and the scots irish. antipathyre this andrd the people jefferson the virginian up her crust are living with? were they equally in virginia as they were in boston? where they spread throughout the colonies, so that even jefferson would have lived with them, or not? irishhe scotch and scotch seen as a group of the same ethnicity in the colonies, or were they seen as different than each other? great question. the answer is multi levels. you are absolutely right, the big weave comes in from 1710, 1720, to the break of the war. irish,ric terms, scots or scots from ulster, or ulster irish, depending on names we used, they formed the biggest wave numerically. numerically, people from scotland are relatively small in proportion, for the sake of argument call scotch irish at the moment, but there is a whole argument of what naming you could give these particular communities. the result is that scots or immigrants from scotland are arriving at the same time but arriving in a very distinct way. most arrive after 176

the courage to recognize the president's violation of the constitution doesn't mean that they're off scot-free. we have to have a very compelling case as we go forward for the american people and for the senate. so, again, outcomes in election have nothing -- i solemnly swear to uphold the constitution as long as it doesn't make a difference in the election. that's not the oath we take. we're there to keep the republic or we're there to play politics with impeachment and that's not what we're doing. facts are there. and we are proceeding to get further evidence as we go forward and it doesn't hinge on whether mitch mcconnell has the guts to really do what the constitution requires or what the impact is on the election but i will say this. having said all of, that separate from that, the re-election of donald trump would do irreparable damage to the united states. we have some serious repair and healing to do in our country for what he has done so far. i don't -- i'm not sure that two

the scots have to beat the hosts by eight points to qualify.f — it goes down as draw — which would knock scotland out. so how will the players be dealing with it? former scotland scrum—half andy nicol, says theyjust have to try and prepare as normal. they have just got to prepare now as if the game is taking place at 745 in yokohama on sunday night. we will only know one sunday morning what the collateral damage is and whether this game is going ahead. no one in the squad will ever experience something like this, that you are waking up on game day not knowing if in fact it is going to be game day because you don't know if the game is happening. i don't think anyone has a precedent here to say this is how you cope with it. they have just got to make sure that they think they are playing on sunday night and they are prepared for it. but, of course, it's notjust the players and the permutations that are affected, it's the fans in the stadiums across japan... and thousands of scots are still in limbo... it has been a long way to come obviously and

there is no reaching out to those million scots.ed to leave the european union in scotland than voted for the scottish national party. do you see where that goes? and the lib demsjust want party. do you see where that goes? and the lib dems just want to revoke article 50, that is all they want to do, revoke article 50. they are called the liberal democrats. i don't know which aspects of the liberal democrats are democratic, because we had a referendum, the people that they wanted to leave, and that is not being fulfilled. i will give way. i thank my honourable friend. as far as i understand it, the right honourable lady of the leader of the liberal democrats did say that if we had a second referendum, she might not agree with its results, and i wonder whether thatis its results, and i wonder whether that is true. that was a previous position, but we are in an even more bizarre position with the labour party, because they say if they win the election, they will go to brussels, renegotiate brexit and then put that in the british peopl

four tries for the scots mean they seal a vital bonus point as well.ham in london. although they beat southampton at the weekend, spurs have had a mixed start to the season. that was only their third league win so far. they did fear that striker harry kane might have picked up an injury in the game, but after training on monday, it looks like he will be fit to face a bayern side hoping to go deep into the competition. they are a club that every season try to prepare. they prepare themselves to try to win the competition, the champions league, because their history says that. i think it's a great club, great players, of course, amazing coaching staff. i know them well, we play the cup and i wish them a great time together. my feeling is it's a club, historic, that can be one of the contenders, for sure, to win the champions league. meanwhile, real madrid's champions league campaign got off to the worst possible start a couple of weeks ago, when they were thrashed 3—0 by paris st—germain. real have won two and drawn one since then, though. they host club

that result means that the scots need win well against hosts japan in their final pool game on sundayother results go their way. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. a scorching day, scotland's fans arrive going to keepers very much on. to spare, but they have been through one hell of a battle here. —— knowing the heat was been through one hell of a battle here. —— knowing the heat was very much on. anything other than victory against russia, in their world cup hopes we re russia, in their world cup hopes were finished. so how about this for the perfect start? adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling nerves. russia needed a comeback, but instead, found only calamity. first a horrible slip if gave hastings is another and if that was a touch of bison, well, watch this. george horne handed a try on a plate, barely 20 minutes gone and scotland already out of sight. but crucially, they needed a fourth try and without a vital bonus point. —— with -- with it —— with it to soon after the break, they got it in style. darcy grimes brilliance, setting a pawn once again,

the scots feel very heart done by. 2596 the scots feel very heart done by. 25% tariff to the us and scottish nun, italian cashmere, none. this is to do with the four big countries that the party to airbus and airbus and boeing have had a 15 year spat about government giving illegal subsidies on both sides and the world trade organisation gave the us the green light to put 7.5 billion tariffs on goods and they have tailored those to the countries which are investors in airbus and therefore they have looked at the schedule and said that, that, that, that, french cheese for example, single malts, but the problem is that scottish cashmere makers compete against italian makers and they are 25% more expensive. michael froman who was a representative under president obama andi representative under president obama and i remember before the referendum, president obama said don't count on any special relationship if you vote for brexit, so relationship if you vote for brexit, so how does that reflect on what you hear from donald trump over the course of his presidency? that's the interesting thing. ba

the scots named their team today, and they've dropped their captain stuart mcinally. threat of the game being called authors at the front of everyone's minds. google japan have been excellent, it is not theirfault google japan have been excellent, it is not their fault and they are in a strong position. they want to play the game as well, so do we. it is frustrating, as a playing gr°up the game as well, so do we. it is frustrating, as a playing group and as an individual. you worked so hard for competitions like this and playing these type of games. we cannot control what the weather will do but to have the option of a back—up plan from a playing point of view needs to be looked at. studio: the maths for scotland will become much simpler tomorrow. if ireland beat samoa in pool a then the scots have to beat the hosts an irish bonus point victory would guarantee them a place into the quarterfinals. but there are concerns about the state of the pitch in fukuoka. centre chris farrell buried a ball under the turf during training today. it was re—laid after the last match t

already witnessed a huge upset when japan stunned ireland, another surprise result would eliminate the scotshe scotland match against russia here would not draw a huge amount of attention but with the funnel of attention but with the final group came againstjapan looming large and some that local interest has been ramped up. this tournament is going well for the hosts both on and off the pitch. japan, their win against samoa was watched by more than 25 million people and the number is expected to rocket for the match on sunday. before the tournament we were worrying about the japanese excitement because we could not see any excitement before the tournament but after the tournament, people everywhere are so excited. and everywhere is like a festival. so far is pretty good. have japan embraced the world cup? they have done that completely wherever you go things are being written about and the schools are covering stuff about scottish rugby. i don't know how many watched rugby before but they are embracing it the country of japan is growing into this tournament. scotland needs to stunt that as

and with cyprus being beaten by 5—0 by russia, the scots are now one point behind them ahead of theirthe moment. they're facing group e leaders croatia in cardiff — it's the croats who are leadnig 1—0 at the moment with around 15 minutes left in the first half. all tonight's results on the bbc sport website. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history. the american won her 24th world championship medal taking the gold on the beam in stuttgart. her victory on the vault yesterday meant she had equalled the record held by vitaly scherbo. and biles made it 25 medals shortly after wiht her 18th shortly after with her 18th gold after winning the floor event, finishing ahead of her compatriot sunisa lee and angelina melikova of russia. and this has been an incredbily successful world championships for british gymnasts too. 20—year—old joe fraser producing a perfect routine to win the parallel bars event. it's his first world title and it's the first time great britain have ever won a world medal in this discipline. it isa it is a dream come true honestly.

to be scottish was to enter the world of scottish imagination, to be scot is to be told that you are welcome and make yourself at home. and what is that idea of being home, feeling safe and secure and loved, a place where everyone's ideas and talents can thrive, a place of comfort, a home for laughter, and joy for everyone who comes here, no matter where you are from, that is the scotland we are seeking to build. friends, these are turbulent times. none of us have known anything like it. but we do have guiding lights to chart away our spirit, our values, our vision, our commitment to empowerment and democracy, and our unshakable belief in the abilities and the wisdom of the scottish people. it is time to place scotland's future in scotland's hands. to take our own decisions and chart our own course, it is time to play our part in building a better world. friends, in the immortal words of robert burns, it is coming yet for all that. the world is waiting for us, so let's win our nation's independence. >>> a live picture from capitol hill this afternoon where shortly a house panel will

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tries to be green oh it's them taking the biggest it's all the sectors of the economy are getting off scot free. the farmers got up early to give the rest of the netherlands a rude awakening they set off on a tractor trip to the hague to demand a fair deal. we may look for the netherlands as a world leader in animal welfare low emissions minimal use of pesticides no other country does that better than us but we don't get the respect to 17000000 dutch inhabitants nor the dutch government so that's why we're leaving for the hague now . what followed was a go slow one the netherlands roads lead to a nightmare rush hour for many the protest is part of an angry reaction to reports that nightly blamed farmers for spiralling nitrogen emissions the farm owners feel they've been unfairly targeted while other sectors such as air travel are escaping scrutiny and it's great news dots here for the strange thing is that more planes are allowed to fly people airports and there are no restrictions no limitations what they emit lots of c o 2 and also the dutch harbor's all industry they pollute the air but

if that's the case then two points for the scots is very unlikely to be enough for them to reach thevent taking place in the country. formula 0ne's japanese grand prix is scheduled to take place on sunday, the race should be ok, on sunday, the race should be ok, but qualifying may be affected. from suzuka, about 180 miles west of tokyo, as you can see at the moment everything is fine, it is not even rain or wind in the air but if the strength of this typhoon is anything to go by prediction—wise, they're looking at winds of over 100 miles an hour. 0bviously suzuka is relatively in the middle of nowhere, so a lot of planning has to go into bringing people in other thought of bringing people in and not been able to get them home is a real concern. so a lot of questions still being asked within the teams. a lot of the drivers like lewis hamilton told me earlier that he would like qualifying to take place on sundayjust to mix up the format a little. so questions to be answered and hopefully we will get some answers soon put lots of people worried about this impending typhoon. england's ne

1st minister nicolas sturgeon contends that it will devastate scotland's economy 2014 a majority of scots voted against independence. north korea's top nuclear envoy says that working level talks with the united states in stockholm have broken down into sides had resumed their dialogue after a february meeting between donald trump and kim jong il failed in hanoi. for women in iran wearing a head scarf for he job is a legal requirement not followed is punishable by a lengthy prison term but some remain women are defying the rule and calling for greater freedoms for all women across the country. they're young they want freedom and they don't want to be forced to wear a headscarf he's a rainy and women are making their views public. yasmeen filmed herself singing in the subway without a he job she was sentenced to 16 years. there's no way i'm going to wear he job why should i it's raining so beautifully. and another woman 20 year old seen here on the right was sentenced to 24 years for her video filmed without the job. more and more women are joining the movement against the compulsory job a

union 1st minister nicola sturgeon says briggs it will devastate scotland's economy a majority of scots voted against independence 5 years ago. moving into sports in football byron munich were on a high after thrashing tottenham 72 in the champions league during the week of the variance came crashing down to earth enabling this they go home clash with struggling hoffenheim. nico kovacs constant smiling right now things could hardly have been running more smoothly for him in the champions as they entered october. gnabry made headlines in midweek banging in 4 goals in the champions league with the top and even not eternally briefly on the shattered robot love an incredible goal scoring form but it was awesome i knew had the 1st real chance of the game in just the 4th minute saugus a dummy and sprinted clear but he lacked composure at the crucial moment by an responded very bored down on goal but he fired his shot straight to keep all of a palm on hoffenheim while offering a stern a test and spurs so far out for troy they could be happy with his team's 1st half performance but by and alway

one travels to italy for their champions league clash on wednesday losing to enter milan the whole scot ahead in the 22nd minute with a goal from martinez missed a penalty just before the final whistle teammate antonio made no mistake scoring to make it to no means into milan a tie for 2nd with dortmund in group after. i . russia's anti doping agency rosado on wednesday predicted a lengthy ban for the country's top level athletes including next year's tokyo olympic games and even the winter games in 2022 this in the wake of a new scandal involving the alleged falsifying or deleting of doping lab laboratory data given to international investigators russia was previously banned from competing in numerous competitions including the rio olympics in a d w exclusive are you rewrite chateaus sat down with resigned as deputy chief to talk about the alleged data manipulation so can you give me 100 percent guarantee on the rossana has nothing to do with these my evaluation absolutely i guarantee you that ok let's move on to comments made by your boss. the director general of assad who said that t

now for the current situation not things that could come in the weeks ahead ali thank you for that scot hide. hi still ahead on al-jazeera the caucus taking london and brussels inch closer to a back seat deal but will it be ready in time ross mozambique awaits the results of its high stakes election as activists complain of photoshop. hello the most secure conditions across much of the middle east has been some cloud bubbling up in the house to the east end of the mediterranean but no real rain with instead some failed to win so not helping the firefighting efforts this is in lebanon this is done just to the south of beirut so the winds a fairly gusty at times articles very low humidity and still some fairly high temperatures elsewhere on thursday 36 in baghdad 23 celsius in kabul the time of his own quite as high as they were into beirut 28 degrees celsius but as i say not really helping those far but more clouds and he's pushing through the east end of the trading as we head off into friday now further to the south across the peninsula the temperatures have definitely been coming down

they are not scot-free. what landis does within hours is to issue a statement saying regardless of the verdict of juries, no player who has thrown a game or conspire to throw a game or has sat in on a meeting of crooked players and gamblers and has not so informed his ballclub will ever play baseball for organized baseball again. that takes care of a whole bunch of people. it is very eloquent and very theerly, regardless of verdict of juries. everyone knew you were not supposed to fix the game but it was not illegal. there was no law against it. that came later on. you knew not to do that so you guys should not be in the game anymore. also guys who sat in on a meaning, which would have been people like weaver or who did not inform their club. there will be a couple of scandals in the 1920's and what happens is they are broken up very quickly because the players, the honest players who know about these schemes who have been offered bribes, will immediately rat on their fellow teammates. nobody wants to be the

the scots so that. sounds good are the holly thoughts that. very school. teachers still cannot simply because ears. a man fit for military service and older boys who had come from step beneath formed a column and escaped through the woods toward what was known as the free territory of tuzla. the column was constantly fired upon. the 1st mass killings took place in the forests surrounding coming to bergdahl. house it belkin us populace that you would be iranian and earth that you were deep enough for lots of fields around it it's a little nice that nearly as many that are the only one who smiles but i. yell through it equal to spawn is what it is there was a tickle in a pool of listeners that you. among those killed in common each call better still near the house where ram is was born where his father and 2 brothers one of whom was 17. or locally did. neil poignant stuff missed on an artist. is a many of. us will only. know when i start or to any of the new deal if you news you know nick we just missed out. on your all you know you can use our model of the.

all started here the scots with the so-called monthly demonstrations. this sculpture the democracy belt is a reminder of those events. tens of thousands took to the streets the fall of the berlin wall followed and communist east germany was history. the city of lights took its future into its own hands extensive renovation work huge building projects and large investments followed. 30 years after the peaceful revolution lights it has become a pretty exciting city everything seems possible here so it's just the right time for a trip into the city's past and present. we visit one of the creative hot spots of light. we take a walk through a possibility with your leaf. and we sure wave your video with holiday greetings from japan. st nicholas church is the symbol of the peaceful revolution of the 1989. a church that has always been closer to the people than to those who were in power it dates back to the 12th century and was donated by like citizens. in 1986 this church was the only place where the people of life could speak openly about the conditions in e

the scots must now take four more points from the pool a finale than japan, to reach the quarterfinalsorching day, scotland's fans arrive going to keepers very much on. anything other than victory against russia and their world cup hopes were banished. so, how about this for the perfect start? adam hastings, son of former captain gavin, settling nerves. russia needed a comeback, but instead found only calamity. first a horrible slip if the tasting is another and if that was a touch of bison, well, watch this. george horne handed a try on a plate, barely 20 minutes gone and scotland already out of sight. but crucially, they needed a fourth try and without a vital bonus point. soon after the break, they got it in style. darcy grimes setting up horn once again and it wasjob done. for now, russia setting up horn once again and it was job done. for now, russia was run ragged. horne completed a impressive hat—trick. a place in the quarterfinals could still be doubts. and so, to what promises to be some showdown. scotland will now have to beat the host japan showdown. scotland will now have t

in terms of what's next the scot said we'll continue to monitor the forecasted wind event an update our customers and communities accordingly. over the next day or so we will determine if and exactly where we will turn off the power depending on how weather conditions change it. once the winds subside we give our army of field personnel, the all clear. which means they can begin expense inspecting power lines and other equipment in the impacted areas. we repair any damage from the wind that we find and then we turn the power back on. and that's not just as easy as china switching turning the power off. so will make every effort to restore power within 24 to 48 hours from the time the weather has passed. so far our customers planning purposes. we should just preparing for outages could last up to 48 hours. possibly longer depending on the extent of the storm and depending on what conditions and damage happens. but i think preparing for 48 hours is a good choice. so let me wrap up with how we're doing things differently from previous psp events based on our lessons learned. to prepare for

penalty try is along with schools from sure make them greg laidlaw secured a $34.00 mil win for the scots qualifying from the cooper finals has become wide open of the host nation japan's victory over ireland. and in the english premier league manchester united have made they would just start to a season in 30 years after they were held to a $11.00 draw at home by asile scot mccloughan a gave united at half time lead at old trafford but america bum a young scored an equaliser with the assistance of v.a. or to secure a point united have just 9 points from 7 games this season favre have ruled that cart of must pay not once $6.00 and a half $1000000.00 for the transfer of a 1000000 a seller the argentine striker was killed in a plane crash in january after signing for his new club and was traveling to join them cart of contested they were not liable for his full transfer fee of $80000000.00 as he wasn't officially their players when he died and that's all the support from the international stadium for now we'll see you again later for more or that's it for the news will be here in a moment w

new fund to help tackle poverty in the event of a no—deal brexit, as price hikes could push 130,000 scotsed that the rapid poverty mitigation fund would provide resources to local councils. deputy first ministerjohn swinney announced that the rapid poverty mitigation fund would provide resources to local councils. we will publish a tool and report that highlights areas most vulnerable during an eu exit with or without a deal. the first of its kind in the uk, tracks on various factors that make communities vulnerable to exiting the eu. as a result of this analysis we are putting in place a plan to establish a£7 putting in place a plan to establish a £7 million rapids poverty mitigation funds. in the event of no deal this will be allocated to local authorities are so those people most in need can get support quickly and efficiently. that might be through the scottish welfare fund, discretionary housing payments or for particular help with food insecurity or fuel poverty. there's a warning that a no—deal brexit could result in government borrowing soaring to its highest level for half a cent

as time went on after the civil war, which was home to most scots and then later welshmen came, they brought coal mining to the region. the industry grew and the daisy coal company was founded by thomas parks who named it after his daughter, daisy. the coal company expanded and the region became known as daisy. mr. speaker, in 1969, america put a man on the moon, a little ball club i'm very fond off in new york, the mets won the world series. i was 7 years old then and i didn't know somewhere in hamilton county, tennessee, the great people of soddy and daisy were coming together to put together a beautiful city. about a week or two ago i celebrated their 50th anniversary as a city. today joining us in this great people's house are the men and women who serve on that commission. these are people who volunteer. they serve without pay. these are truly great american citizens. i want to talk about them right now. we've got mayor gino shipley and his wife. vice mayor robert cochran and his wife. commissioner jim adams and his wife. commissioner max low and his wife. commissioner rick nunn

the different german belgian scots courts did not accept the initial accusation of rebellion which was what was drawn up by the investigatory judge which is the equivalent of the. attorney general figure in. and i was sacked from courts. so the whole question fell back on sedition. it's now been requested for puts them on to be by the same investigatory judge especially in belgian courts all right and the implication is undefined yeah implication sedition is very problematic it means 2 different things it means. actually aggregate aggravating and creating some kind of riot or it means doing so by propaganda so this is a sign of a problem that always affects and always has affected the question of freedoms ok. yes we'll just go on ok there i'm afraid we're going to have to leave it thank you all for being with us today elena henrique and christiane and thank you for watching as a waste of good you can see the program again at any time just by going to the web site at al-jazeera talk calm for further discussion join us at our facebook page you'll find that at facebook dot com forward sla

my colleagues so if i really need to i can always drop by their offices and let off some steam all scots humans. think that must be strange leading a double life knowing things the general public will never be aware of i feel like i got a sense of what it's probably like but have i learned anything not really the b.m.d. is a secret service it's very good at making sure that what it does stay secret. and that's all the data we have for you today from me and i'm a team thanks for watching. this buzzing sound. esalen silent. in 2nd numbers are crushing an environmental catastrophe. yet scientists say stopping the crisis was easy. but silent summer why are insects dying just enough on d w. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. give globalization face biodiversity species runs ration exploitation inequality. human rights displacement polls show the global and current of local archer. global 3090 minutes on d w. d q you know that 77 percent of africa are younger than 35. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices parked. on the subway does 7 percent the

my colleagues so if i really need to i can always drop by their offices and let off some steam all scots humans. come to it must be strange leading a double life knowing things the general public will never be aware of i feel like i got a sense of what it's probably like but have i learnt anything not really the b n d is the secret service it's very good at making sure that what it does stay secret . and that's all the data we have for you today for me and i'm a team thanks for watching. last. he told africa. get some kind of out list for an angel and hopes to save the country's mangroves. the coastal forests i'm being used for so production they're also being damaged by cattle heads. yes so can rock. eco africa. 30 minutes w. . last. night after the fall of the berlin november 9th. to the girl max new to china. the final story. with exclusive. the must see concerning parts culture keira. curious minds. do it yourself network or such. subscribers don't miss out. and i'm good with the brand new w from the bottom as opposed to the explosive device it's about topix but it's also the solutio

are you starting turn over scots want recognize and the lee who's here tonight, providing a sign language translation for us we appreciate her being here tonight so with that turn it over to scott. >>thank you keys. scott strenfel meteorology excuse me. so last offshore wind events that we went through capped off a trilogy of off store. >>offshore wind farms. >>its tapering has tapered off across northern california does continue across southern california in the form of santa ana winds. psps public safety power shutoff start an all-clear times were very dynamic. in this system as it impacted different parts of our territory different times he has a slim north to south. east of california. we first issued the all clear for locations in the northern part of our territory near the redding and shasta areas this was yesterday afternoon. then we continue to monitor conditions overnight. eventually postponed and then to eventually cancel some of the ps psa. in a few areas of models did show a a decreasing trend in the forecast. a bio 800 this morning. we were able to issue all clear conditions

already seen two rugby road cops caught off and they have to win against japan however the scots areoned instead. road rugby say they're disappointed with the response and appointed to their contract the response and appointed to their co ntra ct of the response and appointed to their contract of participation saying the two matches cannot be moved in any cancellation will result in a drawer that would see scotland fail to qualify for the quarterfinals. the scottish rugby union would say that would go against the whole sporting integrity of the tournament. there isa integrity of the tournament. there is a massive broadcast audience worldwide and we have an obligation to ourfans, our worldwide and we have an obligation to our fans, our sponsors worldwide and we have an obligation to ourfans, our sponsors and our partners to make sure that we explore every avenue possible and we do not want to get into some kind of legal arm wrestle with road rugby. we do not want to criticise road rugby. we believe your being turned down in this competition and being turned down is in a comfortable pl

the queen elizabeth hospital in hong kong where the protester who was shot is being treated firstly scots the shooting marks a negative milestone and in the 4 months now are protests where do we stand after some of the worst violence seen so far. yes the student a teenage student was transferred yesterday this had the shooting happened late afternoon on tuesday the student was transferred from the initial hospital he was taken to to queen elizabeth here we know that he went underwent surgery late in the afternoon on tuesday we're also hearing that family and friends of school friends came to visit him at this hospital late on tuesday now what's going to be interesting as we see things moving forward how things will involve you know this is the morning after if you will we saw agents report that it was widespread violence some of the worst violence we've seen in these nearly 4 months of protest during this period what's going to be interesting is to see how both sides react to you know we heard from the police blaming the protesters that the policemen acted in self defense protesters came

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the snp are hugely buoyed by a new opinion poll that suggests 50% of scots now support scottish independenceter government would ever allow another in the independence referendum, and it increases the impatience of activists who don't want to wait for that vote. so there are demands here for what's being called plan b. either holding an unofficial referendum, or declaring that if the snp again wins over half the parliamentary seats in scotland, they should start independence negotiations. it is unacceptable for us to sit back and accept that this unelected tory government is dragging scotland out of the eu against our will, and it is imposing policies on scotland. if we have a democratic mandate for an independence referendum, you can tell us, we are not having one. we need an independent voice, that is what plan b will do. it would make my life easier in the short term to tell my supporters what they want to hear, but i have watched brexiteer leaders doing that in the last three years and it doesn't end well. i have to deal in reality. i'm determined to lead my country to independence, and

approaching japan and it is having a big impact on the rugby world cup possibly even legal issues with the scots scotland on not have. their repeat boss is in fact threatening legal action if that world cup match against the house japan is cancelled now it's in doubt due to its hyphen hygienists scotland will go out of the tournament if that fixture is called off the japanese form a wall grand prix as all side been affected by the weather reports from tokyo. it is calm at the moment but the japanese capital tokyo and other parts of the country are bracing for the arrival of typhoon haggis which could be one of the strongest storms to hit japan in decades flights and train services have been canceled and of course this weekend should have been won when much of the sporting world was focusing on this country on sunday we had the japanese for me to one grand prix taking place in that's about 300 kilometers to the southwest of tokyo at this stage the race is still long but what we know now is that saturday's events at the grand prix have been cancelled so the organizers are saying that qualifying wi

like last year‘s mary queen of scots, this film also chose colour inclusive casting, meaning death patelole. —— dev patel. patel got to play the leading role. -- dev patel. the cast is incredible, and just to be able to step into the world of dickens in victorian england is a real honour. it isa victorian england is a real honour. it is a treat and i hope to open stores, and sends a message to the industry to cast more minority actors in roles like this. i did not know the story of david copperfield, i thought he was the illusionist! now with the casting, there will be kids where i came from in north—west london or whatever that will find a place on that screen that will speak to them, that's really exciting. as well as the youthful comic field this version of david copperfield aims to bridge the gap between dickens and now by suggesting that some of the social problems are exactly the same. it is a film very much about status, especially with social media coming into play now, it isa social media coming into play now, it is a film about community and mental health. these are things that

scot hide there has the latest now from hong kong. a march and some sporadic protests here in hong kong on saturday much less than what we've seen over the last 48 hours and much less than we've seen in previous weekends and peaceful for the most part on saturday that's what we saw a very different picture on friday night and part of the violence that took place on friday night after this mass ban was announced for the m.t.r. train systems they were shut down and that really kind of crippled this city what this thing through the malls most major malls will close as you can see small shops also shuttered that because they anticipated there to be violence on saturday but it didn't materialize because protest leaders canceled all the events also on saturday kerry lamb the chief executive of hong kong issued a video statement where she looked at the violence on friday night as justification for this mass spend she also said it was a very dark day here in hong kong protest leaders when they said things were going to be canceled on saturday

the former world number one faces marius copil for a place in the last four, and the scot says he'llid there — who probably wouldn't have been able to fully celebrate his 29th birthday. although a first victory over murray in a bit mightjust be the best belated present he could ask for. the traditional ca ptain's run training sessions are taking place at the rugby world cup injapan ahead of the weekend's quarter—finals. we already know some of the teams. the rest are being named on friday. first up on saturday is england against australia. wallabies have called up centre jordan petaia for only his third cap, whilst england have dropped fly—half george ford. you can get all the latest sports news on our website. whatever you're up to, enjoy the rest of your day. since taking office, donald trump has called for america to return to the moon and then aim for mars. getting there is hard enough, but what do you do once you arrive? well, nasa has been looking at some possible, albeit unusual, living arrangements, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. at first glance, this looks a bit like a big

should permit individuals to express the cultural issues that they choose and well many focus on ulster scotss not compatible to be an irish speaking unionist, there may be some here today! and because... because the background of unionists are many and varied, unionism should have many portals and multiple gateways in. but the inescapable fa ct gateways in. but the inescapable fact remains that people value northern ireland's place in the united kingdom for a wide—ranging economic, social, historical, cultural reasons. and of course, culture can play a big part in the identity of who we are. too often they were northern ireland, culture has been demeaned, and demonised. all proven detrimental to progress here. northern ireland is rich in different cultures and we need to embrace and cherish them in a manner that threatens no one. those who seek to engage in a cultural war engage in a battle because northern ireland is big enough to accommodate everyone's culture. as unionists, it is in our long—term strategic interest to ensure that everyone, regardless of culture, feels at home in northern

this whole fat cat culture, and just the way that when things fail, they can go scot free with millionsled today. mps are looking for lessons, to stop a holiday nightmare like this happening again. simon gompertz, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. the president of the bulgarian football union resigns — after last night's match with england was marred by racism. uefa calls on football fans to wage war on the racists. crunch time for brexit talks — both sides say there's still work to do but hopes rise of a deal. turkey moves more troops to the border with syria as the united states imposes sanctions. a man has been sentenced to twelve years in jail, for driving over a police officer. pc gareth phillips suffered life—changing injuries after mubashar hussain ran him over in a hijacked police car in birmingham, while trying to avoid arrest. here's phil mackie. it began as a routine operation against car thieves. what happened next beggars belief. yeah, let's go, let's go, strike. that a brick being thrown by ahsan ghafoor. pc gareth phillips arrived in support. both ghafoor and mubashar