nicola sturgeon . expends explains the reasoning behind this. nicola sturgeon of| behind this. behind this. nicola sturgeon of course is aiming for _ behind this. nicola sturgeon of course is aiming for a - behind this. nicola sturgeon of course is aiming for a majority | behind this. nicola sturgeon of. course is aiming for a majority in the scottish parliament elections on may they sex. if she does get that majority she is expected to demand that boris johnson majority she is expected to demand that borisjohnson authorise another referendum. but the bad news for her in this financial times story is that an independent scotland would inherit quite a big hole in its public finances. because of lower—than—expected tax revenues due to brexit and coronavirus. this figures hear it would face a deficit of 10% gdp if it left the uk by figures hear it would face a deficit of io% gdp if it left the uk by the middle of this decade. and so it would have to raise taxes which wouldn't be very popular. it sort of pointing out to nicola sturgeon that economically it doesn't look terribly sen

nicola: i would completely agree with you. i think the reaction function of the ecb is lacking clarity at the moment. i would say the step up and purchases has been at the lower end of expectations, and generally speaking, the leadership under lagarde is clearly more consensus driven then under mario draghi. so all of these things kind of weaken. the purchases were on a monthly basis around $60 billion per month, 30 billion under the regular program in q1, and at the start of q2, these were may be around 100 billion a month. so it is an increase. i am not sure i would call it that significant, but i do think this is arguably remained pretty stable, which is one of the ecb's aims. but with the inflation target at 1.4% for 2023, i think if anything, the ecb could be more ambitious to actually add credibility to the inflation target. alix: that is a really good point. why aren't they doing that? because they are not even at pre-benda make inflation rates, so getting to 2% -- at pre-pandemic inflation rates, so getting to do perce

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but then also, they were saying, "miss, you look like nicola adams."e was dancing with a same—sex partner. it was just something that happened, because she is gay. it was quite nice for them to have that conversation with me and it be just a conversation about someone doing really well on tv. carys hall there, talking about the importance of seeing nicola adams on strictly come dancing, dancing with a female partner. having a glamourous presence on prime—time tv really has value, because it shows that gay and bisexual women are not all the same, we come in many shapes and sizes, we have different personalities, different attitudes and styles. some are flamboyant and bold, others are quiet and shy. some funny, some are serious. some can dance, some can sing, some can do neither. not everyone is going to have the desire or the ability to go on marches and make public statements. not everyone will go on strictly come dancing with a female partner or indeed with a male one. but those who do pave the way for everyone else, not just to be tolerated and accep

victoria, nicola sturgeon _ lorna, tell us more.on said the - lorna, tell us more. victoria, nicola sturgeon said the data lorna, tell us more. victoria, - nicola sturgeon said the data here is encouraging, we've gone from upwards of 2000 people testing positive for covid every single day backin positive for covid every single day back in early january to fewer than 300 positive cases every day now. she says it's at the lowest level since late september and significantly, there has been a 40% drop in positive cases in the last two weeks. so that means a big, significant change here in scotland is on the way. earlier than expected. and the state local restriction is being lifted from friday. meaning at that point, friends and families across scotland will be able to meet again outdoors. from friday, that it's friday this week, the 16th of april, we will all be able to travel anywhere within scotland for the purposes of outdoor socialising, recreation or informal exercise, and we are also able to relax the rules for meeting people out

20th century, with the record goal—scorer and iconic footballer lily parr, to the 21st century boxer nicolalobal superstar megan rapinoe, women's sport has been a place where it is important to be yourself. billiejean king and martina navratilova have both been vocal advocates for equal rights and for the lgbt community to be respected and valued. and visibility is a really important thing. for as long as people stay hidden from view, or deny who they are and who they love, then there will be a stigma of shame, and that shame passes on from generation to generation. 0n the flip side of that coin, if you can be happily visible, if you can be proud, if you can be comfortable and confident, if you can be generous with your experience and with your time, then i think you pass on an aura of positivity to other generations. and that is how the world changes. and it has changed, it has come a long way since martina navratilova was at the height of her powers, as she told sue barker. i really didn't figure it out until i had my first relationship with a woman. then when it did happen, i was like "o

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but i think this isjust one poll, we don't know, but nicola sturgeon _ one poll, we don't know, but nicolauy in scotland. it also didn't know a guy this — in scotland. it also didn't know a guy this year with alex salmond —— did a _ guy this year with alex salmond —— did a nose — guy this year with alex salmond —— did a nose dive. if you look at the record _ did a nose dive. if you look at the record on— did a nose dive. if you look at the record on education as calum mentioned, there are big questions for the _ mentioned, there are big questions for the snp to answer. i don't think it's quite _ for the snp to answer. i don't think it's quite on— for the snp to answer. i don't think it's quite on course to win this majority _ it's quite on course to win this majority it— it's quite on course to win this majority. it needs to dip on the second — majority. it needs to dip on the second referendum.— majority. it needs to dip on the second referendum. let's go to the mail. it's talking about one pole only and this is also one pole only, and we have to talk about trends with polls. no single po

scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, insists borisjohnson should "respect scottish democracy",port independence in next month's holyrood elections. the snp leader was speaking at the launch of her party's manifesto. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. for the snp, this election is crucial because they believe victory for them will lead to another referendum on independence. so, the future direction of the scottish nation is on the ballot. it's a huge question, but not the only one on voters' minds. the snp are asking for an unprecedented fourth term. so, that means voters will notjust be looking at their plans for the future, the party also has to defend their record over the last 1a years in government. after seven years as first minister, nicola sturgeon�*s facing questions about whether she's delivered on education and poverty reduction, as well as scrutiny of how she's handled the covid crisis. do you owe voters an apology for the tragically high death rate in scotland's care homes? i will never, ever say that i didn't get things wrong in covid. idid. i think it's inev

after seven years as first minister, nicola sturgeon is facing questions about whether she has deliveredh death rate in scotland's care homes? i will never, ever say that i didn't get things wrong i didn't get things wrong in covid, i did. i think it is inevitable that that would have been the case, given what we were dealing with, and i think it's really important that there is full scrutiny and accountability through a public inquiry. but every single day i've done my level best to take the best decisions i could, with the information and the advice i had at the time, and if i'm re—elected as first minister, in fact all through this election campaign, and if i'm re—elected as first minister, that's what i will continue to do. if re—elected, the snp are promising an additional £2.5 billion of nhs spending for frontline health services. a tablet or laptop and a free internet connection for every school child. they want to move towards a minimum income guarantee for every citizen, bring the rail network back into public ownership, and they plan to hold another referendum on scottish indep

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nicola mccarthy. the match kicks off at 7:45 p:m.. word, this is the stuff of fairy tales. if they can't make it in the euros next year. it really is. it it in the euros next year. it really is- it really _ it in the euros next year. it really is. it really would _ it in the euros next year. it really is. it really would be _ it in the euros next year. it really is. it really would be a _ it in the euros next year. it really is. it really would be a dream - it in the euros next year. it really l is. it really would be a dream come true. it's something that the squad has dreamed of since the start of this campaign. it's something that football in northern ireland has dreamed of, not reaching a major tournament for the very first time. so, it really would be a fairy tale because the girls have worked so incredibly hard. they were underdogs going into the first stages. they still consider themselves underdogs in this tie, but of course that incredible result in ukraine has that this tie up nicely. i know from the manager's point of view

nicola mccarthy reports.s. it goal in the second half settled the nerves. , , goal in the second half settled the nerves. , ., ., nerves. it is marissa galligan that ma well nerves. it is marissa galligan that may well have — nerves. it is marissa galligan that may well have scored _ nerves. it is marissa galligan that may well have scored the - nerves. it is marissa galligan that may well have scored the goal. nerves. it is marissa galligan that. may well have scored the goal that sends northern ireland to the euros! 3-1 sends northern ireland to the euros! 3—1 down on accurate, the onus was now on ukraine, around 25 places above their host, to respond. but instead, they lost their heads towards the end. nadene caldwell sealed a memorable victory in stoppage time. sealed a memorable victory in stoppage time-— sealed a memorable victory in stouauetime. . , stoppage time. caldwell! sometimes dreams do come _ stoppage time. caldwell! sometimes dreams do come true! _ stoppage time. caldwell! sometimes dreams do

nicolas hock there. in the midst really of a very noisy celebration despite not having final results and yet in case we're starting to hear you next we'll leave it there for now we'll check in with you later. and a base hosting foreign contractors in iraq has come under rocket fire at least 2 people were injured when 3 rockets hit the balad air base north of baghdad the military sizes used to host the f. 16 fighter jets no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. cuba's ruling communist party is meeting this week to elect its nearly the ship and policies the government is under increasing pressure especially from younger generations to make reforms that will improve people's lives otherwise as to risible reports cubans may seek a new life. an island that stuck in the past that's the feeling people like i will me sad have had about cuba for many years. he's a cook and have anna and estoppel leaving in the government's so-called reforms. if there's no radical change in the system there is no way out

fugitives and its support for venezuelan leader nicolas maduro as reasons for the move. critics said the decision was nothing more than an eleventh hour move to complicate matters for incoming president joe biden. reporter 4: there's only a small window otime to come up with policy before politics getot anheavy in the next congressional elections. narrator: for more perspectives on the complex relationship between cuba and the united states, as well as other global challenges, visit theglobalmosaic.com. announcer: funding for this program was provided by the minerva nolte estate.i

that was an update from nicola _ that possible.ll be lifted will be able to travel anywhere and scotland to socialise for recreation and for exercise. they will have to stay outdoors but it means people can start meeting their families and friends again who live in different parts of the country. then the next stage, this is still connected with travel, this is very important, so the next big date is the 26th of april. on the 26th the stay local destruction was originally going to be lifted, that has been exaggerated but what will happen a week on monday is that the travel instructions between scotland and england and wales will be lifted and nicola sturgeon saying the wider common travel area still under review but the people will be able to travel across the border to england and wales. she also said international travel will be decided on a four nation basis but she made clear this is still a big risk opening up the uk to international travel on a greater level. she said she is aware that travel perhaps to spain or france or ger

nicola sturgeon.rs with eating disorders. the search function in the app automatically recommended terms including "appetite suppressants" and "fasting" to some people. our technology reporter cristina criddle is with me. what exactly happened here? this has come about because _ what exactly happened here? this has come about because instagram - come about because instagram introduced a new feature. in its search bar it would generate automatic terms based on things you have liked or followed within the app. we don't know how the algorithm works but instagram said it's meant to generate things you are already interested in but the problem came when some users who have a history of an eating disorder were getting terms which they found very harmful. they said they were getting things like fasting, dieting, appetite suppressants, and they were saying this was having a really upsetting effect on them and could even cause some people to relapse. so they were really concerned and when i spoke to instagram

nicola smith with that report. the headlines on bbc news...officials confirm 77 cases of the indian variant across the uk. the organisation representing nhs trusts in england says it will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog caused by the pandemic two russians suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent poisonings are now accused over a czech arms depot explosion in 2014. back to the pandemic, and the global number of covid—19 deaths has now passed 3 million. in brazil, more than 370,000 people have now died, yet the president there refuses to lock down despite a sharp rise in infections. mark lowen sent us this from sao paolo. every day, the faces of despair multiply. the food lines in sao paulo's largest favela go on and on. with most here working in the grey economy, covid has destroyed jobs. queues have more than tripled in recent months, as the pandemic takes lives and livelihoods of brazil's poorest. for luciana firmino and herfamily, this is now their only meal of the day. she lost herjob in a manicure

scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has confirmed that she expects all schools in scotland to bet release for parents that this has now been confirmed? —— relief for parents. this has now been confirmed? -- relief for parents.— relief for parents. yes, all secondary _ relief for parents. yes, all secondary schools - relief for parents. yes, all secondary schools will - relief for parents. yes, all. secondary schools will come relief for parents. yes, all- secondary schools will come back at the end of the easter holidays, all primary schools are already back. holidays vary locally, it will either be monday the 12th or the 19th when they are back. the exception is children in shielding groups, sar on the shielding list that they will not go back to face—to—face learning until the 26th of this month. 0ne face—to—face learning until the 26th of this month. one other issue that came up in nicola sturgeon's briefing was the issue of so—called vaccine passports all certificates. she said she was open—minded about it, they will be watching the trial taking place out of the border, but s

nicola sturgeon, the first - cafes closing again. nicola.fan groups this morning to discuss action against the proposed european super league. the prime minister expressed solidarity with fans and confirm that they have the government's full backing to take whatever action necessary, the premier league, the fa, to stop these plans for a super league. much more on that in sport now withjohn watson. hi, john. good afternoon. warnings, anita, from uefa, european football's governing body, that those breakaway clubs face being banned from their domestic leagues. so liverpool and manchester united, along with the other four not competing in the premier league. its head, alexander ceferin, speaking at their congress today, urged england's “big six“ to reconsider their plans. i would like to address the owners of some english clubs. come to your senses, not out of love for football, come to your senses, not out of love forfootball, because i imagine some of you do not have much of that, but out of respect for those who lead themselves dry so that t

nicola smith with that report. 11 million people on the bbc, 2.1 million on itv, and around 450,000 on sky. the figures are the official overnight averages for between 3 and 4pm yesterday. the billionaire issa brothers who own asda have bought the british fast food chain, lyon. more than 70 lyon restaurants across the uk and europe have been sold to the brothers' giant petrol forecourt business eg group. the deal is believed to be worth around 100 million pounds. a section of brighton beach has been cordoned off after a possible unexploded mortar shell was found this afternoon. a section of the beach west of the palace pier has been made safe while police wait for the arrival of the explosive ordnance disposal team. people are currently being advised to stay away from the area. what was the biggest iceberg in the world has completely broken up. a68, as it was known, measured around two thousand three hundred square miles when it broke away from antarctica, in 2017. a warning, victoria gill's report contains some fl

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the court would rule in his favor. 45,000 times the court ruled in favor of hugo chavez and then nicolassupreme court in the sense that it is no longer an independent body, you know, then we are in very big trouble in this country undermining of the constitution and we will not allow this to happen. todd: but, congresswoman, it's not just the squad members, the far left members, it's senators like the junior senator from new york kristin gillibrand i share two degrees with. darth mouth ucla we did not learn that paid leave is infrastructure. child care is infrastructure are or that care-giving is infrastructure. i don't know where she learned that are the american people really buying this? 30 seconds to you? >> well, i think what's happening is the democrats have to take back their party. they continue to move more and more to the left because they are afraid of people like alexandria ocasio-cortez who has put up primaries against them. i see it firsthand being a representative from new york. they have taken congressional seats and legislative seats and now working on the city council,

abriÓ fuego contra nicolÁs pacheco, este hombre corriÓ hacia Él armado.cana fue brutalmente atacada por una mujer en un autobÚs, pensÓ que ella era china. desde los Ángeles nos tienen las imÁgenes de este violento hecho que tiene alarmado a los activistas comunitarios. >> casi irreconocible quedÓ esta anciana de 70 aÑos, sufriÓ una contusiÓn y le arrancÓ mechones de cabello porque pensÓ que era asiÁtica, pero esta abuelita es mÉxico americana. >> me sorprendieron porque mucho de los asiÁticos se siente que tienen mucho miedo y no estÁn saliendo. >> la seÑora se dirigÍa al supermercado en los Ángeles, a bordo de un autobÚs cuando fue atacada por otra pasajera que supuestamente la habÍa insultado con palabras ofensivas a personas de origen asiÁtico. la abuelita fue hospitalizada y fue dada de alta, pero aÚn batalla para caminar, tambiÉn sufre de lupus y artritis, este activista comunitario dice que estas son las consecuencias del rechazo que alentÓ el previo mandatario. >> dejaron que la gente pudiera expresar el odio que tiene y estamos siendo las vÍctimas

five years ago, the first minister, nicola sturgeon, said she would put her neck on the line when ittland editor, sarah smith, looks now at how successful her government has been. education. particularly narrowing the gap between the attainment of students from the poorest and most affluent parts of the country was to be the defining mission of the last snp government. five years on, experts say the gap remains wide. even students who have good grades themselves believe there should be a level playing field. people should be looking at the difference between schools that are doing better and schools that are doing worse. if it is to do with the support and not where people stay because honestly, i don't think that's true. i don't think where you stay or where your house is and you were brought up has anything to do with how much of a hard worker you are. it's just down to the student to study and do well. i don't think it matters where they come from, i think it matters how well they do. i don't think because you come - from a certain area that should mean you're better than other pe

nicola smith with that report. of history from earth, a tiny square of material from the wright brothers plane that first flew over a century ago. our science correspondent, rebecca morelle, reports. the parachute has deployed... this mission has already revealed mars as never seen before with the first ever footage of a thrilling descent as the rover is lowered down to the martian surface. touchdown confirmed. now nasa is ready to make history again. this time, it will try to launch a helicopter. the first attempt at powered flight on another planet, this animation reveals how it might look. but with the extreme conditions on mars and the fact that there's barely any atmosphere, it won't be easy. it feels absolutely nuts, of course. i mean, we've been flying on earth forjust over 100 years and now, yeah, we're going to go to another planet. it's crazy, right? but that's the beauty of exploration and the beauty of engineering. nasa's helicopter is a feat of engineering. it weighsjust 1.8 kilograms — that's four lbs

tourism to south africa has been all but wiped out all alone in the african bush safari operator nicola roxon most relies on foreign tourists at his 2000 hectare came farm north of your home his bird. only vehicle vehicle will be prone to have people from all over the world problems europe asia even as far as mongolia people are coming to enjoy the game there are sea nightshirt but service to go a bit daunting to travel restrictions and nobody is coming the cove in $1000.00 pandemics last visitor numbers by over 95 percent and the tourists won't be returning anytime soon because of the more contagious covert 19 strain which emerged in south africa at the end of last year travel to and from the country is now either restricted or completely prohibited by $120.00 nations the situation could lead to the end of many south african companies in the tourism sector so that because good video a levels of quality and unemployment in today's them is one of those industries that can really make a difference unfortunately a lot of lost yet it devastating impact on tourism in south africa and travel

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i'm very much as in wales, nicola sturgeon, the price "5 handling has been rated highly "s handling has was having during the pandemic has been dragging and increasing support for independence and support the snp _ for independence and support the snp that — for independence and support the snp. that now seems to have dissipated and to that extent it means— dissipated and to that extent it means standing of the parties and standing _ means standing of the parties and standing up support for independence now seems— standing up support for independence now seems to have gone back to pre—pandemic levels and that's what berries— pre—pandemic levels and that's what berries and — pre—pandemic levels and that's what berries and international movement we are _ berries and international movement we are hoping for. we berries and international movement we are hoping for.— we are hoping for. we have got this very debate. _ we are hoping for. we have got this very debate. a _ we are hoping for. we have got this very debate, a lot _ we are hoping for. we have got this very debate, a lot of _ we are

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some of our biggest concerns on the project sponsor form, that nicolas filled out, basic low the whole form was riddled with inaccuracies. it was incomplete and not accurate and just not true. so i just wanted to get clarity. i think we wrote in the letter to give you guys clarity on the specifics. >> antonio has given it to the board. has it been given? >> have you guys read through the documents at all? >> the document was submitted and included in the folder for all the commissioners. >> yeah. >> we're very concerned that there's an outdoor deck looking right over our existing outdoor patio, which could be very intrusive, literally they're going to be sitting on top of people dining, eating, sitting there and we want to just really make sure that all these things are really thought out and it seems like at this point they really haven't been. we've wanted them to build some story polls and the footprint of how this is going to impact our back patio space and just over all, just communication to really make sure that this is going to be a good build for the community. so il pirata ca

nicola mccarthy reports.ir hosts — to respond. but instead, they lost their heads towards the end. and nadene caldwell sealed a memorable victory in stoppage time. caldwell! sometimes dreams do come true! northern ireland are heading to the euros! yeah, it's unbelievable for the country, and you know there's going to be a ripple effect for years to come, with us qualifying for the euros. so it's absolutely unbelievable, and women's football in northern ireland can push on from here on. kenny shiels and his squad have upset the form book both in the group stages and now in the playoffs and have truly earned their place in the finals in england next summer, the very first time northern ireland's women have qualified for a major championship. the celebrations here will be long and loud. nicola mccarthy, bbc news. yeah, special result. congratulations to them. well, meanwhile, it was another disappointing night for england's women. they lost 2—0 in a friendly to canada in stoke. that was the lionesses' second def

. >>> la pandemia de covid-19 en venezuela avanza a pasos gigantes el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro diceque a pesar de presidir el gremio farmacÉutico nunca llegÓ a vacunarse es el drama que viven los venezolanos hoy >>> el animador estrella del canal privado benevisiÓn capela pidiÓ ayuda en los redes sociales como cientos de venezolanos sin acceso a pruebas, medicamentos y hospitales algunos se burlaron desde plataforma masiva >>> no puedo creer >>> todo dicen es una estafa >>> tuvieron que pedir disculpas capela muriÓ a los 38 aÑos junto a su padre. su madre lucha aÚn contra la enfermedad. >>> de manera que es una situaciÓn de holocausto no ayud >>> de acuerdo a las cifras del gobierno, y de la federales mÉdica, al menos un tercio de las vÍctimas fatales por covid-19 en venezuela ha sido personal mÉdico y de enfermerÍa. el presidente venezolano ha ofrecido petrÓleo a cambio de vacunas. >>> dedicar petrÓleo por vacuna >>> el gobierno comenzÓ su plan de vacunaciÓn para el momento la cifra no alcanza el millÓn de beneficiados por primera dosis traÍdo de china y cuba el en caracas venezuel

. >>> no se pierdan la entrevista con nicolás. >>> iniciamos esta semana laboral con una mezcla de solecitoe del tiempo ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> bueno posiblemente no fue tan fuerte para que muchos de ustedes lo sintieregión se reportó leve sismo de 2,2, dicho movimiento telúciro ocurrió a las 4:44 de la mañana a 3 kilómetros por la ciudad de oakland, algunas personas se expresaron en los medios que se desataron con el movimiento, déjenos saber también, sabemos de que el domingo cayó lluvia para los que vivimos al norte del área del a bahía, mi compañera nos dice que esto no fue suficiente para ayudarnos con la sequía que vivimos en la zona. >>> despuÉs de más de u mes algunos residentes del área de la bahía vieron lluvias. >>> hace falta no ha llovido casi, nos hace falta agua. >>> parece que la lluvia continuará mañana lunes, expertos dicen podría ser la última vez en mucho tiempo que vuelva a llover, dice el condado enfrenta una sequía (habla en inglés). >>> este poquito de lluvia no cambia la actual crisis de sequía que atravesamos, agregó los efectos de la sequía los obliga a buscar recursos en otr

arteta said this tournament was all or nothing and it looked like arsenal would get nothing until nicolasbernd leno. arsenal's hopes well and truly checked ahead of the second leg in prague. sp, bbc news. staying with football, swansea city say they won't post anything on social media for the next seven days to take a stand against continuing online racist abuse. the championship club say the first team squad, academy professionals, their women's team and club staff will boycott all channels for the next week. three of their players were recently targeted with abuse online. we are not doing this and expecting everyone wonderful it was. if they do, been great because that means you've done a positive thing. the first and foremost, we are looking after our own and showing a bit of united front and what is going on in our circle, if you like. help fight the bigger issues and if you want to follow us, then great. but that's got to be down to the clubs in particular. rangers are also making a stand — they announced tonight that their players and staff will boycott social media for a week. the

you can visit bbc.co.uk/actionline or call for free on 08000155 998 nicola sturgeon has insisted thatictory for them will lead to another referendum on independence. so, the future direction of the scottish nation is on the ballot. it�*s a huge question but not the only one on voters�* minds. the snp are asking for an unprecedented fourth term. so, that means voters will notjust be looking at their plans for the future, the party also has to defend their record over the last 14 years in government. after seven years as first minister, nicola sturgeon is facing questions about whether she has delivered on education and poverty reduction, as well as scrutiny of how she�*s handled the covid crisis. do you owe voters an apology for the tragically high death rate in scotland�*s care homes? i will never, ever say that i didn�*t get things wrong in covid, i did. i think it is inevitable that that would have been the case, given what we were dealing with, and i think it�*s really important that there is full scrutiny and accountability through a public inquiry. but every single day i�*ve done

know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games, and scotland's first minister, nicolal pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really. that's not the nature of what we're dealing with, but i'm very, very hopeful — i'm hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships — and we will be working hard to make that happen. the birmingham city womens�* team have written to the club's board about what they call "a significantly unfavourable work environment". in it, they address the differences of provisions for the men's and the women's squads, including access to the training—ground gym, changing rooms and travel to away fixtures. they say it's preventing them from performing theirjobs to the best of their ability. birmingham city declined to comment when contacted by the bbc. well, let's take a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports headlines today. castleford head coach daryl powell — super league's longest—serving head coach — will succeed steve price at warri

and that is nicola sturgeon says, because they're worried about variants abroad.at happened and that will of course be presented to parliament in due course. in parliament, there are lots of questions already for the health secretary, who went for a drink with mr cameron and mr greensill after the finance firm had proposed using an app it had devised in the nhs. absolutely, i attended a social meeting organised by the former prime minister. and given that departmental business came up, i reported it to officials in the normal way. labour accused the government of a pattern of behaviour. it is cronyism and it stinks. so if he thinks he has done nothing wrong and has nothing to hide, - will he publish all of the minutes, all the e—mails, all— the correspondence, _ all the directions he gave to civil servants and all his text messages with david cameron so we can- see exactly what went on with the awarding i of his contract? there are questions for the business secretary, too. last year greensill was chosen to give loans to other companies, like the owners of liberty

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the first minister and snp leader nicola sturgeon has reacted angrily and described this decision asvoidable, that the scottish government could have made some small changes to this legislation that would've made it acceptable uk wife. in the end, it is now going to be settled in court, but i think it will be a lot of argument in this campaign —— uk wide. it argument in this campaign -- uk wide. ., , ., wide. it might do the cause of scottish campaigners - wide. it might do the cause of scottish campaigners no - wide. it might do the cause ofj scottish campaigners no harm wide. it might do the cause of. scottish campaigners no harm for wide. it might do the cause of- scottish campaigners no harm for it to be seen that the westminster government is perhaps being rather heavy—handed on this and slapping down what they would see as legitimate areas of responsibility. well, i think legitimate areas of responsibility. well, ithink it legitimate areas of responsibility. well, i think it feeds the wider debate that is going on in scotland and underlies all the debates in this election campa

entretanto, su vecino venezolano nicolÁs maduro, tambiÉn extendiÓ por una semana mÁs, la llamada cuarentenaonas se unieron a la manifestaciÓn, una familia de un joven autista hispano que quedÓ paralÍtico esto ocurriÓ despuÉs de que un policÍa le disparÓ en la espalda dentro de su casa, en una ciudad del condado de los Ángeles. la prensa en mÉxico denunciÓ varios casos de personas que supuestamente recibieron inyecciones vacÍa de la vacuna contra el covid diecinueve. hay videos que muestran lo ocurrido. maÑana comienzan los cuartos de final de la uefa champions league por univisiÓn real madrid se enfrenta al liverpool en vivo por univisiÓn y tuve. me descubren una nueva y preocupante variante de coronavirus en el norte de california. >> si tuviste un accidente de auto no les des muchas vueltas. los defensores luchamos para que el proceso legal no te resulte complejo. nuestros abogados tienen la experiencia para atender tus necesidades particulares y brindarte la protecciÓn que necesitas para volver a la normalidad. por eso te atendemos en tu idioma las veinticuatro horas, todos los dÍas cons

scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to returny, very hopeful — i'm hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships — and we will be working hard to make that happen. the defending champion dustinjohnson has been paired with england's lee westwood for the opening two rounds at augusta national, with the masters getting under way on thursday. johnson's favourite to win the green jacket again as the current world number one, whilst westwood is in good form himself having finished second at the players championship last month. after eight years at castleford tigers — daryl powell will be head coach at warrington wolves next year. powell's the super league's longest serving coach and had already said he'd leave the club at the end of this season. he's agreed a three year deal at warrington and takes over from steve price who's returning to australia. and just two days before the start of the county championship season. these were the conditions in durham today during practice. 20 degrees last week