peter murrell, some have questioned. . ._ peter murrell, some have questioned...y with _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us. — questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will _ questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will be - questioned... jamie, i'm so sorry, to stay with us, we will be coming | to stay with us, we will be coming back to you, welcome to our international viewers, as we bring you the breaking news that former first minister in scotland, nicola sturgeon, has been arrested over her party's finances. we are now going to go live to speak to our squad and political editor from the times, thank you forjoining us, first of all, this is a very surprising news of the many? it all, this is a very surprising news of the many?— all, this is a very surprising news of the man ? , ., , of the many? it is, in some regards, eseciall of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming — of the many? it is, in some regards, especially coming in _ of the many? it i

she also issued a that neither she nor mr murrell are staying at their home in glasgow.ng that statement to avoid the place being besieged by the media, and the neighbours being disturbed, and the neighbours being disturbed, and she is not staying with relatives either. appealing for a degree of peace with regard to that. but as jamie said there, this is quite a remarkable develop meant. we must bear in mind that the previous two people who were arrested were released without charge. it is entirely possible that the same will happen with regard to miss sturgeon. but it is also possible damage entirely obvious that police are taking this exceptionally seriously, where it is coming to the point of nicola sturgeon being taken into custody. nicola sturgeon being taken into custod . ,, �* ,, custody. quite right. and despite that appeal _ custody. quite right. and despite that appeal for — custody. quite right. and despite that appeal for peace _ custody. quite right. and despite that appeal for peace and - custody. quite right. and despite that appeal for peace and calm, i c

peter murrell was released without charge.d the former treasurer of the snp, colin beattie. he was also released without charge and then today the arrest of nicola sturgeon. humza yousaf for them to himself as the continuity candidate from nicola sturgeon. they had a close relationship and in fact in an interview he did prior to nicola sturgeon�*s arrest but which was broadcast today, he talked of the fact that he has been in contact with nicola sturgeon. he said he had been asking her about her welfare in that it has been a very stressful time for her. this is not a good development for the snp. it is a party under a bit of pressure. he is having to ditch some high—profile policies such as the deposit return scheme. and he is under pressure under other policy areas such as the gender recognition reform bill and asissues gender recognition reform bill and as issues on the ferry services to us the scott lish islands and trying to put a recent on his but this will inevitably dominate the new cycle for days and weeks to come. and

we obviously had the rest of her husband, peter murrell, i think a number of weeks ago.n followed, the former snp treasurer. he was also released without charge. but i think that everybody, across the uk and lots of people internationally as well know who nicola sturgeon is. she is such a huge politicalfigure, and that is why this will be resonating with a lot of people today. so, do you think your readers will definitely be following this story very keenly? absolutely. amongst our readership, their is a lot of nicola sturgeon polymers out there. a lot of them, there are also people that question her politics throughout the time that she was leader. so absolutely, readers will be following this very keenly today. and just in terms of what this does for the first minister now, humza yousaf, this will not be good news for him. he was hoping to be able to put this entire thing behind him. no. it will not be easy for him, but he will be trying to focus on the job at hand the best he can. he has already talked to the press about the frustration that this investigation has cau

peter murrell was arrested and later released without charge, pending further investigation, but it ise the sense of this long—running investigation picking up a case and the police scotland also have brought in the national crime agency into this investigation, so it is a multi—agency investigation into the funding and finances of the party, there was a moment a few weeks ago where they seized a motorhome as well, that is, as we understand it, impounded. there are very strong imagery associated with this investigation. a lot of work going on behind the scenes and all the judicial bodies involved keen to emphasise again and again and again the independence of their investigation, which has been ongoing for a couple of years, but is certainly picking up pace over the last couple of months. figs is certainly picking up pace over the last couple of months. as you have pointed _ the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, _ the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, in _ the last couple of months. as you have pointed out, in the - the last couple of months. as you have poin

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when peter murrell was arrested and then released without charge without questioning in april.was a police tent on the lawn here, police officers inside and in the garden of the house. removing boxes from the house andindeed house. removing boxes from the house and indeed the same thing happened at the special —— scottish national party headquarters, no such sign of the activity today. it is obviously very calm here on this very hot, sunny scottish summer evening. but we do know that this arrest and release without charge of nicola sturgeon has released sent shock waves not through justice scottish politics but through uk politics. for a few years she bestowed scottish politics, for a decade really as first minister of scotland and the leader of her party. her supporters hopes and some of horror opponents feared that she would lead scotland to independence from the united kingdom. that heyday for nicola sturgeon and that optimism on behalf of her supporters certainly feels like a long time ago now. iiruiith feels like a long time ago now. with reuards feels like a long time ago

it follows the arrest back in april, of her husband peter murrell, the former chief executive of thety, and the former treasurer, colin beattie. both were released back then without charge pending further inquiries. a spokeswoman for ms sturgeon, says the former leader has always made it clear, she'll cooperate with any investigation. let's look at nicola sturgeon�*s statement she released on twitter. in it she says... she goes on to say... our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has the latest. yes, so a dramatic day in scotland in the developments in this ongoing investigation into the funding and finances of the snp. nicola sturgeon was arrested this morning at nine minutes past ten. she was taken into custody and questioned by detectives. this was under arrangement, so it was prearranged, this interview and arrest, but she was in custody for seven hours and 15 minutes, released from custody at 2a minutes past 5.00 this afternoon. nicola sturgeon was arrested this morning at nine minutes past ten. she was taken into custody and questioned by detectives. she hasn't been charged, pe

she also adds that neither she nor mr murrell are staying at their home in glasgow.ged by the media, and the neighbours being disturbed, and she is not staying with relatives either. appealing for a degree of peace with regard to that. but of course, as jamie said there, this is quite a remarkable development. we must bear in mind that the previous two people who were arrested were released without charge. it is entirely possible that the same will happen with regard to miss sturgeon. but it is also entirely obvious that police are taking this exceptionally seriously, where it is coming to the point of nicola sturgeon being taken into custody. taken into custody for questioning. quite right. and despite that appeal for peace and calm, this is likely to cause a media storm, isn't it? it will certainly cause that. the media storm has only abated for a slight degree in order to arise again with this development. this is a hideous dilemma and problem and conundrum for sturgeon�*s successor humza yousaf. he was not the leader of the party at the time these accusations rel

it follows the arrest back in april, of her husband, peter murrell, the former chief executive of theformer treasurer, colin beettie. both were also released without charge, pending further inquiries. james cook filed this report at the end of a big day in scottish politics. nicola sturgeon, for so long, front and centre in scottish politics, was arrested well away from the cameras, just after 10am. detectives questioned her as a suspect, before releasing her without charge seven hours and 15 minutes later. this evening, ms sturgeon issued a statement which was raw, blunt and defiant. describing the situation as both "a shock and deeply distressing." she thanked her supporters, saying they appreciated she would never do anything to harm either the snp or the country, and she insisted in the strongest possible terms "that i am in fact innocent of any wrongdoing." speaking before the arrest, ms sturgeon�*s successor as first minister said his political mentor was doing well. she and i have caught up on a couple of occasions. i have been asking about are welfare. she has mentioned how di

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it follows the arrest back in april, of her husband, peter murrell, the former chief executive of thenp, and its former treasurer, colin beattie. both were also released without charge, pending further inquiries. meanwhile, the uk government has been responding to boris johnson's surprise resignation as a member of parliament. on sunday, energy secretary grant shapps, told the bbc that he thought the country doesn't "miss the drama" of thejohnson era. later we'll hear from the bbc�*s political editor, chris mason, but first james cook filed this report at the end of a big day in scottish politics. nicola sturgeon, for so long, front and centre in scottish politics, was arrested well away from the cameras, just after 10am. detectives questioned her as a suspect, before releasing her without charge seven hours and 15 minutes later. this evening, ms sturgeon issued a statement which was raw, blunt and defiant. "i am certain i have committed no offence," she said, describing the situation as both "a shock and deeply distressing." she thanked her supporters, saying they appreciated she wou

her arrest comes two months after her husband and former party chief executive, peter murrell, was arrestedeleased without charge pending further investigations. their home was searched at the time. two weeks later the former party treasurer, colin beattie was also questioned and released without charge. live now to our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon. this investigation has been going on sometime quietly but now a very high—profile arrest. an high-profile arrest. an investigation - high—profile arrest. in investigation that has been running for the past two years, mostly in the background but today the most high—profile arrest and what the police have titled operation branch form. mid afternoon came the news that nicola sturgeon, the former first minister of scotland the longest—serving first minister had been arrested by police. this was by arrangement, we are told from a spokesperson from nicola sturgeon that she arranged with police scotland attended an interview where she was arrested and questioned in relation to this ongoing investigation into the funding and finances of the snp

in april, her husband , peter murrell, who was husband, peter murrell, who was the husband, peter murrelland, peter murrell, who was the party's chief executive and the party's chief executive and the ex— the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer— the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer colin beattie, were also questioned and missed— were also questioned and released without charge. her isms— released without charge. her home and— released without charge. her home and the— released without charge. her home and the snp headquarters were also searched in april with poise— were also searched in april with noise een— were also searched in april with police seen removing boxes of eieenee — police seen removing boxes of evidence ine— police seen removing boxes of evidence. the long running indnivv— evidence. the long running inquiry is— evidence. the long running inquiry is investigating what happened— inquiry is investigating what happened ic— inquiry is investigating what happened to around £600,000 vcnn— happened to around £600,000 vcnn ci— happened to around £600,000 worth o

in april, her husband , peter murrell, who was husband, peter murrell, who was the husband, peter murrelland, peter murrell, who was the party's chief executive and the party's chief executive and the ex— the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer— the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer colin beattie, were also questioned and missed— were also questioned and released without charge. her isms— released without charge. her home and— released without charge. her home and the— released without charge. her home and the snp headquarters were also searched in april with poise— were also searched in april with noise een— were also searched in april with police seen removing boxes of eieenee — police seen removing boxes of evidence ine— police seen removing boxes of evidence. the long running indnivv— evidence. the long running inquiry is— evidence. the long running inquiry is investigating what happened— inquiry is investigating what happened ic— inquiry is investigating what happened to around £600,000 vcnn— happened to around £600,000 vcnn ci— happened to around £600,000 worth o

jacob jones, he will hang one to murrell.hat'll go over the right field while giving the cubs the two nothing lead now. hendricks he'll hold on to this no hitter that he's throwing up until the eighth inning. here comes mitch hanger with a double. the giants only hit of the night. they were shut out by the cubs, giving them their sixth straight loss at home, falling back to 500 at 32. and 32. now a's fans were in milwaukee tailgating before today's game against the brewers . oakland looking to win their fourth straight rate. they lead one nothing with two outs in the bottom of the eighth. but william contreras contreras hit a pinch hit home run off of richard lovelady to tie the game at one that this game would go to extra innings. top of the 10th now diaz diaz leads off with a single up the middle. tony kemp scores from the second and the a's. hold on to beat the brewers 2 to 1 winning the first two games of the three game series. now to the stanley cup finals game four tonight, miami, florida trying to tie the series up to

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ms sturgeon's husband, peter murrell, the former chief executive of the party, was previously arrestedred searched by police. the party's headquarters was also searched. officers removing material. later they arrested and released without charge the party's former treasurer, colin beattie. back in april, ms sturgeon described it all as beyond her worst nightmares. there are many questions that i would want to be able to answer, and in the fullness of time, i hope i will answer. but it would be wrong and inappropriate for me to get into any detail that is related to what the police are currently investigating. i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks. her arrest has been seized on by political opponents. this is an appalling scandal at the time where scotland desperately needs change and desperately needs a government working for them to deal with their priorities. and they're certainly not getting that at the moment from either of the governments. nicola sturgeon has declared her intention to return to the scottish parliament.

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ms sturgeon's husband, peter murrell, the former chief executive of the party, was previously arrestedters was also searched. officers removing material. later they arrested and released without charge the party's former treasurer, colin beattie. back in april, ms sturgeon described it all as beyond her worst nightmares. there are many questions that i would want to be able to answer, and in the fullness of time, i hope i will answer. but it would be wrong and inappropriate for me to get into any detail that is related to what the police are currently investigating. i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks. her arrest has been seized on by political opponents. this is an appalling scandal at the time where scotland desperately needs change and desperately needs a government working for them to deal with their priorities. and they're certainly not getting that at the moment from either of the governments. nicola sturgeon has declared her intention to return to the scottish parliament. but there have been calls from both the opp

a far cry from april, when her husband, peter murrell, the snp's former chief executive, was arrestedd without charge. police investigating what happened to nearly £667,000 raised to campaign for independence also removed materialfrom snp headquarters in edinburgh, as well as seizing a luxury motor home. later, they arrested and released without charge the party's former treasurer colin beattie, all of which left the first minister herself the subject of intense speculation. there are many questions that i would want to be able to answer, and in the fullness of time i hope i will answer, but it would be wrong and inappropriate for me to go into any detail that is related to what the police are currently investigating. i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks. for a decade, nicola sturgeon and her husband were scotland's power couple. supporters hoped, some opponents feared, that ms sturgeon would lead her nation to independence. that already feels like a long time ago. this is not just this is notjust a legal matter but would

, as well as nicola sturgeon, they also arrested and questioned the former chief executive, peter murreller. all three were released without charge. all three were released without charae. ., ~ ,, all three were released without charae. ., ~' ,, , all three were released without charae. ., ~ , . charge. thank you very much, jamie. jamie melvor— charge. thank you very much, jamie. jamie mcivor outside _ charge. thank you very much, jamie. jamie mcivor outside the _ charge. thank you very much, jamie. jamie mcivor outside the former - jamie mcivor outside the former first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon's house, where she spoke a short time ago, protesting her innocence over these charges relating to the finances of the snp. we will be bringing you more updates on our website. you can see that there and it will shortly be updated with her statement and all of the detail. it was very brief, she was asked a few questions, but there wasn't too much detail. you can also find that on the bbc news app, of course. for now let's return to the main programme for the latest headlines in the uk

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her arrest came two months after that of her husband, the former chief executive of the snp, peter murrellso important that the presumption of innocence is upheld and that the news of his predecessor's arrest was personally painful was in turn criticsed by the snp mp angus mcneil who said there should be "political distance" between the snp and its former leader. in a moment we'll be joined by the snp's westminister leader ian blackford and labour's leader in scotland, annas sarwar, but first, earlier this afternoon i spoke to one—time leadership contender ash regan about why she is among those msps calling for nicola sturgeon to resign. i think the political implications are if this is damaging the party and it is quite distracting, so i was suggesting this morning that is quite normal in a number of organisations that if there was something of this nature someone would, you know, potentially, and in nicola's case, temporarily resign the whip until this matter is concluded. let's be absolutely clear, nicola sturgeon has protested her innocence vehemently. i think if we are going to put th

ms sturgeon�*s husband, peter murrell, the former chief executive of the party, was previously arrestedthout charge. the home they both shared searched by police. the party's headquarters was also searched. officers removing material. later they arrested and released without charge the party's former treasurer, colin beattie. back in april, ms sturgeon described it all as beyond her worst nightmares. there are many questions that i would want to be able to answer, and in the fullness of time, i hope i will answer. but it would be wrong and inappropriate for me to get into any detail that is related to what the police are currently investigating. i could not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks. her arrest has been seized on by political opponents. this is an appalling scandal at the time where scotland desperately needs change and desperately needs a government working for them to deal with their priorities. and they're certainly not getting that at the moment from either of the governments. nicola sturgeon has declared her intention t

husband peter murrell , who is the chief peter murrell, who is the chief eeewtwet — peter murrell, whoee signatures. one is her husband. i don't know who the other one finance. the finance chap. right. - the other one finance. the finance chap. right. and then me— finance chap. right. and then mt het— finance chap. right. and then and her and, and it teaches us all. and i would be guilty myself of signing things that i don't understand. yeah. no absolutely. wonder you know, absolutely. you wonder you know, as my father used to say, it takes a priest to say mass. in other words, stick to your expertise and, you know, you wonder if she was qualified, if she had the brain. she's very intelligent person , but does she intelligent person, but does she have the forensic brain to sign off party accounts ? well, i off party accounts? well, i mean, the fact— off party accounts? well, i mean, the fact that- off party accounts? well, i mean, the fact that a- ii “cift7 well, i mean, the fact that a luxury metetheme. — mean, the fact that a luxury motorhome, 100,— mean, the fact that a luxury motor

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her husband, peter murrell, who was the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer colin beattie, werelong running inquiry is investigating what happened to around £600,000 worth of donations earmarked for scottish independence campaigns. her home and the snp headquarters were also searched, with police seen removing boxes of evidence . three british of evidence. three british tourists are missing after a dive boat burst into flames in the red sea off egypt . officials the red sea off egypt. officials say 12 britons were rescued along with 12 egyptian crew and guides . it's understood the fire guides. it's understood the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit . the foreign short circuit. the foreign office has confirmed it's in contact with egyptian authorities and is assisting those involved . one of boris those involved. one of boris johnson's allies says the resignations of two tory mps over the last couple of days was not a coordinated attempt to undermine the prime minister. jacob rees—mogg insists there is no plot against rishi sunak and believes he should remain leader.

her husband, peter murrell, who was the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer colin beattie, werelong running inquiry is investigating what happened to around £600,000 worth of donations earmarked for scottish independence campaigns. her home and the snp headquarters were also searched, with police seen removing boxes of evidence . three british of evidence. three british tourists are missing after a dive boat burst into flames in the red sea off egypt . officials the red sea off egypt. officials say 12 britons were rescued along with 12 egyptian crew and guides . it's understood the fire guides. it's understood the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit . the foreign short circuit. the foreign office has confirmed it's in contact with egyptian authorities and is assisting those involved . one of boris those involved. one of boris johnson's allies says the resignations of two tory mps over the last couple of days was not a coordinated attempt to undermine the prime minister. jacob rees—mogg insists there is no plot against rishi sunak and believes he should remain leader.

campaigning her husband, peter murrell, the party's— husband, peter murrell, the ponw-e torme— husband wotee— very much. now, the princess of wotee eowe— very much. now, the princess of wales says reopened the national portrott— wales says reopened the national ponrott tottew— wales says reopened the national portrait gallery after a three weor— portrait gallery after a three year refurbishment. it marks the tteeeet— year refurbishment. it marks the biggest redevelopment project, the biggest redevelopment project, tne tettttne— biggest redevelopment project, the building seen since 1896. it's the building seen since 1896. pt eetne— the building seen since 1896. pt ootne to— the building seen since 1896. pt ootne to te— the building seen since 1896. it's going to be reopening to tne— it's going to be reopening to tne pettte— it's going to be reopening to the public from _ it's going to be reopening to the public from thursday. so you can see what's— the public from thursday. so you can see what's being done there. tet-e— can see what's being done there. tet-e eet— can see what's being d

reser— things have been going on that are peter murrell_ things have been going on that are peter murrell's very little he can— thing is that there's very little he can say that we're sriii—ei- little he can say that we're still—oflpolicej still the stages of a police investigation.— still the stages of a police investigation. no, no charges investigation. no no, no charges nave— investigation. no no, no charges nawe peen— investigation. no no, no charges nawe been made— investigation. no no, no charges have been made ,_ investigation. no no, no charges have been made , let alone any have been made, let alone any kind— have been made, let alone any kind or— have been made, let alone any kind or seari— have been made, let alone any kind of court case,— have been made, let alone any kind of court case, even if one sneaii— kind of court case, even if one sneaii nappen— kind of court case, even if one should happen. so— kind of court case, even if one should happen. so at the moment .rnere-s— should happen. so at the moment .rnere-s wery— should happen. so at the moment , there's very little—

in april, her husband, peter murrell , who was the party's murrell, who was the party's chief executive and the ex treasurer, colin beattie , were treasurer, colin beattie, were also questioned and released without charge. her home and the snp headquarters were searched at the time, with police seeing seen removing boxes of evidence. the long running inquiry is investigating what happened to around £600,000 worth of donations earmarked for the scottish independent campaign. three british tourists are missing after a dive boat burst into flames in the red sea off eqypt into flames in the red sea off egypt. into flames in the red sea off eqypt - a into flames in the red sea off egypt . a officials say 12 egypt. a officials say 12 britons were rescued along with 12 egyptian crew and guides. it's understood the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit. the foreign office has confirmed it's in contact with egyptian authorities and is assisting those involved . what assisting those involved. what if boris johnson's allies says the recent resignations of two tory mps wasn't a coordinated

and go and speak to peter murrell. they will not. a son to an illegal.utely iesinovesi— his life was absolutely destroyed. lost destroyed. and he basically lost evenining— destroyed. and he basically lost evenining oni— destroyed. and he basically lost everything and was basically iesinovei. — everything and was basically destroyed. .if- everything and was basically destroyed. .if this- everything and was basically destroyed. �*" “ destroyed. and if this person did it, which i'm not saying they didn't, i'm really not saying they didn't. that's the point. that's the point. to have a about the a conversation about it. and the parents the teenager was parents of the teenager who was murdered they murdered in bournemouth, they get say that their child's get to say that their child's loss, they comfortable with loss, they are comfortable with that conversation. that being a conversation. an absolutely. up to the absolutely. but it's up to the individual parents to say and the families say, i'm willing the families to say, i'm willing to be in this conversatio

and go and speak to peter murrell. they will not. a son to an illegal.e looked a bit velrl emu— for it. and he looked a bit weird and everyone made the essumbslsm— weird and everyone made the. assumption—and assumption that it was him and his-absolutely- his life was absolutely eesrrsvesl— his life was absolutely destroyed. lost destroyed. and he basically lost evervmmg— destroyed. and he basically lost evervmmg emu— destroyed. and he basically lost everything and was basically eesrrsvesl — everything and was basically destroyed. .if- everything and was basically destroyed. .if this- everything and was basically destroyed. �*" " destroyed. and if this person did it, which i'm not saying they didn't, i'm really not saying they didn't. that's the point. that's the point. to have a about the a conversation about it. and the parents the teenager was parents of the teenager who was murdered they murdered in bournemouth, they get say that their child's get to say that their child's loss, they comfortable with loss, they are comfortable with that conversation.

i don't know guards, peter murrell people.you monday. see you then. hi there. it's— we'll see you monday. hi there. it's aidan then. hi there. it's aidan weeiwewt— then. hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here- hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met ottiee— mcgivern here from the met twice-tite— mcgivern here from the met office .the gb - mcgivern here from the met office the gb news office with the gb news teteeeet— office with the gb news- forecast._stunning forecast. it's another stunning day— day today. sunshine and very wetm—meuyl day today. sunshine and very wetmmeu—y et day today. sunshine and very. warm—many of us, warm once again for many of us, but warm once again for many of us, tut eu— warm once again for many of us, but an increased— warm once again for many of us, but an increased chance of some eetieueeeme—l serious thunderstorms for some ietet—timel later in the day. for the time being.— later in the day. for the time being-pressure- later in the day. for the time being, pressure in charge. later in the day