alex salmond was acquitted in march of 13 charges of sexual assault.liamentary enquiry at the heart of this row is looking into where the scottish government went wrong when it was investigating claims of sexual harassment against alex salmond, a process that was found to have been procedurally flawed. the convener of the salmond enquiry turned up the heat this week when she said she was "completely frustrated" with the obstruction she was experiencing. with due respect... tory msp oliver mundell was ejected from the holyrood chamber yesterday after refusing to withdraw a claim that miss sturgeon had lied to parliament. nicola sturgeon has volunteered to give oral evidence any time the salmond enquiry invites her to do so. both the scottish government and mr salmond say they have been unable to provide some documents for legal reasons. sarah smith, bbc news, glasgow. now on bbc news: philippa thomas hears from people around the world about their extraordinary experiences during the pandemic and how covid—i9 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavir

mr salmond was acquitted of 13 charges of sexual assault earlier this year.shed today contains a long string of whatsapp messages between nicola sturgeon and alex salmond. in them, he asks for several face—to—face meetings and also urges nicola sturgeon to intervene in the investigation into charges of sexual harassment against him, because he says if it was made public, it could embarrass the government. in reply to one of these messages come on the 1st ofjune, nicola sturgeon wrote back, me intervening is not the right thing to do. now, the first minister told the scottish parliament at the first she knew of these allegations against alex salmond, and that there was an investigation into them, was when he told her about it at a meeting in her home in april 2018. in the evidence she submitted to the committee today, we can see she confirmed she did meet a former alex salmond aide four days earlier, and that she was aware of allegations of a sexual nature against the former first minister. but she says the first she knew of the investigation into these allega

alex salmond was acquitted in march of 13 charges of sexual assault. the parliamentary enquiry at the heart of this row is looking into where the scottish government went wrong when it was investigating claims of sexual harassment against alex salmond, a process that was found to have been procedurally flawed. the convener of the salmond enquiry turned up the heat this week when she said she was completely frustrated with the obstruction she was experiencing. tory msp oliver mundell was ejected from the holyrood chamber yesterday after refusing to withdraw a claim that miss sturgeon had lied to parliament. nicola sturgeon has volunteered to give oral evidence any time the salmond enquiry invites her to do so. both the scottish government and mr salmond say they have been unable to provide some documents for legal reasons. sarah smith, bbc news, glasgow. dozens of protestors are being removed from a woodland in buckinghamshire on the planned hs2 rail route. activists who oppose the 140 mile long high—speed line have been occupying the area for months. t

in her written evidence she confirms she met a former aide of alex salmond four days earlier and saidut she says she did not know formally about an investigation until he told her about it in that meeting in her home. nicola sturgeon also says she rejects in the strongest possible terms, any suggestion she's conspired with or against alex salmond. all of these documents have been published as pa rt documents have been published as part of the enquiry, the committee looking into how the scottish government handled this investigation into alex salmond's behaviour, which was found to be unlawful. he was then acquitted of 13 counts of sexual assault earlier this year in march. sarah smith, thank you for the update. two women have won this year's nobel prize for chemistry for their work developing a technique to edit dna. emmanuelle charpentier, who's french, and jennifer doudna, who's american, are the first women to win the award without a male collaborator. it's half a century since the mangrove march took place in west london, a milestone event which followed a clash between a group of

alex salmond was acquitted in march of 13 charges of sexual assault.tigating claims of sexual harassment against alex salmond, a process that was found to have been procedurally flawed. the convener of the salmond enquiry turned up the heat this week when she said she was completely frustrated with the obstruction she was experiencing. tory msp 0liver mundell was ejected from the holyrood chamber yesterday after refusing to withdraw a claim that miss sturgeon had lied to parliament. nicola sturgeon has volunteered to give oral evidence any

now alex salmond challenged that investigation, took it to court, and the scottish government that hadion had not been carried out properly and is what this committee of the scottish parliament is looking at. now a lot of evidence has come forward to the committee, including from nicola sturgeon, the first ministerfrom her including from nicola sturgeon, the first minister from her husband, peter morrell and others. now in her evidence we see a long series of text message, exchanging between the form ir—first minister alex salmond, the current first minister nicola sturgeon, in which he seeks to persuade her to talk to the permanent secretary, to persuade her that the investigation should not be continued, that it should go to arbitration, that it should not become public but the result of this that in the end is nicola sturgeon says she can't intervene in the process , says she can't intervene in the process, that is not herjob, she has to stand aside from it. and she says that injuly of 2018 she has to stand aside from it. and she says that in july of 2018 she felt she had to end the

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welcome to the alex salmond show professor graham. thanks for having me from a political point of view how this the dramatic events of the last week with the president rushed to hospital and didn't declare himself well and helicopter themselves back to the white house how is that going to play out with the american electorate. i think we are ac is playing out a bit with some of the polling numbers changing it's been a case that joe biden has the seat a bit of a jump in the polling support from americans as a result of the president's hospitalization and i think there has to do both with kind of the idea of their thoughts when a leader who is well but also with the idea the individuals and not feeling good about donald trump's haven't gotten cold enough hearing good about maybe some things they think he could have done to prevent getting cold in this instance but the hustle the president got an argument our week of glory when he was well recognized as the loser in a presidential debate with joe biden now he has declared himself the the

two years ago, nicola sturgeon told the media with regards to the salmond case "i relish the prospecthe question is when is she going to start? 0k! i've not been invited to give evidence to the committee, so here — well, here it is! i'll turn up to the committee next week and give evidence to the committee if the committee invites me. the committee can call me any time it likes. iwill turn up on the day asked, the committee room asked, and i will give evidence to the committee. it hasn't yet asked me to do so! now, in a similar way to the uk government being put under pressure to offer mps more of a say before imposing coronavirus restrictions in england, nicola sturgeon found herself facing a similar challenge. new rules have been increasingly announced via late—night press releases, twitter and tv interviews and parliament has so far not had an opportunity to give its consent to local restrictions, unless they have already expired. this is no way to govern! parliament is supposed to provide checks and balances to government power. without this, we risk a real democratic deficit. and

sturgeon's salmond as well, and also from nicola stu rgeon's husband, salmond as well, and also from depend. the timeline they are looking at undoubtedly is scottish elections in may of 2020, will all of this play into the elections in a few months' time? thank you very much. homeless charities are calling on the prime minister not to allow night—shelters to be opened in england this winter. they claim the shelters can't be operated in a covid—secure way. they want to see funding similar to that which housed many homeless people in hotels back in march. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. there has been some milder weather today across more southern parts of the uk. but over the next few days as we head into the weekend, it is going to feel colder. we have lower temperatures day and night and probably blowing in some showers as well. the reason for the colder air is higher pressure out to the west and the atlantic and a north to north—westerly airflow bringing down the colder air all the way from iceland. these are the temperatures by this evening.

alex salmond then faced criminal charges where he was acquitted of all those charges in march this yearervatives in the scottish parliament, was interested in, was when did nicola sturgeon first know about these allegations. she had told the parliament that it was at the start of april in 2018, but it has since emerged that it was three days earlier at the end of march. a critical one according to ruth davidson and she said she could not understand why nicola sturgeon had gotten this critical detail and this was nicola sturgeon‘s response. there is something seared in my memory and it is actually the meeting that took place some three days later when alex salmond himself sat in my own home and gave me the details of the complaints that had been made against him and also gave me his response to aspects of those complaints. that is what is seared in my memory. i think most reasonable people would understand that. forgive me, presiding officer, if that has somehow overwritten in my mind a much more fleeting opportunistic meeting that took place a few days earlier, that isjust how it is. da

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. just say i don't know about that get a list of all the. people i want to make out what why did why did not. all of the. people prove it but there are some friends that the us are still so that the soul hoping to do something to see. the charm for sure. they have about the back of a simple alibi. but i'm one of that you know will look at that. wasn't under make no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. so. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges for the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. you must have heard a radically different assessment from the turkish president from the one who actually called decades of efforts by the men's group lame and useless what would you respond to that and that came straight after the joint statement by presidents. i think my commen

we get some unique insights into the life from a friend of his former scottish 1st minister alex salmond. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is art international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us and we start with news from the french a greek orthodox priest has been shot and injured outside his church the gunmen fled the scene however police now have a suspect in custody. reports. a suspect is in custody but it's not been confirmed that this is definitely the perpetrator behind this attack which saw a 52 year old greek orthodox priest shot in the stomach you know the priest who is attended to by medics at the scene was able to give a description of the perpetrator and he has been named the priest that is by the greek government is being nicholas akaka villa lukacs now there is some suggestion that this may be a small dispute but i'll tell you about more about that in a minute let's 1st of all let's have a look at what are you witnesses accounts saw and heard around the time that those shots rang out in the. i live in the area i heard gunshots but at 1st i

welcome to the alex salmond show and today an examination of the economics of recovery from the covert crisis the world has a recession but the impact globally from beach intervention has been very different the u.k.'s heading for the 10 percent decline in g.d.p. while the world average is perhaps 5 percent meanwhile in asia where the pandemic began the g.d.p. for will be less than one percent with g.d.p. leads unemployment will surely follow and today show we asked professor danny fight father a former member of the bank of england monetary policy committee whether the o.e.c.d. economies.

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business. well welcome to redacted deny this is the show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents every once in awhile something comes along a story comes along those just such a beautiful example of late stage disaster capitalism is so beautiful you almost think it must be a science fiction horror story or something and you're just waiting for the crying clowns to jump out behind you and the story i'm about to bring you fits the bill perfectly by the way we're ever a time when clowns were not terrifying some people insist they make children happy but i say both try to convince the world that clowns used to be for it's just a title enjoyment and didn't always make everyone skin crawl is some kind of weapons grade gaslighting they're always horrifying deal with it back to the story it's the tale of foxconn in america this story has everything liars conmen bribed destruction of people's careers. thrown away. on a failure waste of m

join me every 1st week on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm sure i'll see you there. welcome back to the united kingdom has a new daily record of coronavirus cases on wednesday as they surpass 19000. seem unhappy with boris johnson's latest strategy for combating covert 90 k. part explains from london. if coronavirus has taught us and the u.k.'s prime minister one thing it's that it's wise not to joke about it during an impromptu meeting of conservative m.p.'s boris johnson reportedly quit the ruin of 6 social distancing policy would mean families could escape celebrating christmas with their in-laws one of several attempted gags which apparently fell very flat but while some tories rage that government decisions are bankrupting the nation the opposition are worried that those policies are costing the country lives and labor leader. a partial return to lock down the government's plan simply isn't working another course is needed. that's why i'm calling for a 2 to 3 week circuit breaker in england a circuit breaker is a short pe

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. being at the risk of no no rush but i thought yes it. was one thing on their way. back home but i can merican suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. in the real. one by elsa store or by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the. who were through during the night if you heard around the crowd. moved a dwarf you you're going to go you. know almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time went to russia. probable worst. to go anywhere why not me. why don't i come here. welcome back to cross up where all things are considered i'm hearing about all dramatic you were discussing some real. we're going to go back to marcus today in london pat buchanan an

welcome to the alex salmond show where we look at the westminster autumn session of parliament under the shadow of the long pandemic this week almost a year after the general election when he swept back to power with a majority of 80 bodies johnson finally lost his opinion poll lead over the opposition labor party and the trouble is not confined to the opinion polls with the restless tory m.p. stephanie another revolt over the way in which the new to corporate regulations are being introduced all this with the economy facing a double cliff edge of another locked and an interminable lardy crash of european withdrawal today we asked political commentators peter oborne and professor richard murphy what exactly is going on on the left and the right of british politics as the westminster parliament struggles to hold the government to account during the pandemic and the brics it dinner will finally arrives but 1st over to alex with your reaction to last week's show what's your tweets messages and emails. was a big reaction to last week's show which featured on a free talk. over the 19 and

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. let's talk about tea and crumpets and sky the london bridge and the. greetings and salyut ation. who controls the past controls the future who controls the present controls the past not wise and politically astute observation by the great prognosticator of us politics in the 20 percent of the one and only george orwell as been ringing in american ears up with a president the united states of america the brand name and cheap himself one and only donald trump stood in the hollowed echoing halls of the national archives museum and declared the following. mostly away the twisted web of lies in our schools classroom. and teach our children the magnificent is about our country. we want our sons and daughters to know that. this is this is the most exceptional nation. in the history of the world. the most exceptional nation in the history of the world he says greeks mayans chinese incan romans de gyptian all child's play compared to the dynamis

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. follow again. to armenia remained locked in their heaviest fighting since the $990.00 s. in spite of to cease fires there's ongoing shelling in the disputed no corner called a buck a region that is we're. right now we head into the north to the northern front line which is one of the 2 remaining major hotspots in the corner care about our drivers brother is serving there so he's bringing food and warm clothes as we're going our driver keeps glancing to the right there's only a couple kilometers between our car and there's eerie artillery the road is being heavily shelled. the homely smell of freshly big bread filling the car seems out of place as we're approaching the frontline town so this is where we had to get out the city of that kept essentially they couldn't take us to the front line and in fact they didn't go either not only because it's too dangerous but because the commanding officer of that particular platoon didn't want us filming the

join me every thursday on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. again this is our to international so overnight the 1st and only vice presidential debate between camelot harris and mike pence wrapped up on the heels of that chaotic clash before with joe biden and donald trump last month so i delved into it so what happened in a bit more detail with donald quarter earlier in the studio here. it was a big change of pace from the presidential debates from last week which looked more like a political circus than anything but this time around there were less aggressive interruptions no doubt both candidates even seem like they were showing each other a little respect at times but when it came to what what exactly they were debating a lot of it amounted to just attacking or defending the actions of the current administration the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in history of our country from the very 1st day president donald trump has put the h

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he allegedly said that mohammed bin salmond trusted implicitly and that the doors of the rule court were open to him whenever he chose to return. the same source said that the saudi government maintained communication with. a made him several offices including managing a prominent saudi funded media network. also so good you brought it with you has been there has been serving in the embassy in london the saudi embassy in washington was there carol from what the newspaper and i think his knowledge of the regime and the crew the minute it took some portion as a journalist when he spoke out. the show she kept up his criticism of bin salmoni and the washington post demanded spoke to me through this before because many of them that he is working with friends to establish a foundation for democracy in the art of wall promoting back out of them quasi among sleuth people and also clear thing some form of society have a consideration. according to a political science researcher in istanbul show she was involved in projects named at countering saudi digital activity. the program produces contacted

also that june another writer close to bin salmond advised jamal khashoggi either to take part in the campaign against qatar or to leave the country. chose to leave saudi arabia. he flew from jeddah via london to the united states the pressure increased even to 14 or to 15 when he was writing minister of information decided to publish the letter from writing and i think you found that very very insulting you should remember the general ban from tweeting and writing articles why he. because his dog or the speed. of the. conciliation we did work. for i think 100 when someone is there in. version 230 no he just has to do it right or show jihad study journalism at indiana state university in the us in the early eighty's and worked for the saudi diplomat feisal while he was ambassador to the u.s. . the show she's for children also had us nationality isn't this some. footage that it looks to gather. all those numbers. all the massacre there are you see there are. a mixture us live without this formulation what's to. do is i'm very happy he was worried he one time told me his 2 sons complain

welcome to the alex salmond show where we look at the westminster autumn session of parliament under the shadow of the long pandemic this week almost a year after the general election when he swept back to power with a majority of 80 bodies johnson finally lost his opinion poll lead over the opposition labor party and the trouble is not confined to the opinion polls with the restless tory m.p. stephanie another revolt over the way in which the new to corporate regulations are being introduced all this with the economy facing a double cliff edge of another locked and an interminable lardy crash of european with till today we asked political commentators peter oborne and professor richard murphy what exactly is going on on the left and the right of british politics as the westminster parliament struggles to hold the government to account during the pandemic and the banks it did you will finally arrives but 1st over to alex with your reaction to last week's show what's your tweets messages and emails. was a big reaction to last week's show which featured a free talk. over the 19 and a h

alex salmond, a real hollywood star.scribed him today as the world's greatest scot. the producers of bond said he was the original bond, who made it the success it was, and they are devastated at the loss today. success it was, and they are devastated at the loss todaylj should imagine they are. david, thank you. let's get reactions from the fans. i can get reaction to this news from ajay chowdhury who's the editor of the james bond international fan club. a sad day. yes, the worldwide community of bond fans, mourning the loss of the last king of scotland. sean connery lived to the right old age of 90 and accomplished more than most people would. he was the first, the originaljames bond. ian fleming's bond books were hugely popular, but sean connery created an indelible screen icon, very much of its time, a regional british actor, not the usual rada trained thespian. masculinity, an international face that the world responded to. he was the eliza doolittle to the director terence young's professor higgins. he was very mu

joe welcome to the alex salmond show it's a pleasure to meet or. first whole business of the press the helicopter of the hospital helicopter vote again announcing that he has defeated covert how is this going to play out in the system or remarkable presidential campaign. it won't make much of a difference i think that part of it is that so many other things have been going on such as his debate performance part of it is that so many people have already made their decisions about whether they like trump a dislike trump i think it's slightly hurts implacably in that he will look a bit more like a fool and a hypocrite particularly when he says it's not such a big deal after having probably hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of free healthcare from the federal government it'll be fairly easy for the democrats to shoot back at that safe you know it's not such a big deal if you haven't shown and you have a whole government at your command at your command but meanwhile you know the republicans are trying to take away people's insurance and this is a l

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is that we're not financially equality and unlike affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice you know just going to college with the city will always turn a return and told me stay away oh miss colton consider that there is no answer because yes that requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become invisible comes. every day when we have to leave it has been like this all day the strikes in the disputed territories are going to hit a hospital and several residential buildings correspondent is on the ground. johnny town bordering the conflict zone is also down the street here mixed reaction to the hostilities without me. we will win our lands back as s

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join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see of that. you know when i'm going to be out there seeing i don't think about it at all many of us grown men not new dorp or. i kind of were on the. course of the now i think it's higher than our. members from africa mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe but once they. leave they are in sleeves they call it speech europe. will not some of them. i couldn't you know. this you know get it out. of the chain. they sold the. it's all gone court of the. the persona but a kid even. making a stand against radicalism thousands rally across france in the wake of friday's brutal slaying of a history teacher reportedly killed for showing his class controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed. also to come testing the true shells continued to fall with a new ongoing territorial dispute between armenia and azerbaijan despite both sides agreeing to a 2nd cease fire we hear from locals on either side of the conflict what can i say about peop

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. the world is driven by dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. where is the long awaited shot the sun. was also up the well the t. 72 b. 3 tank gets moving again don't be too hard on them the cats same a debutantes. come on the traffic. so here comes the steam and let's see the driver at work because of ford ahead was just too much hope no no no they should avoid skidding fail to make the turn now he needs to back up yes well to get the tank back on track but only went on. then you can see it's an unfamiliar tank an unfamiliar course to them but the tank is doing its job just fine but only if it's helping the kazakhstani it practically steers itself so close. to me but i doubt about that a bit of the above those. on you. and i'm 100 percent of the well i'm a little out of the sound of i'm not going to be able to get the public moguls on top of that developed and what i hope i have a bit of a playbook because but i'm going

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you there. in the headlines this friday shelling grew into the story cathedral in the garden. civilian losses are growing with journalists also getting here we talked to this out of mothers who sons are fighting on both sides of the front line. we all have kids serving i can share my emotions in church only i feel bad i haven't slept properly since september 27th as a soldier's mother and as a citizen i was there a breakdown as i myself am on the front line. to promote a front to moscow stepping in politically potent calls for an end to hostilities between armenia and azerbaijan offering to mediate talks to help stop the fighting but.

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. france continues its crackdown on hate speech it orders the closure of a mosque thought to be linked to the beheading of a teacher who showed caricature was of the prophet mohammad. khan political style more in the u.k. northerners left out a far starts and from posing tough new cooperative buyers with victims of the preacher we also people how bernie feel about this. the economic package they announced just they work keep people alive they think that they should put us into to think about giving people the correct by not just why people are going to be able to survive but that. the u.s. says it will remove sit on from its blacklist state terrorism sponsors.

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