newsnight has soken to minister humza yousaf.omen _ minister humza yousaf. newsnight has spoken to women about _ minister humza yousaf. newsnight has spoken to women about the _ minister humza yousaf. newsnight has spoken to women about the misogyny l spoken to women about the misogyny they face _ spoken to women about the misogyny they face while working in our police — they face while working in our police force. they say many are too scared _ police force. they say many are too scared to _ police force. they say many are too scared to speak out and many have been _ scared to speak out and many have been forced — scared to speak out and many have been forced to leave. is this the decisive — been forced to leave. is this the decisive action the first minister was talking about? | decisive action the first minister was talking about?— decisive action the first minister was talking about? i know from my engagement _ was talking about? i know from my engagement with _ was talking about? i know from my engagement with the _ was talk

i know the first minister, humza yousaf, is obviously in the same headspace as i am in relation to thathe membership are as well. we've got to renew notjust the party but to renew our message and make sure that that, you know, that trust that we've built up with the electorate over so many years continues well into the future. as you've watched this unfold, nicola sturgeon herself says even in her worst nightmares, she couldn't have imagined what has unfolded in recent weeks, how is it left you? i mean, angry, confused, sad? maybe all of those things at different moments. i mean, we've kind of had to take a tick on the chin. and, you know, certainly from myself, i've had to to answer a lot of questions in relation to things that i don't really know a lot about. the internal workings of the party is not something that i'd ever closely associated myself with or necessarily thought about in great detail. you know, maybe, maybe that's my feeling. maybe i should have done that and i should have done that as well. but, you know, we're i guess we need to be and what we need to be focused on is

then i met humza yousaf and his wife. the first minister of scotland, yes.tony blair, the ex prime minister. also gordon brown, also an ex prime minister. so it was quite a nice day. and i took some selfies with some showbiz people do. you you were there with your mum standing backstage with her camera, did she have a good day? i backstage with her camera, did she have a good day?— have a good day? i definitely think she did. have a good day? i definitely think she did- she _ have a good day? i definitely think she did. she was _ have a good day? i definitely think she did. she was there _ have a good day? i definitely think she did. she was there for- have a good day? i definitely think she did. she was there for the - she did. she was there for the selfies and when i was taking pictures with humza yousaf and his wife he actually invited my mum over to be part of the picture which was really nice of him. this to be part of the picture which was really nice of him.— really nice of him. this will be a da ou really nice of him. this will be a day you will— rea

last week the first minister of scotland humza yousaf was asked if he would meet donald trump and the president has made controversial statements about muslims before and first minister said he would find it difficult to meet with them and not race concerns were statements he has made an that past. —— not raise concerns. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre from chetan. manchester city manager pep guardiola has been heaping praise on his striker erling haaland following their 2—1 win over fulham that moved them back to the top of the premier league. haaland scored his 50th goal of the season in all competitions, something guardiola calls a stunning achievement. nobody�*s done it for over 90 years. city are top of the table for the first time since february, a point ahead of arsenal who play who play on tuesday — and city still have a game in hand. the manner of games, three days and four days _ the manner of games, three days and four days is _ the manner of games, three days and four days is a — the manner of games, three days and four days is a lot. we knew that after

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last week the first minister of scotland humza yousaf was asked if he would meet donald trump and theuslims before and first minister said he would find it difficult to meet with them and not race concerns were statements he has made an that past. —— not raise concerns. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre from chetan. manchester city manager pep guardiola has been heaping

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scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, has said an admission is "monumental".sh girl madeleine mccann appears to have drawn to a close in portugal. briefing tents have been taken down and heavy machinery removed from the site at a reservoir in the algarve. 0fficers spent three days searching the remote location, after information about the case was given to german prosecutors. british airways said that it had to cancel a number of flights at london's heathrow airport due to a technical issue. ba has suffered a series of reputation—damaging it failures in the past couple of years. just over 40 flights were cancelled on thursday. you're live with bbc news. new figures show net migration hit a record high in 2022. net migration is the difference between the number of people coming to live in the uk and the number leaving. 0ur uk political editor, chris mason, has more. migration — who we are, who and how many we welcome, from where, and for how long. this is great yarmouth, in norfolk, a community and a region highly dependent on immigration. a town which overwhel

the new first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, visited a community larder in dundee.s got their paddles out around the town of enniskillen in northern ireland. as well as helping others, "the big help out" is about bringing people together. on stage last night at the coronation concert, prince william said this had always been a priority for king charles. my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds, and all communities, deserve to be celebrated and supported. cheering. this evening images taken on coronation day in the throne room of buckingham palace were released, along with a message from the king to those who had joined in the celebrations, that having their support and encouragement was the greatest possible coronation gift. sarah campbell, bbc news. the organisers say more than 50,000 events registered to take part in "the big help 0ut" so tens of thousands of people may have chosen to get involved and that is important because since the pandemic volunteer numbers have dropped, they just have not bounced back so it is hoped that by

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the new first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, visited a community larder in dundee.s out around the town of enniskillen in northern ireland. volunteer numbers are significantly down since before the pandemic and reinvigorating their numbers, notjust today, but going forward will, it's hoped, be the lasting legacy of the coronation. sarah campbell, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. it all started in the mid fifties. i got picked out as a decent goalkeeper. football has and always will be a big part of andrew killen�*s life. he's one of the oldest referees in the country. so when he was told he had a leaky heart valve that could affect his quality of life, he was more than willing to be the first person in the uk to undergo a new valve replacement procedure. made me feel a little bit special, really. i've got a new lease of life. i can go to the gym in a relaxed state and just meet my friends there. this procedure typically takes an hour to an hour and a half to do. the patient does not need to go to itu. they go home the following day or

the new first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, visited a community larder in dundee.s out around the town of enniskillen in northern ireland. volunteer numbers are significantly down since before the pandemic and reinvigorating their numbers, notjust today, but going forward will, it's hoped, be the lasting legacy of the coronation. sarah campbell, bbc news. london's metropolitan police force has expressed regret that six anti—monarchy protesters were arrested ahead of the coronation of king charles on saturday. in a statement the force said no charges would be brought against the six — all members of the republic campaign group. for more on this, our news correspondent, graham satchelljoins us from the london newsroom. great to get you on the programme. i know you been looking into this and monitors and it carefully. talk us through the background of this if you don't mind. what was a pretext for the arrests in the first place? it's all goes back to saturday morning in the centre of london on the day of the coronation of king charles iii. the police spotted a van nea

well, the statement was welcomed by scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, who said that as a personthe chief constable's comments come at a time when the force here in scotland is under pressure. there is an ongoing public inquiry into the death of a man who died after being restrained by police officers. it is investigating the circumstances of the 31—year—old's death and whether race was a factor. and some former officers have spoken about a boys club culture within the service itself. one female former firearms officer who received close to £1 million in compensation after a tribunal found million in compensation after a tribunalfound she had been victimised when she raised concerns about sexism told me this morning that the chief constable's admission was welcome, but that she was angry that it had taken so long to make this public acknowledgement and she said that she hoped it would help officer is still within the force who are currently facing and challenging police scotland on these issues. lorna gordon in glasgow, thank you. now, it was supposed to be his big moment — the r

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humza yousaf! if i asked another scottish politician, who would you go for? invited to be here. so when did you first become aware of nicola sturgeon? what's your first political memory of her? probably around brexit and the 2017 general election. she was down to earth and i think she actually understood what scottish people were thinking. i'd imagine when you think about the future and appealing to voters, after somebody that's been around for so long, having a police tent put up in the front garden, that's not in the plan, right? it's obviously not a great look. but the thing with the snp and with the yes movement is, you know, it's by the people, for the people. it's bigger than one person. so far this year, 18 polls have asked about independence and broken down results for people under 24. they suggest support for a yes vote on average is about 20% higher among that age group. but others see an opportunity now to change those numbers. this is just down the coast at portobello in edinburgh, six in ten voters in this city voted no to independence back in 20

there's no question that humza yousaf has had question that humza yousaf has bad a— question that humzacancel the last minute. sadly, due to family reasons for a bit of balance. moving now, balance. but moving on now, christine, you're the christine, to you, you're the lib dem mp for edinburgh west. the must the opposition parties must be licking what's licking their lips at what's happening there but poll happening up there, but the poll is pointing out that a lot of the seats are going to go to the labour party, 23 seats swinging to but taking back two to labour, but taking back two for the tories. what do you think means the lib dems think it means for the lib dems and the opposition parties up north the border? well, i north of the border? well, i don't think it's— north of the border? well, i don't think it's any- : 7 well, i don't think it's any surprise tbat— don't think it's any surprise tbat tbs— don't think it's any surprise that the majority of seats would go that the majority of seats would ea—iabaw- that the majority of seats would ea—iabaw batty- go back to the labour part

and nicola sturgeon.— humza yousaf and nicola sturgeon.manitarian. who who else? so the stand the stand announced that some of their staff, some of their blue haired , annoying nose ring staff saying, oh, we can't have joanna cherry here because she's a terf and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ant— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ant coect— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is- and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is to say, t-n — and correct response is to say, t-n nne,— and correct response is to say, t-n nne, youe— and correct response is to say, i'm fine, you're fired. there you— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. — i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. tnere-o— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. there's the door. get out.— you go. there's the door. get out. vou— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't want to work ten.— out. you don't want to work nere. non-t— out. you don't want to work here. don't-here.- o

and nicola sturgeon.— humza yousaf and nicola sturgeon.an't have joanna cherry here because she's a terf and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ana— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. one corner— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is- and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is to say, r-n — and correct response is to say, r-n nne.— and correct response is to say, r-n nne. youe— and correct response is to say, i'm fine, you're fired. there you— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. — i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. rnere-s— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. there's the door. get our.— you go. there's the door. get our. vou— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't want to work nee.— out. you don't want to work nere. don-r— out. you don't want to work here. don't-here.- out. you don't want to work here. don't here. there's out. you don't want to work here. people here. there's out. you don't want to work here. people will

and nicola sturgeon.— humza yousaf and nicola sturgeon.unced that some of their staff, some of their blue haired , annoying nose ring staff saying, oh, we can't have joanna cherry here because she's a terf and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ant— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ant correct— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is- and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is to say, r-n — and correct response is to say, r-n nne.— and correct response is to say, tn the youe— and correct response is to say, i'm fine, you're fired. there you— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. — i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. tnere-s— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. there's the door. get out.— you go. there's the door. get out. vou— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't want to work nee.— out. you don't want to work nere. pont— out. you don't want to work here. don't-here.- out. you don't want to work here. don't here. there's o

humza yousaf doesn't even scare his own side, he is not even that well—known.ghable now. you don't think it will affect the election? but at i will affect the election? but at least the snp _ will affect the election? but at least the snp back _ will affect the election? but at least the snp back then - will affect the election? but at least the snp back then were l least the snp back then were relatively coherent. as we can see there _ relatively coherent. as we can see there are — relatively coherent. as we can see there are currently a shambles. so who is— there are currently a shambles. so who is keir— there are currently a shambles. so who is keir starmer's majority going to be _ who is keir starmer's majority going to be based — who is keir starmer's majority going to be based on? who are his partner is going _ to be based on? who are his partner is going to _ to be based on? who are his partner is going to be in this coalition crews— is going to be in this coalition crews will— is going to be in this coalition crews will be the snp? is is going to be in

of scotland, humza yousaf ,— the first minister of scotland, humza yousaf , has declared humza yousafof— well, they set this up as a some kind of sort of friendly fire bnebaenb. — kind of sort of friendly fire incident. but— kind of sort of friendly fire incident. but i- kind of sort of friendly fire incident. :�* c incident. but i mean, one does question, you know, did the ukrainians have the capability of launching what would be a very long—range erg attack? because certainly the drones that they've had are turkish ones, very effective , but only ones, very effective, but only ones, very effective, but only on short distances . yeah, i on short distances. yeah, i mean, on short distances. yeah, i bbeee— on short distances. yeah, i mean, these drones,- c" c t yeah, i mean, these drones, you can't get— mean, these drones, you can't geb eenee— mean, these drones, you can't get drones, obviously, that are eberabea— get drones, obviously, that are eberabea vba— get drones, obviously, that are operated via satellites now. so bbey— operated via satellites now. so bbey ean— operated via sat

so moving to scotland, the lovely humza yousaf.ing money to help them reinvest in— means of raising money to help them reinvest in that. and to be nenest— them reinvest in that. and to be nenest wttn— them reinvest in that. and to be honest with you,— them reinvest in that. and to be honest with you, it's only £2 a ntgnt— honest with you, it's only £2 a ntgnt er— honest with you, it's only £2 a ntgnt er tne— honest with you, it's only £2 a night or the idea— honest with you, it's only £2 a night or the idea is it's only £2 e— night or the idea is it's only £2 e ntgnt— night or the idea is it's only £2 a night for— night or the idea is it's only £2 a night for the first week of a £2 a night for the first week of e teurtst— £2 a night for the first week of e teurtst stey. — £2 a night for the first week of a tourist stay. and— £2 a night for the first week of a tourist stay. and frankly , a tourist stay. and frankly, putttng— a tourist stay. and frankly, putting about— a tourist stay. and frankly, putting about 10 to £15 on a ettt— p

terrifyingly woke— of humza yousaf terrifyingly wote swe— of humza yousaf terrifyingly woke snp and—t they don't have— majority in a year's time, but they don't have the right litre. rte— they don't have the right litre. rte teater— they don't have the right litre. the leader they've got keir starmer— the leader they've got keir starmer and— the leader they've got keir starmer and with him the best trey— starmer and with him the best they am— starmer and with him the best they mope— starmer and with him the best they can hope for— starmer and with him the best they can hope for is labour as me— they can hope for is labour as the ttggest— they can hope for is labour as the biggest party— they can hope for is labour as the biggest party in a hung parttamemt— the biggest party in a hung parliament, at— the biggest party in a hung parliament, at which point trttam— parliament, at which point britain will— parliament, at which point britain will be— parliament, at which point britain will be hung out to dry. be britain will be hung out to dry. te earetwt— britain will be hung out to dry.

terrifyingly woke— of humza yousaf terrifyingly wote swe— of humza yousaf terrifyingly woke snp and—t they don't have— majority in a year's time, but they don't have the right litre. rte— they don't have the right litre. rte teater— they don't have the right litre. the leader they've got keir starmer— the leader they've got keir starmer and— the leader they've got keir starmer and with him the best trey— starmer and with him the best they am— starmer and with him the best they mope— starmer and with him the best they can hope for— starmer and with him the best they can hope for is labour as me— they can hope for is labour as the ttggest— they can hope for is labour as the biggest party— they can hope for is labour as the biggest party in a hung parttamemt— the biggest party in a hung parliament, at— the biggest party in a hung parliament, at which point trttam— parliament, at which point britain will— parliament, at which point britain will be— parliament, at which point britain will be hung out to dry. be britain will be hung out to dry. te earetwt— britain will be hung out to dry.

it would be a humza yousaf we a gift for humza yousaf if we tttmtet— a gift for humza yousaf if we tttmtetges were thrown into the grounds of nuokingnon — were thrown into the grounds of buckingham palace. we can see iooiogo— buckingham palace. we can see some footage there of a man being— some footage there of a man being arrested— some footage there of a man being arrested and led away from nuoningnon— buckingham palace. he was onooioi— buckingham palace. he was arrested suspicion arrested on suspicion of possession— arrested on suspicion of possession of- arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive epo— possession of an offensive wepon onei— possession of an offensive weapon after a— possession of an offensive weapon after a knife was found. ani— weapon after a knife was found. and ine— weapon after a knife was found. and the matter— weapon after a knife was found. and the matter is— weapon after a knife was found. and the matter is not being neoiei— and the matter is not being neoiei os— and the matter is not being treated as terror— and the matter is not being treated as terro

into sway— parachute humza yousaf into. swssy—ississs every court, and he just decides shah— every court a wallet sized id— going to be asked to carry a wallet sized id card, which can be wallet sized id card, which can is ssamsi— wallet sized id card, which can be scanned using— wallet sized id card, which can be scanned using a qr code, which— be scanned using a qr code, which wiii— be scanned using a qr code, which will tell— be scanned using a qr code, which will tell you they're assh— which will tell you they're green, which _ which will tell you they're green, which means they're fine, ssmss— green, which means they're fine, ssahss his— green, which means they're fine, ssahsg his sissy— green, which means they're fine, orange bit dirty or— green, which means they're fine, orange bit dirty or red means shsy-ss— orange bit dirty or red means ihsy-ss way— orange bit dirty or red means ihsy-ss way .— orange bit dirty or red means they're very , very problematic. they're very, very problematic. aishsaah— they're very, very problematic. aiihsaah ihs — they're very, very problematic. alth

into sway— parachute humza yousaf into. swssy—ississs every court, and he just decides shah— every court a wallet sized id— going to be asked to carry a wallet sized id card, which can be wallet sized id card, which can is ssamsi— wallet sized id card, which can be scanned using— wallet sized id card, which can be scanned using a qr code, which— be scanned using a qr code, which wiii— be scanned using a qr code, which will tell— be scanned using a qr code, which will tell you they're assh— which will tell you they're green, which _ which will tell you they're green, which means they're fine, ssmss— green, which means they're fine, ssahss his— green, which means they're fine, ssahsg his sissy— green, which means they're fine, orange bit dirty or— green, which means they're fine, orange bit dirty or red means shsy-ss— orange bit dirty or red means ihsy-ss way— orange bit dirty or red means ihsy-ss way .— orange bit dirty or red means they're very , very problematic. they're very, very problematic. aishsaah— they're very, very problematic. aiihsaah ihs — they're very, very problematic. alth

of scotland, humza yousaf, has declared weekwene— humza yousaf, has declared tackling poverty will beack to wnewew— as it happens. now it's back to wnewew ene— as it happens. now it's back to wnewew ene .— andrew and. bev for eewe— andrew and. bev for welcome back to the point on andrew and. bev for— welcome back to the point on gb wewe— welcome back to the point on gb wewe ween— welcome back to the point on gb news with andrew— welcome back to the point on gb news with andrew and bev. �*wanit ”wit news with andrew and bev. we're at news with andrew and bev. we're ew nwekengnenn— news with andrew and bev. we're at buckingham palace, bathed in sunshine. there are now literally thousands people literally thousands of people thronging the mao behind us. it's extraordinary. all armed with cameras, mobile telephones, taking photographs , fabulous taking photographs, fabulous atmosphere. absolutely packed down here. everybody's just enweewene— down here. everybody's just shuffling along— : t“wit”wit everybody'sjust shuffling along very slowly. i mean , in terms— shuffling along very slowly.

and the snp leader humza yousaf . yes, snp leader humza yousaf.rters of the uk's energy. this industry— quarters of the uk's energy. this industry employs 25,000in tnte— this industry employs 25,000in tnte negten— this industry employs 25,000in this region and— this industry employs 25,000in this region and 200,000 across the this region and 200,000 across tne ttn— this region and 200,000 across tne wt .— this region and 200,000 across tne wt . vet— this region and 200,000 across the uk . yet some— this region and 200,000 across the uk . yet some say aberdeen the uk. yet some say aberdeen neede— the uk. yet some say aberdeen neete te— the uk. yet some say aberdeen needs to change _ the uk. yet some say aberdeen needs to change its ways . needs to change its ways. seettten— needs to change its ways. scottish first _ needs to change its ways. scottish first minister humza vewett— scottish first minister humza yousaf yousaf— scottish first minister humza yousaf yousaf has just unveiled a £25— yousaf yousaf has just unveiled a £25 million— yousaf yous

, he— front of committee humza yousaf , he seeke— front of committee humza yousaf , he seehe eheer— that seerhehe— essential, therefore, that scotland goes- essential, therefore, that scotland goes for independence. but scotland goes for independence. her he— scotland goes for independence. but the reality— scotland goes for independence. but the reality is,— scotland goes for independence. but the reality is, is that immigration— but the reality is, is that immigration ,_ but the reality is, is that immigration , however high those immigration, however high those hmmhwems— immigration, however high those immigrants who— immigration, however high those immigrants who are coming to the uk, immigrants who are coming to the we, hhew-re— immigrants who are coming to the we, hhew-re her— immigrants who are coming to the uk, they're not necessarily going— uk, they're not necessarily going where— uk, they're not necessarily going where they're needed. so here— going where they're needed. so here hh— going where they're needed. so here in scotland— going where they're needed. so here in sco

plus as humza yousaf is pressured to make a statement to parliament about the governor of the snp, do crown today's greatest britain and union jackass as ever. stay tuned for tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . let's go. you're watching gb news. britain's news channel. of course, i have been on for air the past hour with this developing story tonight from buckingham palace of an arrest and sounds of what could be a controlled explosion. i want to bnngin controlled explosion. i want to bring in now our home and security editor, mark white. so, mark, some dramatic scenes from buckingham palace. just four days before the coronation is this anything to worry about, though ? well, yeah, i think though? well, yeah, i think eenttnty— though? well, yeah, i think eertttnty rt— though? well, yeah, i think certainly it is— though? well, yeah, i think certainly it is an— 3“ well, yeah, i think certainly it is an incident that is certainly it is an incident that te eetenttetty— certainly it is an incident that is potentially of— certainly i