almost ercent to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she _ to nicola sturgeon at all. percent she didn't exist. - to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she didn't exist. yet, - to nicola sturgeon at all. almost percent she didn't exist. yet, i l percent she didn't exist. yet, i think that was an ill—advised remark by liz truss during the conservative contest during the summer. she was as good as her work and to be fair she was only prime minister for a few weeks but refused it and with nicola sturgeon. very different from rishi sunak who was in touch with the first minister very early in his job. i think the uk government now is to look for nicola sturgeon and try and take away any excuses for grievance that the s&p may have. it is interesting that as was said in the previous report that rishi sunak and nicola sturgeon will have a private meeting tonight. i think there was sit down to eat together, which is you know unthinkable from either of his predecessors. so, yeah i think it is important mood music. i think it is important mood music. i think it is important m

try and find nicola operations. try and find nicola and. appeal for anyone who may been driving through the village of st michael's last friday morning at about 915, or who may dashcam footage that could be of use to us or people who may have been dog walking in the area or on the towpath come forward . a 16 year old boy forward. a 16 year old boy charged with murdering 15 year old girl in northumbria has been remanded into custody . holly remanded into custody. holly newton was found with wounds on friday afternoon near hexham and died in hospital . her family died in hospital. her family have paid tribute , describing have paid tribute, describing holly as a much loved bubbly girl. the teenager's next court appearance is set for wednesday .bons appearance is set for wednesday . boris says vladimir putin threatened kill him just weeks before russia's of ukraine. the was made during a phone call after mr. johnson visited kyiv show support for ukraine. the former prime minister made claim in a bbc documentary the kremlin has described it as

as for nicola search intensify. as for nicola pulley, the missing dog walker.ams mountain rescue and the coastguard involved to. just coming up on that. it's 2:00 with gb news live i'm mark. and coming up in this hour after sacking his party chairman, nadhim zahawi , how? chairman, nadhim zahawi, how? yes. rishi sunak trying to reset his premiership again. £1,000,000,000 announcement on the nature and in emergency care promising thousand more beds. 800 more ambulances. but is it enough without the staff . the enough without the staff. the search for nicola police in lancashire saying they're extremely concerned for the welfare of this 45 year old woman who's disappeared while walking her dog on friday. her phone and her dog were left behind. we'll be live at the police for the latest. the migrant crisis ,189 more migrant crisis, 189 more arriving yesterday . now the home arriving yesterday. now the home secretary wants to crack down with those measures to deny offenders across the channel to claim they're victims of modern slavery. but is that enough mark white

last friday morning, nicola's mobile _ community.le phone was - community. last friday morning, nicola's mobile phone was found| community. last friday morning, i nicola's mobile phone was found on this bench. it was still connected to a work conference call. her spaniel, short while later, was found wandering nearby. local people who saw it said it was dry and had not been in the way of rev —— the river. the worry is for whatever reason, nicky ended up the water. police divers and specialist search teams are searching the river wye at downstream from where she was last seen. herfamily and downstream from where she was last seen. her family and friends are desperate for information. she is still only missing _ desperate for information. she is still only missing and _ desperate for information. she is still only missing and we - desperate for information. she is still only missing and we have i desperate for information. she is i still only missing and we have hope, so if we _ still only missing and we have hope, so if we all— still

let's take a listen now shall we do nicola - listen now shall we do nicola sturgeon�*s comments.s not going to be incarcerated in cornton vale, either short—term or long—term. there is an importance of allowing the scottish prison service, operationally, to give effect to what i have just said and that is important to stress. nicola sturgeon has been facing questions about this for a couple of days now? she questions about this for a couple of da s now? ,, ., , ~ , ., days now? she has. i think it is a really difficult _ days now? she has. i think it is a really difficult issue, _ days now? she has. i think it is a really difficult issue, because - really difficult issue, because there was this whole debate about transgender rights, because of the legislation the scottish government passed in the scottish parliament last year, but earlier on this month the uk government said there were concerns about the impact that that legislation would have on equality law covering the whole of the uk and they vetoed it. it is a very delicate and difficult issue and you heard nicola sturgeon g

as you say, nicola sturgeon has been talked - nicola sturgeon has been talked about the process of theu're convicted rapist, you do not go to a women's prison. it's the first response to that demand? she falls back in the position _ response to that demand? she falls back in the position that _ response to that demand? she falls back in the position that the - response to that demand? she falls back in the position that the risks i back in the position that the risks are extremely rigorous and that dominic raab, thejustice are extremely rigorous and that dominic raab, the justice for are extremely rigorous and that dominic raab, thejustice for uk tweeted yesterday that when it comes to prison policies in england, transgender women without a gender recognition significant are sent to male prisons as a matter of course in changing the process of changing the policy to save the transgender women who have committed sex crimes or who retain male genitalia cannot be held in women's prisons part of the most exceptional cases authorised by the ministers. it is a clear policy divide here betwee

so, for nicola gratteri, the work and the threat doesn't stop. like sara and francesco, who endured the unimaginable, burying their only child. matteo, blown up in a car bomb in 2018 by the mancusos, the ndrangheta clan on trial today, after a prolonged dispute over land. metres away from his grave lies the family tomb of his killers. how many more generations will be soaked in calabria's blood feuds? we travel away from calabria to northern italy to find that rare thing — an ndrangheta turncoat. with the group founded on blood ties, disloyalty means betraying your own family, and few have dared to do so. luigi bonaventura uses his name, but hides his face so he won't be recognized by those he turned against 16 years ago. he's been under police protection ever since. now, testifying in the mancuso trial, he offers a glimpse into the dark world of mafia indoctrination. how important do you think this trial is for the fight against the ndrangheta? why did you decide to become a turncoat, a collaborator? perhaps the only way italy can prise itself f

now nicola _ fair pay stop when we want it? now. nicola sturgeon- fair pay stop when we want it?cola sturgeon and - fair pay stop when we want it? now. nicola sturgeon and says scottish government is doing all it can to resolve this dispute. she also says she is against any westminster legislation curbing the right to strike. fundamentally opposed that legislation and the s&p will oppose it very, very vigorously at westminster. we highly value the teaching profession, that is demonstrated in a 21% pay increases teachers have had since 2010. the offer on the table now, it is affordable within a finite resources of the scottish government has. not so insists the unions, even all sides agree that children�*s education shall suffer. will magnay should be in classrooms learning, this morning and tomorrow, but it is also fair tomorrow, but it is also fair to teachers to accept another sub inflationary, substandard award against the drop of inflation running at 10%. as yet, no end in sight for this dispute. and of no decision is reached, further strike action will start next week, hitti

yes, that is certainly how nicola sturgeon, the first i how nicola sturgeon, the first minister of scotlandrnment's gender recognition reform bill. why? because it has never been done before in the more than 20 years of the devolution era since the scottish parliament was set up back in the 1990s. it has never happened before. the uk government has never said to the scottish parliament or the scottish government, "no, you can't pass this legislation, even though it appears to be legal and within your powers to be legal and within your powers to do so." there is a concern on the part of nicola sturgeon and the scottish government and for many other people in scotland that this is a dangerous pass to go down, that if the scottish government is going to pass legislation and the uk government thinks it can question it or change it, that is something that there will be, i'm pretty sure, ben, an enormous amount of resistance in scotland to the idea that this is something that the uk government can do. 50 something that the uk government can do, ,, ., , something that the uk government can do, , .

nicola 999 they have a sighting. nicola 999 .een to get any information from anybody who might have been driving through st michael on wyre in the early hours of friday 915, just after she supposedly dropped her kids off at school. she was described as wearing a black sheila and black leggings . she's described as being a white woman foot three inches tall with brown hair. now police have said that they're extreme , have said that they're extreme, only concerned about the whereabouts of nicola. and you can see that in the efforts that they've been putting into this search. this is, of course , four search. this is, of course, four nights that nicola has missing. this is tuesday. and she went missing on friday. you can tell how worried they are because they've been using divers. they've been using search dogs , they've been using search dogs, they've been using drones and helicopters as well. you can tell because it is a close knit community and people do seem to know, nicola, if not by name, certainly by face and certainly by her

and so, no rest for nicola gratteri.verness and the river forth have been awarded freeport status, in a scheme agreed by the scottish and uk governments. freeports offer tax incentives, with the aim of stimulating economic growth in an area. the two winning bids were announced as rishi sunak continued his first visit to scotland as prime minister. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in invergordon. so was this a full show of unity here? ~ , , g ., so was this a full show of unity here? ~ , , , . ., so was this a full show of unity here? ~ , , ., , here? well, yes, jane. i think this “oint here? well, yes, jane. i think this joint announcement _ here? well, yes, jane. i think this joint announcement about - here? well, yes, jane. i think this joint announcement about these l here? well, yes, jane. i think this- joint announcement about these green freeports here on the cromarty area and the firth of forth indicate a willingness to cooperate and work together in some areas. there was that private dinner between the

a constitutional showdown as rishi sunak says he'll block the gender recognition bill passed by nicola sturgeon and the scottish parliament. the government at westminster stops the government of parliament here in edinburgh from doing what it wants to using a legal advice never used before. and yes, you guessed it, thatis before. and yes, you guessed it, that is prompting one heck of a row. what do we want? 10%! when do we want it? as teachers strike in scotland, seven new dates for action are announced for england and wales, affecting more than 23,000 schools. and after 30 years on the run, the head of the infamous cosa nostra mafia has been arrested in sicily. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: no slip—ups down under. it's a straight sets win, as british number one cameron norrie cruises into the second round of the australian open. good evening. the public�*s trust in policing has been "shattered" — that's the prime minister's verdict following the worst—ever case of a serving police officer committing multiple rapes and sexual assaults. david carrick admitted dozen

as nicola sturgeon pushes for independence. he voted to stay part of the referendum in 2014. to our correspondent. what will they be talking about? correspondent: two things to look for, one, the tone of the talks, and the other is the substance. nicola sturgeon has seen a few prime ministers come and go in her time as first prime minister. this will be the fifth prime minister in her time as first minister, this will be the fifth when she has interacted with. she has met rishi sunak before. they have talked in blackpool and england in november. they were described as cordial and constructive, despite they have big political differences. it will be interesting to see the mood music and t tone that emerges after the talks. it is talks over a private dinner, but there are aew interesting areas where the discussions might focus in on. there are public-sectors here in the u.k. earlier today. the scottish first minister said she was fundamentally opposed, strongly opposed to legislation at westminster that would cover england, wales and scotland, that would curb the rights of peop

nicola sturgeon giving ground very easil . �* . , nicola sturgeon giving ground very easil . �* ., ,ole debate _ easily. and ultimately feeds into the whole debate about - easily. and ultimately feeds into - the whole debate about independence potentially, as well. ian the whole debate about independence potentially, as well.— potentially, as well. ian blackford, the former parliamentary - potentially, as well. ian blackford, the former parliamentary leader i potentially, as well. ian blackford, the former parliamentary leader of the former parliamentary leader of the snp and westminster, about half an hour ago the snp and westminster, about half an hourago said the snp and westminster, about half an hour ago said the answer to this dilemma was, guess what, independence. he said that scotland's parliament had to have its powers protected, and the only true way to do that was independence. do i believe the uk government see some merit in taking a bit of a fight with the scottish parliament? yes, i do, because i believe that they have a broader agenda of not so much crushing or quashin

venezuela's authoritarian leader, nicolas maduro, has, for the moment, outmanoeuvred those forces inside and outside the country, intent on his removal. last month, the opposition gave up on their own alternative president and indicated a willingness to negotiate with maduro. in the us, in latin america and in europe, they seem ready to engage with the caracas regime, not least because oil supplies are at a premium. my guest is leopoldo lopez, long—time venezuelan opposition leader and former political prisoner, now in exile in spain. is it time for him to acknowledge failure? leopoldo lopez in madrid, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. thank you for the opportunity. it's great to have you on the show. back in 2019, your big idea as a key leader of the venezuelan opposition was to undermine socialist president nicolas maduro by creating an alternative president and an alternative government. would you now acknowledge that big idea has failed? well, certainly, we were not able to remove the dictatorship. and if we are measured by that standard, certainly, we didn't get to the resul

is one of the things you disagree with nicola _ as well. kingdom. blocking a law on the basis of god and that if _ kingdom. blocking a law on the basis of god and that if i _ kingdom. blocking a law on the basis of god and that if i could _ kingdom. blocking a law on the basis of god and that if i could finish - of god and that if i could finish answering your question and explain. but it impacts on uk law more than ever before. the but it impacts on uk law more than ever before-— ever before. the process is established _ ever before. the process is established that _ ever before. the process is established that means - ever before. the process is established that means it i ever before. the process is - established that means it happens all the time that it is looked at, so if a new law is passed that does impact the rest of the uk, it�*s important the uk government receives advice on that before deciding what to do, if anything, and that is a long established process. ilibihat to do, if anything, and that is a long established process. wh

i'm told they had a robust exchange on that, nicola sturgeon thinks there should be a second referendumch thinks there shouldn't be and is trying to block it. there was discussion about strikes, discussion about green free ports, this idea of areas where you can have lower tariffs that can help businesses, so all kinds of issues were discussed but what was the most controversial one? possibly gender. they didn't have a fight about it but they did have a discussion because the scottish government has passed a law which has gone through parliament now which will make it easier to legally change gender and rishi sunak�*s government is considering whether to block that and if he goes ahead, there will be and if he goes ahead, there will be an almighty row. warm words, yes, only get you so far.— only get you so far. james, thank ou for only get you so far. james, thank you for the _ only get you so far. james, thank you for the update. _ police in romania have raided more properties as part of their investigation into the social media personality andrew tate and his alleged links with organi

of course, not a political analyst, nicola markovich, always great to see you welcome to the program. so at this point, 3 countries are essentially dangling tanks, just out of reach, refused to supply a heavy weapons until the others do. so do you think nicola has the western narrative that they're ready to support ukraine to all the way to the end with whatever it takes? i mean, all the cracks appearing do thing. yeah, it's a bit are definitely cracked with it. just be seen different european countries, hungary, croatia close to them serve. yeah, they're all saying what was going on and why are the western european countries nato countries sending these weapons it was successful. this would have been a done deal already. we've been seeing that every month, every month there's the you countries sending more weapons. it's not working. and now we've got people like audrey was there who is the chairperson of the german armed forces association, which is telling the german government to stop sending weapons because it's depleting its own stocks. and we know this throughout nato. nato coun

sturgeon has now gone further. on this case nicola sturgeon has now gone further-— gone further.ter, should a convicted — gone further. first minister, should a convicted rapist _ gone further. first minister, should a convicted rapist ever _ gone further. first minister, should a convicted rapist ever served - gone further. first minister, should a convicted rapist ever served time | a convicted rapist ever served time in a women's prison?— in a women's prison? given the understandable _ in a women's prison? given the understandable public - in a women's prison? given the understandable public and - understandable public and parliamentary concern in this case i can confirm — parliamentary concern in this case i can confirm to parliament that this prisoner— can confirm to parliament that this prisoner will not be incarcerated at cornton _ prisoner will not be incarcerated at cornton vale women's prison. i hope that provides assurance to the public— that provides assurance to the public presiding officer. bryson is one of relatively _ public presiding officer. bryson is one of rel

scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, says a decision by the uk government to block a bill passedn scotland is "outrageous" and has vowed to fight it in court. the legislation had aimed to make it quicker and easierfor trans people to change gender but uk ministers say it would have a significant impact on equality laws. our lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss explains. it split the political spectrum, and now it's causing divisions in the united kingdom. scotland's gender recognition reform bill, to simplify the process for people to change their legal sex, was voted through just before christmas, but not without controversy. thank you. the next... shame on you! and now the uk government has put the brakes on and the bill's come to a screeching halt. it's the first time westminster has ever used a section 35 order, effectively blocking the legislation from becoming law. some lgbt campaigners have described it as an attack on transgender people and scottish democracy. i've been on the waiting list for the gender identity clinic forfour and a half, nearly five years now, wi

tell us more about what nicola sturgeon has been saying. worth lookin: at sturgeon has been saying.rth looking at the facts _ sturgeon has been saying. worth looking at the facts of _ sturgeon has been saying. worth looking at the facts of the case . looking at the facts of the case first. isla bryson is a convicted double rapist. the 31—year—old started transitioning after being charged with the rate of two different women. earlierthis charged with the rate of two different women. earlier this week, bryson was found guilty of the crime is well earned. they are being held at a prison while apart from the general population while risk assessments are carried out. first ministers' questions an hour ago, the leader of the scottish conservative douglas ross asked the first minister if a rapist should ever be held in a women's prison. nicola sturgeon restated the general policy that any prisoner that poses a risk of sexual offending is segregated from the prisoners including during the risk assessment period. she said there is no automatic right for a trans woman convicted of a crime to

nicola sturgeon says she is strongly opposed to this.ndependence referendum which is not supported by the westminster government but holyrood would like to see happen and, of course, there is this gender recognition bill passed out holyrood just before christmas and that deadline of the middle of next week for westminster government to implement a statute to block it, it is not certain they will, but they have a few days to take the action should they decide to.— should they decide to. thank you, lorna. millions more people in england could be prescribed daily cholesterol—lowering statin pills to cut their risk of a heart attack or stroke, under new advice for the nhs. the national institute for health and care excellence says the cheap price of the tablets, and the possible health gains, mean they should be considered more often. in england, high cholesterol leads to around 7% percent of all deaths. i'm nowjoined by dr aseem malhotra. he is a consultant cardiologist and specalises in statins. thank you forjoining us this morning. thank

-- informed after prince alyssa -- president nicolas medeiros contested victory. ukraine says it destroyed 16 iranian made drones launched by russia toward kyiv on friday. falling debris hit one of the buildings in the capital. south korea says the north has fired three ballistic missiles toward the sea east of the korean peninsula. it is the latest in an unprecedented level of missile test by north korea this year. this after north korean drones cross into south korean airspace. brazil has declared three days of morning after the death of football legend palais p --ele, who died thursday at 82. thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ >> benjamin netanyahu back to power in israel. some may have a sense of dÉjÀ vu, but this time he will lead the most hardline government to date. what are the intentions of this new government and what does it mean for the so-called peace process with the palestinians? this is "inside story." ♪ welcome to the program. after two months of political wrangling, israel's most right wing and religiously conservative government in the country's histor

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nicola sturgeon, thank you for i nicola sturgeon, thank you for talking to us. thank you.s fortunes are too, but how would the party really be able to take the pressure off, and also pay its way? rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor, is with us. welcome. good to have you in the studio. good morninu. good to have you in the studio. good morning- first _ good to have you in the studio. good morning. first of _ good to have you in the studio. good morning. first of all, _ good to have you in the studio. good morning. first of all, do _ good to have you in the studio. good morning. first of all, do you think that all ministers should just publish their tax returns? would that be more straightforward? i that be more straightforward? i would be relaxed about that, but we have got a situation now in the conservative party, where you have got the chairman, who used to be the chancellor, who it looks like has been fined one william pounds or more for not paying his taxes. you have got a deputy prime minister, who is being investigated for bullying claims, and you have got a former

why, actually, just nicolas arranged alcohol or without nicolas oh, kolya zhen listen, like a brotherwild boar and buy a bottle. we just have a couple of drops left in the river. well, i bought a faucet box. it turned out to be more expensive, but zhenyok i bought everything. i have already installed everything for you, even an italian tap. n. i'll give you half of your salary quickly. so i was given something there wanted you a minute. well, actually, i don't need it, i don't i know you know better, which very interesting hand broke. well, well, write to me what i may or may not write. if you want, do not write, you already decide, wait, well. do you understand that you will also have problems? now, quickly everything is internet tv, your entire department will light up as a cop, lawlessness and all that. we are now talking about one person. with daddy moron, who cares if there is a fracture? well, i'm in agreement. you solve my question as a blogger and everyone is fine, right? so there are two of you? and even better than all. you will render a very great service, here they are gir

five year old nicola foley , last seen next to nicola foley, last seen next to the river wyre friday. they are keen find a man who was walking a small white fluffy dog in the around the time nicola disappeared . he is described as disappeared. he is described as around years old and six foot tall tv online and dab+ radio this is . gb news is. welcome back, everybody. now lots you've been getting in touch with your thoughts on. the three year anniversary marking , three year anniversary marking, the uk's exit from the european collins said, i voted to leave in 2016 and would do it again even there was a referendum every single . the problem is the every single. the problem is the uk in. the uk is there is too many civil servants. well, maybe not for longer , because i not for much longer, because i think 100,000 of them are on strike but mps and the strike tomorrow. but mps and the media against the uk's media working against the uk's decision that was decision to leave and that was emphasised a little bit emphasised i think a little bit by statements earlier on by the imf statements e

as such if nicola sturgeon were able to challenge _ act.ntally change the relationship between these two governments? the relationship between these two governments?— governments? the option now available to — governments? the option now available to the _ governments? the option now available to the scottish - governments? the option now - available to the scottish government is to challenge this, section 35 can only be used reasonably and that does allow nicola sturgeon and her government to take the kick government to take the kick government to take the kick government to court and to say this is unreasonable. this is not what section 35 was meant for. this bill is not a threat to the equalities act and do something that could play out in court. i think is likely where things will go for here. thank ou ve where things will go for here. thank you very much _ where things will go for here. thank you very much for — where things will go for here. thank you very much for your— where things will go for here. thank you very much for your time

it's an area that nicola bully who's 45 and from the local area of inskip knew really well.ing really focussed on why that phone there on a bench why was the cocker spaniel found but where of is nicola pulley now nicola's obviously got a family that's concerned about her two children and, a partner as well at home and, a partner as well at home and lancashire police can give a little bit more background as to what exactly happened on friday morning . and we appeal for morning. and we appeal for anyone who may have been driving through the village of st michael's last friday morning. it's about 915 or who may have dashcam footage that could be of use to us or people who may have been walking in the area or on the towpath to come forward . the towpath to come forward. they can ring one open or if they have a sighting of nicola 999 . now this was friday that 999. now this was friday that nicola first went missing and while we haven't had an update from the police since in that press conference where they were speaking to journalists, they were asked do they think nicola was att

scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, made the announcement in the scottish parliament.sla bryson had been remanded to cornton vale women's prison after being convicted of carrying out the rapes when she was a man called adam graham. bryson decided to transition from male to female while awaiting trial. our scotland correpsondent lorna gordon has our top story. isla bryson is a convicted double rapist. the 31—year—old started transitioning after being charged with the rate of two different women. the crimes committed while a man. bryson was being held in this women's prison near stirling but kept apart from other prisoners. scotland's first minister had previously said there was no automatic right for a trans woman to be placed in a woman's prison if they are found guilty of a crime. but has controversy over bryson has grown, on this case nicola sturgeon has now gone further. first minister. — has now gone further. first minister, should _ has now gone further. first minister, should a - has now gone further. first | minister, should a convicted has now gone further. f "

he says that maduro, nicolas maduro, president of venezuela, is nothing more than a dictator and thatut every form of pressure possible to get rid of the dictatorship and establish democracy in venezuela. do you agree? stephen, let me say i believe in dialogue he says that maduro, nicolas maduro, president of venezuela, is nothing more than a dictator and that the democratic world must continue to put every form of pressure possible to get rid of the dictatorship and establish democracy in venezuela. do you agree? stephen, let me say i believe in dialogue and i believe in example. i don't believe in sanctions and i don't believe in the threats of invasion, as it happened during the trump government. so, that's what happened. for instance, when we were in government, we created a group of friends. colin powell was part of that and we consulted often and well, at that time, we at least... we avoided a civil war. i don't know... i don't want to have any qualification for maduro, but certainly guaido, who all of you supported, is a fiction. and now it's a fiction that is seen as a fiction

any exceptional cases will require approval from any exceptional cases will require approvalfrom nicolacotland. find approval from nicola sturgeon, the first minister of scotland.— first minister of scotland. and you mentioned right _ first minister of scotland. and you mentioned right at _ first minister of scotland. and you mentioned right at the _ first minister of scotland. and you mentioned right at the beginning l mentioned right at the beginning their —— there are politicians getting involved. how we had any response to this announcement? we involved. how we had any response to this announcement?— this announcement? we have had a coule of this announcement? we have had a coume of the _ this announcement? we have had a couple of the statement _ this announcement? we have had a couple of the statement out - this announcement? we have had a couple of the statement out this - couple of the statement out this evening. and we need to remember this is a small number of people, the most recent figures at the end of september recorded 11 trans women in scottish prisons, and there were also

just even the visuals of seeing nicola sturgeon at that proclamation ceremony, at one stage singing godg that i think a lot of scottish people and other people in the uk and around the world haven't seen before. and it's a fascinating insight into what the snp actually believe in a way that will surprise many people. i think this wave of pro—uk, pro—monarchy sentiment is going to have a big effect on scottish independence for a while. when the scottish last got to vote on independence, queen elizabeth urged them to consider their future very carefully. the general assumption is that buckingham palace would like to keep its kingdom united. but with the snp supporting a continuation of the monarchy, that's an issue king charles will have to handle with extreme care. the queen passed away on her scottish estate at balmoral. there's been speculation that the affection expressed for her across scotland may bolster support for the country staying in the uk. i think it is going to have an impact, most definitely. i think, you know, a lot of people will reassess and rethink things. and if it's

while nicolas cage said, "lisa had the greatest laugh of anyone i ever met."again, a presley is being mourned. lisa marie presley, who's died aged 5a. he was one of the leading lights of the premier league, when it began in the early 90s, but now the former manchester united forward, eric cantona, says big money is ruining the game. now an actor and art enthusist, he's co—curated an exhibition of paintings, looking at major figures in the sport, who've used foorball, to bring about societal change. nick robinson has that story. for the man they still call the king, football was always much more than a game. it was an art form and eric cantona believes art should always make a statement as it does in this new exhibition of paintings of great sports men and women who changed things off as well as on the pitch. football is an art, from my point of view. we can use football in sport because you have a great sports man who has been brave enough to try to change things, even the first black player to play for england. and the same thing with socrates in brazil. tryi

scotland first minister, nicola sturgeon, called the bill...between the conservatives and the snp. lots more on the bbc website as always, but for now thanks so much for watching, do stay on bbc news, the latest global headlines and analysis. hello again. i'm sure you'd agree, it's been a very bitter start to the new working week, but there have been some stunning sunny skies with some snowy scenes around, as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbria earlier on monday. but the other story we've been covering hasn't gone away either — we still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and, although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures —3—7 widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday mor

while nicolas cage said, "lisa had the greatest laugh of anyone i ever met."e. once again, a presley is being mourned. lisa marie presley, who's died aged 5a. jem awad is the deputy music editor at variety. he told me more about the life and legacy of lisa marie presley. to me it is an example of how difficult it is to be the offspring of an icon. someone who is just almost not human, they are so iconic. and she never really had a chance for a normal life. herfather doted on her, but he died when she was so young and she released three albums. she was a good singer i would not say she was a great singer but she had a great voice but there was a certain character and personality but does not come across in actual singer is that i think she did not quite have. having said that she meets a very good records, she made three albums and worked with some top—flight producers a guy named eric rossi who worked with tori amos a lot and her last album was with t—bone burnett and was an ideal pairing for her because it brought out the bluesyness in her voice. the lack of

but what many believe is that the presence of nicola in argentina, talking to fears from this part of the, was suddenly find a solution or, you know, way clear a path towards dialogue in venezuela right now, when, of course, the presence of rule and that possibility of meeting left will have said that he in a way supports a democratic alternation of powers in venezuela and that that's something that he would like to see. and for many that's why the presence of my little enough comments such as this one would be very, very important. all right, that's a picture, but as there is a treasure, thank you. power is being restored to large parts of pakistan after failure of the electricity grid left millions in the dark businesses and hospitals have been hits as the national grid went down early on monday. 40 say getting the whole system back online could take several hours to my to is in as i'm about and has more for the 2nd time since there's new government doke power in april after the award of no confidence against them. ron con, the country has seen a major breakdown in the country, elec

while nicolas cage said, "lisa had the greatest laugh of anyone i ever met."o pay tribute. once again, a presley is being mourned. lisa marie presley, who's died aged 5a. there are not many places left in the uk where you can pitch a tent anywhere for some wild camping. until today, in england and wales it was possible only on one small pocket of land — dartmoor in devon. and now it's been banned there too asjenny kumah reports. chanting: dartmoor! our moor! _ campaigners protesting last month to any new restrictions on dartmoor. for decades, people have enjoyed and assumed right to sleep under the stars on designated areas of the commons. today's ruling has left many disappointed. it's helped people with depression and anxiety and to get over a trauma. it's enabled people who live in inner cities to come out and experience the wild for the first time in their lives. and overnight, that has been stripped from all of us. wild camping is about carrying everything you need in your backpack, using a small tent and taking your rubbish with you. but there have been

between rishi sunak and nicola sturaeon? ., ., , ., sturgeon? one _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is the _ sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is the kind - sturgeon? there are two things to look out for, one is the kind of - look out for, one is the kind of symbolism of the talks and the second is the actual issues being discussed. there was an attempt i think with these private discussions to lower the temperature over the debate of the two governments come off and there is a symbolic moment in public whether to shake hands on the doorstep of bute house and then go inside and have their talks but this was very much private and away from the public view. some photos were released afterwards showing them smiling and both sides said there was a cordial exchange of views. they were areas which united the two leaders not least the announcement of these two free ports are in scotland, there were other areas perhaps were big political differences remain. on

while nicolas cage said, "lisa had the greatest laugh of anyone i ever met."ng mourned. lisa marie presley, who's died aged 54. that brings us to the end of this bulletin i will see you soon thank you goodbye. hello again. we've seen a drier, sunnier kind of day today with not as much rain around, but despite the drier weather, well, we've still got cause for concern in terms of flooding. this was a picture from the hills. you can see flooding of low lying fields, i think caused by the river severn. lots of flood warnings in force, and the majority of these are for stretches of the river severn. now, we've got more heavy rain to come overnight and into saturday. it's going to come from this developing area of low pressure that's just moving in at the moment. the rain turns really widespread and heavy across england and wales, where over the hills, we could be looking at another 70 millimetres of rain. this could make the flooding far worse as we head into the first part of saturday morning. and over recent days, we have seen some transport disruption, the floo

while nicolas cage said, "lisa had the greatest laugh of anyone i ever met."ibute. once again, a presley is being mourned. lisa marie presley, who's died aged 5a. jem awad is the senior music editor at variety magazine and joins me now from ny. a woman born into the most extraordinary circumstances and lives the most extraordinary life how do you begin to unpick it? to me it is an example _ how do you begin to unpick it? to me it is an example of— how do you begin to unpick it? to me it is an example of how _ how do you begin to unpick it? to me it is an example of how difficult - how do you begin to unpick it? to me it is an example of how difficult it - it is an example of how difficult it is to be the offspring of an icon. someone who is just not human. they are so iconic. and she never really had a chance for a normal life. her father doted on her, but he died when she was so young and she released three albums. she was a good stinger i would not say she was a great singer but she had a great voice but there was a certain character in personality but does

the headlines: nicola sturgeon says a transgender woman, who was convicted of rape, will not be imprisoneda sturgeon says a transgender woman, who was convicted of rape, will not be imprisoned in an all—female prison in scotland. fopp let me be clear, this prison ears er fopp let me be clear, this prison earns er is _ fopp let me be clear, this prison earns er is not — fopp let me be clear, this prison earps er is not going _ fopp let me be clear, this prison earps er is not going to - fopp let me be clear, this prison earps er is not going to be - earps er is not going to be incarcerated in cornton vale either short or long—term. ukraine comes under attack from russian drones and missiles, a day after germany and the us agreed to supply it with battle tanks. nine palestinians have been killed in a raid on refugee camp by israel. the number of new cars made in the uk falls to its lowest level since 1956 due to a global shortage of parts.

there were planning to stay some protests against the preference of nicola, although there were wondering why the origin senior government would allow me for my daughter to come to this country, a democratic nation when mother widow has obviously a dictates or in their own country. that's what they were saying. there was also an opposition, a member of the opposition that was calling for a judge to detain my lawyer. he arrived to our agency. now that's very unlikely because he had immunity, but certainly this was not the reception that my router was expected. and what we are being told is that that's one of the reasons why he suspended his trip. thank you very much. from outside the presidential palace there. what is ours to raise above that been protested bed too in vintage in the occupied westbank that threatened with demolition demonstrations are in response to demands by israel's fall right now. national security minister is a mob been get there. the con, allotment at settlement be destroyed in 2018 israel supreme court approved a plan to bull those it to make way for illegal israeli