for keir starmer and anas sarwar this is who they really are.he same orthodoxies as the tories. the one labour policy that was actually different and would have helped boost scotland's renewable potential has only been binned, much like keir starmer�*s principles. as always, with labour, scotland are simply an afterthought. it is only the snp that will put scotland first. that is the choice thatis scotland first. that is the choice that is facing scotland. who do you trust to stand up for scotland? the only party that will do that as the snp. iam snp. i am very proud to lead a government thatis i am very proud to lead a government that is investing in the just transition. 0ur massive renewable potential will lead to the next economic boom for scotland. but not believe it to westminster, who would squander that opportunity, just as they squandered the revenue from the north sea. we are out of to the just transition, and we are leading the uk on thatjourney. but that transition must be just. uk on thatjourney. but that transition must bejust. i uk

it also shows that for all their spirits on other issues, keir starmer and anas sarwar are united otherited in other issues, keir starmer and anas sarwar are united in wanting to shut down this industry. labour and the snp would mean fewerjobs here in the north—east, and douglas, thank you to you and all of your team in holyrood for standing up to this madness. applause we should all be incredibly proud, because united kingdom has a great record on renewable energy. we are the first major economy to have halved our emissions, and, thanks to the north—east of scotland, the uk is a world leader when it comes to offshore wind. we have to get this transition right. i'm not going to damage our competitiveness or load gusts on the hard—pressed households in an ideological quest to go faster than the technology allows. labour is blinded by their own seal on this issue. first, you remember they were committed to spending £28 billion a year is to decarbonise the grid by 2030. then, they dropped the policy, but it turned out that they kept the policy and only wanted to drop the price tag. we all

. >> we will be hearing from those affected about 15 anas sarwar get murdered . get murdered. >> theyge, it didn't really affect me because i was around that kind of stuff all the time. growing up, violence was normal . growing up, violence was normal. >> the creators of a west end play >> the creators of a west end play could u—turn on plans to hold black only evenings following criticism from number 10. >> speculation mounts over the health of the princess of wales, so we will be asking is it time for the royal family to be more open. >> we're going to be looking ahead very shortly to tonight's brit awards and taking you through all the runners and riders that is coming next. a very good morning to you. this is breakfast on gb news with pip tomson and michael portillo . >> welcome back. you are watching and listening to breakfast with pip tomson and michael portillo. let's take a look at some of the newspaper front pages. >> the times leads with the prime minister urging people to ban extreme highest poison . ban extreme highest poison. >> the guardian leads with the prime minister

that is not the situation for anas sarwar, the leader of labour in scotland.nt policy in scotland than elsewhere? ~ . ., ., elsewhere? what we have said on the ca . elsewhere? what we have said on the ca- is that elsewhere? what we have said on the cap is that the — elsewhere? what we have said on the cap is that the whole _ elsewhere? what we have said on the cap is that the whole of _ elsewhere? what we have said on the cap is that the whole of universal- cap is that the whole of universal credit— cap is that the whole of universal credit needs to be reviewed. we cannot— credit needs to be reviewed. we cannot look a one part in isolation. one key— cannot look a one part in isolation. one key thing that is leading people to use _ one key thing that is leading people to use foodbanks is the length of time _ to use foodbanks is the length of time people have to wait for their claim _ time people have to wait for their claim so — time people have to wait for their claim. so there needs to be reviewed as well _ claim. so there needs to be reviewed as well. what l