green green ducks appear to recognize his accost. he doesn't know when he has an alliance as it has little patience for this strange man. the policeman turns back towards number 91 when he hears shout ding and five shots above the noise. the city. this is spray these loosely runs from the home to her uncle. mr. andrew has brain lies dead on the stone pavement, which refuses to absorb his blood and the world freezes for but a small. 3 p.m. hannah alive wonders why central park flags being lowered to half mast as her carriage near his home. 300 policemen would be assigned to control the anticipated crowds at green's funeral parade in manhattan. although the streets were full with onlookers all peaceful, sad and. the new york brick presbyterian church was filled to capacity as was the congregational church in worcester. andrew has well, green was buried days after his death in rural cemetery worcester. cornelius williams made no attempt to escape. he waited for the police to arrest when glory did what he had done, he would be diagnosed,

sagas power-sharing deal between the snp and the greens.— and the greens.nd the greens. says ministers both past and present. those portraits, l past and present. those portraits, they chronicled the political journey scotland has been on over the last quarter of a century. each face first ministers in very different political climates did what they thought was in the best interest of scotland. they played the hand circumstances had dealt them to the very best of their ability. on the day that parliament nominated me to be first minister i set out how i intended to take scotland forward. i said i wanted to make sure that every single family in scotland has a quality of opportunity regardless of their background dash equality of opportunity. to deliver focused and ambitious measures which protect our environment, promote economic growth, improve well—being and crucially, reduce poverty. fundamentally, i want to inspire confidence in people across the land that the best way to achieve the strongest economy, the best public services, the healthiest and happies

do you think the greens will back him on i think the greens will back him on that right?reens will back him on that riuht? ., ~ , that right? no, i think they will vote with the _ that right? no, i think they will vote with the conservatives. i that right? no, i think they will i vote with the conservatives. they will find that difficult, they might abstain because of their distaste for the tories and the fact it is a tory led initiative. it was not a full—scale coalition, they were not in cabinet, they werejunior ministers outside cabinet, and it was only on a limited series of issues around climate change and holding a further referendum. it was about confidence and supply and she will say that humza yousaf has collapsed the confidence side of it and basically you do the maths. the greens will be looking at their difficult position with humza yousaf, they may abstain rather than vote against him. the liberal democrat have said that two circus clowns have left the government, meaning that the whole circus should be wound up. as things stand at the moment, humza yousaf is

in terms of the green leadership _ green leadership?rship we _ green leadership? in terms of the green leadership we had - green leadership? in terms of the green leadership we had heard i green leadership? in terms of the i green leadership we had heard from patrick harvie that he would resign as co—leader of the scottish greens if his membership voted to leave the bute house agreement. we will speak to reporters in the scottish parliament soon. donna slater had said she wasn't talking about whether or not she would leave —— lorna slater. but if patrick harvie does follow through, that would leave the greens looking for another co—leader to replace him and what direction he would take part in. humza yousaf was saying he valued the greens in government, that he would hopefully vote to stay in the bute house agreement. he wanted it to continue. it's quite the u—turn just a wanted it to continue. it's quite the u—turnjust a couple wanted it to continue. it's quite the u—turn just a couple of days' time to now be saying he is bringing to a

way that bute house agreement was torn up -- greens?— torn up -- greens?ased on mutual respect and trust. where _ based on mutual respect and trust. where we — based on mutual respect and trust. where we work together on values that we _ where we work together on values that we shared, and while we have seen _ that we shared, and while we have seen those — that we shared, and while we have seen those values, those issues that matter— seen those values, those issues that matter to _ seen those values, those issues that matter to our members and i was like the scrapping and the attacks on working—class education, like the attacks— working—class education, like the attacks on— working—class education, like the attacks on gender affirming care, attack— attacks on gender affirming care, attack after attack on our values, we have — attack after attack on our values, we have to — attack after attack on our values, we have to have a serious discussion about— we have to have a serious discussion about the _ we have to have a serious discussion about the future of t

or ill the greens are the _ greens, for good or ill the greens are the only— greens, for good or ill— and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time this _ and that holyrood chamber. thank you for your time this evening. _ thank you for your time this evening. headlines today in the uk. a man has admitted killing an elderly mobility scooter rider in a "motiveless" knife attack. lee byer pleaded guilty to the mansluaghter of thomas o'halloran in greenford in august 2022. byer had only been released from prison five days before the stabbing. three more lenders have announced they're raising rates on new fixed deal mortgages from tomorrow. nationwide, santander and natwest follow several other lenders who lifted rates last week. it comes as expectations of bank of england interest rate cuts are scaled back. the average rate on a two—year fixed deal is nowjust over 5.8%. the uk government will not take back asylum seekers who have crossed into ireland until eu—wide asylum rules are changed. last week, the irish government announced emergency laws to return a rising number of asylum s

green party.lling out of the agreement with the green party.— with pulling out of the agreement with the green party. i think we all understood — with the green party. i think we all understood there _ with the green party. i think we all understood there were _ with the green party. i think we all understood there were strains - with the green party. i think we allj understood there were strains with the bute house agreements. i'm sad to say i think there has been an element of misstep in all of that and he has had to reflect on the fact that he didn't have the confidence of the green msps going into this week. it is important to say that the notion motion of no confidence that was due to take place, he could have won that this week. he has stood down in the best interests of the party, the government and the country. i thank him for all he has done and it has been a pleasure to work with them and supporting over this last year. do you honestly believe he could have won both of those votes of con

just as a reminder, lafco's green bank finance study is part of the mou with puc how the green bank can provide cost savings to. the study build on investment working group for financial corporation that can serve as city green bank, and the purpose of the study is provide outline how potential green bank can leverage diverse spending mechanisms, funding mechanism. outline a pilot program to advance decarbonization goals and highlight importance of partnerships with community development financial institutions. we recently submitted to our state agencies on climate funding. one to the i bank and california treasurer on climate financing strategies and one to the california energy commission on ira, inflation reduction act home program. the next steps with the green bank finance study are to finalize the scope of work with the green finance working group, which includes puc, treasurer, mohcd and department of homeless services and department of environment. we delayed the timing on developing this final scope because we wanted to wait for the epa to select the first set of coalitions tha

, , . , , _ greens? they will be absorbed by the cabinet secretaries _ greens?rrently - greens? they will be absorbed by the cabinet secretaries currently and - greens? they will be absorbed by the cabinet secretaries currently and we i cabinet secretaries currently and we will give consideration to how they are appropriately divvied up in the future. let me once again thank patrick harvie and lorna slater for the incredible work they have done as ministers. andy? itruiith the incredible work they have done as ministers. andy?— the incredible work they have done as ministers. andy? with the greens now out, as ministers. andy? with the greens now out. are — as ministers. andy? with the greens now out. are you _ as ministers. andy? with the greens now out, are you able _ as ministers. andy? with the greens now out, are you able to _ as ministers. andy? with the greens now out, are you able to put - as ministers. andy? with the greens now out, are you able to put on - as ministers. andy? with the greens now out, are you able to put on with| now out, are you able to

the green -a some of the green party. the green party share — some of the green party. green party share power— some of the green party. the green party share power with _ some of the green party. the green party share power with the - some of the green party. the green party share power with the snp - some of the green party. the green party share power with the snp and | party share power with the snp and have done for three years. this week, the scottish government announced that they were ditching a key climate change targets. they accept that a 75% reduction in emissions by 2030 was out of reach. it was tougher than the uk's goal of 68%. the green party have announced they will vote on whether to remain with the snp. it's known as the bute house agreement and they will be a general meeting to decide. patrick harvey, their co—leader has said they will vote. they will argue that they will vote. they will argue that the party should stay there. the first minister of the snp says this is an internal matter for the members of the green party. the interest is that _ memb

well, friends, let's start planting, planting all kinds of greens useful, today we will plant onions,e this, she has a light brown braid and a blue ribbon, such a beautiful song, our theme today is green onions. bring us onions into the studio, the beauty is unearthly, the onions smell juicy and grow beautifully. before we guys start talking to you about how to sow it all, how to grow it all ourselves, i want us to tell at least something about luke and, of course, about his positives. qualities, we know something historical about onions, but it is known that when columbus sailed to america, then the onion was dried and given as a source of vitamin c, which means it is apparently still there, what else do we know, in general we know that the philosopher herodotus wrote that even before herodotus they knew about it for several tens of thousands of years , were eaten for medicinal purposes. let's go to the layouts. we have two specialists, a cardiologist, an ophthalmologist, and here is the cardiologist germanch, look, this is an arterial vessel, these are its walls, onions contain a su

every weekend on d w your interfaces green the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime would probably be secure. subscribed to this channel every friday. subscribe to plan. it's a, the julia, nevada, and i got involved in the widow of cushions, most famous rival, alexa is not valid. what would be the problem to have this done? he died suddenly in a prison comes, his wife, calls the kremlin leader responsible. they could be no and, and you can station and nothing mister fulton because he's a killer. he's a gone stir keys or 2 whole broad white countries to the war. you are the on of, on not yet intends to continue the found finance, the.

but at the green party we are choosing another way.he tired old politics that people are so sick of. we are offering hope and we are offering action. ~ , ., ., offering hope and we are offering action. ~ , . ., ., , action. when times are hard, as they are the 70 peeple — action. when times are hard, as they are the 70 people at _ action. when times are hard, as they are the 70 people at the _ action. when times are hard, as they are the 70 people at the moment, i action. when times are hard, as they| are the 70 people at the moment, we don't need more bluster, empty words and u—turns. when times are hard we need more ambition. not less. we need more ambition. not less. we need to rise to the scale of the challenges we face and be clear that not doing that is a political choice. leaving millions of children in poverty is a political choice stop letting our nhs fall into chaos is a political choice. and failing to commit to the green investment we need is a political choice. well, at the green party, we are making a difference political

greens said no chance.yed us, you let us down, and therefore you are not doing the deal. as you mentioned at the top, that left him with an even more unpalatable prospect of doing a deal with the other part. he could not rebuild the deal with the greens. he didn't want to do a deal with ash regan, and that was the smp could not and would not, and therefore stood down. christian: it is not a neutral thing to change leader. the smp are basically neck-and-neck with labour in the polls. but we havseen in england every time the conservatives have changed. john: indeed. and it is potentially a very difficult position to find yourself in. but what has happened is they have taken away a leader who is becoming increasingly unpopular. he was not that great because he only verily won -- only barely won the contest. and was not uniting his party. to that extent now we start a new game. the question now is what happens in the wake of the smp leadership contest. will there be a contest? if there is a contest, will it be

it would had to be the greens.

in fact the greens have had nothing green left for a long time, because look, for example, at berbaknot is it true, from a young age you participated in anti-war actions, now you support the supply of weapons to the war zone. no, because we're doing the right thing, and i think that 's what politics is all about. the question is not to read out your party program, despite the fact that the world around has changed, when we saw that this happened, we found ourselves in a completely different world, because a war of conquest came to europe again. we have always believed that politics is the art of making the right decisions. decisions, so for me, as well as for my green party, everything was very clear, we must take the side of the victim. is certainly present, there is such a root electorate of the greens, when they will always vote not contrary to common sense, it is very important to note that the last quote from bärbock, it is not addressed to germany, it is addressed specifically to the anglo-saxons, according to the leader, in this transatlantic tandem, that is, this is a report

is this worse for the greens? is this worse for the greens? is this worse for the snp and humza yousafs future? yes, first minister, will he be able to crucially be able to pass any legislation at all if he can't get the votes for a budget, and there's no reason the greens will have to vote for a budget now , there's no reason the lib now, there's no reason the lib dems would. >> why would the labour party, why would the conservative party, if he can't pass legislation , does that then mean legislation, does that then mean that an election, an early election, becomes inevitable? and could it be the end of snp led administrations in scotland? they've been in power north of the border since two thousand and seven. could this year, or potentially next year, be the last year that the snp hold the reins big, big questions and it all? >> does it tell us anything about devolution itself? there you go. that's my question to let us know what you think. gbnews.com/yoursay let's get your headlines. >> good afternoon. it's 12:02. i'm sophia wenzler in the

because anas _ green party... what do you mean. because anas sarwar, _ green party...t isn't that just politics?— him for everything but isn't that just politics? i do not think it is. i must just politics? i do not think it is. i must zawa _ just politics? i do not think it is. i must zawa blames _ just politics? i do not think it is. i must zawa blames humza i just politics? i do not think it is. i i must zawa blames humza yousaf, just politics? i do not think it is. - i must zawa blames humza yousaf, the tory party. _ i must zawa blames humza yousaf, the tory party, he will blame whoever he thinks _ tory party, he will blame whoever he thinks he _ tory party, he will blame whoever he thinks he will get some kind of traction— thinks he will get some kind of traction from but the reality is it took— traction from but the reality is it took the — traction from but the reality is it took the green party a long time to decide _ took the green party a long time to decide they would vote for the motion. — decide they would vote for the motion. at the end of the day... | mo

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but the greens and labour have been going _ but the greens and labour have been going full_ but the greensfull tilt at it and i will give you one figure. three quarters of a million — give you one figure. three quarters of a million leaflets plug by the greens— of a million leaflets plug by the greens in— of a million leaflets plug by the greens in the last few weeks, really playing _ greens in the last few weeks, really playing hard and it will be interesting to see whether they can display— interesting to see whether they can display some labour voters and bring them _ display some labour voters and bring them across— display some labour voters and bring them across because of gazza or because — them across because of gazza or because of— them across because of gazza or because of the more specific local issues _ because of the more specific local issues. that's the thing in bristol iwitt— issues. that's the thing in bristol iwiit give — issues. that's the thing in bristol i will give you a wider issue or picture — i will give you a wider issue or picture because the west country the lib

right, in the middle of it all green instead of gray. that's the goal is denmark's 1st urban roof garden, a little low races, flowers, herbs, fruit and organic vegetables grow here over 600 square meters. i put down the list every tuesday is volunteers, day, a win members work along side volunteers up here on the farm. and mine facility, i'm interested in ecology and i like being outdoors. i live on the 3rd floor and i don't have any possibility of growing anything. my so guarantee. so do you have the newest say, face the night? see about it is so many different people coming together from all around the world . and we're going to come in close just to and voluntarily x on tuesdays mean as well into your day. we will just come because we want to be here. and because we like to be at nature and i think that's really really cool. yeah. up to 2014. this was the roof of a former car auction house. now it's a grow your own paradise with several b colonies. its own hand coup, a rabbits pins and a compost facilities. the idea of transplanting g

a green vision here. people count not cars, hip hi tech, and who believes while other cities struggle to face the teacher. and copenhagen, it is all ready arrived, the people down the comfortable lounge dedicated work in the customizable space which is using the idea trained to test innovative concepts what trains offer us in the future made in germany in fact see minutes on d w. the is a deal. the news coming to live from berlin. hundreds injured in a powerful earthquake, that rocks tie with on the big tremor hips near the eastern city of quality, yet bringing down buildings and knocking out power and trapping. people in the ruins also coming up on our show today, world leaders condemn israel's air strikes on a humanitarian convoy disease. i'm comfortable, but it isn't even, that'd be simple results of the way the warranty is being conducted. they attacked killed 784 purse is ro, admits a grave mistake.

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trust when _ upset i caused green colleagues. trust when working _ upset i caused green colleagues.g with - upset i caused green colleagues. trust when working with the - trust when working with the opposition is clearly fundamental. and while a route through this week's motion of no confidence was absolutely possible, i am not willing to trade my values and principles or do deals with whoever simply for retaining power. therefore, after spending the weekend reflecting on what is best for my party, for the government and for my party, for the government and for the country i lead, i've concluded that repairing our relationship across the political divide can only be done by someone else at the helm. i have therefore informed the snp�*s national secretary of my intention to stand down as party leader and ask she commences a leadership contest for my replacement as soon as possible. in order to ensure a smooth and orderly transition, it is my intention to continue as first minister until my successor has been elected. particularly as parliament will be debating some incredibly importa

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it's due for completion in 2017, something called a green washing. other say it's an essential defense against flooding. copenhagen is regarded as particularly at risk. jeanetta harmon is a solution to it and the solution and the discussion is cost. and how big should it be? a how much of you need to have him and should be a natural landscape? how much should be building? but i think regardless of who you talked to, there's an understanding that we have to do something because otherwise the historic city will be flooded. in a 100 years, and i don't think anyone is, is ready to do that to get a city with a flare for forward looking design that's combining sustainability and fund and wants to be a pioneer when it comes to social cohesion. unhealthy living, a green vision here, people count not cars, hip hi tech and who believes while other cities struggle to face the sure. in copenhagen, it is already arrived. the conflicts cries, seize. every single connection. mapped out shows the geophysical reality beyond the board is what makes things the way they

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a green vision here. people count not cars, hip hi tech and who glitch while other city struggle to face the sure. in copenhagen it is already arrived. the old friends mean friends and may so defend itself in case of an emergency. we cannot guarantee that we could protect munich, frankfurt, berlin, santa, faced with rushes for or against ukraine. the rose, grace has ministry line shows. weakness can nato offer its members suspicion protection and security basically depends on 90 percent on the us basic were attacked. what the alliance really close rang out to call the document nation starts april fools on dw, the creating your ideal virtual sex spot, not using a i. that's not possible, but it might mess with your loved life in ways you don't expect also coming up on the show kind a chatbox be a therapist. there are many apps offering justice. what are the benefits and risks of a therapy doesn't really work? and now we know for sure screens, conrad, your kids, social developments, these of the topics that

the greens you think he underestimated it? session of parliament tried to balance being constructive with being challenging, trying to put forward good, positive ideas, push the government of the day out of their comfort zone, but not being opportunistic, not creating chaos and drama for its own sake and the way that some of the other opposition parties too. that is the way we have always worked and it may be that the first minister simply thought that that meant he could breach such agreements, and that stable progressive majority government without consequences. i think that was a misjudgment. we made it is clear is reputed that stable majority government should continue and many of our members were expressing concerns about it in light of the announcements about the fact that scotland is behind where we should be on climate, we went out to have that debate constructively with our members. humza yousaf wasn't willing to put his authority and credibility behind that deal and decided to end it prematurely and unnecessarily. bu

greens. the support for independence has not much — greens.nder the 50% mark, — remarkably stable at just under the 50% mark, so you now have a lot of independent — 50% mark, so you now have a lot of independent supporters ready to lend their votes— independent supporters ready to lend their votes to the labour party. if nick is _ their votes to the labour party. if nick is right in their 20—25 scottish— nick is right in their 20—25 scottish labour mps in westminster at the _ scottish labour mps in westminster at the next — scottish labour mps in westminster at the next parliament, most of them will know _ at the next parliament, most of them will know that their real electability connects on an ability to connect with people supporting independence. the have to find a different — independence. the have to find a different way of talking about the independent aspiration, ratherthan independent aspiration, rather than dismissing — independent aspiration, ratherthan dismissing it as narrow nationalism because _ dismissing it as narrow nationalis

can you give us an idea of the major tenets of the green party. there is the green new deal and where you stand on the big issues of the day? guest: sure. let me mention health care. this is a crisis across the board. there is a solution which is also supportive which is to expand the medicare system which is the most efficient way to ensure health care. it allows you to choose your doctor. there are holes of medicare and it needs to be approved. we are supporting medicare for all which the majority of american people support the type of plan and this is across the political spectrum and it will not cost us money. it covers you from head to toe, cradle-to-grave, your eyeglasses, hearing aids, mental health care, home care all things excluded the you urgently need and it saves us money. it doesn't cost us is saves us half a trillion because our current private insurance is so wasteful that one out of every three health care dollars is being spent -- is basically being wasted. medicare for all drastically reduces wasteful overhead. that's an example

what is interesting, the larger marjorie taylor greene -- the longer marjorie taylor greene weights to activate this motion to vacate his there are a lot of vacancies in the house and almost all of them heavily favor republicans. some of those vacancies that are creating this tight margin, republicans are about the clawback a larger majority. not a significant majority, but more than a handful. it is less than a handful of republicans interested of removing the speaker. host: is that motivation for marjorie taylor greene to act sooner? guest: that is time pressure on her. as we get towards jude johnson for republican roster will be growing. unless we see major upsets. that throws a whole different calculation if democrats were to take a numerical majority. host: as we get to june, we just came off the foreign aid package that included the ukraine funding. what are considered to be must to do items or other legislative items that could further upset that certain block of the republican conference that is already upset with mike johnson? guest: up ahead, one of the deadlines is the may 1

so you just heard thom tillis say green is failing. she could cost republicans the majority you and saying this for quite some time and unafraid been on afraid and so doing. but now, you've got thom tillis doing it what do you say to that? >> well, i think it is a conclusion that many are reaching in cap on capitol hill in ameri, frankly the idea that a republican believes that russia is a country that we should be promoting that anything having to do with the war criminal putin is a good idea to promote, is just a bad thing for america and the national security implications of what marjorie taylor greene is talking about are scary. they are undermining our ability of fight. a very significant war on the mainland of europe, a war that we haven't seen a tank battle in europe since world war ii or since the 2014 when russia invaded previously, but that is significant and to have an american member of congress supporting russia i just, i didn't think i would see the day that that would happen so trump is now defending johnson and he had b

to companies that invest in green industry. iran is the 10th largest steel producer in the world, but the production of green steel has not opened as it should. this is a necessity for me to explain that iran has signed the 2015 convention, which means we are obliged to reduce thirty-two by 203. let's start our production. otherwise, in the following years, the possibility of exporting our products. in some way , this change in production capacity is more possible in our country because of the existing methods of production. iran has developed its steel production based on direct recovery technology based on the use of iron ore and gas. he has put electric arc furnaces on his agenda and has also developed in the production of green steel. now it is ahead of many steel countries in the world. according to the announcement of the world steel association, by 203 the demand for green steel in the world increases 10 times. this means that countries should seek to eliminate the carbon footprint in their production for a competitive p

party too. shad snp, but of the scottish green party too. �* ., snp, but of the scottish green party. ad that makes it quite difficult for the _ too. ad that makes it quite difficult for the greens - too. ad that makes it quitej difficult for the greens who too. ad that makes it quite - difficult for the greens who are, as you said, the snp partners in government. you said, the snp partners in government-— you said, the snp partners in covernment. . , , , government. that is true because we were covering — government. that is true because we were covering their _ government. that is true because we were covering their conference - government. that is true because we were covering their conference just i were covering their conference just a couple of weeks ago and they were using that phrase then, accelerating towards achieving these climate targets as well. this must have been in the offing then, because really a few weeks ago we did hear from the independent committee on climate change that scotland's 2030 goals were going to be unreachable. so hence the decision now to pull back.

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it power-sharing deal with the scottish greens.— scottish greens.t interest of _ scottish greens. it is in the best interest of the - scottish greens. it is in the best interest of the people | scottish greens. it is in the i best interest of the people of scotland to pursue a different arrangement. the scotland to pursue a different arrangement.— arrangement. the greens are still furious _ arrangement. the greens are still furious and _ arrangement. the greens are still furious and insist - arrangement. the greens are still furious and insist they i still furious and insist they will not back humza yousaf and a confidence vote in coming days. nonetheless the snp leader has written to all the opposition leaders at holly road arguing people want to see political parties work together and inviting them to discuss their concerns and priorities. ash beacon of the alba party could be the kingmaker, who support alone might be enough for humza yousaf to survive. the leader of alba party told the sunday times three might win her over by striking an electora

sharing agreement with the scottish greens. i have concluded that repairing our relationship across the political divide can only be done with someone else at the helm. the search begins for a new leader — among the likely candidates, party grandeejohn swinney and former leadership rival kate forbes. we'll be finding out what it means, for scotland and the wider uk, with james cook and chris mason. also on the programme tonight... two men appear in court charged with murder, after a torso was discovered in a nature reserve. flooding devastates countries in east africa — we're in kenya where 130,000 people have been displaced. and any ideas what this is? it's roman, believed to be 1,700 years old and is baffling experts. and on newsnight at 10:30... we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, we take a first look at what's on tomorrow's front pages. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten, live from the holyrood parliament in edinburgh, at the end of a tumultuous day i

you were backing this deal with the greens days ago. you have| with the greens days ago.e said before it was worth its weight in gold. aren't the greens right when they say this u—turn shows that you are weak and hopeless? iquite when they say this u-turn shows that you are weak and hopeless? quite the o- osite. it you are weak and hopeless? quite the opposite. it shows _ you are weak and hopeless? quite the opposite. it shows leadership. - you are weak and hopeless? quite the opposite. it shows leadership. as - opposite. it shows leadership. as leader of the government, of the party that elected me, i have to make sure i do what is in the best interests of scotland. the make sure i do what is in the best interests of scotland.— interests of scotland. the deal be . an interests of scotland. the deal began under — interests of scotland. the deal began under nicola _ interests of scotland. the deal began under nicola sturgeon l interests of scotland. the deal. began under nicola sturgeon with promise of new politics. but it ran into trouble over a failure to meet a key clim

you talk about _ thoughts for a green future. you talk about certain _ thoughts for a green future.aning towards the right, — talk about certain leaning towards the right, how did that in composition go? i the right, how did that in composition go?- the right, how did that in composition go? the right, how did that in comosition no? ., �* ~ , composition go? i don't think is appmpriate _ composition go? i don't think is appmpriate to _ composition go? i don't think is appropriate to disclose - composition go? i don't think is appropriate to disclose privatel appropriate to disclose private conversation. it was a robust and frank conversation and not only from what we heard in person but from what we heard in person but from what everybody heard in the chamber today. i think it is clear that humza yousaf was not able to explain how within the space of 48 hours, he could go from saint the agreement was worthless within gold and wanted to continue announcing it is run its course. there's legislation we have onlyjust introduced, for example on rent controls, one high priority for our me

perhaps if he had not unceremoniously turfed the greens— if he had not unceremoniously turfed the greens they would not — the greens out of government they would not have wanted to unceremoniously ensure that he was turfed _ unceremoniously ensure that he was turfed out _ unceremoniously ensure that he was turfed out of government as well. we have another case study in political turbulence — have another case study in political turbulence after a decade of political— turbulence after a decade of political turbulence, not just turbulence after a decade of political turbulence, notjust here, political turbulence, not just here, but around — political turbulence, notjust here, but around the uk. and we have conventional wisdom that suggests tonight— conventional wisdom that suggests tonight that the rivals to the snp will be _ tonight that the rivals to the snp will be political beneficiaries, including the labour party tonight including the labour party tonight in particular. you are likely to be wearing — in particular. you are likely to be wearing a — in particular. you are likely to be