our correspondent lorna - are likely to continue. our correspondent lorna gordon in holyrood.if by magic we can speak to the general secretary of the scottish trades union congress. can you explain, what did you mean when you say the scottish government could have raised more revenue by taxing any different way? we more revenue by taxing any different way?— more revenue by taxing any different way? we have been settin: different way? we have been setting out — different way? we have been setting out for _ different way? we have been setting out for a _ different way? we have been setting out for a couple - different way? we have been setting out for a couple of. setting out for a couple of years ways that the scottish government could raise additional revenue within existing powers and it is not just all about income tax. they could, for example, put a tax on private jets and could, for example, put a tax on privatejets and bays could, for example, put a tax on private jets and bays up to hundred million pounds more, they could replace the council tax, the proportional propert

if you missed any of what lorna outside or want latest.u missed any of what lorna outside i snp 1t reflected 17 years of snp government and a reckless waste of taxpayer money. labour said this was a threadbare attempt of taxpayer money. labour said this wa the 1readbare attempt of taxpayer money. labour said this wa the buck. lare attempt of taxpayer money. labour said this wa the buck. big attempt of taxpayer money. labour said this wa the buck. big cuts 'npt to pass the buck. big cuts detailed, warnings of more cuts on the way. just cuts on the way. this is just cuts to this year's budget in order to this year's budget in order to balance the books but warnings that more cuts might be on the way. and a blame game starting in terms of who is responsible for those cuts. that is right. shona robison same further significant action will be needed. bring us the updating us and bring us the latest. if you missed any of what lorna outside or want to get more detail, there is a lot more on the bbc news website on a life page. lets get my reactio

let's speak to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon who is at holyrood.ment, the scottish labour letter —— is blaming the snp, and the tories are saying labour should not be blaming the tories. he was taking responsibility?— responsibility? there is a blame game _ responsibility? there is a blame game going - responsibility? there is a blame game going on, i responsibility? there is a i blame game going on, they responsibility? there is a - blame game going on, they are pointing theirfingers blame game going on, they are pointing their fingers at each other and that will be the political context, the political context, the political arguments for some time to come because there is a holyrood election in scotland in 2026. what will concern people more on the ground is what effect it will have on them. shona robison is going to stand up in the chamber behind me with a short statement, it will last just 15 me with a short statement, it will lastjust 15 minutes, but it will detail quite a substantial number of cuts. there are big figures being bandied around,

lorna, what are we expecting to hear today from john swinney?space programme for government as first minister with some big policy ideas but those kind of ideas often necessitate large amounts of cash and it's hard to see how he's going to be able to pull a rabbit out of the hat. because of those financial constraints, half £1 billion of cuts announced by his finance secretary yesterday. he doesn't look like he has got a lot of room for manoeuvre. when he took over of lead as the snp he said for him the main area to focus on was to tackle child poverty and he has made clear that he is going to emphasise that this is also his government biggest priority, there are policy areas in scotland different from elsewhere such as the scottish child payment, payable to the families of each child under 16 and in a low income households. campaigners say the scale and pace of the action of letting young people out of poverty has not been nearly enough. here's this afternoon expected to say he is optimistic, the government can go further to enhance the lives o

let's speak to our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon who is outside holyrood.ement of cuts announcement of cuts. yes, really significant cuts but remember, the wider context as well. his party, the snp took a hammering as well. his party, the snp tooka hammering in as well. his party, the snp took a hammering in the general election and they are now facing the holyrood election to scottish parliament in two year's time. he is also the leader of a minority government so in order to get it bills though he needs to get other parties on site. in this programme for government he talks about commitments that are practical and not partisan. he's is at the fact that he is in a minority government. he talked about commitments that were affordable, impactful and deliverable. perhaps talking to the fact that there has been half £1 billion of cuts and an ounce. the programme of government includes 1a bills that alongside 12 bills that are already before the scottish parliament. i think what was most interesting was the commitment of the direction of travel. the way that he

. >> by the way, nancy, there she was holding lorna. maybe you is 10 weeks old and available. humane society. silicon valley, by the way, they know that they're fortunate because they're they're not dealing with that perpetual overcrowding that so many are actually go to the central valley every week. couple times a week to shelters there to take dozens of dogs off their hands, especially big dogs bringing back to the south bay to take some of the pressure off those other shelters that are just slammed and here in the silicon valley, they always they say need people to help foster pets. so if you can do that, great if you can go and adopt great. get 49 bucks off this weekend and that he said they brought puppies to the team facility in santa clara last year. a couple of days before the nfc title game to try to help calm nerves and reduce the stress that is associated with the playoffs and that works. they won nfc championship game. so the niners called this year said, hey, let's keep this thing going. our guys love it. and if we can help you guys, you know, with the with the p

. >> by the way, can see there was holding lorna. okay. 10 week old lauren is on the market. they're also cute. like these are some some cute pups. and i don't i mean, maybe it's the way that the the guys or hold them and they look so tiny and there are, you but wow, very, very cute of note here. the humane society, silicon valley says they're actually unique. they're abnormal, very fortunate because they don't deal with this perpetual overcrowding that so many shelters do they actually go to the central valley twice a week usually and bring back a bunch of dogs from those shelters and then adopt them out or foster that's a cool way to do it. yeah, they have the space and they have the staff. you know, they have vets on staff. a lot of the soldiers don't have any of that. so they can relieve some of the pressure off those folks and that he said they brought puppies first last year right before the nfc championship. yeah, a couple days before we really stressful. and the 9. so they call i mean, it was a therapy session for that. and so you

lorna gordon is in edinburgh. tell us more about this.isis centre provided - rape crisis centre provided specialist support and counselling to more than 1000 survivors of sexual violence last year but this report said some staff that it did not put the needs of sexual assault survivors, the vast majority of whom are women, first. it went on to say the centre's values were inappropriate and that their actions of some staff had a detrimental impact on some women the centre should have been helping. it went on to say that this chief executive, who is a transgender woman, failed to behave professionally and understand the limits of her authority. rape crisis scotland, which is the national charity which sets standards for member centres, has expressed concern that the centre in edinburgh failed to provide women only spaces for 16 months and has paused referrals to the centre here in edinburgh, though survivors can still refer themselves. meanwhile, the board at edinburgh rape centre has apologised and says it recognises it got things wrong. i

lorna says last night i was very cold. this is lorna on the scrapping of the winter fuel payment.f disabilities i racked up, but in the end i had to put my heating on when the temperature went down to 35. we live in rural and rural area and have to use oil . we're not even have to use oil. we're not even in winter yet. we also can't get pension credit because of an age difference. so my state pension is only £169 and my husband, after working all his life, had after working all his life, had a bad accident, now has six fractures in his back. they get £299 in universal credit. and lorna says she's going to really struggle. so there are a lot of people here who, you know, we're talking about millionaire pensioners. it doesn't sound like lorna is a millionaire pensioner. so there's some room for debate there. thank you very much for your comments. please do keep them coming in now on that story. seven out of ten disabled pensioners potentially set to lose their winter fuel payments this weekend. that comes not from my mouth, but from the department of work and pensions , which is has

lorna?gordon? reports. cheering. john swinney has wanted independence for scotland all his life.d no, today he argued it was more necessary than ever. the contrast over the past _ necessary than ever. the contrast over the past ten _ necessary than ever. the contrast over the past ten years _ necessary than ever. the contrast over the past ten years could - necessary than ever. the contrast over the past ten years could not| necessary than ever. the contrast i over the past ten years could not be clearer. decisions in scotland making scotland fairer. decisions taken at westminster holding scotland back, and that is why scotland back, and that is why scotland must become an independent country. scotland must become an independent count . �* ., . country. brexit and the soaring cost of food and — country. brexit and the soaring cost of food and energy _ country. brexit and the soaring cost of food and energy were _ country. brexit and the soaring cost of food and energy were he - country. brexit and the soaring cost of food and energy were he said - of food and energy were he said

so it was a beautiful character, created by lorna frank, 8 hour was television for hbo, and initiallyctor, it was so immersive as this, leading into the -- leaning into the talent of others, namely mike moreno, and the great team of the artists. 3 hours in the chair, george. >> george: three hours. >> it was magic time. >> michael: it takes me three hours. i always do. [ laughter ] >> michael: it is magic, i mean, what a transformation, looking at that clip, i have seen it, i am like "who is that", did your co-stars recognize you? >> guest: jeffrey wright, walked past me and missed it. i said good morning, jeffrey, and he kept going, i said that's rude. i saw him going to matt reeves and, jeffrey looked back and said, "colin"? yeah, i wasn't there, i looked in the mirror, what i saw look begin -- looking back, i was nowhere to be found, it was a powerful experience, everyone here would feel the samening, when you are that -- same thing. when you are that hidden and submerging, it was actually liberating, because the character is super-dark, and it shows in a sense, the psyche pathy, t

>> lorna cullmyer. >> thank you. before you get started sir, i will call up the next folks. [calling speaker names] if you can queue up. thank you. >> my name is robin. this is my 25 year as a resident of building 116. my wife is a retired u.s. army veteran. i also own a condo at the shipyard, and i was sold on the vision of the future for the shipyard for the artists community and i washed how development is stalled and lawsuits and property values plummeting. i was oen the committee to design replacement studio for the artists promised to us. this was a decade ago. they broke ground and those trenches have become mosquito breeding grounds. our building is falling apart. i am happy for my fellow artists in building 101. million dollars were spnt on windows doors, roofing, fire doors bathrooms and state of the art gallery. we are not asking for any of those things, we just want a safe and dry place to work. [applause] also, 2 and a half decades of working in building 116, i had over 20employees. the state of the building puts me in violation of state and local labor safety l

. >> lorna cullmyer. before you get started sir, i will call up the next folks. s] if you can queue up. >> my name is robin. this is my 25 resident of building 116. my wife u.s. army veteran. i also own a condo atthe shipyard, and i was sold on the vision of for the artists community and how development is stalled and lawsuits and plummeting. i was oen the committee to design replacemen artists promised to us. this was a decade ago. they broke ground and those trenches our building is falling apart. ow artists in building 101. million dollars were spnt on windows s bathrooms and state of the art gallery. we are not asking for any those things, we just want a safe and [applause] also, 2 and a half de 116, i had over 20employees. the state ofme in violation of state and local labor thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. shipyard artist. you can tell by the hat. herevoice to entity, all the entities that bethrough and maintain our studios so asa p.been in my studio since worked in bayview hunter point for a decade and half in remedial education.studio, but the whole area,

lorna gordon, bbc news.of wales has carried out her first work meeting since the end of her cancer treatment. the meeting was related to the princess's work on families and early childhood and, as our senior royal correspondent daniela relph reports, is another step in her recovery. this time has, above all, reminded william and me to reflect and be grateful for the simple yet important things in life. the princess's return to public life is being carefully managed. last week's release of the intimate family video narrated by the princess, a sign that things were beginning to feel more positive. i am, however, looking forward to being back at work and undertaking a few more public engagements in the coming months when i can. the princess's first work meeting was held at windsor castle yesterday afternoon. few details have been released, but it was related to her families and early childhood project. early years has been a focus of much of the princess's public work in recent years, but kensington palace say