humza yousaf in the guardian. all about guardian.is about toxic well, toxic masculinity? well, you know toxic masculinity? well, you knoyeah, well, i do know about >> yeah, well, i do know about it because i'm any kind of male thing, power must thing, it's a men in power must take the lead on tackling toxic masculinity, says yousaf. masculinity, says humza yousaf. and head of the snp and and he's the head of the snp and they're the way out. i think. they're on the way out. i think. i on the way out. i think they're on the way out. possibly. don't possibly. maybe not. i don't know how out. know how it turns out. >> but i mean, what's he basically what's he saying that he's saying that it's not good enough basically we enough that basically we can say, it's not men. not say, oh, it's not all men. not all are terrible, that all all men are terrible, that all men collectively have take men collectively have to take responsibility other responsibility for other men, which of identitarian which is a kind of identitarian position which whic

from humza yousaf.f months and job for a couple of months and he to make some great he needs to make some great stands some kind stands so that he has some kind of because i don't think of legacy because i don't think he's going to very long. no he's going to last very long. no benefit to the scottish taxpayer. just makes them benefit to the scottish taxprgood, just makes them benefit to the scottish taxprgood, just says. as them benefit to the scottish taxprgood, just says. emily1 benefit to the scottish taxprgood, just says. emily we look good, john says. emily we in are sick to death, in scotland are sick to death, being nutjobs. i'm being governed by nutjobs. i'm not surprised. john and joan says, we one. i've been. says, we owe no one. i've been. well, there you go. strong stuff. but before we crack on with the let's get the with the show, let's get the weather that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest w

what does it mean for humza yousaf?ly >> it's a really, really important yousaf. important test for humza yousaf. humza has got off to humza yousaf has got off to a really very bad start and it's one sort of has to feel sorry for the man. whatever his politics, he took over this seat a few days later , the nicola a few days later, the nicola sturgeon, he he said that he was the continuity candidate for nicola sturgeon. and a few days after he a few weeks after he became the snp leader, nicola sturgeon got arrested . so it sturgeon got arrested. so it really was a pretty murky way that he inherited the seat . and that he inherited the seat. and of course there were big, big divisions in the snp even before he took over the other two candidates were very popular. kate forbes in particular was very popular. she was standing for something which was very, very different from what humza yousaf was standing within the snp tradition. there snp tradition. and so there was a of a of splits there a lot of a lot of splits there and

let's talk scotland, humza yousaf scotland, shall we? the the leader, of course, of the snp every man can snp has said that every man can piay snp has said that every man can play a role in tackling toxic masculinity. he said that he wants all men to challenge problems , behaviour among our problems, behaviour among our friends and our colleagues and our members. and he's our family members. and he's talking about being good talking about men being good male men, role models to boys and other men. what all of and other men. what does all of this mean ? this mean? >> connor well, in his op ed, he was vaguely alluding to international against international violence against women obviously women and girls, which obviously have rates and have very different rates and levels of legal acceptability based on place and culture. but i don't feel any affinity with a bloke who thinks that marital rape is acceptable. for example . so i don't like being lumped rape is acceptable. for example . swithion't like being lumped rape is acceptable. for exam

and then abdul on humza yousaf and his plans to make ageism a hate crime .e a grumpy old man in a malicious way, you might end up being well called by the coppers having them round your home. abdul says . once the home of abdul says. once the home of adam smith is now the home of foolish snp, which i think is absolutely spot on. what a decline in due to the snp humza yousaf really well when he was justice secretary he started all this anti free speech legislation and it is very concerning what's happening up there. but we'll see what happens at the next next election. so moving on, republican candidates try and woo voters in iowa. the 2024 american election is well and truly getting into the swing of things. but it's not just republicans is on the democrat side. joe biden facing side. joe biden is facing a challenge robert kennedy challenge from robert kennedy jr. former president jr. nephew of former president john f kennedy and son of former attorney general robert f kennedy. kennedy jr kennedy. so robert kennedy jr has battled with a drug has famously bat

how do you rate humza yousaf�*s leadership out of ten?fter keir starmer�*s u—turn on scrapping the two child benefit cap. these are abhorrent policies which are having a huge effect on families, children, young people, right across scotland but very much so in this constituency as well. i am a counsellor here, my casework reflects the issues that families are having with the cost of living crisis and the effect of tory austerity and tory policies, and it is, quite frankly, astonishing that labour are now so close to the tories that what choice do voters have when they are looking at their policy slates? labour's candidate argues the scottish and uk parties disagree on these policies. the scottish labour party has i a position against the two child cap and the bedroom tax. i am a scottish labour candidate and i campaigned against those i issues because we believe - they are examples of heinous policy under the conservative government. but it is awkward, mr shanks, that the leader of your party has a position on a key bit of domestic policy

i think it will be watched closely indeed the first tests were humza yousaf, the new snp leader sinceproblems with finances and an investigation ongoing, but also for the labour party writing high in polls across the uk and want to get back into things with the general election due probably at some point next year. this by election will be seen as a litmus test for labour to see if they will gain back some ground. they lost an awful lot in the general election in 2019 to the s&p, that constituency is round about 5000, so it often to be in the labour site. they put out a statement that they want to snp to call it by election as soon as possible. the earliest would be when parliament returns from its summer break in the start of september, and then we would be looking at a by election in the first or second week of october. it would also be smack bang in the middle of a party conference season, so a very busy time or politics at that particular point. time or politics at that particular oint. . ~' ,, time or politics at that particular oint. ., ~' y., ., time or politics at that particu

her successor , humza yousaf, has her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review and the high streetain wilko has collapsed. today, the company's appointed administrators, after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting 12,000 jobs at risk . the putting 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 shops across the uk . the home secretary says uk. the home secretary says anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday must be hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested as police wielding batons clashed with dozens of youngsters. it followed posts on social media, including tiktok, encouraging people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors as crowds gathered and officers had to issue 34 dispersal orders . issue 34 dispersal orders. lastly virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight, sending three passengers to the edge of space. a mother and her daughter and eight year old olympian were on board. they enjoyed weightlessness. we understand, for around five minutes as the vss unity reached 85km above the eart

her successor , humza yousaf, has her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review and the high streetain wilko has collapsed. today, the company's appointed administrators, after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting 12,000 jobs at risk . the putting 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 shops across the uk . the home secretary says uk. the home secretary says anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday must be hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested as police wielding batons clashed with dozens of youngsters. it followed posts on social media, including tiktok, encouraging people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors as crowds gathered and officers had to issue 34 dispersal orders . issue 34 dispersal orders. lastly virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight, sending three passengers to the edge of space. a mother and her daughter and eight year old olympian were on board. they enjoyed weightlessness. we understand, for around five minutes as the vss unity reached 85km above the eart

for the snp, it will be their first electoral test under the leadership of humza yousaf.tical revival here in scotland. thank you, stephen. orkney has become the first place in the uk to have post delivered by drone. the service, launched by royal mail and the drone company skyports, will see letters and parcels flown from stromness to the islands of graemsay and hoy. the scheme is running for three months initially, but could become permanent. nasa has lost contact with a spacecraft after mistakenly well, here, could shetland become britain's answer to cape canaveral? the owners of the uk's first vertical launch spaceport say they're just weeks away from getting permission to send rockets into space. it means the saxavord space centre could carry out its first launch in october, as laura goodwin reports from shetland. as you might imagine, getting to the most northern point in the uk is a bit of a mission in itself. first up, a flight from mainland uk. then onto one ferry and then onto another ferry before you reach your final destination. but its remoteness is just one

the current first minister — humza yousaf — has ordered a review to ensure that spending guidelines areat and forest fires injuly was portugal. and august has seen no let up. fires, like these shown here, are raging in the centre and south of the country, and monday saw the hottest temperature of the year — 46.1; degrees celsius, in santarem, north of the capital, lisbon. well, one of those battling the extreme heat in southern portugal is the former bbc correspondent — alastair leithead. i asked him how bad the fires are: i could hear the constant buzz by me of the aircraft that during trips from the nearby reservoir to the site of the fire which is just over the hill behind me by three orfour km from where we are and it has been the very front today because it's been such a calm day and we had hot wings from the eastern interior for spain's modest parts of the peninsula and doubles the size of the fire in a matter of hours in the firefighters of which there almost a thousand and 330 plus vehicles with around i! or 12 air crafts are trying to contain it before the winds change and this

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humza yousaf has asked his officials to review the procedures. you're live with bbc news.n brought to the brink of collapse by almost a decade of civil war. back in 201a, houthi forces — who are backed by iran — seized the capital. a saudi—led coalition, supported by britain and america, intervened. but the houthis have not been dislodged and still control sanaa and the north, where most of the population live. there's been less violence since a temporary truce last year between the saudis and the houthis. but there's no sign of a comprehensive peace deal. and people are still injured. few places have suffered more than taiz, a city which for more than 3000 days has been virtually besieged by houthi forces. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin spent several days in the city's main hospital. every second counts. and war has taught them to be quick. it has honed their skills. at al—zour hospital, doctors patch up some of the latest broken bodies. this time, it's government troops hit by a houthi drone. 0ne soldier, called 0mar, could not be saved. another is ru

>> well, i think there's one of the big issues that humza yousaf is keen to push at the moment is, isin edinburgh alongside john kerry, the climate envoy, earlier this week, and he is really keen to talk up and environmental action. he wants to be showing that he is doing more than the uk government and he's completely committed to this coalition that they have with the greens, even though there's a bit of dissatisfaction within his party about that. so humza yousuf wants to very much talk up climate climate change. he wants to perhaps win votes on on that as well . perhaps he he that as well. perhaps he he thinks that he can show that he is doing more than the uk government and therefore he he thinks that that will be popular with some some voters as well. >> it's an interesting theory, michael , >> it's an interesting theory, michael, because i tell you what, i imagine at least some of the 5 million people in scotland will be very surprised to learn that they're responsible for everything with everything that's going on with the the world. but there the rest of the world. but there

her successor , humza yousaf, has successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review of scottish governmentank card spending in the high street chain. wilko has collapsed. the company's appointed administrator , after appointed administrator, after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting around 12,000 jobs at risk . the chain has been unable risk. the chain has been unable to find emergency investment to save its 400 stores across the uk . its chief executive saying uk. its chief executive saying the retailer had no choice but to enter into administration after leaving no stone unturned in efforts to revive the business. the home secretary says anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday must be hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested as police wielding batons clashed with dozens of youngsters. it followed posts on tiktok, encouraging people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors as crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders. suella braverman linked it to lawlessness seen in american cities . wildfi

humza yousaf has asked officials to review procedures.bout the dangers of fake loan offers as more people turn to credit stop loan fee fraud, where people pay a fee for a loan they never receive typically results in a loss of about £260. you are live with bbc news will stop 11 people are unaccounted for after a fire at a holiday home in north—eastern france. these pictures have just come in from the scene showing firefighters tackling the blaze. i7 showing firefighters tackling the blaze. 17 people were evacuated, one of whom was taken to hospital. the french interior minister said a group of people were staying at the venue near the border with germany. we can go to our europe regional editor of paul moss in the newsroom. what else can you tell us about what has happened? we what else can you tell us about what has happened?— has happened? we are in the early stares has happened? we are in the early sta . es of has happened? we are in the early stages of the _ has happened? we are in the early stages of the fire, _ has happened? we are i

scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, has expressed his sadness at what happened here in scotland'sas died at the age of 87. he won the best director oscar for the 1971 thriller the french connection, but he was perhaps most well—known for directing the iconic — and controversial — horror film the exorcist. the film, about a young girl possessed by a demonic entity, was infamously banned in many countries but became one of the most sucessful and influential films of all time. a fired us police officer has been sentenced to fifty seven months in prison for his role in the death of george floyd. 0fficer tou thao — who had been found guilty in may of aiding and abetting manslaughter — held back a crowd while his colleagues restrained mr floyd, one of them kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes. ajudge called his actions "unreasonable". the 2020 killing of the african—american in minneapolis sparked global protests against racial injustice and police brutality. three other officers have already been sentenced for their role in the killing. around the world and across the uk. th

now humza yousaf , he unimpeded.rgh fringe show with the comedian with a comedian to dunng comedian with a comedian to during a podcast. the political party podcast recording . and you party podcast recording. and you know he told matt that this was a, you know, a real turning moment and certainly a moment to order this review and so that the party could investigate further. so the period was september 20, 19 to august 20th, 22.and september 20, 19 to august 20th, 22. and as he told matt ford that , you know, he's 22. and as he told matt ford that, you know, he's going to ask the permanent secretary to review if the right spending procedures are in place. really just crossing the t's and dotting the i's to make sure that everything is above board . that everything is above board. but, you know, he did point out that, you know, while we do need to be mindful of every penny and pound spent, you know, we also need to be mindful of the security and safety of the first minister, alluding to that £10,000 of vip airport ser

scotland�*s first minister humza yousaf has expressed his sadness at what happened here in scotland�*d last month after dna evidence linking another man to the crime came to light. todayjudges further ruled in his conviction was unsafe because of police failures to disclose crucial evidence. families of people with complex medical needs are warning that the nhs system in england and wales that pays for their care at home is struggling to provide adequate support. ministers say extra money is being put into the scheme, but critics warn staff shortages and rising prices are taking their toll. here�*s our social affairs editor, alison holt. i�*ve been doing this since he was a child, you know, and i�*m burning out, but no—one actually seems to care. this is the reality of home life for 24—year—old declan and his mother, alex. he has duchenne muscular dystrophy, a muscle—wasting condition. day and night are filled with medication, ventilator checks, physio and the care that keeps him alive. it's made, like, my chest and my lungs weaker, and my heart. they also face a constant struggle to

her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review . today. the ordered a review. today.the high street chain wilko collapsed . the company's collapsed. the company's appointed administrators after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 stores across the uk and the home secretary has been saying today anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday evening must be, in her words, hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested as police wielding batons clashed with dozens of youngsters . it followed posts on youngsters. it followed posts on tiktok , encouraging people to tiktok, encouraging people to steal from a well—known sports store. some outlets shut their doors as crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders . lastly virgin galactic orders. lastly virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight, sending three passengers to the edge of space. the passengers enjoyed weightlessness. we believe , for weightlessness. we believe, for around five minutes as the unity reached

her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review . today. the ordered a review. today.the high street chain wilko collapsed . the company's collapsed. the company's appointed administrators after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 stores across the uk and the home secretary has been saying today anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday evening must be, in her words, hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested as police wielding batons clashed with dozens of youngsters . it followed posts on youngsters. it followed posts on tiktok , encouraging people to tiktok, encouraging people to steal from a well—known sports store. some outlets shut their doors as crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders . lastly virgin galactic orders. lastly virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight, sending three passengers to the edge of space. the passengers enjoyed weightlessness. we believe , for weightlessness. we believe, for around five minutes as the unity reached

so it's a real battleground for labour and the snp and will be a big, big test for humza yousaf who tookthe leader of the snp . as the leader of the snp. >> unfair to say that tories will just be writing it off well they've they've put their it's a this seat by the way is on the sort of outskirts of glasgow has commuters from glasgow coming in and they have put their leader of all in the tory of the council all in the tory council leader in the glasgow seat up for so a local figure, so a local figure . so a local figure. >> so they might not be writing it off. i think that no, that they'll be they'll be keen to sort of get a showing. and of course rishi sunak is very, very interested moment interested in the at the moment interested in the at the moment in swings to the conservatives. so even if they know they so even if they know that they have chance winning it, have no chance of winning it, i think sunak will feel that think rishi sunak will feel that if it's a huge swing away from the conservatives, then that'll feel momentum isn't going feel like momentum isn't going in the governme

in newly released information, her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review .the high street chain review. the high street chain wilko has collapsed. today, the company's appointed administrators, after falling into administration after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting around 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 stores right across the uk . and lastly right across the uk. and lastly , virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight, sending three passengers to the edge of space. the passenger has enjoyed weightlessness. we understand , for around five understand, for around five minutes of the trip as the vss unity reached 85km above the earth . richard branson's company earth. richard branson's company joins jeff bezos, blue origin and elon musk's spacex in the fledgling space tourism business as us gb news across the uk. on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. this is britain's rt news. channel o'sullivan's law states that all organisations that are not explicitly right wing will

first minister humza yousaf has visited a number of times already, and am looking forward to welcomingen already and is there - campaign. the fact that he has been so often already and is there again. so often already and is there again this morning just shows how important it is to his personal situation, doesn�*t it, because if he loses, as i said, it does dent his reputation as he tries to establish himself in taking over from reputation as he tries to establish himself in taking overfrom nicola sturgeon. i himself in taking over from nicola sturreon. ~ ., , himself in taking over from nicola sturreon. ~ ., ., ., , sturgeon. i think he has already established _ sturgeon. i think he has already established himself _ sturgeon. i think he has already established himself very - sturgeon. i think he has already established himself very well. l sturgeon. i think he has already i established himself very well. one of his first act as first minister was to dribble the fuel insecurity fund, that was in recognition of the cost of living crisis that is biting so hard for households right acros

in newly released information, her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review .e high street chain review. the high street chain wilko has collapsed. today, the company's appointed administrators, after falling into administration after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting around 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 stores right across the uk . and lastly right across the uk. and lastly , virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight, sending three passengers to the edge of space. the passenger has enjoyed weightlessness. we understand , for around five understand, for around five minutes of the trip as the vss unity reached 85km above the earth . richard branson's company earth. richard branson's company joins jeff bezos, blue origin and elon musk's spacex in the fledgling space tourism business as us gb news across the uk. on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news. this is britain's rt news. channel o'sullivan's law states that all organisations that are not explicitly right wing will b

her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review into spending . on the review into spending.n the high street chain. wilko collapsed today . the company's collapsed today. the company's appointed administrators , after appointed administrators, after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting about 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 shops across the uk . and lastly, across the uk. and lastly, virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight , its first space tourism flight, sending three lucky passengers to the edge of space. the passengers enjoyed weightlessness for around five minutes as the vss unity reached 85km above the earth . richard 85km above the earth. richard branson's company joins jeff bezos blue origin and elon musk's spacex in the space tourism business. one of the passengers, 80 year old former olympic canoeist john goodwin, says it was the best day of his life . life. >> looking at earth from space, just the pure clarity and the pure was very moving. >> oh my gosh . >> oh my gosh. >> oh my gosh. >> quite surreal. and you know, a but without a d

her successor, humza yousaf, has ordered a review into spending . on the review into spending.n the high street chain. wilko collapsed today . the company's collapsed today. the company's appointed administrators , after appointed administrators, after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting about 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has 400 shops across the uk . and lastly, across the uk. and lastly, virgin galactic has completed its first space tourism flight , its first space tourism flight, sending three lucky passengers to the edge of space. the passengers enjoyed weightlessness for around five minutes as the vss unity reached 85km above the earth . richard 85km above the earth. richard branson's company joins jeff bezos blue origin and elon musk's spacex in the space tourism business. one of the passengers, 80 year old former olympic canoeist john goodwin, says it was the best day of his life . life. >> looking at earth from space, just the pure clarity and the pure was very moving. >> oh my gosh . >> oh my gosh. >> oh my gosh. >> quite surreal. and you know, a but without a d

but also, i remember there thing about anything about it, but also, i rememiyousaf.e thing about humza yousaf actually would have been done using this because he he referred to isler, you know, the bryce as a as a man. and that actually breaks the legislation that he himself has put into place. it's ridiculous. you could never have enough police officers to police this because you literally need a police officer per conversation section. yeah. okay. right one more before the break. and it's monday's mail. and lewis, do you think any of these diseases actually exist ? actually exist? >> well, yes. how covid luck of a gb news in headliners in joker. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> well, we won't make it an in—joke. how? this is according to the mail. how covid lockdowns opened a pandora's box of diseases from foes like diseases from old foes like polio to new enemies like monkeypox , which is you laugh monkeypox, which is you laugh when you hear this . you know, when you hear this. you know, it's and you had it's complete bs and you had polio in your childhood. >> i not personally.

humza humza. yousaf. they're.t means. i don't what all of that means. i don't know. is this an attack on know. is this just an attack on men is there something men again? is there something going want to explore going on? so i want to explore that. also want about that. i also want to talk about britain. jeremy hunt really quick to claim credit for quick to claim the credit for inflation coming i find inflation coming down. i find that quite interesting. he's saying measures are saying that his measures are working. i'm not really sure what measures actually are. what his measures actually are. the but fair play to him. as soon as inflation goes up, they get a kick in. so he's probably sitting thinking, if i'm sitting there thinking, if i'm going in when it going to get a kick in when it goes i might as well take goes up, i might as well take the glory when it comes down to be fair. and kind of see be fair. and you can kind of see that, can't you? and know, that, can't you? and you know, britain the from home brit

now humza yousaf is ordering a review of spending. it's all kicking . off kicking.eature in the snp annual of 2023 when it's mailed out to members . but 2023 when it's mailed out to members. but certainly this seems to be the latest and it's another financial issue which of course the snp could really be doing without just now. this byelection here in rutherglen and hamilton west. you know, i know that down south there was a few a few weeks ago and i'm probably a lot of people are sick of them by now. but this is really crucial . and the other really crucial. and the other week we saw, know, quite an week we saw, you know, quite an even split. got slice even split. everyone got a slice of between the main of cake between the main political down in political parties down in westminster it's really westminster up here, it's really has won by snp and has to be won by snp and scottish labour. so a few weeks ago i met michael shanks, the new scottish labour candidate for this constituency when the by—election finally rolls around, believe sometime in around, we believe s

remember when nicola sturgeon promised £5 million for climate reparations while humza yousaf has uppedal black hole. makes sense of that. then sadiq khan has of course doubled down on his claim that anti ulez outrage has been stoked up by covid deniers and conspiracy theorists . this after the government was advised that they would not be able to block the expansion . it able to block the expansion. it got me thinking does the mayor have ever so slightly too much power or do you think the more devolution, the better? and lastly, should the older generation be taxed more ? the generation be taxed more? the ifs claimed baby boomers ifs has claimed baby boomers wealth is being undertaxed . but wealth is being undertaxed. but believe it or not. what do you think? let me know. i'll introduce my panel in just one moment. but first, let's get the latest news with aaron

how does with humza yousaf does that fit with humza yousaf in the snp's , you know, negative in the snp'sing freddie well, i think i mean, scotland's going to be very interesting in the next election because it could it could if there's a way of beating labour for the tories , beating labour for the tories, then it has to mean letting the snp win a bit more in scotland and not letting labour do so. >> rishi sunak's north north sea pledges actually that might cause a small swing towards the tories in scotland because it means a lot more jobs and things in scotland. how will that affect things actually affect things would actually make worse for the make the situation worse for the tories scotland? i think tories in scotland? i think a lot of politics, westminster politics in scotland now is thinking about that . what's thinking about that. what's going on? >> oh, that's very odd , doug. so >> oh, that's very odd, doug. so is in effect the tories need the snp to do well. >> yes, but not too well because they are the unionist party after all. so it's a difficult, difficult line to walk . dif

unlike this horrible little hyper nationalist loser that is humza yousaf. tell you what i cheered humza your performance in the world. scooter numpty finals . last . finals. last. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> yeah . is >> yeah, right. >> yeah. is pumping into my veins anyway. >> maybe william doesn't want to 90, >> maybe william doesn't want to go, just in case he's booed by an incredibly republican australian population. i would argue i would argue that he should show his face because he's box office and people will love him . rishi sunak should be love him. rishi sunak should be going as well . love him. rishi sunak should be going as well. i love him. rishi sunak should be going as well . i suspect he going as well. i suspect he doesn't want to be associated with the potential failure which may also be why he spends no time at all anywhere near the engush time at all anywhere near the english channel or the nhs or school , or the english channel or the nhs or school, or the bank of england . school, or the bank of england. at the ve

unlike this horrible little hyper nationalist loser that is humza yousaf. tell you what i cheered humza your performance in the world. scooter numpty finals . last . finals. last. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> yeah . is >> yeah, right. >> yeah. is pumping into my veins anyway. >> maybe william doesn't want to 90, >> maybe william doesn't want to go, just in case he's booed by an incredibly republican australian population. i would argue i would argue that he should show his face because he's box office and people will love him . rishi sunak should be love him. rishi sunak should be going as well . love him. rishi sunak should be going as well. i love him. rishi sunak should be going as well . i suspect he going as well. i suspect he doesn't want to be associated with the potential failure which may also be why he spends no time at all anywhere near the engush time at all anywhere near the english channel or the nhs or school , or the english channel or the nhs or school, or the bank of england . school, or the bank of england. at the ve

, the likes of humza yousaf, nicola sturgeon and penny mordaunt and um, various other politicians fromso interesting trend for this year so far , but i'm looking forward so far, but i'm looking forward to later this afternoon. we're going to speak to some national and international artists and hopefully over this weekend give our audience a real flavour of what the edinburgh festivals have to offer . have to offer. >> there's lots to look forward to and i hope the sun comes out for you there in edinburgh. thanks so much . thanks so much. >> okay, back to the studio now. steph, you're still with us. yeah, i'm talking about ed sheeran . apparently he's got the sheeran. apparently he's got the hump about i. yeah because as every industry now the big talk is how artificial intelligence is how artificial intelligence is going to be replacing people's jobs and how, you know, most industry bosses are saying it could be more of a support. >> and in the music industry now we're people who've we're seeing that people who've passed lyrics can passed on, even their lyrics can be recited by ai . it

now i'm sure reading this list humza yousaf is , you know kicking yousaf is, you know kicking himselfnd the country. but certainly just to kind of dig down into into some of the numbers, £14.2 million of taxpayers money over the three years. and around 58,000 transactions on these government procurement cards . and it ranges procurement cards. and it ranges from the large which we spoke about all the way down to china crockery for the meeting room at £27 home, disco for ebay and even a printout of the scottish government's own independence white paper so these numbers were put out there by jackie baillie, deputy leader of sorry there are put out by scottish labour and i spoke to jackie baillie a little earlier about what this these numbers mean and what this these numbers mean and what she thought of them all. >> well, i think it was the scale of the expenditure on the scottish government's credit card at a time where people are really struggling because of the cost of living crisis here we had civil servants, ministers , had civil servants, ministers, you know, using a credit card to

you know, a hate crime conviction punishable by prison sentence or hefty fine and this is under humza yousafin which he first moved to while he was justice secretary, something he fouled up, the way. and this is up, by the way. and this is going actually criminalise going to actually criminalise people for saying things like, oh, don't be such a grumpy old man. yeah. is potentially a hate crime. what on earth do you make of that? >> yeah, they're seeking add of that? >> �*kind they're seeking add of that? >> �*kind thyageismaking add of that? >> �*kind thyageism clause add of that? >> �*kind thyageism clause onto this kind of ageism clause onto their already large , mocked kind their already large, mocked kind of hate crime because it's just stretched so far. of course , we stretched so far. of course, we don't want insulting and abusive words used to with regards to anybody . that's fine. if that anybody. that's fine. if that gets exposed . sponged from our gets exposed. sponged from our daily lexicon of language. but in terms of describing someone as a grumpy old man potentially, or are of

as her successor humza yousaf has ordered a review of scottish government bank card spending by civilivil servants. the high street chain wilko has collapsed . the chain wilko has collapsed. the company has appointed administrators after failing to secure a rescue deal, putting around 12,000 jobs at risk. the chain has been unable to find emergency investors to save its 400 shops across the uk . its 400 shops across the uk. its chief executive says the retailer was left with no choice but to enter into administration after leaving no stone unturned in efforts to revive the business. it's now the home secretary has said today anyone who took part in suspected looting on london's oxford street yesterday , they must be street yesterday, they must be hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested as police wielding batons clashed with dozens of youngsters. it followed posts on social media, on tiktok, encouraging people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors as crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal notices . suella braverman notices. suella

that indeed humza yousaf thinks there is.tion for scotland. all is welcome, he says. you know, we are not racists. we are not incandescent with rage about refugees come to scotland. we're welcoming , doesn't have the welcoming, doesn't have the infrastructure . education is infrastructure. education is falling off the cliff . the nhs falling off the cliff. the nhs guidelines are atrocious and no one's meeting them and they've got the worst drug deaths in europe. on his watch . europe. on his watch. >> everyone up from the from the kent coastline when they arrive and just well this is this is put them on the train to edinburgh. >> well as long as they don't have covid and so anyway and obviously you you can't forget the fact that nicola sturgeon herself is you know she resigned , her husband resigned. stuart hardy. and i think i think his his name was the i've lost track. >> well, exactly. >> well, exactly. >> there's so many and yet they still are pushing this narrative of independence. independence independence notwithstandi