so i set u- question from ash regan. thank you. so i set pp my — question from ash regan.s reflective _ party to modernise it? we have a party that is reflective of - party to modernise it? we have a party that is reflective of the - party that is reflective of the diversity— party that is reflective of the diversity of the scottish people. we have people from across scotland. we have people from across scotland. we have people from across scotland. we have people who work in small businesses. we have teachers we need to ensure _ businesses. we have teachers we need to ensure they are in to actually influence — to ensure they are in to actually influence policy. as a government, we are _ influence policy. as a government, we are accountable to the people and our members. they're the ones that put leaflets — our members. they're the ones that put leaflets through doors and campaign for us. i think we need to empower— campaign for us. i think we need to empower them campaign for us. i think we need to empowerthem to campaign for us. i think we need to empower them to actuall

and notre-dame, _ rising from its ashes. and notre-dame, or- rising from its ashes.ur lady, rising from its ashes. and notre—dame, or our lady, is set to rise as paris's gothic masterpiece in 2024. stephanie prentice, bbc news. those gargoyles a big job ahead of them. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. you can follow the latest news by visiting the website, bbc.com/news or download the app. i am monica miller, thank you for watching. hello. scotland had its warmest day of the year so far on tuesday, with temperatures reaching 16 degrees in fyvie castle in aberdeenshire. overall, it was a brighter kind of day, but we still had a number of showers around and those rainfall totals continue to mount up. of course, it's already been a wet month. there are quite a few places now that have seen more than one and a half times the march average rainfall, but there's loads more to come. and, indeed, as we look at this satellite picture, we've got a current batch of rain falling from this cloud, working its way eastwards right now. and the rain's quite heavy, actual

here and there ashes there and there further ashes and it is interesting that this ash stopped the sovietand yes with partisan spirit they say partisans just didn't fit in somehow they came over my fence because of this and the tank broke down and remained standing and probably disappeared from this tank the crew was of course scary everything happened at least as if the body was under anesthesia everything inside was stoned. somehow, it was crazy. to be honest, how else did someone say what they say. but in yurk, they say that not everyone is at home because everyone is hiding. well, after that, they got used to it. the neighbors went to me somewhere to hide. well, for my family, especially worried i was worried about museums, i was worried about my own, in general, i spent the night at home except for one night , i have a house on that street and my family went there to spend the night, and that was exactly the day when these pillars of the support collapsed, and then we need a farm nearby, i think where should i go? i'm about five steps away. i didn't get to the fence. and i don't see

ash regan is the outsider.r post as a junior minister in protest at the gender recognition reform bill. she's also questioned the way the party has gone about selecting its new leader, although she now says she will accept the result. scottish independence, she says, is her number one priority. with me throughout the programme to offer their thoughts and analysis are polling maestro professor sirjohn curtice, journalist and broadcaster lesley riddoch, and the assistant editor of the spectator, isabel hardman. welcome all. john, no data to crunch at this stage and we genuinely don't know what will happen, do we? ida. stage and we genuinely don't know what will happen, do we?— stage and we genuinely don't know what will happen, do we? no, but on the one hand — what will happen, do we? no, but on the one hand i _ what will happen, do we? no, but on the one hand i can _ what will happen, do we? no, but on the one hand i can guarantee - what will happen, do we? no, but on the one hand i can guarantee what i what wil

to ashes. a lot of people never got there. so we're looking back in history. so this patient can live looking back in history for this patient, can dr. we look back in history so this patient can become very strong. but this patient can only live and get stronger if billed, willing to look back to. so tonight we start, there's an african proverb, the says, you speak my name and i will live forever. so tonight we will speak some names. my name is sierra. ah jim. ah, my name is mary turn. i was the 19 year old, pregnant wife of the wonderful haze turner. my name is lorna thomas and i am representing unmanned mm. when i confronted his murderous, they left me and burned my body. my name's kaya felony and i represent representing j as are they ripped my unborn baby out of my belly. and sharing his death long with my i'm jane's house. and they told me i had a choice either i could die with my son. or i could watch him dime live to tell the story. i had no talk. i had my wife no children looked after

mish ash them in a fellow countryman on this song. award with the title of some kind and in 2003 the national the assembly of the republic of belarus awarded misha with a diploma with the following wording for merits in the development of national culture and a significant contribution to the implementation of the social policy of the republic of belarus, a valuable prize, a where she has me yes lions emotions, leading and singing brightly. through the mountain full of heart it was as if he himself was fine with a smile of a happy accordion with his heart, as if god remembers the words very bitterly, vienna remembers the alps and duai, that blooming one, singing bright, may the world, believed that on may 9, 1945 ended the last war in the history of mankind in the song of the obelisk music one of the volsk words. mikhail ash soloist sings the world will remember russia's brave soldiers.

but you know what ash _ and into next year. but you know what ash we - and into next year.t you - know what ash we all know that certain indicators are lagging so why is that that central banks don�*t seem to be able to get this right? if they are over tightening now and we have seen the effects of what they did earlier come to now, six, nine months later — why do they keep getting this wrong? nine months later - why do they keep getting this wrong?- keep getting this wrong? when ou look keep getting this wrong? when you look at _ keep getting this wrong? when you look at the _ keep getting this wrong? when you look at the current - you look at the current indicators, things like unemployment is extraordinarily low, we heard earlier, and we are also looking at things like corporate profits been quite good. stock markets are quite strong this year. we have seen the nasdaq rose i2% so when people look at the current indicators they think that they are dominating this but beyond this you see the oil price has fallen nearly 10% so that is beginning to say notjust that there is

are you going to guess, ash? >> i'm going to guess.most, 2.5 million, number four. stuart: i will do the same, go with 2 1/2 million. 1 1/2 million. still a very large number. 1 1/2 million. thanks, ash. all good stuff. that's it for "varney & company." "coast to coast" starts now. neil: the good news on banks, well they're looking good today. the bad news on banks because of everything they went through it could be too little to late. to hear minneapolis fed president neel kashkari this increased the economy falling back. he actually used the wor

got in ash that as a historian, he is trying to explain what the most important thing is about you. because we often overlook this as we look for practical compromises in everyday life, in lieu of the, in the face of war and a climate change. it's also about europe itself. it's about liberty. it is about democracy's security prosperity, good opportunities and decent work, or in order net 0, climate future for every one in europe. 64 angel. these are objectives that the german government is pursuing as well. hm. with feel new york and we share them with millions of other citizens in our country. part of it's not about not for tall and as nostalgia, and looking back to the good old days when supposedly everything was better. know now it is about to tackling the situation we have now so that we can have good times ahead in germany and in europe as a home was forgotten, leon, good slices, mister past year has shown us yes. what we can cheve together if we work together on the basis of solidarity and act resolutely in just 8 months. in germany we have made ourselves independent from russ

as if ash was mixed into the cement, the color of the ashes, gray-haired from grief, was restored, thearble crowns of memory on uh, the unconquered man was uh, borders. uh, newly restored seams are laid on e. road the last way. well, there was a lot of painstaking work here, an unconquered man with his unbearable grief, a miracle that survived nazi. adu blacksmiths iosif kamensky with his son, who tried to escape from a burning barn, was wounded by a direct shot in the stomach and his father died in his arms khatyn immediately brings down all his pain on the viewer, deafening with emotions and silence pierced only by the ringing of bells. there are no white spots in the history of what happened in khatyn, a specialist knows every minute and by name, how the executioners of the 118th ukrainian battalion, pursuing partizans, entered the village from alive, burned 149 inhabitants half, of whom were children younger than 2 months old, and in documents. here is a genuine clearly commander kerner about the destruction of khatyn battle and 34 killed partisans, an outright lie, understandable

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team arrived in the pashkov area, which had to dig ditches , remove the corpses and turn them into ashesrible opening of mass graves . the decomposed corpses were not the terrible smell of people . they turned inside out those who were very sick, who could not bear the cadaverous smell, the invaders laid their faces on the corpses. and forced 5-10 minutes to sigh this stench. this is the slime of this slurry of crime. nazis. they immediately committed something new in the criminal case, which is guarded in the central archive of the state security committee of belarus, there are several testimonies about how the civilian population was exterminated in the area of ​​the village of pashkovo. mothers with children stood on the edge of the grave; the nazis forced them to throw their children up ; they shot the children on the fly, then they shot the mothers; tel. the village of prisno, mogilev district , is located about five kilometers from the regional center. a man was born and lived here thanks to whom today we know about the technology of conducting a top-secret operation to destroy the

kate forbes and ash reaan. , , .,, biased against kate forbes and ash reaan. , , ., regan.e most important leader in scottish national - regan. this is the most important leader in scottish national party i leader in scottish national party history, arguably, so we have to get it right. as albert, said, freedom is nothing but the chance to do better, and i believe that is true in our case. d0 better, and i believe that is true in our case-— better, and i believe that is true in our case. do you think this is a fair contest? _ in our case. do you think this is a fair contest? 10096 _ in our case. do you think this is a fair contest? 100% not. - in our case. do you think this is a fair contest? 10096 not. we - in our case. do you think this is a fair contest? 10096 not. we are l in our case. do you think this is a l fair contest? 10096 not. we are not shee- fair contest? 10096 not. we are not shee in fair contest? 10096 not. we are not sheep in the _ fair contest? 10096 not. we are not sheep in the snp _ fair contest? 10096 not. we are not sheep in the snp membership. - fair

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but in the poems of mikhail ash, a veteran recalls the war.y a completely new reading of the military theme. there is a very important moment in the song, that to e hmm to my songs, then they touched. arrangers lyova moller, he is now in israel and he took part in uh. well and then she sang on the stage like that, to be stunned who the stars of the soviet stage flew around there , and the chairman leonid utyos himself, the right morning should begin with the right breakfast, in general , the most interesting thing is that i never overeat at night, so i always have breakfast with such pleasure to make the first eating delicious and selecting a few fruits do not be shy and smell their sour smell suggests that most likely the fruit is overripe and even the process of decay has begun. and if you are fish lovers, then i directly congratulate you. you get a huge amount good protein. you get a huge amount of omega-3 acids, and also very interesting, and zumba is so popular. today, that they cooperate with the company, but world stars. such as, for ex

after the ashes of the dog are immersed in the water, her soul begins to be reborn. she enters one of the six worlds. males, it all depends on the deeds that the soul did during life from karma, the best souls enter the world of the gods, then comes the world of demons, the world of people , the world of animals, the world of hungry ghosts, but also the lowest level of the world with hellish creatures. i admit, that a person can do bad or good deeds, because a dog is a completely innocent creature, how can it be determined in any category that dogs, like people, are completely different, without this the harmony of the universe is simply impossible. here, meet my dog. it is she who escorts all the dogs the last path. and why exactly this dog got such an honor, this is the smartest and oldest in human terms, she is almost 100 years old, she was presented many years ago by the german society for the protection of animals mission. yes be a friend and to his brethren and man. in general , everything began, as autumn sambo says, with caring for the body of animals. this i

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come back in again, ash, please. a judge who asked chatgpt to decide bail in a murder trial? surely that wasn't in mentioner was it? >> reporter: no. bizarre story. it happened in india where a judge was uncertain on whether a defendant charged with murder or and assault should be granted bail, so the judge decided to seek counsel from gpt4, that's the latest update. the quote exhibits human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks. so what kid the a.i. judge -- did the a.i. judge decide when he was asked what the jurisprudence on bail when the assailant assaulted with cruelty? ah, well, the program responded if the assailants have been charged with a violent crime that involves cruelty, they may be considered a danger to the community and a flight risk. ultimately, the real judge agreed, rejected the defendant's bail bid on the grounds of, in fact, he did act cruelly before the victim divided. it marks a first for the indian justice system which is backlogged with nearly 6 million pending ca

so sad from longing that they turned and turned into ash.hat the legend may be right. diva in part, because this unique group of trees, consisting of black birch, white birch, alder ash, studied in her direction. since then , spring has scored in this place, i want to say that the family was noble, so the barge followed the path, but ran aground. lena couldn't check the legend about black birches tree very rare or sandy forest there are only six such trees . i still tend to believe botanists who explain the black color simply as a lack of white pigment. but the legend about jan these goals sounds quite plausible and there is proof. and what do you think. in the area near the myoman river, you can find the village of chechi, what is interesting to me so it is that the ruins from the chapel of the tomb of the yablonovsky family remained here. now she is in front of me. yes, the very famous yablonovsky family once lived in these parts, and judging by what kind of building it is, what greatness it has and even what kind of ornament it has on its

fire ashes death blood, in addition , the so-called raids on the village were practiced.is, for example, some german patrol was fired at the nearest village, immediately, automatically , in fact, a raid was carried out in order to carry out this action, retaliation and automatically. the village fell into the category of partisan sympathizers and, naturally, the civilian population, as a rule, was destroyed. topchenko told how people were destroyed in the village of makovo, chervensky district. there was one unfinished house in the village of makove. more than 10 people were driven into this house, people were rounded up and other houses and sheds where they were shot. in this village, a large number of people were shot and people were shot , and the rest of the defendants in the village of tatulichie, chervensky district , shot people at home, burned their property, and the other defendants did the same. plundered. punishers passing through the case during the investigation admit their atrocities and say, i personally killed a woman and three children. he says that even

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as if the color of the ashes was mixed into the cement hall, gray-haired from grief, it was restored,ble crowns of memory on e, unbowed man was, uh, borders. uh, newly restored seams are laid on e. road the last way. well, there was a lot of painstaking work here. the unconquered man with his unrepentant nazi hell blacksmiths joseph kamensky with his son, who tried to escape from the burning barn, was wounded by a direct shot in the stomach and his father died in his arms khatyn immediately brings down all his pain on the audience, deafening with emotions and silence is pierced only by the ringing of bells. there are no white spots in the history of what happened in khatyn by a specialist it is known minute by minute and by name how the executioners of the 118th ukrainian battalion, pursuing the partizans , entered the village, burned alive 149 inhabitants half, of whom were children younger than 2 months, and in the documents. here is a genuine clearly commander kerner about the destruction of khatyn battle and 34 killed partisans, an outright lie, understandable without translation,

after one of the world's most active volcanoes, a ruptured named morality, produced an ash clyde, 3000 meters high authorities have set up a restricted zone around the crater, but so far there are no reports of casualties. rafi's last major erosion in 2010 killed 300 people on the one. the leader of russia's wagner, mercenary group, says it's made further advances in the ukrainian city of back moot, reaching the river that divides the city center. britain's defense ministry confirmed again or near earlier this week, wagner claimed it had captured the eastern part of the city. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has vowed to keep fighting over fears that the cities full could lead to further russian gains in the east ukrainian tanks. on the outskirts of buck moot, determined to see off any further russian advances despite rushing gains in the east of the city, the fight for control continues were worth a year as follow a motivation. we are fighting until we achieve victory. thrilled, we need victory. not only piece jaqueline except will take normal, cheaper to our, to portray mobility

cosmodrome in the stavropol territory, and in kamchatka, the bezymyanny volcano threw out a table of ashwe begin with dramatic events in the kiev-pechersk lavra, where at these moments the bells are ringing on the baht , the clergy and thousands of parishioners are sounding the alarm, who are trying to defend the orthodox shrine and continue worship according to the canonical rite, according to eyewitnesses. at the wall of the historical reserve. police began to appear with machine guns and a paddy wagon drove up. they arrived after the members of the so -called commission, according to the inventory of which it was entrusted to conduct an inventory of property, in order to then pass it on to the ukrainian authorities , russia strongly condemns the pressure of the kiev regime on the satiated servants of the lavra and will not remain indifferent to the fate of the monks, the press secretary of the president has just announced this. dmitry peskov is monitoring the situation in the monastery himself. calling grandmothers and the bakery lavra almost non-stop, calling on the faithful to prote

the first results of the investigation of an ash column more than 2 km high in the kuriles began an eruption of the ebika volcano. what is the situation in severo-kurilsk and the nearest settlements? radioactive materials could be delivered to ukraine through the ports of odessa and chernomorsk . this was stated by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova. military support. western official kiev is ready to use any a reason to escalate the conflict the russian foreign ministry calls on international organizations not to disregard this information and warns kiev and western countries against any rash actions that endanger the lives and health of thousands of civilians. now the situation in the dpr has been hitting donetsk all morning. makiivka panteleimonovka and yasinovataya also came under fire ; donetsk were damaged high-rise building and the bridge at the site of shelling visited by our special correspondent boris maksudov. and the deserted and petrovsky district, there are practically no people, for example, in the place where we are now going just a

it's like in an all- symbolic stove, like blades in the center of the ashes.flasks, the earth scorched by the nazis, datla, during the restoration, retained a shade of soot and everything except the tired reinforced concrete. although not alone in this world's only cemetery of the burnt villages 186 graves with names, but it turned out that this mournful list is far from complete and now he has added 30 more khatyn sisters with coals. they are on a charred map of belarus you are a stunning hall of burned villages. this is a new museum. every third in memory of the dead inhabitants, the republic, the beginning of the war in the memory of children, the fascist occupation, the country smashed to smithereens and genuine photographs in fragments is an unbearably strong exposition, so that a person again plunges into our history and feels all the pain that he endured. uh, belarusian people through these unthinkable incredible sufferings, these torments he carried away with him here. here in the chest is a piece of this pain. and did not forget about this death and t

that eruption did leave a ton of ash in the area. can see those hot clouds looming in the sky, raining white ash down on villages below. now, officials are warning the public that the ash could cause even more problems, especially if it rains and turns the ash into a mud flow. >>> a 49-year man -- a man who plays on the 49ers' defensive line is also an mvp when it comes to service to his community. sharon chen rows us to this week's jefferson award winner and gives underserved kids a future playbook for their success. >> give a warm welcome. [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: welcome to storytime with eric. >> a lot of you guys like to read. i like to read too. >> reporter: eric armsted reads to hundreds of students at mckinley elementary in san francisco. it's his way of tackling literacy. >> that's really the main thing is just inspire them to, you know, want to read, find reading fun, find it important and encourage them to continue reading. mama tell meece that there -- >> reporter: by reading, the 49er defensive end goes on t

here and there ashes there he is there further ashes and this one i wonder what it's clear that a frenchyes, with a partisan spirit, they say the partisans just didn't fit in somehow, they came over my fence because of this , and the tank broke down and remained standing, and apparently it disappeared from this tank. the crew was , of course, scary, everything happened anyway how did the body feel under anesthesia, everything was stoned inside, somehow, everything was crazy. to be honest, how else did someone say what they say. and at yurk's, they say that not everyone is at home because everyone is hiding. well, after that, they got used to it , everyone went to me, well, somewhere. to hide well, for my family, i was especially worried about museums , i was worried about my family. in general, i spent the night at home, except for one night . i have a house there. there is a house on this street, and my family went there to spend the night, and that was exactly the same day. how they smashed the pillars of the pillars and then we need a farm next door . so i'm thinking where to go

the members were assembled and repainted, as if the color of the ashes of sedov from grief had been mixedment of the hall. exactly at noon, a minute of silence at all war memorials of the country belarus will do everything to keep in history the feat of the soviet people alexander lukashenko laid a wreath at the eternal flame of khatyn on the ruins of the memory of the soviet, heritage and the great victory on the wreckage of the destroyed monument to the soldiers, the winner raised the head of modern neo-nazism. we see how the instincts of the ancestors of ukrainian, latvian , lithuanian and polish punishers wake up. what happened in khatyn is known to experts every minute . younger 2 months, and in the documents. here is the authentic report of commander kerdner on the destruction of khatyn battle and 34 killed partisans. he will report that his village and the villagers killed no. you see, this is the practice of the report. uh, the germans are there for the extermination of the jews. they wrote relocated a monument to the documents became khatyn, gray as ashes paths on the site of vil

this memorial is the embodied sorrow of black ash-gray concrete and granite during restoration, theyrefully cleaned by the charred walls, assembled and repainted, as if the color of the ashes of sedov from grief was mixed into the cement in the hall. exactly at noon, a minute of silence at all military memorials of the country belarus will do everything to preserve in history the feat of the soviet people alexander lukashenko laid a wreath at the eternal fire of khatyn on the native memory of the soviet, heritage and the great victory on the ruins of the destroyed monuments to the victorious warriors raised its head modern, neo nazism. we see how the instincts of the ancestors of ukrainian , latvian, lithuanian and polish punishers wake up. what happened in khatyn is known to specialists every minute. the executioners of the 118th ukrainian battalion, pursuing the partizans, entered the village and burned alive 149 residents half, of whom were children, the youngest 2 months old, and in the documents. here is the authentic report of the commander of the kerdner on the destruction of

ash, when is this? 2035, which by the way is just 12 years from now, all new cars sold must indeed have zero emissions but in true eu form, there certainly hasn't been consensus on the details and poland voted against the law while bulgaria, romania obstructing cerumen stained and inermny -- sustained and germany called for exception on cars running on e fuel arguing they're carbon neutral when combusted in an engine and the new law making it impossible to sell combustion cars from 2035 and auto makers like porsche and ferrari said their vehicles won't be weighed down by heavy batteries and others like volkswagen, mercedes benz and ford will use electric cars to decarbonize. stu. stuart: i got to move on from that real fast, thank you, ash. king charles reportedly "paralyzed by fear because of harry and meghan". nigel farage joins me. i understand it was a guy called tom bower that used this paralyzed by fear expression. is the king really paralyzed by fear? >> tom bower is the country's leading biograp

so i would say ash regan . well, i i would say ash regan.l, i mean, i'm not going to i'm not going to be disappointed by the by the demise of the snp because i believe in the union and i believe that scotland should remain of the united kingdom. however i mean, other than the unfortunate piece of you just showed with use of that, i mean, that was just obviously a gaffe and i believe in most of all what what he has said. i don't agree with you about the other two. i don't agree with you about jk rowling. i think she have lineker have done, have as gary lineker have done, stating stated stating that it's stated probably even their own who doesn't work for the bbc. so but and also this isn't about j.k. rowling. i just put obviously, however, you know, kate , it is however, you know, kate, it is problematic. it is problematic to say that you know, if to say that she you know, if given the opportunity, she wouldn't for gay marriage or she wouldn't for gay marriage or she would she wouldn't for would or she wouldn't for abortion mean, come abortio

after one of the world's most active volcanoes erupted. mount morabe produced an ash cloud, 3000 meters high. authorities have set up a restricted zone around the crater, but so far there are no reports casualties. robbie's last major robson back in 2010 killed 300 people on iran and saudi arabia have agreed to re establish diplomatic relations and reopen embassies within 2 months. after years of tensions, the surprise agreement was broken by china, which held it as a victory for a dialogue and peace. the restoration of ties offers hope for peace in yemen, where saudi arabia has led a coalition against the wrong backed, who sees after years, all still it is saudi arabia and iran announced their re establishing diplomatic and economic toys. the breakthrough was mediated by china. the communicate was signed in beijing am on monday. we hope that this new chapter will end the stalemate and relations of the last 7 years and lead to greatest stability and safety in the regional government, as well as to more development and prosperity for the people in tensions between the regional powers hav

west 80 near ash by. an hour highway 4 to the maze.seeing brake lights as well highway 4 west bound from antioch to 80, that will take 44 minutes. you are looking at an hour and a half. that's a pretty long commute. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up, a slow ride into san francisco. we are tracking brake lights for super commuters. traffic is still slow along west bound 580 near north flynn. i like to deliver some good news as you hit roadways. golden gate bridge looks great. once you get through a few brake lights out of novato, the rest is good and across golden gate bridge, no delays or issues. i wish i could say the same for the san mateo bridge. it is crowded west bound as you head towards 101. >>> it's a place that's giving young people a safe place after school. a peninsula boxing gym is facing its fight to keep doors open. stepped into the ring to learn more. >> reporter: fire in the ring is a boxing gym that's been a staple for over 20 years, training fighters of all ages with many growing up here. >> we are always happy to be

but i'm not a teacher and i only trained oh, the hardware continues for ash ish with the asian games coming up in september in china. and then the paralympics in july 2024. 0 geminus al jazeera ah dr.

that i was sorry a died some ashes and a dog died his some ashes and they've actually sold the dog.i think eat someone else. i think they eat the they just filled the dog and they just filled a jam jar okay that's your jam jar with. okay that's your particular well my particular thing. well my conspiracy today i'm conspiracy theories today i'm looking matthew thread looking to matthew sweet thread about it . well that's the about it. okay well that's the shore nearly over. so let's take another quick look at monday's front pages. we've got the daily. will the bbc do a deal today to end tv's stand off. well we've already found out they have apparently telegraph lineker set to return as bbc bosses back down the guardian has this same story slightly different words bbc bosses in race end lineker stand off and avoid rebelling. wouldn't it be great if the bbc all went on strike and don't to voice your concern with the sun as lineker back on the books. the times his bbc bosses seek truth to get lineker back . and finally, the lineker back. and finally, the daily star has school holidays h

f ashe regan who has beenin are ashe f ashe regan who has been in third to the whole way but it's onlysay she stands as much of a chance anyf whoever is third, their second preferential vote from their voter does go towards the other two candidates. now, after two front runners are humza yousaf and kate forbes. then stands to reason that those second preference votes will actually be what decides the new leader of the party. yeah so it might be quite a complex process in the in the coming not sort of quite as simple or straightforward maybe as something so we'll we'll be back to you later tony thank for the moment there at murrayfield . moment there at murrayfield. game say but we're game on as they say but we're now joined by former snp member lieutenant stuart lieutenant colonel stuart crawford, who's actually backing lieutenant colonel stuart crawforbesio's actually backing lieutenant colonel stuart craw forbes to; actually backing lieutenant colonel stuart craw forbes to win.jally backing lieutenant colonel stuart craw forbes to win. stuart, cking kate forbes to win. stuart, thank

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lauren: we looked it up, ash.uggling as you were reporting, and then google refresh our memory. [laughter] stuart: we thought we'd lighten things up a little, ash. lauren: we all did exactly what ashley kid. stuart: tell me more. the possible tiktok ban has some democrats sounding the alarm ahead of the 2024 elections. why are they so worried? lauren: because young voters, secret weapon for the democrats, and democrats used tiktok effectively in the midterms to mobilize gen-z. and if you ban right now where they are, you might turn them off. look, young people can be reached on many different means of social communication. it's not just tiktok. but, yeah -- stuart: they like tiktok. they're lauer yeah. stuart: and to you kill it, maybe they'll vote against it. lauren and a large number of them get their news from tiktok. stuart: thank you, lauren. elon musk getting rid of some of twitter's features for non-paying users. if you're interested, we'll tell you about that in our next hour. >>> president biden wants to

that i was sorry a died some ashes and a dog died his some ashes and they've actually sold the dog.ink eat someone else. i think they eat the they just filled the dog and they just filled a jam jar okay that's your jam jar with. okay that's your particular well my particular thing. well my conspiracy today i'm conspiracy theories today i'm looking matthew thread looking to matthew sweet thread about it . well that's the about it. okay well that's the shore nearly over. so let's take another quick look at monday's front pages. we've got the daily. will the bbc do a deal today to end tv's stand off. well we've already found out they have apparently telegraph lineker set to return as bbc bosses back down the guardian has this same story slightly different words bbc bosses in race end lineker stand off and avoid rebelling. wouldn't it be great if the bbc all went on strike and don't to voice your concern with the sun as lineker back on the books. the times his bbc bosses seek truth to get lineker back . and finally, the lineker back. and finally, the daily star has school holidays hit w

there's also majority of ash he became anchors 1st man in 2019 he previously stood for the far right nationalist movement party. let's go straight over to the new. consider his anchor for us. i mean there was speculation. sit in that that would be a long list of people for the candidacy. and they brought the selection forward as well into to may what reaction generally from opposition parties about when or how clearly and quickly they'll be able to find a candidate well, before there was quake, the position was against the prisons are don's proposal to move forward. the election that is official is set for june 18 to may 14, but after the earthquake, of course, all calculations have changed. inter kid so has not for all they the ruling out party and the president but also for the opposition party. so everyone wants this election to be done as quickly as possible for not until now, announcing a candidate that has been the biggest mystery of the opposition alliance, which has 6 members known as table of 6. and today they have gathered in one of the opposition parties, islamist is cited

you ended 26 years long adventure or 1234 episodes ash and his faithful friend pikachu at the end ofpisode ash pikachu approaching the big road and the fork in the road friends choose where they will go. now, leaving room for the imagination of the audience, but this does not mean that the studio is going to throw such a popular profitable franchise. it has long become a cult not only for fans of japanese animation , a new series called pokemon horizon with derisiris has already been launched on the air and other characters are the main characters in it. their names are lika and roy well, the era is leaving, yes, but they left room for fantasy. so if something is possible and to object then the girls about the fantasy. i heard that there is one author of pokemon who literally from the first series has been working on this series continuously. yes, he gave out every week a new story for this series. what kind of fantasy does a person have for 26 years writing the same series series after series is beautiful. uh, and maybe worth remembering then. uh, since today is such a final stage o

how about you, ash?o it but i'm in florida and i've been invited but they wouldn't let me do it by satellite so so speak but next time in new york, i'd love to do it. stuart: looking at lauren on the gutfeld and it's a comedy show. lauren: i don't recall. that's susan on gutfeld too. stuart: susan understands comedy. half it up. susan: i do, indeed. i've done it several times and it's a great show to be on. they always ask me when is stu going to be able to get on the show. stuart: they tape too late. i'm in bed. this is from fred, can you believe this, can varney still talk with a british accent. if so, i would love to hear it? don't you think i santa claus rally a british accent now? susan, do i have a british accept? susan: it's lovely. stuart: lauren? lauren: i don't know. stuart: ashley and i are the same, we have english accents. ashley: yeah, but when i got back to england, they say listen to the yank. stuart: yes, they think i'm australian o or canadian. susan: you do do a great australian accent