things looked hopeful for the scots as brandon mcmullen got his second successive 50. the scots as brandonrs jake fraser—mcgurk and travis head in quick succession. it gave them a score of 149. however, scotland couldn't stop australia chasing down their total. mitchell marsh and cam green put on 61 for austrailia, and eventually aaron hardie finished the job with a four through the covers. and australia. since last year, the former england all—rounder�*s been back in the sport, after a crash on the set of top gear left him with severe facial injuries. australia made it three wins from three against scotland in their t20 international series with a six—wicket victory at the grange, in edinburgh. things looked hopeful for the scots as brandon mcmullen got his second successive 50. the scots as brandon mcmullen brad currie then stepped up to remove australian openers jake fraser—mcgurk and travis head in quick succession. it gave them a score of 149. however, scotland couldn't stop australia chasing down their total. mitchell marsh and cam green put on 61 for austrailia, and eventually aaron

scots are left— dropping in our schools.id on scotland money. lost — off raid on scotland money. lost now _ off raid on scotland money. lost now into the black hole, rather — lost now into the black hole, rather than investing in our future _ rather than investing in our future it— rather than investing in our future. it almost guarantees that— future. it almost guarantees that this _ future. it almost guarantees that this cycle of short—term sticking _ that this cycle of short—term sticking plaster politics will run and _ sticking plaster politics will run and run. presiding officer, when — run and run. presiding officer, when witt— run and run. presiding officer, when will the finance secretary published the real, full details, frankly, any details of these _ details, frankly, any details of these incompetent cuts? because _ of these incompetent cuts? because after three years of annual— because after three years of annual its blaming someone else is its cost — blaming someone else is its cost which is meted out injobs and

_ sneak in a couple of extra scots in _ sneak in a couple of extra scots in england constituencies like to your— dems. and if the similarities to your predecessor don't end there. — to your predecessor don't end there. i— to your predecessor don't end there, i thoroughly expect you to he — there, i thoroughly expect you to be strutting your stuff at the lib— to be strutting your stuff at the lib dems escalated tonight. and what— the lib dems escalated tonight. and what a special moment it was when _ and what a special moment it was when the last results to be declared — was when the last results to be declared across the whole of the uk — declared across the whole of the uk was the lib dems winning back charles kennedy's hold seats — back charles kennedy's hold seats. well done, agnes. and i'm seats. well done, agnes. and i'm sure — seats. well done, agnes. and i'm sure charles would have been — i'm sure charles would have been proud of us all for what we achieved on that historic night — we achieved on that historic night in _ we achieved on that historic night injuly. and just as we a

when i was a kid becoming a scot _ chance to give back.difference to me. being scared, anxious kid, so shy could speak to anyone. i walked out of that scorecard feeling ten feet tall. i have been given the ability to believe in myself. my confidence grew. he believe in myself. my confidence crew. , believe in myself. my confidence .rew, , , , , believe in myself. my confidence irew, , , , , ., believe in myself. my confidence rew. ,, ,, ., grew. he is stepping in to some re bi grew. he is stepping in to some pretty big shoes- _ grew. he is stepping in to some pretty big shoes. at _ grew. he is stepping in to some pretty big shoes. at 34, - grew. he is stepping in to some pretty big shoes. at 34, bear. grew. he is stepping in to some . pretty big shoes. at 34, bear grylls was the youngest man to take on the role. and i think he was stepping down after 15 years, he said being chief scout had been the greatest honour of his life. scouting has a long history in britain and around the world. it was in london more than a hundred years ago that l

dominated the empire . the scots dominated the empire. >> full stop. he's completely livingstone, he's completely they've completely rebranded and it was always a progressive thing. >> it's all done, isn't it? >> it's all done, isn't it? >> so look, i think, i think they're done for the this generation. i mean, it was interesting when they said when they had the referendum in 2014, they had the referendum in 2014, they said this will be this will decide it for a generation. then they lost. so they wanted a rerun. and then the same people i remember in parliament were arguing for the same people. they lost the same people. from they lost the same people, from no they lost the same heohle, from no one the views of scotland and no one seriously can. i mean, i think that the labour party is more right wing than i would like it, but no one seriously can say that the labour party is a right wing government that people do. >> i mean people you know, some of your former friends, but we can't really corbynista wing of the party, but not the majority, is it? >>

that didn't surprise scot mcchain. he says lawyers recommend that all the time.ith a downside. you look like you've been involved in something illegal. andrea canning: yeah. it's that fine line of like, is it a smart thing to do? or does it make you look suspicious? the answer is it clearly makes you look suspicious. but it prevents you from saying anything that would implicate you or result in a finding of guilty. andrea canning: as for sarm's friends, ryan's behavior only added to their questions. if something like that had happened to me and i had found someone missing, be it in my home, i would want to do everything i can to help the police. just let them search the boat. and if there's nothing on there. then fine. there's nothing on there. then we stop looking there, don't we? andrea canning: even more alarming to vicki and kate, they learned ryan didn't immediately call the coast guard, far from it. the yacht was moored here in frank's bay. and after ryan bane called the police, then he reportedly took nine hours to call the coast guard. why? if you think s

scot: basically, valuation.n taken down to the point where, like, it just isn't super logical in terms of where investors are trading it. but have they lost share? the answers jus -- the answer is yes. they purchased a company called family dollar probably about 10 years ago at this stage and they have not been able to turn it around. they had activist investors come in, brand-new management, management that was very successful turning around dollar general, and they just have not been able to pull it off. at the same time, you've had dollar tree, where they've changed pricing, they've tried to implement higher price points within the stores and it's been with mixed results. but dollar tree ultimately is a pretty good business. it is differentiated another from a dollar general, from a family dollar, from a walmart or target that i think it should deserve a better valuation than i think what is being afforded in the market. so honestly, it's been a poor call on our part, and some other investors as well, but it

his pro—partner was fellow scot bob macintyre.that, but has no plans to try to be anything more than a keen amateur. i'm happy playing in front of nobody, to be honest. but i'm enjoying playing when i've got a lot of free time just now, so. i'm playing a few times a week and yeah, having lessons, just enjoying having something to focus my attention on and like i said, lots of free time to do it. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me will perry and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. thursday promises to be another unusually warm september day for large parts of the uk — although in the north of scotland, it may not be quite as warm as it was on wednesday, when aviemore got above 25 celsius — some 9—10 degrees above the seasonal average. but notice, lake vrnwy languished at 1a celsius because, in those parts of mid wales, we saw a bit more cloud lingering for a good part of the day. some of that cloud returning from the ea

what should the luck or scots with the curse corporation did the i'm a shot maybe some unexpected different results. they gave the results that frankly, we expected to use the enemy has been stopped in the harkey region and this progress and the next region is in slowed down. although it's very difficult there for situation, there is still far from positive open. nevertheless, the lyrical been withdrawn their forces in other areas when they separate all this, we ceiling must go says it's pushing ahead with its counter offensive. its forces claim to have destroyed several pieces of military equipment, but some ukraine, as well as some nato countries. while the armed forces of the russian federation have carried out, the $39.00 groups strikes with precision guided weapons and striked round. as a result, the following has been hit, oil and energy installations use for the ukrainian defense industry, air bases, infrastructure, missile, and ammunition manufacturing sites. both sides claiming that respective successes in cost. however, the situation on the ground remains fluid as found out of som

scott mccettamini scored the only goal for the scots and bruno fernandes and cristiano ronaldo scored for portugal. with this victory, portugal gained six points and moved to the top of the table. there is also news from the american open tennis, which ended with the championship of the world's number one man. in the final match of the fourth grand slam of the tennis season, which was held this morning in new york. that is, an italian senior , currently the best tennis player in the world and the first chance to win the championship , faced the 12th ranked american taylar frieds in the world and won the title with a 3-0 lead and 63, 64, and 75 points. this is the second grand slam title of the 23 -year-old italian star after winning the australian open is.75 became the champion of the acropolis rally. the 10th stage of the world championship was held on the roads of lamia, greece, and at the end of the 3 days of competition, the belgian tirnoville drivers from the hyundai team won the title with a time of 3 hours, 38 minutes, 4 seconds, and 2/100 seconds. teammate daniel serdo of spai

it sounds a bit cloudy. >> jack: i think the scots are good at breaking bad news.. >> stephen: buddies english. >> jack: he's english but i bring this would've scottish cynicism into him to sort of meat in the middle. >> stephen: the part of you you are sharing with us. in a scottish accent, a lot of happy things can sounds sad. can you say, without any -- in a scottish accent, can you say in a steady voice, happy birthday. >> jack: happy birthday. >> stephen: thank you so much. "slow horses" season 4 premieres today on apple tv+. jack lowden, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to orde

it's the scots first match since a disappointing group—stage exit in germany, where they earned justgames. we need to get more consistent at doing it. we've done it, like, previously, but not all the time, and that's what we need to get better at, especially in the tournaments, because we've worked so hard to get in group a in the nations league, it's not been easy. you know, we've played games against albania at hampden in front of 15,000 people, and now, you know, we are in group a with, you know, three really good nations. so, we've came a long way, but it's up to us to now stay there, and it's up to us to compete at that level, and that's what we need to show now. the european masters is under way with the tournament taking place in switzerland. england's matt wallace is currently in the lead at six under but there's a four—way tie in second place with stuart manley, nicolai von dellings—howsen, brandon stone and nicola gerhardsen all on 5 under par. and that's all the sport for now but you can continue to follow all of the action from day 8 of the paralympics in paris on the bbc

the massacre in the village of baton gully committed by the scots guards against b on arm beds. because that particular stir, the entire male population became victims. trying to suppress the gorilla movement, the occupiers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps. for roses, drill deep or its fruits. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experience of the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army losses in low, le, were the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize my la and independence. the resilience of demo late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power. a good division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really one say better wills, and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented as broad. can you see through their illusion going underground can the, this is the story of freedom and democracy in social 3,

the massacre in the village of baton gully, committed by the scots guards against the arm, especially because that particular stir, the entire male population became victims. trying to suppress the gorilla movement, the occupiers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps. the for roses, girl, the board screwed. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experience the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent, the british army losses in the way over the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the . the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter lavelle. historically in the west, freedom of speech was deemed a right and not a privilege. it appears. this is no longer the case. this is also the case with the latest iteration of the russia gate hoax. only right speech is allowed. the cross slacking free speech. i'm joined by my guess. larry johnson in tampa is.

scott mccettamini scored the only goal for the scots and bruno fernandes and cristiano ronaldo scored for portugal. with this victory, portugal gained six points and moved to the top of the table. from the same group, croatia defeated poland with a single goal by luka modric. a world ended in the final match of the fourth grand slam of the tennis season this morning. in new york it was held that the italian yank sinner , the current best tennis player in the world, and the first chance to win the championship , was against taylor fritz, the twelfth ranked american in the world, and with the superiority of the trip and the score of 63, 64, 7, 5 , he won the championship title. this is the second grand slam title of the 23-year-old star. the italian is after winning the australian open. the athletics competitions of the country's clubs in the men's section ended with the championship of karamashin. the third and final stage of the field competition of the country's clubs these days in the sunny sun is following the competition, which is the last serious test before the start of the nati

they told us that they were we on scot indians from maine, and so wee' look at the map.re's no tribes in maine, who are are you guys? well, so they toll us their history. we've been here forever, and we used to have this relationship with the federal government. we have all these papers and everything, but the state of maine came along and they -- in the 1820 thes and just took over, took our land, and it's been the same ever since. the federal government never did anything to help us even though, of course, we had relationships with the federal government, but they would not temperature the state of maine from take -- stop the state of maine from taking over. could you helpp us? here's all our patients and everything. oh, okay.y. we looked at 'em, all right, studied it. well, there's this law that congress passed shortly after the constitution passed in 1787, one of the first laws congress passed was the 1790 nonintercourse act which says states can't take land from tribes without the federal government's involvement through aea treaty and approval process. has to be fe

well, there's a very strange inversion going on with israel. leadership, because as scots just what quite, when it comes to the hostages, this is one of the two main aims, let's remind ourselves set out in october uh by netanyahu himself uh that they will destroy hamas, well they haven't destroyed hamas, hamas is stronger than it's ever been, it's got more recruits very much like the uh the irish war that happened here in in. island, the ira when they became under assault by the british army, suddenly, there were republicans flocking to join the ira, the same has happened with hamas, so that's been a total failure at that war aim, and the war aim number two was to release the hostages, well what's happened is there have been one or two released, few uh, but uh, most of them have been killed by netanyahu, so he is a complete disaster, gentlemen, thank you both for joining us, stay safe to both of you uh, scott. joining us from san francisco, california, tony golsing, there joining us out of bristol, the uk, and viewers, this brings us to this uh conclusion of the segment to your press tv n

the massacre in the village of baton gully committed by the scots guards against b on arm, especially because that particular stir, the entire male population became victims. trying to suppress the gorilla movement, the occupiers relocated 500000 people to concentration camps. for roses, drill de boris fruit. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent. the british army losses in low, le, we're the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay in independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in south east asia. the russian states to the mattress as tired as i'm one of the most sense community. most all sense and up the in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will bend in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on rochester landing and split the r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say stephen twist,

these days polling suggests just under half of scots want independence.ndum. westminster under the conservative said no. the new labour government takes the same position. it is said no. the new labour government takes the same position.— takes the same position. it is a matter for— takes the same position. it is a matter for the _ takes the same position. it is a matter for the scottish - takes the same position. it is a matter for the scottish people. matterfor the scottish people. what they are demonstrating loud and clear, notjust ten years ago at the referendum but at the recent election and in the polling since is nobody wants a referendum anytime soon. they want governments that will deliver on priorities and deliverfor will deliver on priorities and deliver for them will deliver on priorities and deliverfor them and will deliver on priorities and deliver for them and their families. these supporters of independence need no convincing. 0pponents say the results from ten years must stand. a wildlife charity is declaring a national butterfly emergenc

well, there's a very strange inversion going on with israel's leadership, because as scots just whatgging the country over the cliff, he's probably the most dangerous person in israel to be in charge right now uh and what's what's uh you can look at in in in a maybe even in weeks time you might see particularly with all the economic problems uh the the country simply collapsing uh united states is obviously feeding lot of money into israel to try and keep things going uh but this is proving total disaster when it comes to the hostages this is one of the two main aims let's remind ourselves set out in october uh by netanyahu himself uh that they will destroy hamas, well they haven't destroyed hamas, hamas is stronger than it's ever been, it's got more recruits, very much like the uh the irish war that happened here in in northern ireland, the ira when they became under assault by the british army uh suddenly there were republicans flocking to join the ira, the same has happened with hamas, so that's been a total failure - that war aim, and the war aim number two was to release. the ho

punished for the sacrifices of the palestinians in this genocide, so israel will impote. thank you scote, but uh, your thoughts cuz things do not look good with netanyahu at home right now, for the captives, for anything on the ground in occupied territories right now, yes, but i mean, i, i, i, i have much more positive message than scott, i think, certainly here in britain we have uh, has been a lot of reporting all day today, 10% of all of the arms licenses today have been suspended by the foreign secretary to israel uh to by david lamy the new foreign secretary from the labor party. this is brilliant news, it's a message doesn't it to the israeli uh defense forces, look, if you carry on down this road you're going to end up with no uh arms coming from britain and and we know that actually there are israeli firms here that have to apply for british arms licenses to get uh their their arms to... israel, so this is very clear message to the israelis and of course all of britain is now looking at this uh as as a this is we're sending very very important message i think a military message

the's mr swinney said | his government had expanded childcare, ensured scots could afford universityid welfare payments to the prince families, but after a thumping and the general election, he said the party was focusing on why scotland should be independent is not how it should happen. my independent is not how it should happen. my promise to ou is should happen. my promise to you is that _ should happen. my promise to you is that i — should happen. my promise to you is that i will _ should happen. my promise to you is that i will make - should happen. my promise to you is that i will make sure - you is that i will make sure independence is understood as the route to a stronger and a fairer country, understood not as nice to have but as urgent and essential here and now. the seech and essential here and now. the speech was _ and essential here and now. the speech was all _ and essential here and now. the speech was all about the battle for blame. critics of the snp says it must take responsibility for looming cuts to public services, butjohn swinney is trying to pin the blame on bo

dominated the empire . the scots dominated the empire. >> full stop. , he's completely livingstone, he's completely they've completely rebranded and it was always a progressive thing. >> it's all done, isn't it? >> it's all done, isn't it? >> so look, i think, i think they're done for the this generation. i mean, it was interesting when they said when they had the referendum in 2014, they had the referendum in 2014, they said this will be this will decide it for a generation. then they lost. so they wanted a rerun. and then the same people i remember in parliament were arguing for the same people. they lost the same people. from the tory backbenchers to nil against the snp . and i think against the snp. and i think it's that i think it's a last thought here is we learned that sue gray is paid more than the prime minister, but actually this is not a huge surprise. >> and hey, it's the civil service that run the country anyway lloyd isn't it? >> well, i think that we should have more political appointments and spads effectively at the very top levels of

there you go, scots to fight for freedom.od, despite the quality of the footage that was this week in scotland , not in this week in scotland, not in the 1970s, that is just the technology available in scotland for filming. but this speech worked as well . snp members have worked as well. snp members have voted in favour of a motion to improve access to gender affirming healthcare in scotland. now, were you impressed by that speech? kezia did it, did it rabble rouse you? >> you know that celtic passion in their , honestly, what i was in their, honestly, what i was saying is this what year is this? because i thought it was something from like 1971 or something, the wig , i don't something, the wig, i don't know, whatever it was, i think the wig dated back to, you know , the wig dated back to, you know, good for her. you know, i'm not really bothered about this kind of stuff. sorry. >> well, yeah, but gender affirming healthcare , gender affirming healthcare, gender affirming healthcare, gender affirming healthcare, gender affi

his father was among those who rushed the scots with the bad hands. get the be a search just the just the sense of the old you. there live a studies flipping through a book on the cell, a little uprising. mesa wonders how executioners and war criminals came to be called national heroes and ukraine. and why did the country so quickly adopt both the ideology and methods of providing a final solution to national issues? at the 1st place, they see me, but either let me see. i mean, jeremy, at least try that out of me either for newsletter, any issue or was it just as a job was or mostly be, is doing also try to put it on the bill or put on there. okay. a bunch of slow, green rows instead of the family knows what narcissism leads to in 2014, they saw who sees power in teams and realized sooner or later, the nationalist would start destroying undesirables the markets instead of deals of that are of a my yes, the most of a good, a good the this just says, here's you guides to 3 different is up and 3 unit. but the them believe she coped yet the some of the el

on us, the national party of scotland, to awaken that sense of optimism and hope amongst our fellow scotsof our nation, to show them that a better future is possible, to unite our country to win independence. that is what we have got to do and that is what we are going to do. applause conference... conference. when ijoined this party as a teenager, i did not really in all honesty know what i was getting myself into. i can still remember heading out to my very first snp branch meeting only a couple of miles from where we are today. on the way out to the house, i remember my mother shouted to me, whatever you do do not go to the pub. delegates, i went to the pub. delegates, i went to the pub. that is because i had made friends with a bunch of incredibly passionate and committed like—minded people. dedicated activists who were determined to get the job done. some of them sadly did not live to see the reconvening of the scottish parliament. and one of their... joining its membership. many knew they might not never see the independent scotland for which they had campaigned their whole lives. b

film brave heart two quarters of a century ago was not liked in england, because it represented the scotstter way than the english, this will always exist, the only question is that it does not affect state policy and does not stir up some nationalist sentiments, well, i have to tell you that once again you are in favor of... always trying to bring history out of parentheses, it is problematic when history becomes part of politics, i remember very well that even after the second maidan, when we all were incredibly enthusiastic about our bilateral relations, i headed the ukrainian part of the polish-ukrainian partnership forum, and here we sat at meetings, and opposite me sat people whom i have known since i was 25 years old, almost every one of us is with them in life experienced and... it seemed to me that now is such a moment when we represent two parts of the community, ready to cooperate, and we, and we have a common memory of the common life we ​​lived, we cannot have any her problems. disagreements, which we may have problems, we are generally our own people, and each time this meet

this country was built by scots . all of the built by scots.ince the union of the crowns, what has created the most successful political union known to man has been the union of our two countries. this has created the greatest modern enlightenment, the most inventions , the the most inventions, the greatest technological progress. exporting democracy around the world. >> i get the point . >> i get the point. >> i get the point. >> i get the point. >> i just cannot stand english people saying, go away, scotland. >> no, but hang on, hang on, hang on. there are a lot of people who are just sick of all the hatred of the english coming from north of the border and i say that as someone who is half scottish, there is a lot of it. but there is a lot of blaming england for everything. there is a lot of this that is completely misplaced, that give some englanders who might then be these, you know, these english people are mistaken. >> these people think that the snp speaks for scotland. i think, well, there's going to be an election in the next 12 or so

film brave heart two a quarter of a century back was not liked in england, because he represented the scotsa better way than the english, such... always exist, the only question is that it does not affect state policy and does not stir up any nationalist sentiments, well, i have to tell you that again- yes, it is always an attempt to bring history out of parentheses, it is problematic when history becomes part of politics, i remember very well that even after the second maidan, when we were all incredibly enthusiastic about our bilateral relations, i headed the ukrainian part of the polish-ukrainian forum. partnership, and here we were sitting at meetings and across from me sat people whom i have known for 25 years, we have experienced almost everything in life with them, and it seemed to me that now is such a moment when we represent two parts of the community, ready for cooperation , we, and we have a common memory of the life we ​​lived together, we cannot have any problems and disagreements at all, we can have problems, we are generally our own people, and every time this meeting began

his father was among those who rushed the scots with that bad hands. that would be a plus, if she still is a just dealing with assessments of the those you think, but their lives start flipping through a book on the cell, a little uprising me wonders, how executioners and war criminals came to be called national heroes and ukraine. and why did the country so quickly adopt both the ideology and methods of providing a final solution to national issues that the 1st face they see me, but i really need i need to cheer me at least try to out of near the refrigerator. i need to show who does it does on the job was or mostly be is even though so try to put it on the board for on the local point to slow green the rose instead of the family knows what an autism leads to in 2014 they saw who sees power in teams and realized sooner or later the nationalist would start destroying undesirables, the director, the deals of that are of a my yes, the most of a good, a good the this just says, here's you guides to 3 different is up with the 3 unit, but the, the believe s

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of medicine, and the availability of surgeons will be limited, but we would urge them to widen the scots surgeons are involved so the review can be undertaken in this period time as possible. have we heard from the surgeon? yasarjabber no longer works for great ormond street hospital, and he has not been licensed to practice in the uk since january, but we understand he is working at an orthopaedic clinic in depay. we have contacted him for, but at the moment we haven't heard anything back from him. —— contacted him for comment. israel has closed all its land border crossings with jordan after three israeli civilians were killed in a shooting at the border crossing betweenjordan and the occupied west bank. israel's prime minister said it was a "hard day" and sent his condolences to the victims' families. the attacker, reported to be a jordanian truck driver, was shot dead by israeli security forces. the incident happened at the king hussein—allenby bridge crossing. we orthopaedic clinic in depay. we have contacted him for, but at the moment we haven't heard anything back from him. —— con

think this does have a taste between scot huge angles to show to use the words the little passion. so that's really demeaning and resistance and assess the monthly thought was ever disrespectful to my female teacher. my dad didn't accepted as much as i can. definitely, it was really shocking that he just set it off the cough like that on a super popular program in germany. and it said that he felt so comfortable calling children little passions. and then it just sounds like a far at slogan, depole is in recent msd, you leaders easily commits has given more frequent indications of how he wants germany to be that's is that still many. so just as you are here together today, it's very, it's not the not quite spare economic gemini is about varying festival thoughts on this because i feel that this is a statement where they're referring to all of i was doing so i love mine, see it. so i know it makes us feel that we're not part of society when you're thought of when this kind of view is expressed by one of the largest german parties or by leading party members need. and of course, it's

mr swinney said his government had expanded child care, ensured scots could afford university and maden, he said the party must focus anew on why scotland should be independent, not how it could happen. my promise to you is that i will make sure that independence is understood as the route to a stronger and a fairer country, understood not as nice to have, but as urgent and essential here and now. this speech was all about the battle for blame. critics of the snp say it must take responsibility for looming cuts to public services. butjohn swinney is trying to pin the blame on both the conservatives and labour in less than two years. voters will give their verdict in the scottish parliamentary elections. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. airports in the european union and other schengen—zone countries — which had scrapped 100 millilitre liquid limits for hand luggage — have been told they must put the restrictions back in place from today. the european commission said it's a temporary measure to address a technical issue with new equipment — but it's not said how long it will remain in p

, maybe 45% of scots, which is a sizeable number, a real drive, i think, and i suspect a real passionn years ago and scottish independence as an idea, has still not got a majority. if you look, i mean, it's way if you look at the polls , if you look at the polls, polls, if you look at the polls, they're roughly they're roughly sort of stable. there's no clear consensus for scottish independence in my from what i've read. so but but but humza yousaf was clear. he said in his lifetime he does think that there will be independence. so you, you, if you are someone, if you, you, if you are someone, if you are a unionist. and on this ben and i share, share that position. there can be no room for complacency, but the idea there's going to be scottish independence around the corner when you have the scottish national party failing as spectacularly as it has failed in this recent general election, seems to me to be pie in the sky. plus, alex salmond is no longer himself of the snp and he was sort of the big beast of the of the snp. so. so although he did very badly, there's a fracture within t

it's mounted intensive strikes this morning is really fight is launched and dozens of airstrikes in scots, of areas in some an east and loved them. now into woods, about 80 kilometers from a root strikes had cost. casimir. and those who are, we've seen the pictures from that they seem to be very large, strikes, also towns across the southern living on board, including zabeda and the l table. now in the back hall region in the east of living on base, these really all me say they hit all know be terry, are some still a good i lose a very concentrated ring of towels in the because these are the army spokesman has actually been speaking he's is urgent issued an urgent warning to villages 11 on. he says, if you're inside or near, a building used by hezbollah to still weapons will come, come by equipment, you must evacuate the building and move away from it. immediately anyone who is near has below, elements of weapons is putting himself at risk. there a fee is the escalation and violence can spread to a wide, a conflict in the middle east. that's something the us says, it's doing everything po

fact, in many places in the world a black cat is considered a very positive sign, for example, the scotselieve that an animal of this color will bring prosperity and luck to the house, the czechs believe that if a black cat crossed your path... thank you very much, girls, take your gifts, take your flowers, india, in my opinion, was somehow very symbolic at first, and russia is very cheerful, perky, bright, beautiful, tree without roots falls, you understand, not just one of our own among strangers, strangers, she doesn't know how to make kalinka-malinka, she hasn't absorbed indian culture, that's all. such superficially, i feel great compassion for such people, it was exciting, the girl, no, well it was obvious that you were worried, and the groom was worried, danced, excellent, on stage you looked great in a sara, you completely conquered me, you prepared me so well, if you take responsibility and say that you can, that you will get along, then please, and... i don't against, you are, as they say, making life better here, well, and natasha too, as they say, here the two of them survive

mr swinney said his government had expanded child care, ensured scots could afford university and madethumping in the general election, he said the party must focus anew on why scotland should be independent, not how it could happen. my promise to you is that i will make sure that independence is understood as the route to a stronger and a fairer country, understood not as nice to have, but as urgent and essential here and now. this speech was all about the battle for blame. critics of the snp say it must take responsibility for looming cuts to public services. butjohn swinney is trying to pin the blame on both the conservatives and labour in less than two years. voters will give their verdict in the scottish parliamentary elections. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. here in the uk — a woman in south wales has been charged with the murder of a six—year—old boy. karolina zurawska was arrested on thursday after officers were called to an address in swansea. south wales police confirmed she has since been charged in connection with the death of a boy named as alexander zurawski. she has al

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depend, as well as the love, the occupation had monday, the occupation, manuel and will, and will, and scots and success in via plenty of the so we've been listening to, uh, how does in present mine to devise the dressing united nations general assembly and we have seen several warnings there about the international wars and saddam ukraine, but mainly in gaza. and says that international or is being lighted and fee is about to the level of impunity that has been tolerated throughout the course of this war. the past and present mine with the boss telling united nations general assembly that to weapons missing will be sent to israel, that this crime must stop. he also said that they will not allow a single sent me to all the gaza, to be taken by israel. and some of the other remarks he made is that the policy has refused the establishment of as riley buffer zones. um, but uh you said you made a point about made a point about israel not being worthy of the membership of the united nations because it refuses to implement any of the resolutions. he also said this, gaza is no longer fit for life.

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