and the asbo, it's back.or at least it could labour into it could be if labour get into government. evette government. yes. yvette evette coopen government. yes. yvette evette cooper. shadow home cooper. the shadow home secretary, has pledged to reintroduce a new look , asbo, reintroduce a new look, asbo, that would allow people to arrest those engaging in anti—social behaviour . do you anti—social behaviour. do you think this is necessary to frankly get louts and thugs under control or do you think it's a little sinister and a thought heron? what i do know is that many of our cities and town centres currently feel utterly lawless and something needs to be done . and lastly, it seems be done. and lastly, it seems like our entire history is under attack. do you agree? it's been revealed that scotland yard have a secret list of contentious statues prone to attacks. guess why? because they have perceived links to war, imperialism, slavery . i want to get your slavery. i want to get your views on that, too. all o

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super asbos. what's this about? asbos. josh what's this about?our's going to reintroduce tougher asbos with powers , make arrests. this is powers, make arrests. this is where actually seeing some labour policy supposedly later on this week there's going to be these pledges that storm is going come out. but obviously going to come out. but obviously one is they're one of these things is they're doing respect doing something called respect orders, because the orders, which because the problem with asbos were replaced about eight years ago. yes by anti—social behaviour they couldn't enforce and people were going to jail or were being arrested when they become like a badge of honour for people, for asbos. so now they're going to make these laws. labour's we're going to make these laws a lot strict and so that actually put some teeth behind them because. we are seeing a massive increase, 30% increase this year of to shops and of criminal damage to shops and leisure whatnot. leisure centres and whatnot. and this on society. this has an impact on societ

super asbos. what's this about? asbos. josh what's this about?our's going to reintroduce tougher asbos with powers , make arrests. this is powers, make arrests. this is where actually seeing some labour policy supposedly later on this week there's going to be these pledges that storm is going come out. but obviously going to come out. but obviously one is they're one of these things is they're doing respect doing something called respect orders, because the orders, which because the problem with asbos were replaced about eight years ago. yes by anti—social behaviour they couldn't enforce and people were going to jail or were being arrested when they become like a badge of honour for people, for asbos. so now they're going to make these laws. labour's we're going to make these laws a lot strict and so that actually put some teeth behind them because. we are seeing a massive increase, 30% increase this year of to shops and of criminal damage to shops and leisure whatnot. leisure centres and whatnot. and this on society. this has an impact on societ

that is what happened with as bows and it became a badge of honour —— asbos.is a gap, the way the conservatives weakened their powers means in that example... as you see it. there will be plenty of police officers saying the same. it is targeted. anti—social behaviour in town centres is a problem, there has been a 30% increase in vandalism and criminal damage in —— criminal damage. 0ne damage in —— criminal damage. one woman has told me she doesn't want to shop in town on her own, a business owner says she closes at 4pm instead of five. neighbourhood patrols have gone. we would bring back town centre patrols, the police into the town centre, get neighbourhood police back on the beat and give them sensible powers to take fast action because no one should put up with that kind of abuse and repeated misery that affects our towns. fibre abuse and repeated misery that affects our towns.— abuse and repeated misery that affects our towns. are you bringing back new labour _ affects our towns. are you bringing back new labour classics, - affects our towns. are you bring

i don't know if it's if you're walking down the street with one of it's like an asbo situation and landsm government former mep is aslam government former mep is aslam government for saying what next that's for this saying what next that's fines a fish smoker slightly fines for a fish smoker slightly strange analogy see strange analogy but let's see what going for actually what he's going for actually i go for the fish smokers just for being mean. get but being smug mean. i get it but you know he's got this annoying tofu eating smoker yeah and tofu eating smoker so yeah and you can have it facing criminal prosecutions of fines up to prosecutions of fines of up to 2500 a day and we'll probably find like diesel cars like woods better or in five. well they've they've sunk this stuff straight into the power stations they i mean i met if it was if the mean i met okay if it was if the skies london dark once skies of london were dark once again with with with wood smoke, i don't think that's the case. is my first response is it. well, my first response to this it's all a bit to this was it's al

i don't know if it's if you're walking down the street with one of it's like an asbo situation and landser is aslam government former mep is aslam government former mep is aslam government for saying what next that's for this saying what next that's fines a fish smoker slightly fines for a fish smoker slightly strange analogy see strange analogy but let's see what going for actually what he's going for actually i go for the fish smokers just for being mean. it but being smug mean. i get it but you know he's got this annoying tofu eating smoker yeah and tofu eating smoker so yeah and you can have it facing criminal prosecutions of fines of up to 2500 a day and we'll probably find like diesel cars like woods better or in five. well they've they've sunk this stuff straight into power stations they i into the power stations they i mean i met okay it was if the mean i met okay if it was if the skies london dark once skies of london were dark once again with with with wood smoke, i don't think the case. i don't think that's the case. is well, my first response is it. well, my first response to

you know, instead asbo and your know, instead your asbo and your community service, you've got some thatt about moving on about that now though moving on because nicola sturgeon's because with nicola sturgeon's dramatic yesterday dramatic exit yesterday many are wondering chose wondering why she chose to finally depart. here we go. finally depart. now here we go. and whilst the first minister claimed she'd been thinking about while about this decision for a while and recent over a gender and the recent over a gender reform bill growing questions about the of the party's finances though have fuelled speculation about the timing her departure and this is where i think our people i've got a feeling there's a big scandal brewing and nicola wants it out. michael joins me now, political editor for the scottish daily mail. thank you very much, michael. have on the michael. great have you on the show. there are issues show. so there are issues surrounding the finances of, show. so there are issues surrounding the finances of , the surrounding the finances of, the snp and interestingly involving

so it moves us on from the days under the last labour government where we had asbos, you'll remembert of those powers and taken powers from police. taken away powers from police. so with a respect order, if is a repeat offender in local town centre for example who is vandalising abusing being generally incredibly disruptive to that community. what the police can do is through respect order. if those if that person doesn't adhere to what he's supposed to do, if he comes into the space when he's been told not to the police can arrest him and criminal charges can be brought that doesn't brought to bear. that doesn't happen at the moment. and that's what and what we're introducing. and finally i want to get finally sir james, i want to get your on what angela your views on what angela raynen your views on what angela rayner, deputy leader, has rayner, your deputy leader, has been morning. she's been saying this morning. she's quoted as saying it doesn't matter if the trans double rapist isla bryson has a lot of people are very shocked to hear that given that she was sent to a women only