yes to some degree but the scots are only a minority or it minority u.k. about $5000000.00 so if there ever were to be another referendum it would be a referendum on the whole of the u.k. and they said they would have to agree the whole of the u.k. would have to agree but eventually the scottish league. i do not see it or not read but i think the table have to see 1st how this new would be worse and how the overall economy how people react to this in the coming weeks and months and then we can see the same other variable being your call if your friend runs in scotland but i am sure it will not go away because if you look at basically the deal has been about 2 big things goods and services and for goods that will not be customs basically there will be a customs control whether or not he credits or the goods will enter into your case freely and since the u.k. has a great deficit for goods i mean you will see even more throwing it you can get for her services on the other hand which is the export rather got u.k. and also the export market of scotland i mean t

featured the life and contributions of non-obvious peacemaker john hume and the world's most famous scot so sean connery. screen legend the world's most famous scot the definitive bond demon golfer sean connery was all of these things and much much more it to me he was our a loyal steadfast friend over more than 30 years but took this show on some 23 years ago the pun passed in a really wanted to interview with sean kelly and he readily agreed but suckin stances and health prevented that happening and the reason was that of all the interviews that shown that over the years all the things that were written about him only read one from the the scottish often willie michael viney which got course to capturing the essence of sean connery because this was not just the a great personality of a great movie star this was a great human being a deeply deeply humanness funny ironic human being with great views on on life and everything else and never frightened to express them. in my life i've been privileged to to meet a few great people but only a few and one of these was was sean connelly though

very modern and its concept firstly it's sophisticated and all the stuff about the history of the scots that's there for the purpose that's there stablished the credentials of scotland got here before they wish according to the declaration the languages or that it tells a cop but the roman historian solace that quotes from said john the divine that all people are created equal that means the port but that should be the case these are interesting concepts but even more interesting is 2 things about the document 1st leg seems to go beyond the the usual feudal medieval cast list of the barnes and noble's good king robert the cleric who wrote the document it talks about something called the community of the realm of the community of the realm can't be the feudal caste less so as to be something else sort of embracing that was something beyond that the something which we covered with the people and then most revolutionary of all is suggest what the people the community of the realm might do if good lord robert doesn't come up to snuff and doesn't fulfil what he's made to do doesn't protect s

they as well as the scots are being pulled out of the you against their will so the losers here are the ordinary people and just like in scotland bread has boosted those and will who won independence. so there we were and i in the city of london it's europe's biggest financial hub and the city is enormously important for the u.k. we have the skills and the knowledge of the culture you know to handle. the financial sector and perhaps other countries within europe don't have that. financial services contribute over 10 percent of the tax revenue for the u.k. . i can still see her standing there at this desk surrounded by glass in this imposing skyscraper that says you know power. it was just after the bricks of vote that we went to see in the bill the head of lloyd's of london the insurer in the bill told us that they had full 1000000000 euros worth of business with e.u. clients of finance. services were largely left out of the trade talks so she was hoping for what is called passport to the right to continue to trade with the e.u. if we can continue with passport ing that is our ideal sit

but that was before bracks that many scots really really don't want to leave that's come up and they resent the english for voting for breakfast. it still gives me shivers when i think about that morning last winter we met up with some very brave scottish souls they were winter swimmers and they were braving the waters off the coast of fadden bro all year round they are not a political on the whole they're very extremely polite but they had very clear words for the english who had voted for brakes it. says we don't start off england and unfortunately. yes give us our independence equal we can look after ourselves. and feeling that we're being torn out. with our chicken century and it's horrible the m.p. tony shepherd represents the scottish national party in the u.k. parliament and we saw him in his constituency office in ad. we have had a lot of extremely generous friendly overtures from other european governments saying that if things pile britain leaves the european union and scotland takes political control of that sort of affairs then scott would be welcome in the european union

champions bond munich were held to a one all draw at new on berlin or new and got off to the perfect scot after just 6 minutes with a pommel glancing a header from a corner a fine time back in the 2nd half and equalized through you guessed it robert levin dusky scoring his 13th league goal of the season bottom line top of the table but if one on the once in the last 4 of the game. in watching datable the news from the then coming up adult film looking at the eternal popularity of beethoven's 9th symphony that's coming up next on forget there is more news on the day w. news at our web site it d.w. news dot com and you can also follow us on instagram and twitter as well to handle social channels he's at least mutes for now on at the out for me in the news today thanks for watching. and i'm game did you know that 700000000000 land animals killed worldwide but it's not just the animals that are suffering the student violence if you want to know how it went to the priest and the hundreds changed us as we think to listen to our podcast on the dream.

but that was before bracks it many scots really really don't want to leave that up and they resent theenglish for voting for breakfast. it still gives me shivers when i think about that surely morning last winter we met up with some very brave scottish souls they were when to swim us and they were braving the waters off the coast of fadden bro all year round they are not a political and on the whole never extremely polite but they had very clear words for the english who had voted for brakes it. says we don't start off england and unfortunately the england. yes give us our independence equal we can look after ourselves. and feeling that we're being torn out. with our consent and it's horrible the m.p. tony shepherd represents the scottish national party in the u.k. parliament and we saw him in his constituency office in edinburgh we have had a lot of extremely generous friend overtures from other european governments saying that if things britain leaves the european union and scotland takes political control of its own affairs then scotland would be welcome in the european union. so th

they as well as the scots are being pulled out of the e.u. against their will so the news as here of the ordinary people just like in scotland brags it has boosted those and will who won independence. so there we were and i in the city of london it's europe's biggest financial hub and the city is enormously important for the u.k. we have the skills and the knowledge of the culture you know to handle. the financial sector and perhaps other countries within europe don't have that. financial services contribute over 10 percent of the tax revenues for the u.k. . i can still see her standing there at this desk surrounded by glass in this imposing skyscraper that says you know power. it was just after the break the vote that we went to see in the head of noise of the insurer in the bill told us that they had full 1000000000 euros worth of business with e.u. clients or finance. services were largely left out of the trade talks so she was hoping for what is called passport to the right to continue to trade with the e.u. if we can continue with passpo

but that was before breaks that many scots really really don't want to leave that up and they resent the english for voting for bracks it. it still gives me shivers when i think about that surely morning last winter we met up with some very brave scottish souls they were winter swimmers and they were braving the waters off the coast of fadden bro all year round they are not a political on the whole never extremely polite but they had very clear words for the english who had voted for breaks and. this is what you saw to england and unfortunately all of england. yes give us our independence equal we can look after ourselves nurtured and feeling that we're being torn out. with her consent and it's horrible the m.p. tommy shepherd dropped presents the scottish national party in the u.k. parliament and we saw him in his constituency office in edinburgh we have had a lot of extremely generous friendly overtures from other european governments saying that if things pile britain leaves the european union and scotland takes political control of the sort of affairs that it's got we would be we

the scot made light work of south africa's devon peterson — beating him 4—0.derson has reached the last eight. he'll play the winner of tonight's match between dirk van duijvenbode and glen durrant. stephen "the bullet" bunting is also into the quarter—finals afterjust edging out ryan searle in a thrilling match. bunting led by two sets early on — searle staged a comeback but double top from the bullet sealed victory. he will take on poland's krzysztof ratajski for a place in the semi—finals on new year's day. new zealand wrapped up a dramatic win in the first test against pakistan to boost their hopes of reaching next year's world test championship final. new zealand had been favourites to win the game as the final day started with the tourists on 71—3 — but a century from fawad alam, 11 years after his last his last century, gave the tourists hope of a draw. he was eventually removed on 102, setting up a thrilling end with the hosts needing four wickets from the final 22 overs to secure victory. despite resistance from pakistan, new zealand finally got the l

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as a way of arresting a nuclear arms race in the region the thinking i think was that if iran was scots or have a nuclear weapon then nothing could stop turkey or saudi arabia from acquiring one but we now see that that's produced a whole rift of. new alliances that may have actually reasoned detentions in the region do you think something like that would happen again when you have led both by simply good motives but you don't think it's through. completely. well i think i think you have to start with the understanding that iran is desperate for normalization and the end of sanctions and they will i believe. try to give very reassuring kind of image to the west and make it appear as if this is a win win outcome now when it will have the repercussions you suggest and the assassination of this nuclear scientist just now is a way of trying to provoke i think raney an act of retaliation or to put the hardliners in control in iran and. my impression is that iran is too sophisticated and shrewd to fall for a bat kind of. provocation you've written before that israel takes the normalization of

back to the scots of keeping with the scheme is pretty similar to the e.u. scheme in england the u.k. government which these purposes the government agreement as well is moving to really quite a different scheme which is going to end up in a few years time removing income support from from isn't basically paying them what we call paying for public goods so if they do things that are good for the environment so that's quite a big change after what happened to see see how that goes down does that mean why he changed any mention that day that devolved areas but what about areas that for example cornwall is to benefit from the most from some of the e.u. grants extra funds or what will they be getting instead of that money that used to come to them that's one of the big question marks the government to set it replaced on the structural funds funding with a u.k. scheme called the prospectus he fund and that money will be allocated by the government in city in london what we don't know is yet what principles they're used to allocate that and what money people will

gain from briggs it now scotland has to decide on its future is quote an independent nation is what scots and other brits think of the deal. fatigue because it's been going on so long it's happening over the balls rolling i think we should just finish it i think it beats a few of these because over the past couple weeks it's been just so much hype and misinformation and media i hate breaks and i think it's completely retrograde step i think that the feeling of being part of a multinational international. i word looking community i think has been thompson fantastic i didn't support bret so i didn't pull the brakes a i have really guides to not be part of you know petty boy it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been no deal so very peaceful but there is a to this is i suppose some people a big christmas present it's just i think if i was really seated in this year the idea of a devious a good one. but i think the idea t

future as quote an independent european nation meanwhile the pact has triggered mixed feelings among scots and other britons. i think it makes sense to be because of a past couple weeks so it should be just so much hype and misinformation and media fatigue because it's been going so long i hate breaks and i think it's completely retrograde step i think that the feeling of being part of a multinational international. i word looking community i think has been found. i didn't support breaks i didn't pull pranks a i have really guides to not be part of you know pretty boy it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been a do so very case that there is a to this is i suppose some people a big christmas present it's just i think if i was really saved in this year i think we will see a return to the troubles that it was st louis. extremely disappointing. and naive and short songs of government has a for their own short sighted aims

in the bonus they've got hosted to bremen were a wild goal in injury time spell the difference said scots see this woman she took guts swooped in to steal the ball away and go in uncontested in fact he took too much time he was shown a yellow card for unsportsmanlike conduct another look shows the fatal error on brent's part. this goal made it to nil a brennan did score minutes later but it wasn't enough they lost 21. in formula one city of paris claimed victory at an action packed sec here a grand prix in bahrain the mexican driver from racing point how does nerve to win for the 1st time in 190 formula one races mercedes george russell was standing in for a world champion lewis hamilton who has a coronavirus there was bitter disappointment for russell after a debut race that had promised so much. the thrills and spills came early in bahrain plus red pools much pushed up and for every show leclaire crushed out on the opening lap with lewis hamilton absent beltre the ball to us was the favorite yet all eyes were on hamilton's replacement precocious 22 year old briton george russell and rus

when is the scots word for new year's eve i was taken very seriously in scotland normally tonight would see vast clothes and celebrations in the whole month. but this is a very different year and this help many will be responsible i thought sleep distance just like this program i just discovered dominated the year it dominated it right back at the start of the year we conducted the 1st of many interviews with cambridge for all just a naked scientist dr chris worth he gave us the foster indication of the dramatic shape of things to come what you potentially got is something which while it's less lethal than solves is much more infectious than cells and about as lethal as the 1918 flu pandemic and everyone susceptible to this like they were for the $918.00 spanish flu pandemic so if this were allowed to escape and go to its logical conclusion one possibility one worst case scenario is it could be as bad as $918.00 i demand but this is a time when president trump was joking about the vice prime minister johnson of us not even turning up at the covert corporate meetings here's a selection o

scots could read what we. i'm hearing this criticism about bitcoins energy needs i said as a trooper through work protocol but that misses one major major points if you can spend pretty currency on a so count on that amount of energy to create that bitcoins pay back through $4.00 times as much energy use while so power produced it but that big point still exists this principle of philosophy of money is going to work and spend then the found only increases on some one person to another so really there's not a limit to how much solar power you can finance if you slice it going it's incredible konami explained it where this is the place where the currency increases on the music that are really the least to transform in the world and out so our planet's combining these 2 critical technology into one is the ultimate singularity . right and i do want to mention that the sun exchange dot com is sponsors the orange fell podcast every sunday so i must mention that and thank you for doing that because our audience defin

so for most of us, friday will get off to a relatively mild note but across eastern england and the scotd time in the morning there will be low cloud for north—east england with hill fog patches around. the skies try to break them from the west that there will be plenty of showers coming through late in the day and the mild air pushes into nearly all of the uk as we head towards the afternoon so temperatures will lift across central and eastern areas. in the weekend, low— pressure eastern areas. in the weekend, low—pressure loiter is on the weather chart which will bring rain across scotland and it is slow to ease across eastern but none of it heavy, but later in the day we will see a ridge of high pressure which means we will see more in the way of sunshine for northern ireland, wales, and western and southern areas of england. the sunshine won't hang around long because the rich will move away to be replaced by the second half of the weekend by low—pressure and that will bring south—westerly winds so we should see milder air sloshing winds so we should see milder airsloshing in winds s

the first, you talked a lot of your partnership with the scots throughout this investigation. can you explain more about why they are not prosecuting this case? and secondly, i had a question about the solar wind hack. has the justice department or the f.b.i. been hacked? do you believe with the conclusion so far that russians are responsible? and what possible responses -- attorney general barr: the scottish have not ruled out -- the scottish authorities have not ruled out bringing charges. right now, they are dealing with an appeal by megrahi, curiously enough since he's dead. but they are dealing with that appeal. but i think once that has been dealt with, they'll turn their attention to whether or not they want to bring charges. but they are supportive of our action today. and we will rely on them to help us with evidence at trial. i just want to say something about the scottish law enforcement on this. it impressed me at the time i was here 32 years ago. and you know i have a particular affection for scotland and spend a lot of time there since i played the bagpipes since