all nick hewer your. love welcome back . my- all nick hewer your. love welcome back . my next guest is welcome back. my next guest is james or associate professor of philosophy of religion at the university of cambridge . university of cambridge. professor james or happy university of cambridge. professorjames or happy easter professor james or happy easter . happy easter to you, calvin. sooo— . happy easter to you, calvin. sooo ro— . happy easter to you, calvin. sooo ro os— . happy easter to you, calvin. good to be with— happy easter to you, calvin. good to be with you. some people say easter is a pagan festival. how do you react to that? it's interesting that probably- interesting that probably the now— interesting that probably the most famous—

anas sarwar— time that we have an election now. anas sarwar and scottish hohonr— now.of all— another by—election. and it's really kind of all coming to a heoo— really kind of all coming to a heoo now— really kind of all coming to a head now, though i seem to recou— head now, though i seem to reoohh eovhng— head now, though i seem to recall saying that a couple of weeke— recall saying that a couple of weeke ogo— recall saying that a couple of weeks ago and— recall saying that a couple of weeks ago and it's certainly the hengfh— weeks ago and it's certainly the hengfh of— weeks ago and it's certainly the hengfh of wow— weeks ago and it's certainly the length of your intro there. hofrhok— length of your intro there. patrick really— length of your intro there. patrick really shows kind of how fast patrick really shows kind of how foef-eforv— patrick really shows kind of how foef-eforv he— patrick really shows kind of how fast story is moving, how fast this story is moving, how oonnhek— fast this story is moving, how oonnheklhe— fast this story is moving, how oonnhexlhe ,—

union to anas sarwar, which is seen as— education union to anas sarwar, which is seen as a— educationare the hours they work. they they cttootno— the hours they work. they they are skipping meals because there is are skipping meals because there tclootton— are skipping meals because there tclootton ttoro— are skipping meals because there is option there. some is no option there. some toocnorc— is no option there. some toocnorc ,— is no option there. some teachers , especially in the teachers, especially in the outcttrtc— teachers, especially in the outskirts london , are outskirts of london, are cttootno— outskirts of london, are skipping meals as well . and we skipping meals as well. and we know— skipping meals as well. and we know tntc— skipping meals as well. and we know this because— skipping meals as well. and we know this because the salary differentials _ know this because the salary differentials versus cost of ttrtno — differentials versus cost of living dictate _ differentials versus cost of living dictate that. that has to be living dictate that. that has to to tno— living

the— labour's politician in scotland , anas sarwar the labour leader tnoro— , anas sarwar the labourat ton— independence to scotland. and my personal view is— independence to scotland. and my personal view is that independence for scotland is now off independence for scotland is now ott tno— independence for scotland is now ott tno tatto— independence for scotland is now off the table .the— independence for scotland is now off the table the next 10 to off the table for the next 10 to 20 off the table for the next 10 to do yarc — off the table for the next 10 to do yoa so — off the table for the next 10 to do yoa so t— off the table for the next 10 to 20 years. so i think there needs to-ctoan— 20 years. so i think there needs to-clean start,— 20 years. so i think there needs to clean start, clean , to be a clean start, clean, ctoan— to be a clean start, clean, clean break— to be a clean start, clean, clean break and- to be a clean start, clean, clean break and new start. to be a clean start, clean, clean break and new start . and clean break and a new start. and the clean break and a

have yet to see what impact this will have on support for the snp, today scotland's labour leader anas sarwar today that we have an snp government which is mired in scandal and mired in division. when nicola sturgeon officially succeeded alex salmond unopposed at the party's annual conference just eight 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 s

at the otren— place and anas sarwar at the we ette— place and anas sarwar at the other side of— placew the rising cost of ewppttee . tnte— ones. and now the rising cost of supplies . this in— ones. and now the rising cost of supplies . this in a— ones. and now the rising cost of supplies . this in a male supplies. this in a male dominated— supplies. this in a male dominated industry where many feel dominated industry where many teet ettgne— dominated industry where many teet ettgne tn— dominated industry where many feel stigma in speaking out erowt— feel stigma in speaking out about their— feel stigma in speaking out about their mental health has led about their mental health has tet to— about their mental health has tet to en— about their mental health has led to an increase in suicide netee— led to an increase in suicide netee wrrtn— led to an increase in suicide rates within the— led to an increase in suicide rates within the sector . in the rates within the sector. in the uk rates within the sector. in the rr ween— rates within the sector. in the rr veen on— rates within the secto

i hope he and anas sarwar will come to that summit.essed them touether. ., ., , ~ , together. to ask the first minister have scottish _ together. to ask the first minister have scottish government - together. to ask the first minister have scottish government policiesi have scottish government policies will account — have scottish government policies will account for— have scottish government policies will account for the _ have scottish government policies will account for the needs - have scottish government policies will account for the needs of - have scottish government policies will account for the needs of and i will account for the needs of and challenges — will account for the needs of and challenges faced _ will account for the needs of and challenges faced by— will account for the needs of and challenges faced by rural - will account for the needs of and challenges faced by rural and - will account for the needs of and i challenges faced by rural and island communities — challenges faced by rural and island communities— chal

, that's probably one of anas sarwar, that's probably one ot-neooono— anas sarwar, that's probably oneges the political changes political surgery. it changes the political geometry because a lot of the nimbys, don't lot of the nimbys, i just don't want the hassle building, want the hassle of building, right. but right. they don't want it. but on the other hand, and everyone else who's nearby just else who's who's nearby just doesn't the doesn't say anything unless the nimbys way . doesn't say anything unless the nimbys way. but if nimbys get their way. but if there going to a new there is going to be a new score, there is going to be score, if there is going to be a new if there is going to new bypass, if there is going to be a hospital, other people be a new hospital, other people will say, actually, want will say, actually, we do want these houses. and also some of these houses. and also some of the think, hmm, the nimbys might think, hmm, this increase the this could actually increase the value of my home because my home will of a place that will be in more of a place that matters w

thank you for the anas sarwar for having for the alias sarwar for having me for the anas sarwar for havinge've changed that. now we want to we've changed that. now we want is-s— we've changed that. now we want is-s iiiisissi— we've changed that. now we want to a different working to have a different working relationship— to have a different working relationship organisations relationship with organisations and relationship with organisations ssi ss— relationship with organisations ssi ss sssi— relationship with organisations and we want to— relationship with organisations and we want to work and yeah, we've moved our— and we want to work and yeah, we've moved our tactics from isiss— we've moved our tactics from being disruptive— we've moved our tactics from being disruptive to something issi— being disruptive to something mm is— being disruptive to something that is building— being disruptive to something that is building a wider coalition— that is building a wider coalition with movements. so yss-is— coalition with movements. so yss-is iss— coalition with movements. so you're the sensible

leader— meltdown followed up by anas sarwar leader of— meltdown followed up by anas sarwar leader of i want yours so far. fish chips is the far. fish and chips is the winner, actually. you know winner, actually. so you know why views and gbnews.uk why not? gb views and gbnews.uk get views coming right get the views coming in right now though, is your headlines with tatiana . patrick. thank you with tatiana. patrick. thank you and good afternoon.— with tatiana. patrick. thank you and good afternoon. it's- t thank you and good afternoon. it's 332. he— and good afternoon. it's 332. he re— and good afternoon. it's 332. he he rhe— and good afternoon. it's 332. this is the latest— and good afternoon. it's 332. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the— this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the snp treasurer has beeh— newsroom. the snp treasurer has been erreeree— newsroom. the snp treasurer has been arrested by— newsroom. the snp treasurer has been arrested by police investigating- been arrested by police investigating the party's hheheee— investigating the party's finances. colin be

let's go for president obama in anas sarwar in northern ireland, in 2013. so zahawi he was here.actually , on that day.7 well, actually, albie, it's pretty clear for all to see that in this massive, massive entourage erg that arrived at cop26 and goes around with american presidents , but with american presidents, but very easy to see that he flew in scotland . yes, the american flag scotland. yes, the american flag and there it is, the union flag being flown as well . so when being flown as well. so when he's in scotland and joe biden flies the union flag and when he's in the republic of ireland , as he was yesterday and today , well, it's pretty clear what he flies there because there he flies the american flag. and yes , the irish national flag or tree colour, if you prefer , tree colour, if you prefer, nana. but on tuesday night in northern ireland, what did the beast have in terms of flags? and here it is. beast have in terms of flags? and here it is . here's the and here it is. here's the evidence we need. there's the american flag, the stars and stripes, and there is a fla

let's go for president obama in anas sarwar in northern ireland, in 2013. so zahawi he was here.n that day.7 well, actually, albie, it's pretty clear for all to see that in this massive, massive entourage erg that arrived at cop26 and goes around with american presidents , but with american presidents, but very easy to see that he flew in scotland . yes, the american flag scotland. yes, the american flag and there it is, the union flag being flown as well . so when being flown as well. so when he's in scotland and joe biden flies the union flag and when he's in the republic of ireland , as he was yesterday and today , well, it's pretty clear what he flies there because there he flies the american flag. and yes , the irish national flag or tree colour, if you prefer , tree colour, if you prefer, nana. but on tuesday night in northern ireland, what did the beast have in terms of flags? and here it is. beast have in terms of flags? and here it is . here's the and here it is. here's the evidence we need. there's the american flag, the stars and stripes, and there is a flag with the p

don't do a keir starmer anas sarwar are. i“ anas sarwar are.y make your petnt. vvnten— off a stage. if they make your point, which is— off a stage. if they make your point, which is absolutely vvreng — point, which is absolutely vvreng t— point, which is absolutely wrong. i mean,- point, which is absolutely wrong. i mean, you've not got eemmunsts— wrong. i mean, you've not got eermnunsts er— wrong. i mean, you've not got communists or trotskyist or raetsts— communists or trotskyist or racists making— communists or trotskyist or racists making any of the noises at tnese— racists making any of the noises at tnese tavs— racists making any of the noises at these days. it— racists making any of the noises at these days. it seems to be trans— at these days. it seems to be trans trans— at these days. it seems to be trans trans people, nike have taken— trans trans people, nike have taken a— trans trans people, nike have taken a punt— trans trans people, nike have taken a punt on— trans trans people, nike have taken a punt on this . is there taken a pun

anas sarwar . tom harwood- �*" ' anas sarwar . tom harwood kuwait news sarwar.l news, there is the potential for it being hacked . there is the being hacked. there is the potential if these artificial intelligence figures get trusted intelligence figures get trusted in years to come, that they could used for could be used for misinformation. that's the challenge . and that's something challenge. and that's something that know, that bosses, you know, the bosses at gb news, i'm sure they're looking this and they're looking at this and thinking, be thinking, well, this could be interesting, but there's no place there's to place to there's no way to replace afraid. replace you yet, i'm afraid. mark, is not the mark, this is not the way forward now. you may say forward right now. you may say that forward right now. you may say thet|souttn-t— forward right now. you may say thaticouldn't possibly- t g“c you may say that couldn't possibly comment that i couldn't possibly comment , es r— that i couldn't possibly comment , es r rttght— that i couldn't possibly comment , e

we heard, of course, yesterday that anas sarwar , leader of that anas sarwar, leader of scottish labourf— government. it's very, very difficult, of course,- g it's very, very difficult, of course, for humza weeeer— difficult, of course, for humza weeeer he— difficult, of course, for humza yousaf to carve _ difficult, of course, for humza yousaf to carve out a sort of new space within— yousaf to carve out a sort of new space within this party. he er— new space within this party. he was of course elected to some eheeh— was of course elected to some ewhehh ee— was of course elected to some ewhehh ee hhe— was of course elected to some extent as the continuity candidate. _ extent as the continuity candidate. and kate forbes , who candidate. and kate forbes, who eeh— candidate. and kate forbes, who eerh er— candidate. and kate forbes, who eerh er wehheh— candidate. and kate forbes, who sort of wanted to— candidate. and kate forbes, who sort of wanted to have that heeh— sort of wanted to have that hreeh hem — sort of wanted to have that break from the— sort of wanted to have that break from th

anas sarwar reporter theo chikomba has been speaking mums who has been speaking to mums who decided leaved or— vegetables like tomatoes or or herbs or salad or many other rhhhge.— herbs or salad or many other rhhhge. — herbs or salad or many other rhhhge. hhe— herbs or salad or many other things. and the— herbs or salad or many other things. 22 ( herbs or salad or many other things. ' 22 ( 2 things. and the action of the spnng things. and the action of the spring is generating life . and spring is generating life. and of course, at some time 22 2 22 c and of course, at some time when the rah— of course, at some time when the eroge— of course, at some time when the eroee we're— of course, at some time when the rain stops, we're going to have to rain stops, we're going to have re waer — rain stops, we're going to have to water. yeah.— rain stops, we're going to have to water. 2225 2 and of course, to water. yeah. and of course, reharoee— to water. yeah. and of course, reharoee yow— to water. yeah. and of course, tomatoes, you know,- to water. 2225 2 and of course, tomatoes, you know, they s

general election and i think this could lead to labour are going to capture a lot of seats there and anas sarwarary .- businesses. i mean, it's extraordinary . no, businesses. i mean, it's extraordinary. no, i think rebedr— extraordinary. no, i think labour will— extraordinary. no, i think labour will make some real ereded— labour will make some real ereded eed— labour will make some real ground and keir— labour will make some real ground and keir starmer is right to ground and keir starmer is right de beee— ground and keir starmer is right de keep going— ground and keir starmer is right to keep going up— ground and keir starmer is right to keep going up there and embedded— to keep going up there and supporting them because the conservatives, _ supporting them because the conservatives, i'm afraid , will conservatives, i'm afraid, will be e— conservatives, i'm afraid, will be e beer— conservatives, i'm afraid, will be a poor third— conservatives, i'm afraid, will be a poor third again if that if beder— be a poor third again if that if peter murrell— be a poor third again if that if peter murrell

we've talked quite a lot about with sunak anas sarwar being in charge. the grown ups in the charge. he said that sir iii— of his own. he said that sir keir starmer— of his own. he said that sir keir starmer was a member of the of keir starmer was a member of the ii iii— keir starmer was a member of the of the sentence _ keir starmer was a member of the of the sentence council, went to 21 of the sentence council, went to ii ii— of the sentence council, went to ii ii iiiii — of the sentence council, went to 21 of those meetings that iiiiiiii— 21 of those meetings that produced the— 21 of those meetings that produced the guidelines. that means not every— produced the guidelines. that means not every child sex iiiiiiii— means not every child sex offender goes— means not every child sex offender goes goes to prison. i iiiiiii— offender goes goes to prison. i iiiiiii iii-ii— offender goes goes to prison. i suppose we're going to see more iii— suppose we're going to see more iii iii— suppose we're going to see more iii ii— suppose we're going to see more iii ii iii— suppose we're going to

anas sarwar henry bolton, international security and border control expert.rs who have been— but then there have been others who have been murdered by these eiiierer— who have been murdered by these splinter organisations actions. wei— splinter organisations actions. aei were— splinter organisations actions. aeiwe-re wee— splinter organisations actions. and we're very uncomfortable as a and we're very uncomfortable as e growi— and we're very uncomfortable as a group ieer— and we're very uncomfortable as a group that essentially these ieiiwiiweie— a group that essentially these individuals are— a group that essentially these individuals are essentially iewei— individuals are essentially taking control— individuals are essentially taking control of our streets once more . and— taking control of our streets once more . and i appreciate that once more. and i appreciate that the once more. and i appreciate that we ieiiee— once more. and i appreciate that the police force— once more. and i appreciate that the police force is— once more. and i appreciate that the po

appear to be at the moment the labour party and i'm sure that keir starmer and the scottish leader anas sarwar a brand new leader and this— yousaf. i mean a brand new leader and this is- yousaf. i mean a brand new leader and this is a- / i mean a brand new leader and this is a challenging time— leader and this is a challenging hme haw— leader and this is a challenging hme hea— leader and this is a challenging time now for the— leader and this is a challenging time now for the party. o" time now for the party. oh indeed.— time now for the party. oh haeea. h— time now for the party. oh indeed. i mean— time now for the party. oh indeed. i mean it's- time now for the party. oh indeed. i mean it's a- time now for the party. oh indeed. i mean it's a big, big job for him. it's not it's not just this. this is just the latest worry that he has on his desk together with all the inherited stuff to do with with the, you know, the ferries programme, which i think everybody's familiar with, the two ferries that are now five years late and three times over budget and still haven't appeared on the hebridean r

theo chikomba anas sarwar reporter is at dover for us this morning with a roundup of everything that'syeah. it really? /oi.o. it? yeah. is it really? you oooooooy— it? yeah. is it really? you actually use— it? yeah. is it really? you actually use doctor? yeah. would you use. so if you sarah as you use. so if you were sarah as well? yes. oh, lord, yes. all nonn— well? yes. oh, lord, yes. all on noooso.— well? yes. oh, lord, yes. all your majesty.-ever| your majesty. should it ever oomolohooz— your majesty. should it ever come-that? yeah- your majesty. should it ever come that? yeah why not? come to that? yeah why not? on— come to that? yeah why not? no hoo— come to that? yeah why not? i'll bet you're. what- come to that? yeah why not? .. ”oi what would your i'll bet you're. what would your onnno— i'll bet you're. what would your onnno honoz— i'll bet you're. what would your invite have? a— i'll bet you're. what would your invite have? a cabbage- .. ”oi what would your invite have? a cabbage on it if you— invite have? a cabbage on it if you noo— invite have? a cabbage on it if you gonong