nicholas: it removes dirts, right? >> no. nicholas: did i get a mustache? [music playing] clifford: it's like snow. >> yeah, it's actually called snow sugar. clifford: oh, that's funny. >> what do you plan on being when you grow up? clifford: a personal fitness trainer. >> ok, that's cool. clifford: but that might change. >> true. things have changed. clifford: work from here. >> yep. clifford: what a masterpiece. [music playing] clifford: just right. clock out. >> oh my god. clifford: that job was fine. we was in there baking these pies, almost. and i was designing them. >> i've never traveled in the mountains or nothing like that, but it brought cliff a ton of energy. take the hairnet off. he was like, mom, it's something other thanust atlanta, other than just georgia, outside of just these four walls. matthew's trying to get a job too now. he's trying to step up and keep his grades up because i'm like, look at your brother. he's doing good. en the other kids, they respect him now. like, i really thank him for being a good child. now i feel like i can bra

but with me is nicholas. so royal is nicholas.k correspondent nicholas. thank you. you on the you. great to have you on the show. wait? is harry show. why wait? is harry thinking. meeting with thinking. i need a meeting with my father and brother i my father and brother before i can come to . your old can come to. your old combination. what's going well ? combination. what's going well? it's barmy, isn't it? i agree. let's just step back bit and consider what is the best way forward for everybody. and to me will be this . of course they get will be this. of course they get an invitation they must be seen to be invited. let's make as much as we can of the that they are welcome come to this coronation and we'd love to we'd love see them in rather heavy quotes. i think. and then the response them should be thank you very much. but we do not want to distract , we do not want want to distract, we do not want to draw away from what is a historic and important in all of our lives, and certainly in the lives of the royal family. so we wil

he's posted a picture of him with nicholas sturgeon and he said nicholas sturgeon and he said nicholasest public servant of the devolution age. her public service, personal resilience and commitment to scotland is unmatched and she has served our party unlike anyone else. it will be an enormous loss as first minister and snp leader. thank you, he says with an exclamation mark, thanking them. more of your messages here, margaret said. best news ever snp ruined scotland. the arrogance of nicholas sturgeon. all she wanted was independence and to hell with everything else . it's hell with everything else. it's very good coming to me and so we've got about 4 minutes. tony, you. what? what do you expect her to say in this? i think mike's probably right. we'll have a list of her achievements . surprised if she . i wouldn't be surprised if she puts a shot the bowels of puts a shot across the bowels of rishi in westminster, rishi sunak in westminster, though. she though. oh, god, yes. she absolutely . you what? absolutely. but you know what? i would like as soon as she would really like as soon

he's been tipped to take over from nicholas sturgeon well, by nicholas had the if i nicholas sturgeon't it be great? i think it was a joke. but nevertheless, we have to say bye. always a pleasure. do you bulls plays new bulls play one hook after the break with emma burnell and freddie grey standing by him . welcome back. at 738, it's time for the papers now. joining us today is deputy editor of the spectator of freddie grey who's in his morning because of sturgeon and corbyn and political consultants emma burnell. let's go straight . so burnell. let's go straight. so in morning we say happy just to go back to the mercedes formula one car seems to catching on in europe far off. i'm the only one bringing some. hello. we might be talking about dark energy in this length . got my union jack this length. got my union jack independent. so i'm just going show that in case anyone was worried about martin freddie, this sounds like some sort of name for a horror film. the wet wife ireland. well, yes. i'm sorry to talk about this at this time in the morning, but this is my is a environmentalist

sturgeon in and nicholas sturgeon in and nicholas sturgeon in and nicholas sturgeon was a star and sheuld be treated like queen. and she the moment that she got a little bit of pushback from the media and from politicians, she was gone yes teddy has gone out the pram now who's going to who's going to take her place? is this what keir starmer is up against? there is. now, look what they are going. no is not. you're right. you're right. and i just. i just sorry, i right. you're right. and i just. ijust sorry, i think i think i just sorry, i think i think starmer has pulled a of a blanket here and the new scottish first minister could be jeremy corbyn because he doesn't have scottish blood . but if you have scottish blood. but if you look closely at him he does look like a highland soldiers left testicle doesn't you know it wrinkled . and hairy and. he's wrinkled. and hairy and. he's looking for a job jim, because i mean sturgeon did blow out of the water today slippery storm is big it out simon that he was booting corbyn from the party all of a sudden no one's talking about it right now.

sturgeon in and nicholas sturgeon in and nicholas sturgeon in and nicholas sturgeon was a star and sheuld be treated like queen. and she the moment that she got a little bit of pushback from the media and from politicians, she was gone yes teddy has gone out the pram now who's going to who's going to take her place? is this what keir starmer is up against? there is. now, look what they are going. no is not. you're right. you're right. and i just. i just sorry, i right. you're right. and i just. ijust sorry, i think i think i just sorry, i think i think starmer has pulled a of a blanket here and the new scottish first minister could be jeremy corbyn because he doesn't have scottish blood . but if you have scottish blood. but if you look closely at him he does look like a highland soldiers left testicle doesn't you know it wrinkled . and hairy and. he's wrinkled. and hairy and. he's looking for a job jim, because i mean sturgeon did blow out of the water today slippery storm is big it out simon that he was booting corbyn from the party all of a sudden no one's talking about it right now.

were you surprised by nicholas sturgeon's resignation? and what does this mean for the political landscape in scotland? i think like you said, i think the whole political community in scotland were surprised. i think. and people did maybe imagine that she would go after the next, you know, general action, which is time for next year. and, but this was a bit of a shock. it wasn't something which i think any journalist either to be quite honest and expected to be happening. and i think this does present an opportunity for a reset, though in scottish politics and for the scottish parliament especially in which nicholas started his dominate to disperse minister for 8 years. and, you know, since it was established has been high level within the s m. p. so i think there is an opportunity for parties to look to and we move forward as a country, but we also politically and get back to normal politics. it's got the not always through the constitutional at prism of division and grievance. and i think me personally, i hope that that's an opportunity

but actually, a lot the debate with nicholas sturgeon is , heat nicholas sturgeon is, heat without lightght it's not so much. an persuasive as you basically beaten back so yes she is formidable nobody can deny that she's an excellent campaigner a good communicator. i she's an excellent campaigner a good communicator . i know there good communicator. i know there is a joke doing rounds on social media. i'll just this with our viewers and listeners and it is that sturgeon prepared to hold a second resignation if this one doesn't work which perhaps is a little cruel however does it actually indicate that this strong personalt actually indicate that this strong personal t could have been as much of a weakness as a strength? well, i think today is a good day for scottish and a great day for the uk for the simple reason it's a good day for scotland because she's a hugely divisive figure and anyone comes after her is to be as as much marmite as she has been. so there was an opportunity for healing in scotland and for bringing people together , trying to work more , together, trying to work more

stephen flynn on the role because he's he's not an ally of nicholas sturgeon. it told and indeed i understand that to be the case. how do these things happen . they how do these things happen. they still keep fairly . i mean, the still keep fairly. i mean, the defining characteristic of the snp in 2015 was that they had this stalinist discipline within the group and you know, they did they, they moved almost in lockstep , literally and lockstep, literally and politically that has started to unravel in recent times . also, unravel in recent times. also, ian blackford i think there was combination of yes , ian was seen combination of yes, ian was seen as being a proxy for unhappiness with other things that nicholas sturgeon doing with her leadership . this a quite bizarre leadership. this a quite bizarre idea of using the next election as a de facto referendum on the scottish , but also there were scottish, but also there were elements there that within the group he wasn't seen as being as effective as the and a you know i think it was a combination of all these

that is 44-year-old nicholas from san francisco.nominated for best classical solo vocal album. congratulations to him. it is called stranger and it is about newcomers are treated in strange lands and bay area history has a lot to do with that. sara donchey will show you nicholas got to see that for himself. >> reporter: our story begins early morning on a state park boat. on board, grammy nominee nicholas is joined by russell nahman, skilled curator in and guide. >> we are all constantly trying to discover ourselves. >> reporter: they will go back in time after ducking the boat and taking a short drive, they reach the destination, historic u.s. immigration station on aging angel island. >> i have been thinking about chinese exclusion because of stranger. >> reporter: stranger is the title of a classical recording done by nicholas. his performance is nominated for a grammy. >> the title track is tied to san jose history. >> reporter: how newcomers are treated in strange lands. it is centered around the chinese exclusion act of 1882.

on board grammy nominee nicholas phan. he is joined by russell, a skilled guide. the two of them are about to go back in time. after docking the boat and taking a short drive the passengers reach their destination, the historic u.s. immigration station. >> something i wanted to do for a long time. i have been thinking about chinese exclusion because of stranger. >> reporter: stranger is recorded by nicholas. his performance is nominated fogrammy. >> e title track is actually tied to san francisco history. >> reporter: the composition explores how newcombers are treated in strange lands. some verses are centered around the chinese exclusion act of 1882, the first time america limited immigration on the basis of national or race. it would not be the last. he walked the grounds where nearly 200,000 asians were detained. he walked up to the barracks where asian men and boys slept for weeks, months or years. >> angel island tells the story of the american experience. we have these replica bunks here. >> reporter: he showed nich

so coming tonight, nicholas sturgeon. yes, she have heard her name somewhat today , has her name somewhat today, has abdicated her throne as first minister of scotland . i will be minister of scotland. i will be taking a look at what caused the leaders demise. everything the controversial gender recognition act to the long standing feud with her former boss, alex salmond . and it has emerged that salmond. and it has emerged that nearly salmond. and it has emerged that nearl y £1,000,000 salmond. and it has emerged that nearly £1,000,00 salmond. and it has emerged that nearly £i,oo0,00 o £i,oo0,000 salmond. and it has emerged that nearly £1,000,00 0 £1,000,000 has nearly £1,000,000 £1,000,000 has been spent on 80 diversity recruitment drive in the armed forces . whilst our military forces. whilst our military accommodation has been falling to pieces, facing scandal after scandal, perhaps money could be spent better elsewhere . we also spent better elsewhere. we also want to take a look into the recent protests and riots in

so coming tonight, nicholas sturgeon. yes, she have heard her name somewhat today , has her name somewhat today, has abdicated her throne as first minister of scotland . i will be minister of scotland. i will be taking a look at what caused the leaders demise. everything the controversial gender recognition act to the long standing feud with her former boss, alex salmond . and it has emerged that salmond. and it has emerged that nearly salmond. and it has emerged that nearl y £1,000,000 salmond. and it has emerged that nearly £1,000,00 salmond. and it has emerged that nearly £i,oo0,00 o £i,oo0,000 salmond. and it has emerged that nearly £1,000,00 0 £1,000,000 has nearly £1,000,000 £1,000,000 has been spent on 80 diversity recruitment drive in the armed forces . whilst our military forces. whilst our military accommodation has been falling to pieces, facing scandal after scandal, perhaps money could be spent better elsewhere . we also spent better elsewhere. we also want to take a look into the recent protests and riots in

nicholas walked the grounds were nearly 200,000 asians were detained and interrogated. he then walked up into the barracksmen and boys lived and slept for weeks, months and even years. >> it represents an untold story in u.s. history. that is the asian-american experience. poor mike russell works for the immigration station foundation. he showed nicholas where they carved art and poetry onto the walls which were once painted green. >> it turned into a cage. what mcnicholas was stunned. >> the idea that creativity is a method of survival. how else do you keep your spirit and soul alive and nourished. it is pretty horrifying conditions. >> the barracks had segregated corners. the tour was sobering. >> it is easy to view these people as dehumanized masses. beings that are coming here to invade our shores. these poems on the wall are beautiful. also the karen which they were carved, it is a testament to the resilience of the spirit. >> preserving his histories and stories and that legacy for future generations, will tell people the mistakes of the past and make sure the cou

nicholas speaks the admit that st. nicholas speaks the admit that st.olute truth, an atheist is a harbinger of absolute truth, an atheist is a harbinger of absolute truth, an atheist is a harbinger of terrible events that are terrible events that are terrible events that are coming centuries and on humanity, because coming centuries and on humanity, because coming centuries and on humanity, because where there is no god there is nothing good where there is no god there is nothing good where there is no god there is nothing good not in the future of [000:11:22;00] which well, well, well, these are people, these are which well, well, well, these are people, these are which well, well, well, these are people, these are people god loves everyone anyway, how he people god loves everyone anyway, how he people god loves everyone anyway, how he can can can treat his people, you are his children anyway well, treat his people, you are his children anyway well, treat his people, you are his children anyway well, how to what something that is not needed, like an al

nicholas sturgeon is underway. nicholas sturgeon announced her unexpected resignation.ssible replacements race. possible replacements include . the deputy first include. the deputy first minister john swinney . finance ministerjohn swinney. finance secretary kate forbes . and secretary kate forbes. and cultural culture and affairs secretary angus . and the secretary angus. and the government has announced an extra hundred an d £21 million to extra hundred and £21 million to boost alcohol and treatment. the new funding be given to 151 council in england to recruit more staff , improve recovery more staff, improve recovery support for prison leavers and invest in addiction treatment. ministers say the plans could prevent nearly 1000 drug related deaths every . the undersecretary deaths every. the undersecretary for primary care and public health neil o'brien , says it health neil o'brien, says it will also help cut crime. we know that drug addiction drives so much , it drives about half of so much, it drives about half of all crime . and because we know all crime. and bec

. >>> that is the amazing voice of 44-year-old nicholas from san francisco. he is grammy nominated for his album. it is called stranger and it is about how newcomers are greeted in strange lands. nicholas got to see it for himself. >> reporter: our story begins early morning on a state park boat. he is joined by russell, a skilled curator and guide. the two of them are about to go back in time. after rocking the boat and taking a short drive, they reached their destination, angel island. >> it is something i have been wanting to do for a long time. i have been thinking about chinese exclusion. >> reporter: stranger is the title of a classical recording . his performance is nominated for a grammy. >> the title track is tied to san francisco history. >> reporter: it explores how newcomers are treated in strange lands. it was the first time in america limited immigration on the basis of nationality or race, it would not be the last. on angel island, nicholas walked the grounds were over 2000 agents were detained. he then walked up to the barracks where men and b

now it was time to go away and concentrate on nicholas sturgeon, the human being because nicholas sturgeon, the leader of the politician, had been dominating her life for so long. she also alluded to the differences that she has, i think between her positions and perhaps positions shared by much or some at least of the rest of her party. just said that by stepping down, she would free up the party to, to go into the next elections with the agenda that was right for the next leader. now as to when that next leader steps up, when nicholas doesn't step down, we don't know exactly yet. she says she's going to stay on until the party chooses . whoever is replace. that is a process that may takes a month. right, right. it tell us more about the recent difficulties and political pressures that the 1st minister has been under what she was. she was very sure in that resignation space that she was resigned and we had to say there in the, in the that we paid. she wasn't resigning because of short term pressures. but it is undeniable that short term pressures have really been mounting on nicholas and

the independent question as well, nicholas whether you nicholas sturgeon, whether you liked or hated was liked her or hated her, was a very, good communicator . very, very good communicator. she was a good advocate for scottish independence. whoever succeeds will they be able to do that ? lots of people, frankly, that? lots of people, frankly, think that is not the case. and one reasons she's going one of the reasons she's going today there's a whole load today and there's a whole load of reasons you've explained some of reasons you've explained some of i think, frankly, of them, i think, frankly, she also she expressed that also fed up. she expressed that today. i think is part of today. i think that is part of the but another reason is the reason but another reason is that the snp, nicholas sturgeon couldn't find a roots for this second referendum when it came to independence. nigel we know the uk so court snap them down. we know the uk parliament effectively was not going to give them a pathway to that second independence referendum. it starting tear the snp it was starting to tea

so someone who campaigned alongside nicholas sturgeon on the issue of independence. you must be disappointed by this resignation. absolutely. nicholas darcia has been an outstanding leader for the independence movement as a whole. and of course, she's the leader of a government that has 2 parties and the 2 parties of independence. they s m p and my partner, the scottish greens. she's also been consistently the most popular politician in scott, and she laid the country incredibly well through the corporate pandemic. but i think we can all recognize being in a position like that for so long for 8 and a half years teaching huge tool on end of the day. there's a huge amount of quite right for scrutiny and pressure on government to go further into the foster. there's also an awful of completely unacceptable behavior. directed the politician sometimes protect the women and possessions of power, like what nicholas starts has been. and so i think it's our credit that she's decided herself when is the right time to go? very few people in our line of work and politics actually

now scotlands longer serve him 1st minister, nicholas sturgeon has resigned. she was the 1st female leader of the country as a devolved government and will remain in office until the scottish national party. alexa successor, where we challenge reports clouds have been gathering for nicholas sturgeon. but when the storm broke, few were expecting it a morning of leaks followed by confirmation at a hastily arranged media briefing. today i am an insane my intention to stay as 1st minister, a leader of my party. i have asked the national secretary of the s n p to begin the process of waiting a new party leader. and i will remain in office until my successor is easily elected. explaining her decision, she spoke of the mental and physical impact of 8 years in a relentless job and staring scotland towards independence would get fresh impetus with a new captain at the helm, the decision was and she insisted because of the current received by nor it will be tempting to see such this decision is not a reaction to short temperatures. of course that are difficult issues co

i just do not know what lies behind nicholas sturgeon.one of the drawbacks of having such a leader is that you tend a strong leader is that you tend not you tend to smother the possibility in growing a number to an actual number two. but of course, you know, she was number two alex salmond a long two to alex salmond for a long time and there was a great charismatic you great. charismatic, you know, great. and rose and she and she absolutely rose and she rose i mean, what rose to it. i mean, that's what in a what i mean about her in a way, what i mean about her legacy politician on the legacy as a politician on the world . you know, she but world stage. you know, she but i would say, by the way, would also say, by the way, without wishing to digress, bofis without wishing to digress, boris johnson is arguably one of the politicians of the greatest politicians of all time. i think was also time. but i think he was also one the worst prime ministers one of the worst prime ministers of they're not of all time. and they're not governing . oh, i

still ahead on all does it after serving 8 years is stopped and as far as minister nicholas dudgeon is pony courts. explain why a tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom and demand the true upfront with me, mark lamond hill. what out is there a a with the latest news as it breaks. this is just a small example of big strawberry humanitarian charlie facing with turkish old bar . it is now the scene is being repeated across this region with detailed coverage like inside me. and mark seems to be getting increasingly difficult on the military rule from around the world. the pentagon says that in recent years, surveillance balloon spotted over warm and white move ah, what you know, the 0 mind of our top story is this our harsh winter conditions and no shelter is driving thousands of syrian refugees to return home. many are trying to cross the turkish border. millions fletcher took here during the country so whole war took years, military is taking aid to remote regions after several affe

it is fair to say that nicholas sturgeon was hoist by our own petard .first minister petard. goodbye, first minister . well, of course it's been reported today that the snp will to quietly drop the proposed legal action against westminster's decision to block the controversial gender act. amidst nicola resignation. although sturgeon denied short term pressures for the cause of her resignation , it's clear that her resignation, it's clear that her resignation, it's clear that her name forever be associated with . putting female identifying with. putting female identifying male rapists in women's prisons . so it looks like the bill will fail. but should we be pleased? joining me to debate this are the commentators james melville and also sam .james, i'm going and also sam. james, i'm going to start you. you're in favour of scottish , but you don't of scottish, but you don't support the. is that correct to say . that's correct. it's say. that's correct. it's somewhat confusing. i mean i consider long term partner independence. but i think increasingly conce

it is fair to say that nicholas sturgeon was hoist by our own petard .first minister petard. goodbye, first minister . well, of course it's been reported today that the snp will to quietly drop the proposed legal action against westminster's decision to block the controversial gender act. amidst nicola resignation. although sturgeon denied short term pressures for the cause of her resignation , it's clear that her resignation, it's clear that her resignation, it's clear that her name forever be associated with . putting female identifying with. putting female identifying male rapists in women's prisons . so it looks like the bill will fail. but should we be pleased? joining me to debate this are the commentators james melville and also sam .james, i'm going and also sam. james, i'm going to start you. you're in favour of scottish , but you don't of scottish, but you don't support the. is that correct to say . that's correct. it's say. that's correct. it's somewhat confusing. i mean i consider long term partner independence. but i think increasingly conce

nicholas: obviously finance generally.what the bank of japan has been doing has been hurting not just the bank but the rest of the financial sectors, particularly the insurance companies. another candidate had been saying two things. one is that the damage in the banking sector and the longer you do it, the more it hurts them. across financing, benefiting from coming out of qe. on the other side japan is not much hurt by a rise in interest rates. 41% on financials have net cash of more than 20% of equities. companies are cash rich, households are cash rich. there are sectors such as railways and real estate, electric power companies that are highly leveraged and as far as the electric is concerned, this makes it all the more important that nuclear power is brought back as fast as possible. it is quite inaccessible that the country has done this for 10 years about whether to switch nuclear power back on. rishaad: notwithstanding the weak gdp read we got today, is inflation becoming more entrenched, and if so, how does it ch

they'll call many yes to nicholas. now subscribe now says nicholas garza door cuz or told me yesterday or will. but i would love to grow, be a queer, say annella's, the old george manor. what manner of southgate sophia? which was the this is the legal milton. welcome to huntsville, napa, winston, as bye, or disconnect the spelling by the name ah, yellow, dia, hub floodlights. our mutual a fill in the group. the nozzle is usually fuzzy. yes, new pupils if that's nice. garage in the, in the colon toilet at almost 3 sig was in upper set up the nam this is doctor silvio did see of huge christal nowles pullman, e. e. o e, so does his on his side of the blood, sweat christian plug with those to the fleet with see, i go with for michelle that she needs to be august for me. stuff with only koga, not the additional feel. dr. cry it up there. this is pete, i wouldn't ah, the amazon here will sell high. so i don't, richie touch near was our sale coolie what i often assad, which was similarly where they have been what used to rene

the independent question as well, nicholas whether you nicholas sturgeon, whether you liked or hated was liked her or hated her, was a very, good communicator . very, very good communicator. she was a good advocate for scottish independence. whoever succeeds will they be able to do that ? lots of people, frankly, that? lots of people, frankly, think that is not the case. and one reasons she's going one of the reasons she's going today there's a whole load today and there's a whole load of reasons you've explained some of reasons you've explained some of i think, frankly, of them, i think, frankly, she also she expressed that also fed up. she expressed that today. i think is part of today. i think that is part of the but another reason is the reason but another reason is that the snp, nicholas sturgeon couldn't find a roots for this second referendum when it came to independence. nigel we know the uk so court snap them down. we know the uk parliament effectively was not going to give them a pathway to that second independence referendum. it starting tear the snp it was starting to tea

when nicholas sturgeon took was. when nicholas sturgeon took over education.e nicola took over. you've just seen the economic figures. and of course a lot has happened. figures. and of course a lot has happened . she's become a victim happened. she's become a victim of . her own arrogance. she's happened. she's become a victim of. her own arrogance. she's all that as long. she was always picking a fight with westminster and the scots would support . and and the scots would support. and then she picked the wrong fight over her extreme transgender policies . she picked entirely policies. she picked entirely the wrong fight . the scottish the wrong fight. the scottish pubuc the wrong fight. the scottish public were not with all. a few days ago 42% of them were saying that she ought to go and she's gone. and i think scotland will be the better for. and then before she took power, sturgeon said publicly judge me on education. that will be the measure that you can judge whether i'm a success or failure. well, she certainly has to give herself a fail mark, then, beca

nicholas win in the first period. you too well storm palace.was not difficult from the point of view of the christian operation, and the americans also had a perfect victory in the first months, and then you and we americans made a big mistake. we tried to stay there. english felt at home alexander who again became a political adviser. the shah lived in a mansion. with the grief of afghan women. many officers brought their wives and children to kabul. they arranged ice skating entertainment. on november 2, 1841, the rebellion against the british begins. alexander was the first to be killed, he himself was torn to pieces by the crowd, his house was burned down , british troops did not come out to suppress the rebellion. not in the first hours. not on the first day. shah-shu-jak climbs into balakhisar, as a result, already on november 3, at the end, the british knew they were scared. january 1, 1842 after a long siege of the english military camp, a treaty is concluded, which, along with the british, seals 18 tribal leaders on january 6, 16,000.

when nicholas sturgeon took was. when nicholas sturgeon took over education.e nicola took over. you've just seen the economic figures. and of course a lot has happened. figures. and of course a lot has happened . she's become a victim happened. she's become a victim of . her own arrogance. she's happened. she's become a victim of. her own arrogance. she's all that as long. she was always picking a fight with westminster and the scots would support . and and the scots would support. and then she picked the wrong fight over her extreme transgender policies . she picked entirely policies. she picked entirely the wrong fight . the scottish the wrong fight. the scottish pubuc the wrong fight. the scottish public were not with all. a few days ago 42% of them were saying that she ought to go and she's gone. and i think scotland will be the better for. and then before she took power, sturgeon said publicly judge me on education. that will be the measure that you can judge whether i'm a success or failure. well, she certainly has to give herself a fail mark, then, beca

we go we've got to nicholas sturgeon to be to beat nicholas sturgeon to be the draconian and give thempression that we are looking country. looking after our country. that's problem this that's the problem this patrician attitude which has supped patrician attitude which has slipped into government . was slipped into government. was that when you were met with . that when you were met with. well, i think you you had sir chris whitty and patrick vallance , who are the leading vallance, who are the leading scientists and medical professionals of the country that were the that were advising the government the time. i think that were advising the govworstent the time. i think that were advising the govworst case the time. i think that were advising the govworst case is|e time. i think that were advising the govworst case is perhapsi think that were advising the govworst case is perhaps when the worst case is perhaps when things to . a one and tried things got to. a one and tried to outdo each other competitive in terms of, you know, how difficult the restrictions could have been, say, whe

so nicholas sturgeon fav attending the next u. k. general election into a de facto referendum on independence disquiet within the past. he, how much further far was that kinda stopped? you would actually pick the party in the independence movement. so i think that will probably end up being the issue that defines the leadership contest. and it will be interesting to see if there are differences. nicholas dodge and worked with 5 different u. k prime ministers through that have political dominance, north of the border, seemed unassailable. shall leave big boots to fail. and the questions about the future have scotlands independence movement, rory helen's houses era? well that's it for this bulletin, but do stay with us on ours is the inside story is coming up next. thank you for watching. ah ah. hello there, it's very quiet story across much of east asia. after that wintry mix moved away from japan. we sing, temperatures recover here over the next few days, more in the way of sunshine than cloud. vast areas of china. and while temperat

and they're hoping that message gets across. catherine soy all 0. nicholas sturgeon has announced her resignation after more than 8 years as the head of scotlands government. the scottish national party leader says she wants to step away from what she calls, quote the brutality of modern politics in power since 2014 sturgeon is scotland, longest serving 1st minister, and the 1st woman to hold all. she'll remain in office until her party chooses her successor, while the s and p scotlands largest party hold and most of the provinces, seats in the british parliament in westminster. and the scottish regional parliament in hollywood surgeon, became leader of the s m. p. after the 2014 independence referendum, when scott's vaulted 55 percent of 45 to remain part of the u. k. she vowed to keep pursuing independence. but her most recent efforts to hold another referendum were blocked by britons. supreme court will re sharon's has more clouds have been gathering for nicholas sturgeon. but when the storm broke, few were expecting it a morning of leagues followed by confirmation at a hastily arr

so nicholas sturgeon favored turning the next u. k. general election into a de facto referendum on independence disquiet within the past. he about how much further far was that kind of strategy would actually at pick the party in the independence movement. so i think that will probably end up being the issue that defines the leadership contest. and it will be interesting to see if there are differences. nicholas doesn't work with 5 different u. k prime ministers through that have political dominance, north of the border, seemed unassailable, shall leave big boots to fail. and the questions about the future have scotlands independence movement. rory helen's houses era still had an alt is either 50 years arter to lay a nobel laureate. pablo narrowed it died more questions about the real cause of his death. ah hello, there are sciences, some warmer weather, coming in to southern parts of europe over the next couple of days till a little bit of cloud. they're just around the black sea. northern parts of the kia could still see a little bit

nicholas was stunned. >> the idea that creativity is a method of survival.e do you keep your spirit and your soul alive and nourished in these pretty horrifying conditions? >> reporter: the tour was sobering. >> it is so easy to view the people as dehumanized masses of beings that are just coming here to sort of invade our shores, you know. these poems on the wall are so beautiful. the care in which they were carved into the walls, i don't know, it's such a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. >> i think preserving the histories, the stories, legacy for future generations will tell people the mistakes of the past and make sure our country doesn't repeat them in the future. >> we caught up with nicholas at sky walker sound in marin as he recorded some tracks. he told us as a half asian, half greek gay man that recording stranger was a gift. >> i am constantly stepping into other people's shoes. that music is often told from the perspective or written by white heterosexual men. so as a result, it is really difficult for me to directly relate to som

it would not be the last. >> oh my god. >> reporter: nicholas walked the grounds where nearly 200,000 asians were detained and intergated. he walked up into historic barracks where asian men and boys lived and slept for weeks, months, even years. >> angel island represents an untold story in united states history. that's the asian american experience. >> reporter: russell showed nicholas where detainees carved art and poetry on to the walls. >> nicholas was stunned. >> the idea that creativity is a method of survival. i mean, how else do you keep your spirit and soul alive and nourished in these horrifying conditions? >> reporter: barracks had segregated quarters. the tour was sobering. >> it is so easy to view the people as dehumanized masses of being come here to invade our shores. these poems on the wall, they're so beautiful. the care of which they were carved into the walls, i don't know, it's such a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. >> i think preserving the histories, stories, that legacy for future generations will tell people the mistakes of the past and make s

. >> reporter: curtis' then 10-year-old son, nicholas washes budding skateboarder but not old enoughe skate park alone. fy reflect e took nicholas under his wing, helping him navigate the often-intimidating culture of skateboarding. >> tyre was one of the coolest guys here. being a young guy at the having somebody that paid attention to you and wanted to skate with you, not just be with his friends, that was pretty special for me. >> reporter: it was a nightmare come to life when nicholas and curtis learned their trusted friend and mentor died after that violent altercation with police. >> he says, "dad, have you watched the video?" and i'm like, "can't watch that video." he goes, "dad, you've got to watch the video because it's important for you to know." and i'm like -- and i can't fathom what it would be like for a parent to see such evil on their own son. ♪ you provide the spirit ♪ >> reporter: dozens from the community gathering to remember his life, tearfully recounting precious moments with their lost friend. >> he was somebody that was going to comfort you, make sure you was

nicholas kind. i'll nicholas that's very kind.ary, but it sounds lovely. what's the website? just to remind of that smiley awards .com smiley charity film awards .com . you very . very simple. thank you very much simon but they're much indeed simon but they're cut founder of smiley charity film awards . well, you've been film awards. well, you've been getting in touch again on the big topics of the day here at gb news. we've been covering, particularly scotland. so on here's one here. i've got to ireland i've my glasses ireland says i've put my glasses on i think that you i hope you think they're not too smart for the job. why in the media world to pundits give such credit to sturgeon right. we're going back to sturgeon first to nicola sturgeon first minister of minister resigned a couple of days goes on to say days ago. alan goes on to say yes, good snp has yes, a good but the snp has a disaster for scotland . this is a disaster for scotland. this is a left wing separatist party. one issue agenda that is promoted and hatred at ev

first minister nicholas sturgeon is about to announce her resignation and ukraine's president says, his troops are fighting for every metre of land as nato allies meet to discuss sending more weapons to key ah, to it's 9 days since powerful earthquakes toppled tens of thousands of buildings into chia and celia, the death toll in both countries, stands at more than $41000.00. that figure continues to rise every day. now turkish authorities are racing to get a to remote areas. cut off from the quakes, or some is a dance. joining us now from southern so kia isn't a helicopter with government officials as they distribute aid sammy, tell us what's happening. okay, well right now we're on a job more. i'm going to like, do you feel like line off throughout to look out the cover out the window. you can see how difficult this is to write it and they want the will work, struggle we get aid. some of these areas we're going through now it's like help with though it's a very difficult to right to access. i imagine even all that good day let alone what a life of the size of it has been. like now peop

for years, nicholas sturgeon seemed as solid as off his seat. the ancient volcano that towers over edinburgh. but political and geological ear is both end office seat stopped rapping. 340000000 years ago. sturgeon's power disappeared with her resignation. announcements last wednesday. good morning everyone. so the scottish national party is now looking for a new leader and a new path. they are now in a state of flux, and the key question for them is what do you do about independence? what's the independent strategy? and mckeever is a political analyst who watches scottish politics closely. it comes back to the decision that the u. k. supreme court made the backend of last year, where they said the scottish parliament did not have the power to hold a referendum by itself. nicholas surgeon's answer to that question was what she called the defect to referendum. in other words, she boutique a national election like the general election that we expect next year. and she would turn that into a vote on independence, but many in the s n p. so this is to

in this hall, in addition to this slide itself, there were bicycles, on which nicholas ii himself, asknow, rode in the park, as well as bicycles of his family members. they were kept here in a hall with a slide. of course, this was the name of the slide for his children. nicholas i installed it here; it survived all the repairs and lasted 100 years; but who, in desperation, was emitted and on his feet ladies-in-waiting? yes, and that there are maids of honor the emperor himself more than once dashingly, brought down, standing. in 1941 , the spanish blue division was stationed at the alexander palace, what they did with the hill is unknown, but most likely. they heated the front halls for her. and now, only from black-and-white photographs alone, both the hall itself and the slide were restored. the opening during the restoration, of course, was a socket. on the ceiling, it was simply smeared with paint, and for decades it was considered sticky and right under the ceiling in semicircular windows, and it’s true, they found windows on canvas, painted with oil painting on canvas that simu

top marks. >> stephen: what animal, was his name, nicholas? of the double life, he felt to me he was birdlike. there was a bit of a peacock about nicholas elliott, someone who liked telling dirty limericks. that was a big thing of his in real life. he loved being at the bar and entertaining with dirty limericks. sort of the peacock, the feathers fanned, couple of whiskeys in. then there was something very hawk like, eagle like about him, very watchful and attentive. he was two birds for me. i try to narrow it down to one with each character. and then the interesting thing, the interesting anthropomorphic thing about starting an animal is how do you actually integrate that into you physically without people -- >> stephen: say that you're doing a bird. >> damian: why is that spy walking around like a peacock? that's weird. it's about how you integrate it. >> stephen: how about bobby axelrod? did he have an animal? >> damian: bobby axelrod is a predator, one of the big cats. he is a cheetah. that's a little bit of play on words because he is clea

well, well , was as bad as nicholas sturgeon. well, well, i'm glad was as bad as nicholas sturgeon. well, well , i'm glad we've well, well, i'm glad we've clarified that. but no, i think you're. right, boris, what have we think of a policy she has achieved but there is a achieved a lot, but there is a lot critical of as well. lot to be critical of as well. i think absolutely. any think absolutely. with any politician. going to politician. but she's going to stay on in politics, you say so. i don't know what she's going to do because she was do because i thought she was when first saw they had when i first saw they they had like funnily yes, like funnily enough. yes, i thought, okay, is she thought, right. okay, is she going oh we but going to go away? oh we but she's and she did mention she's not. and she did mention about being on the backbenches some point. right. i think she was to i'm was going to that. i'm a celebrity. get me out of here she's cop she's doing mansion cop she loves she taking loves to she loves taking selfies with celebrity. you see you see bill dancing, ice or