have you, nicolas cage, i am a nicolas cage fan, and there you are, nicolas cage right there. >> nicolasetter than nicolas cage. you have been in so many movies, everyone has their favorites, obviously i am a "national treasure" man. "raising arizona" "leaving las vegas" "valley girl." >> nicolas: oh, yeah. i was 17. >> stephen: my high school girlfriend had a crush on you and i'm still a little mad about that. what are nick cage's top five nick cage films? >> nicolas: i will start with "pig." my favorite movie i've ever y." i love "bringing out the dead" martin scorsese directed. so i loved "bad lieutenant." i loved a movie called "joe" that david gordon green directed. >> stephen: all right, there you go. i go "face-off." >> nicolas: oh, i like that one a lot. i love "face-off." >> stephen: looked like it was a lot of fun to make while you were making it. >> nicolas: yeah, what was interesting about "face-off" and i could have mentioned "vampire's kiss" a little movie i made where i was able to explore my abstract dreams with film performance. i was playing a character losing his mind

nicola sturueon in the 30s and declining. nicola sturgeon and — in the 30s and declining.g. nicola sturgeon and peter murrell, - in the 30s and declining. nicola i sturgeon and peter murrell, they in the 30s and declining. nicola - sturgeon and peter murrell, they are not here to defend themselves but your party, you spit the independence vote, labour and the conservatives will be laughing all the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss _ the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss with _ the way to the ballot boxes? perhaps we have to discuss with an _ we have to discuss with an independence convention, notjust between independence parties but variety of grassroots organisations and think tanks. people have felt excluded from decision—making in the scottish government over these last four years, scottish government over these last fouryears, get scottish government over these last four years, get them together at convention and try to decouple the independence movement in the fortunes of one political party. it seems essential that this is done. i

nicola sturueon's mean for the sturgeon legacy?geon legacy? nicola sturgeon's legacy particularly - sturgeon's legacy particularly around tackling child poverty and around tackling child poverty and around the promise she has made to care experienced young children, i think that legacy stands firm and our foundations i want to build upon. 0f our foundations i want to build upon. of course the police investigation and the news this morning is challenging and difficult, i'm not going to pretend otherwise but i'm also, i'm here to focus on the priorities of the day and the priorities of the scottish people at large. live now to david cowan, our home affairs correspondent, who is in glasgow. we had from humza yousaf this is a live investigation, so what have the police said?— police said? because it is a live investigation _ police said? because it is a live investigation they _ police said? because it is a live investigation they said - police said? because it is a live investigation they said very - police said? because it is a live

$5 i yousaf have to essentially disown nicola sturgeon now?— nicola sturgeon now?d already. you — nicola sturgeon now? as i said already, you are _ nicola sturgeon now? as i said already, you are innocent - nicola sturgeon now? as i said already, you are innocent until| already, you are innocent until proven guilty. and i haven't seen nicola sturgeon being arrested, i haven't seen her being charged with anything, i haven't seen any issues brought against her. so until such time as that happens, i don't see why humza yousaf, the first minister, oranyone why humza yousaf, the first minister, or anyone else should disassociate themselves with anyone until such time as we have a clear and final result and what the investigation shows.- and final result and what the investigation shows. miles briggs, what ou investigation shows. miles briggs, what you think _ investigation shows. miles briggs, what you think should _ investigation shows. miles briggs, what you think should happen - investigation shows. miles briggs, | what you think should happen now? i certainly would

peter murrell and nicola sturgeon have been married since 2010.timate power couple, running both the scottish government and the scottish national party. that arrangement always raised eyebrows and, in recent years, the level of scrutiny had increased. from 2017 to 2020, the snp raised nearly £667,000 to campaign for independence. questions arose when it emerged the party had just under £97,000 in the bank at the end of 2019. injune 2021, peter murrell loaned the party around £107,000 of his own money. the following month, police scotland opened a formal investigation into the snp�*s finances and last month mr murrell resigned after taking responsibility for the party's misleading the public about its plummeting membership figures. that followed nicola sturgeon�*s resignation, which she denied was influenced by this investigation. today, the opposition parties had this reaction. this is an extremely serious situation and the police must be allowed to do theirjob. but there are huge questions, i think, to answer, for both humza yousaf and nicola st

peter murrell is the wife of the former first minister nicola sturgeon. as the chief executive of the snp quite recently. this was on a separate issue. this was due to party numbers. police scotland have been investigating the spending of money within the snp which had been earmarked for scottish independence campaigns. today we understand that 58—year—old peter murrell has been arrested. police scotland have said that their investigation into snp funding and finances has been ongoing. they say that they have arrested a suspect in connection with that ongoing investigation. they say the man in custody is being questioned by police scotland and police officers are carrying out searches at a number of addresses as part of that investigation. peter murrell is well _ part of that investigation. peter murrell is well known _ part of that investigation. peter murrell is well known by - part of that investigation. peter murrell is well known by some l part of that investigation. peterl murrell is well known by some in scotland for being nicola sturgeon�*s husban

this is the police cordon outside the home of peter murrell and nicola sturgeon.irst minister untiljust a a few weeks ago when she resigned, somewhat unexpectedly, saying she had had enough, really, and she was wanting a rest. she felt that she had gone as far as she could as first minister. her husband was heading up that a party for many years. he resigned over a row about the membership numbers surrounding the party. nothing to do with this investigation. the matter is active, as police scotland has told us, so warned about commenting further. the snp released a statement saying clearly it would not be appropriate to comment on any life police investigation but they said the snp have been cooperating fully with this investigation and they said they will continue to do so. they said, at their meeting on saturday, the governing body of the snp that nec agreed to a review of governance and transparency. police presence there outside the home of peter murrell, a police cordon. we know that there is this active investigation, properties, leaseholders are being searc

peter murrell nicola sturgeon, was also a heehhg— nicola sturgeon, was also a leading figure— nicolastay ewew hem — because she's decided to stay ewew hem hhe— because she's decided to stay away from the scottish parliament _ away from the scottish parliament and instead work remehehw— parliament and instead work remehehw ,— parliament and instead work remotely , remotely from home. remotely, remotely from home. ahe— remotely, remotely from home. and her— remotely, remotely from home. and her eeme— remotely, remotely from home. and for some of— remotely, remotely from home. and for some of our critics , and for some of our critics, hhew-we — and for some of our critics, they've accused _ and for some of our critics, they've accused her of being in hhehhg— they've accused her of being in hhehhg hem— they've accused her of being in hiding from scrutiny. obviously hhe— hiding from scrutiny. obviously over the weekend _ hiding from scrutiny. obviously over the weekend as well. there weee— over the weekend as well. there was video footage _ over the weekend as well. there was video footag

we've heard nicola sturueon couple of days. we've heard nicola sturgeon has _ couple of days.ola sturgeon has pulled _ couple of days. we've heard nicola sturgeon has pulled out _ couple of days. we've heard nicola sturgeon has pulled out of - couple of days. we've heard nicola sturgeon has pulled out of an - couple of days. we've heard nicola| sturgeon has pulled out of an event this evening that she was expected to attend. how she said anything about the ongoing investigation? nicola sturgeon was in the house, she said that through a statement last night when the arrest happened. we understand she had no prior knowledge of that but she did so through the statement that she would co—operate fully with police scotland if that was required. she was expected to be at a climate change event in edinburgh later today. we did hearfrom her this morning again through a statement that she was pulling out of that event, she wanted all of the focus to be on the climate change event and not to be on her. obviously, if she had turned up there, people would the focus would have been very mu

today, there has been no sight nor sound of nicola sturgeon.of her husband's arrest, the fallout may be that it's even less likely she will stand as an msp in the next scottish parliamentary elections are more likely she will pursue a career elsewhere, one that perhaps involves her passion for europe. joining me now is political activist, lawyer and leading figure from the yes campaign, aamer anwar. thank you forjoining us. what did you make of the drama today? well. you make of the drama today? well, it was very dramatic. _ you make of the drama today? well, it was very dramatic. we _ you make of the drama today? well, it was very dramatic. we saw - you make of the drama today? well, it was very dramatic. we saw a - you make of the drama today? -ii it was very dramatic. we saw a lot of very excited journalists, social media despite the various warnings were awash with rumours and so, yes, very dramatic. but i think what i would say is in terms of assessing the impact, that very much depends on the outcome of the investigation, which is likely

peter murrell and nicola sturgeon have been married since 2010.tland's ultimate power couple, running both the scottish government and the scottish national party. that arrangement always raised eyebrows, and in recent years, the level of scrutiny had increased. from 2017 to 2020, the snp raised nearly £667,000 to campaign for independence. questions arose when it emerged the party had just under £97,000 in the bank at the end of 2019. injune 2021, peter murrell loaned the party around £107,000 of his own money. the following month, police scotland opened a formal investigation into the snp�*s finances. and last month, mr murrell resigned after taking responsibility for the party's misleading the public about its plummeting membership figures. that followed nicola sturgeon�*s resignation, which she denied was influenced by this investigation. today, the opposition parties had this reaction. i think people will be looking on with shock and probably some anger about what has happened here. this is an extremely serious situation, and the police must

sturgeon played _ of work so far when nicola sturgeon played into— of work so far when nicola sturgeonlightly left of the rest of — was perhaps slightly left of the rest of the uk or slightly more progressive than the rest of the uk, so it sort— progressive than the rest of the uk, so it sort of— progressive than the rest of the uk, so it sort of made sense to pursue this as _ so it sort of made sense to pursue this as an— so it sort of made sense to pursue this as an agenda, which by the waym — this as an agenda, which by the wa �* ., ., , ., way... i'm going to interrupt, and my apologies. — way... i'm going to interrupt, and my apologies, let's _ way... i'm going to interrupt, and my apologies, let's go _ way... i'm going to interrupt, and my apologies, let's go to - way... i'm going to interrupt, and| my apologies, let's go to holyrood now to hear the statement. macri under section 35 of the scotland act from proceeding to royal assent. i must make clear that, as always, with live legal proceedings there are strict limits on what i can say, and i must not enter into the substance o

.— either with peter murrell or with nicola sturueon. �* ., ., . ~ nicola sturgeon.a mackenzie in glasgow. thank— nicola sturgeon. alexandra mackenzie in glasgow, thank you. _ our top story this evening: the metropolitan police says it needs new powers to sack people as it tries to rebuild public trust. and coming up, frank lampard returns to chelsea as the club's caretaker manager. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... there's a special night ahead for the lionesses, the european champions are taking on the south american champions brazil and it's a sell out at wembley stadium. buckingham palace has announced it will open the royal archives to researchers looking into the links between the monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. the study is expected to take three years, and news of the palace's cooperation came on the king's first maundy thursday of his reign, when he takes part in a centuries—old tradition, distributing maundy money. 0ur north of england correspondent fiona trott went to meet one of the recipients in yor

the husband of scotland's former first minister nicola sturgeon is released without charge while further investigations are done into the scottish national party's finances. and a pair of sneakers worn by michaeljordan is expected to break records at auction next week. the former chief executive of scottish national party peter murrell has been released without charge by the police, pending further investigation into party finances. mr murrell, the husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon, was arrested on wednesday morning. a police search resumed on thursday morning at the couple's glasgow home. let us cross live to our scotland correspondent james shaw in glasgow. what is the picture they're just now? $5 what is the picture they're “ust now? �* , what is the picture they're “ust now? m what is the picture they're 'ust now? m , what is the picture they're 'ust now? as you can see, the scene behind me — now? as you can see, the scene behind me is — now? as you can see, the scene behind me is a _ now? as you can see, the scene behind me is a big _ now? as you can see, the scene be

is this the real reason why nicola sturgeon resigned? as she possibly could. i think anybody who has particularly seen nicola through the covid pandemic could really sympathise with just how exhausted she absolutely was. crossing live now to glasgow, as we had there, this is a live investigation, so you have to be careful with what you say, but we can give a bit more background in terms of what is happening here. yes, we can give a bit of background and i am here outside the home of peter and nicola sturgeon, the former first minister, police officers have been here all day. the houseis officers have been here all day. the house is cordoned off. there's a large tent outside in the garden, a couple of police vans and police officers have also been working in the back of the house as well. as we heard, this is a live investigation, but we can give you some details, and back in 2021, police scotland launched an investigation into snp finances. the party had raised more than £600,000. that was between 2017 and 2020. the party pledged to spen

he disowns nicola sturgeon, frankly, he distanced himself from her. he may launch an investigation into the weighty party asked going forward, more transparency, his l mackey says, more external advice, more transparency, his l mackey says, more externaladvice, more looked information available, and thirdly he re—engage the voters, he needs a win, he needs something to go his way, and so i was really struck by the tone of the statement. it sounded as if kate forms was the pro—business contender. the tone from humza yousaf today was all about working with business, growing the economy as well as equality. he is saying on the one hand we have to redistribute resources and help the poon redistribute resources and help the poor, but to get those resources in the first place, he said, we need prosperity and growth. it really was quite a startling and striking tone. but is that being heard? is that being heated among the claimant and noise currently assaulting the snp? frank ly, no stop what i should say, brian, that police skull and have said the treasurer

yes, absolutely, - probably someone that we didn't see as much as we sort nicola sturgeon because hen and he came into more prominent later when he did resign over the issues of numbers in the party. and the media officer also resigned over that when a newspaper had said that there had been fewer, there had been a significant drop in party membership and the snp had not confirmed, initially confirmed that and when it was confirmed that there had been a 30,000 drop in membership, then peter murrell took the decision to resign. so he had been a massive part of the snp for many years and as we have seen recently, there is a changing of the guard with nicola sturgeon moving on, obviously still in the snp but no longer first minister. peter murrell resigned. and we have heard today that he has been arrested.— been arrested. arrested but no charues been arrested. arrested but no charges at _ been arrested. arrested but no charges at the _ been arrested. arrested but no charges at the moment. - been arrested. arrested but no charges at the moment. so i been arrested. arrested but no charges

he's married to former first minister nicola sturgeon.ice scotland launched a formal investigation into the snp's finances after receiving complains about how donations to the party were used. last night he resigned from the snp after taking responsibility for misleading the public about plummeting membership figures. and now colin beattie has been arrested by police. we have heard that he has returned to his home. colin beattie has just returned to his home and made no comment to journalists as he arrived home. it was after 8:00. a few minutes ago. with me is brian taylor, a former abc scotland political editor and commentator and "scotland harold columnist. you have been following the snp for years and years and years. i wonder how this is being received in scotland. >> it is an currently difficult situation for the snp. it is a particularly difficult situation -- he was not the leader at the time being investigated. he was now the chief executive. he was now the treasurer. and yet he has to take all the potential political hit and flak

well, again, that's nicola well, again, that's for nicola to-unat— well, again, that's for nicola tounat ny— that before kyiv again, i know what my expectations are. my exoeetattone— what my expectations are. my expto atone— what my expectations are. my expto know.— what my expectations are. my exp to know about issues around are to know about issues around nentenettn— are to know about issues around membership, numbers the membership, numbers around the party's— membership, numbers around the patty-e—eneat- party's finances. i can't speak for party's finances. i can't speak ton—knew- party's finances. i can't speak for—knew then. party's finances. i can't speak for—knew then at| for what nicola knew then at totynoot— for what nicola knew then at holyrood - useless. for what nicola knew then ati holyrood - useless was holyrood today. useless was laughed tried to laughed at as he tried to underplay the position he now finds himself in. first minister is finds himself in. first minister telouee— finds himself in. first minister islcourse, not— finds himself in. first minister islcourse

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is this the real reason why nicola sturgeon resigned?as she possibly could. i think anybody who has particularly seen nicola through the covid pandemic could really sympathise with just how exhausted she absolutely was. live to alexandra mackenzie in scotland. as was just as wasjust said, as was just said, it is a live investigation, so we need to be careful of what we say, but what can we say about what has happened so far? . , ,., , we say about what has happened so far? . , ., we say about what has happened so far? absolutely, he also said it was a very difficult _ far? absolutely, he also said it was a very difficult day _ far? absolutely, he also said it was a very difficult day for— far? absolutely, he also said it was a very difficult day for the - far? absolutely, he also said it was a very difficult day for the snp. - a very difficult day for the snp. and i am here, and usually a quiet residential streets just outside glasgow. it is the home of the former first minister, nicola sturgeon and peter murrell, the former chief execut

the husband of former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon is arrested over an investigation intohe party's finances. the latest after israeli police clash with palestinian worshippers insidejerusalem's al—aqsa mosque. french president emmanuel macron begins a visit to china — amid tensions over the war in ukraine. and buckingham palace says after the coronation, the queen consort will be known as queen camilla. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is making his first official visit to poland since russia invaded ukraine. these are live pictures from warsaw where he is being welcomed by andrzej duda the country's leader at the presidential palace and he is expected to thank the polish people. poland has been one of the most outspoken and generous supporters of kyiv since the war started in february last year. it's taken in millions of refugees and sent more than 300 tanks. it was also the first country to send fighterjets to ukraine. let's head to warsaw and our correspondent, adam easton. take us through what we are looking at. g , . ., take us through what we are looking a

the husband of scotland's former first minister nicola sturgeon is released without charge while further investigations are done into the scottish national party's finances. serving london metropolitan police officers are moved from tackling serious crime to investigating wrongdoing in the force. french president emmanuel macron meets with president xijinping in beijing. and a pair of sneakers worn by michaeljordan is expected to break records at auction next week. hello and welcome. the former chief executive of scottish national party peter murrell has been released without charge by the police, pending further investigation into party finances. mr murrell, the husband of former first minister nicola sturgeon, was arrested on wednesday morning. a police search resumed on thursday morning at the couple's glasgow home. our scotland correspondent james shaw has more details on the investigations that is being conducted at the glasgow house of peter murrell. as you can see, the scene behind me is a big police evidence tent obscuring the front of peter murrell and nicola sturgeon�*s house.

and i just wonder if nicola sturgeon as well, nicola sturgeon could as well, you know. mr.s recently as chief executive of recently the and we will the ship campaign, and we will bnng the ship campaign, and we will bring more on gb bring you more coverage on gb news day goes on. yeah. news as the day goes on. yeah. now just hours after leaving his fingerprints , i suspect they fingerprints, i suspect they were orange, putting all that fake tan on the obsessed with me in a manhattan courthouse. donald trump . donald trump. he donald trump. donald trump. he was in a defiant mood. of course he was when he spoke to his supporters at mar a lago. that's his place in florida . supporters at mar a lago. that's his place in florida. he said the only crime he's ever committed is to defend the nafion committed is to defend the nation from those who seek to destroy remember, denied nation from those who seek to derdifferentlemember, denied nation from those who seek to derdifferentlemembein denied nation from those who seek to derdifferentlemembein thatanied 34 different charges in that

how exhausted nicola sturgeon . so he and he's nicola sturgeon.d he's insisting that this wasn't the reason that that she stepped down. but certainly opponents asking a lot of questions about what is happening today in this long running police investigation . yeah. and as tony investigation. yeah. and as tony was indicating, not just the sturgeon home being searched, snp headquarters as well. no, humza yousaf, that's acknowledged that this could, as you said , it certainly doesn't you said, it certainly doesn't do us any good in terms of what it may do to the party. the polls. people will have questions. they will be some concerns. party membership will have concerns to . and i think have concerns to. and i think the national executive committee was actually looking at this review of governance and transparency at the weekend . transparency at the weekend. yes, indeed. it seems that the snp are desperate to insist that things are changing in the party because there's been a whole load of questions and there's been this investigation into finance i

nicolas kim coppola was born on the fringe of cinema royalty. his mother joy, a choreographer, suffered from severe mental illness and was institutionalized for much of his childhood. he and his two brothers were raised by his father, august, a literature professor. who introduced him to the master works of italian and german filmmakers. as a teenager, he worked at a movie theater and says he was mesmerized by the big scene. was it about being a movie star or was it about escaping into something else? >> it was, it was about wanting to be james dean in "rebel without a cause" or wearing that red jacket. wanting to be john in "saturday night fever." i came out of the cinema electrified. yeah, i wanted to go there. >> and after seeing james dean in "east of eden," he did. >> it was more meaningful to me than anything else i'd experienced. music, you know, beethoven, beatles, painting. what i saw in that moment made me realize the power, the excitement, of what you can convey through film performance, film performance. >> he's been in pursuit of th

of the first minister, nicola sturgeon , lecturing and nicola sturgeon, lecturing and nnnonng— nicolas is a mistake that all political parties make when electing a new leader. they look inwards rather than outwards, and the snp has fallen into that trap again in okay former snp member stuart crawford there. thank you very mnen — crawford there. thank you very mnen fen— crawford there. thank you very much for joining— crawford there. thank you very much forjoining us— : quint; thank you very much forjoining us stuart. now much for joining us stuart. now mr much for joining us stuart. now m men — much for joining us stuart. now mr rishi sunak— much for joining us stuart. now mr rishi sunak so— much for joining us stuart. now mr rishi sunak so he's in the eeenenee— mr rishi sunak so he's in the doghouse certainly according to the doghouse certainly according to me mnem— doghouse certainly according to the labour party,— doghouse certainly according to the labour party, he's chairing the labour party, he's chairing me cemnen— the labour party, he's chairing the cabinet this— the labour pa

nicola sturgeon husband, peter mumm— nicola sturgeon husband, peter murreu, has— nicola sturgeon husbandell, has been— nicola sturgeon husband, peter murrell, has been released pending— murrell, has been released pending further investigation into— pending further investigation into the— pending further investigation into the snp's_ pending further investigation into the snp's finances. after a day— into the snp's finances. after a day of— into the snp's finances. after a day of questioning. a spokesperson for the former first— spokesperson for the former first minister— spokesperson for the former first minister said she had no prior— first minister said she had no prior knowledge— first minister said she had no prior knowledge of the police's plans— prior knowledge of the police's plans to— prior knowledge of the police's plans to arrest— prior knowledge of the police's plans to arrest her husband. the— plans to arrest her husband. the prime— plans to arrest her husband. the prime minister- plans to arrest her husband. the prime minister has- plans to arrest her husband. the prime minis

now:— why nicola sturgeon stood down. new. yo“— why nicola sturgeon stood down.out this case on television at the moment. but scots are already making their mind up on this sham of a separatist party. a poll by redfield and wilton from before the arrest found snp support had plummeted to 36, with labour up 2 to 31. so in such a difficult climate, what have the snp flame throwers decided to do now? you guessed it, kim rye racism for a term coined by me right here on this show, the nickname humza useless an other failed msp called karen adams said the phrase amounted to an absolutely disgust ing racist trope. she wrote in the snp propaganda outlet the national the terminology is used by racists to smear ethnic minorities. all the time. lazy or useless , which the time. lazy or useless, which is pretty ironic really, given the number of people within the snp who believe yusef is too useless to lead the party after a succession of proven failures in the justice, transport and health briefs . while in the justice, transport and health briefs. while humza veasat— healt

now:— why nicola sturgeon stood down. new. yo“— why nicola sturgeon stood down.out this case on television at the moment. but scots are already making their mind up on this sham of a separatist party. a poll by redfield and wilton from before the arrest found snp support had plummeted to 36, with labour up 2 to 31. so in such a difficult climate, what have the snp flame throwers decided to do now? you guessed it, kim rye racism for a term coined by me right here on this show, the nickname humza useless an other failed msp called karen adams said the phrase amounted to an absolutely disgust ing racist trope. she wrote in the snp propaganda outlet the national the terminology is used by racists to smear ethnic minorities. all the time. lazy or useless , which the time. lazy or useless, which is pretty ironic really, given the number of people within the snp who believe yusef is too useless to lead the party after a succession of proven failures in the justice, transport and health briefs . while in the justice, transport and health briefs. while humza veasat— healt

it's been nicola sturgeon's fiefdom . i nicola sturgeon's fiefdom.ing on drugs. they can't even shehh uh.— dying on drugs. they can't even stand up. they're— dying on drugs. they can't even stand up. they're falling over. hheve-s— stand up. they're falling over. hheve-s se— stand up. they're falling over. there's so much— stand up. they're falling over. there's so much crime in the ehhv. — there's so much crime in the ehhv. h— there's so much crime in the shy. v eeh-h— there's so much crime in the shy. v eeh-h h— there's so much crime in the city. i can't. i can't comprehend how people live heve.— comprehend how people live hheve. hh— comprehend how people live there. it was— comprehend how people live there. it was repulsive. it smehhs— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad .— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad . and i just i think smells bad. and i just i think it's smells bad. and i just i think hh-s e— smells bad. and i just i think it's a terrible— smells bad. and i just i think it's a terrible place

it's been nicola sturgeon's fiefdom . i nicola sturgeon's fiefdom.ing on drugs. they can't even shehh uh.— dying on drugs. they can't even stand up. they're— dying on drugs. they can't even stand up. they're falling over. hheve-s— stand up. they're falling over. hheve-s se— stand up. they're falling over. there's so much— stand up. they're falling over. there's so much crime in the ehhv. — there's so much crime in the ehhv. h— there's so much crime in the shy. v eeh-h— there's so much crime in the shy. v eeh-h h— there's so much crime in the city. i can't. i can't comprehend how people live heve.— comprehend how people live hheve. hh— comprehend how people live there. it was— comprehend how people live there. it was repulsive. it smehhs— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad .— there. it was repulsive. it smells bad . and i just i think smells bad. and i just i think it's smells bad. and i just i think hh-s e— smells bad. and i just i think it's a terrible— smells bad. and i just i think it's a terrible place

nicola sturgeon is seen addressing the snp�*s ruling body.video that the party has never been in a stronger financial position. she said, "be very careful about suggesting there are problems with the party's finances". she said, "we depend on donors to donate," and she said, "there's no reason for people to be concerned about the party's finances". then today the sunday times is reporting that the snp treasurer said in a meeting yesterday that the party was having difficulty balancing the books due to a fall in party membership and donors and said we need to find money to keep the party going forward. the snp have responded to these comments. they've said that they were taken out of context. they said that the party was financially in robust health. staying in england — and motoring groups and campaigners have welcomed the government's decision to cancel the construction of new smart motorways but have insisted the announcement does not go far enough. the motorways, where technology is used to regulate traffic, also use the hard shoulder as a

and is nicola sturgeon going to gutt— and is nicola sturgeon going to out tre— and is nicola sturgeong this morning. gb views at gb news. .uk is the errrtt— gb views at gb news. .uk is the email address. _ gb views at gb news. .uk is the email address. but— gb views at gb news. .uk is the email address. but first of all, rere— email address. but first of all, rere re— email address. but first of all, rere your— email address. but first of all, here are your news headlines rrtr— here are your news headlines uttr arror— here are your news headlines uttr arror .— here are your news headlines uttr arror . — here are your news headlines with aaron . good- here are your news headlines with aaron . 99 79 9 with aaron. good morning. it's 10:00. i'm arron armstrong in the gb newsroom. food prices have risen to a 45 year high, putting further pressure on families struggling with the rising cost of living inflation has defied predictions by remaining above 10, largely because of soaring prices of essentials like bread, milk and eggs, along with clothes and shoes. eggs, along with clothes and sho

when it comes to peter murrell�*s wife, nicola sturgeon, she has been keeping a low profile.a climate change event, called climate of change, but her spokesperson said she did not want to distract from the issue and so she would be cancelling her appearance there later today. james, thank ou. health officials in england have warned that they can't guarantee patient safety during next week's four—day strike byjunior doctors. the walk—out starts at 7am on tuesday the 11th until 7am on saturday the 15th of april. nhs providers, which represents trusts, says the challenges are unprecedented. tens of thousands of appointments are expected to be cancelled, with consultants drafted in to provide cover. the doctors�* union, the bma, says it will consider pulling junior doctors off picket lines if individual hospitals report lives are in immediate danger. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has more. so we're now going around to our ambulance off—load area. in the emergency department at royal stoke university hospital, preparations are under way for what will be the biggest disru

he is married to the former first minister, nicola sturgeon.eter morrell resigned from the snp after taking responsibility for misleading the public about its plummeting membership figures. and now the party's treasurer, colin bt, has been arrested by police. let's go back to brian. your thoughts on this investigation? championing scotland on the world stage? _ i mention the idea of a disjuncture, we other disjuncture is that humza yousaf is the first minister, the rear of the scottish national party, he has to take any political head going from these —— political hit, but he was not the leader of the treasurer at the time that these things happen, he cannot intervene in the police investigation, he cannot nobody intervene in the elaboration, but he has to take the hit as it comes. 0ne insider described him as being very front facing on this, determined to carry on as first minister and challenge the things that face as first minister. and do what he can with regards to the crisis that has frankly engulfed his party. but it is that dreadful dis

the husband of former scottish first minister nicola sturgeon, is arrested over an investigation into the party's finances. and big news for the british royals — buckingham palace says after the coronation, the queen consort will be known as queen camilla. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start in poland where president zelensky of ukraine has made his first official visit to the country since russia invaded ukraine. the polish president, andrzej duda, has told his ukrainian counterpart that poland will urge nato to give kyiv additional security guarantees. ukraine's leader has been welcomed by president duda at the presidential palace and he's expected to thank the polish people at the royal castle in warsaw later. poland has been one of the most outspoken and generous supporters of kyiv since the war started in february last year. it's taken in millions of refugees and sent more than 300 tanks. it was also one of the first countries to send fighter jets to ukraine. this is the shot we are getting live from poland of the president zelensky and the commentary is in polish and ukraini

nicola sturgeon has tottet eot et— minister nicola sturgeon has pulled out of a— minister nicola sturgeonutting up a legal fight when— talking about putting up a legal fight wnton ts— talking about putting up a legal fight, which is a— talking about putting up a legal fight, which is a pretty bolshie move from from _ fight, which is a pretty bolshie move from from a— fight, which is a pretty bolshie move from from a conservative tet— move from from a conservative tet oeonott— move from from a conservative led council and— move from from a conservative led council and a— move from from a conservative led council and a conservative tott— led council and a conservative ttt- tot— led council and a conservative ttt- tot toot— led council and a conservative mp. but that shows that the teen— mp. but that shows that the tettn et— mp. but that shows that the depth of feeling against this in the depth of feeling against this in tne teoot— depth of feeling against this in the local area— depth of feeling against this in the local area and of course toot-s— the local area and of course tnot-s net— th

russian foreign minister sergey lavrov met with president nicolas maduro in venezuela.e conveyed to the head of state invitations from vladimir putin to visit our country at any convenient moment. lavrov also held talks with his venezuelan counterpart. russians sergey prokopiev and dmitry petelin work in open space in their first lagged behind for 5 months of work for an abortion, the iss was transferred twice due to a breakdown of one of the spacesuits and depressurization of the soyuz spacecraft astronauts will come outside the station more than six and a half hours. the decisive phase of the sudden check of the combat readiness of the pacific fleet is in full swing ; the military from the volunteer battalion of the urals , who distinguished themselves during the special operation , were awarded state awards. to the participant of the special operation, the battalion formed from the ural volunteers performs the task. in one of the most difficult areas on his account, dozens of successful operations to capture strongholds, destroy enemy equipment and evacuate units fro

, colin beattie nicola sturgeon, colin beattie omo— nicola sturgeon, colin beattie omo rotor— nicola waiting to see as i see what happens because as i think next month, inflation will come quite because come down quite sharply because in april, when the number comes out next month for april, in april 2022, that's when you saw the massive post invasion spike in food and energy prices and the base effect will mean that it's lower this time round in terms of inflation. so i am concerned that there will be at least one, possibly two more interest rate rises. now the situation could change quite quickly, but that's what the money markets are saying. a lot of commentators is “g a lot of commentators is perhaps more on otrror— of commentators is perhaps more on otrror wo— of commentators is perhaps more on other news channels than this otortrmg— on other news channels than this one are starting to— on other news channels than this one are starting to blame brexit uormg— one are starting to blame brexit uormg tmo— one are starting to blame brexit uormg to o— one are starting to blame brexit

oh, third being nicola sturgeon. oh, there— third being nicola sturgeon.ity to northern ireland, how much inclusiveness it has brought forward. and really those women, what part they played inside and the 25 years of peace inside northern ireland. and a lot of them actually graduating here behind us in queen's university. it was an interesting day. but did it offer anything new to modern day politics? well, yesterday, chris heaton—harris, the secretary of state, very much had the stick approach where he warned unionists if they didn't go back into government, well, it was the best way to secure the union was to go back into stormont. and today, as you've mentioned , and today, as you've mentioned, we have von der leyen. we we have ursula von der leyen. we have the irish have leo varadkar, the irish premier, we have rishi premier, and we have rishi sunak, the pm, who will have the carrot with him. and he is basically saying to politicians here, if you go back into government, i will make this the best place in the world to do business. many of us have read

nicola sturgeon has spoken out attent— nicola sturgeon has spoken out about we— nicola sturgeon has spokeno snp finances , saying she into snp finances, saying she eewttn-t— into snp finances, saying she couldn't have— into snp finances, saying she couldn't have imagined the eente— couldn't have imagined the eente et— couldn't have imagined the events of the _ couldn't have imagined the events of the past few weeks in her events of the past few weeks in net went— events of the past few weeks in her worst nightmares . her worst nightmares. the former ttnt— her worst nightmares. the former first minister also said it wasn't true that she stepped down because she knew problems were about to unfold within her party. she was speaking at the scottish parliament for the first time since her husband's arrest. peter murrell the party's former chief executive, was questioned by police earlier in the month and released without charge. the party's former treasurer, colin beattie, was also arrested last week and released pending further investigation . and the high investigation. and the high court has

the former first minister nicola sturaeon? ~ �* , sturgeon? peter murrell's life, indeed.there is _ sturgeon? peter murrell's life, indeed. there is a _ sturgeon? peter murrell's life, indeed. there is a lot - sturgeon? peter murrell's life, indeed. there is a lot of- indeed. there is a lot of speculation tonight, it is only speculation, that the next stage could be perhaps questioning miss sturgeon. if you are questioning as you say the chief executive at the time of the peter murrell, if you are questioning as they have done colin beattie, the treasure at the time, perhaps in pursuit of answers to the issue of party finances, you should pushing the leader at the time, nicola sturgeon. that would by no means be a prospect to be ruled out, although i should stress it is only specular and at the moment. we should bear in mind always at all points of these are investigations and questions. no one has been charged. peter murrell was released without charge, colin beattie was released without parch and it remains possible that there consistent, cogent and coherent answers to a

nicola sturgeon has spoken out eieni— nicola sturgeon has spoken out eieni ine— nicola sturgeon has spokenout about the police investigation inne— about the police investigation inie sne— about the police investigation into snp finances , saying she into snp finances, saying she eeniin-i— into snp finances, saying she couldn't have— into snp finances, saying she couldn't have imagined the evene— couldn't have imagined the evenei ei— couldn't have imagined the events of the _ couldn't have imagined the events of the past few weeks in her events of the past few weeks in nev veni— events of the past few weeks in her worst nightmares . her worst nightmares. the former insi— her worst nightmares. the former first minister also said it wasn't true that she stepped down because she knew problems were about to unfold within her party. she was speaking at the scottish parliament for the first time since her husband's arrest. peter murrell the party's former chief executive, was questioned by police earlier in the month and released without charge. the party's former treasurer, colin beattie, was al

tinkering around with nicola - tinkering around with nicola sturgeon's _ tinkering around with nicolagenda tinkering around with nicola - sturgeon's failing policy agenda and continuing _ sturgeon's failing policy agenda and continuing to — sturgeon's failing policy agenda and continuing to be _ sturgeon's failing policy agenda and continuing to be led _ sturgeon's failing policy agenda and continuing to be led by— sturgeon's failing policy agenda and continuing to be led by the - continuing to be led by the extremist _ continuing to be led by the extremist greens- continuing to be led by the extremist greens instead i continuing to be led by thel extremist greens instead of delivering _ extremist greens instead of delivering the _ extremist greens instead of delivering the fresh - extremist greens instead of. delivering the fresh leadership scotland — delivering the fresh leadership scotland needs— delivering the fresh leadership scotland needs right _ delivering the fresh leadership scotland needs right now, - delivering the fresh leadership scotland needs right now, andj delivering

nicola gillette. blade is okay. nicola sturgeon laughs soft lesbian affair rumours .ffair rumours. now she's apparently being accused of being embroiled in a secret love affair with a french diplomat . affair with a french diplomat. knew it. i would watch that movie. i would watch that movie. really? yeah. vomit was horrible to me and then keep watching right ? oh, of course. yeah, but right? oh, of course. yeah, but apparently she just laughed it off. she have any problem with the rumours circulating about her? i mean i think that's why would you. it's a sexy rumour. yeah, but do you think i mean is there anything here that france possibly she's like thinking about how react. yeah and she's going going laugh it off going i'm going to laugh it off like anyone like that that's what anyone sane you think, sane do. but then you think, wait a minute, i'll bluff and get indignant, like, what are you talking about? because then it then go, i it throws and then you go, i know they're to go back to know they're going to go back to the laugh. so just, the laugh. so it's just,

nicola thomas, two and a half _ clear is that. nicola thomas, two and a half years _ clear is that.ars ago priti - clear is that. nicola thomas, two and a half years ago priti patel i clear is that. nicola thomas, two l and a half years ago priti patel was found to be bullied by an independent ethics adviser and kept herjob. are things shifting and if so is it a good thing? yes. herjob. are things shifting and if so is it a good thing? yes, i think it's a really _ so is it a good thing? yes, i think it's a really good _ so is it a good thing? yes, i think it's a really good point _ so is it a good thing? yes, i think it's a really good point and i i it's a really good point and i guess it's a really good point and i guess it depends — it's a really good point and i guess it depends on its own with what you mean _ it depends on its own with what you mean by— it depends on its own with what you mean by shifting. i think broader organisational and cultural lenses are starting to see it as particular behaviours — are starting to see it as particular behaviours at work that i just are st

letwell, nicola, nicola sturgeon sturgeon? oh, nicola sturgeon.ng £600,000. her husband and the chief executive of the snp has been arrested and released without charge this week. the party treasurer was also arrested and released without charge . so it's a pretty without charge. so it's a pretty spectac their fall from grace and presumably sturgeon would have known a lot of this. she's one of only three that- she's one of only three that were remed— one of only three that were named ee— one of only three that were named ee perry— one of only three that were named as party officers on the wee— named as party officers on the rereer eer— named as party officers on the rereer eer er— named as party officers on the latest set of financial accounts,— latest set of financial accounts, which is why everyone's assuming she will be new. — everyone's assuming she will be new. eur— everyone's assuming she will be new. err r— everyone's assuming she will be next. but i think— everyone's assuming she will be next. but i think that is key as it next. but i thin