it could also become a celebration of freedom and patriotism for the scots that the scots will not beo heaven on the same day with their fans forever and ever. pushkin follows and today's statement in london by the chief justice of the supreme court by order of the councils in accordance with article 30 of the law of scotland, the scottish parliament does not have the right to create a law for holding a referendum independence the country scotland held a referendum and independence in 2014. on him given permission by british prime minister david keynan. cameron was sure that the nationalists had no chance. however, in the end, london pretty much flinched the gap turned out to be not as big as the authorities imagined for the union voted in london. millions of scots against 1.600.000 london exhaled and announced that the issue of independence for the current generation of scots was closed, but in edinburgh it was considered that brexit 2016 radically changed the situation for the worse and be in union with england scotland more it's not good for the scots. they were mostly against leav

he says the scot is not needed.he scots care about most of all ; they are concerned about the problems of the health care economy and support for ukraine. you know, i even got into scottish questions. yes, look not at the health care economy, it’s really a terrible problem for the whole of britain, but i didn’t find ukraine’s problems even in the top ten in the top twenty to bother them. well, the son knows better than the scots, that is, the referendum. he deprives the right to conduct. how else. well, no one has it chose. well, therefore, it is obvious that he has contempt for all of them. yes, what a unique part of people to hold a referendum, well, an amazing person sunnah is a person, and whose charisma is such that he is able to lose his own chair. well, he can't do anything. well, the last yes, now again. here, uh, there is a week of celebration of the holodomor. well, i'm not joking in ukraine once money should feast of the holodomor. here, and on saturday it will be and then ofigey here of all these events

and what the scots do. leading they were generally speaking the most the most forceful the best educated imperialist everywhere you around the world, everyday , the around the world, everyday, the only banking system in canada is scottish . the crazy thing about scottish. the crazy thing about when they quote that supreme court judgement from canada is that if you talk to a quebec secessionist the scots are the guys who had oppressed his people in quebec for generations. so this idea that they're they're the oppressors in canada but the victims in the british isles is deranged it's deranged but it's again it's a kind of corruption i think that consumes when they get this this violent display to the sense of nafion violent display to the sense of nation . i mean, one of the one nation. i mean, one of the one of the problems, i think in scotland is that you had a very distinctive sense of scottish nationhood. remember the person who invents the idea of scotland and the bagpipes of kills balmoral the whole lot

and what the scots do. leading they were generally speaking the most the most forceful the best educated imperialist everywhere you around the world, everyday , the around the world, everyday, the only banking system in canada is scottish . the crazy thing about scottish. the crazy thing about when they quote that supreme court judgement from canada is that if you talk to a quebec secessionist the scots are the guys who had oppressed his people in quebec for generations. so this idea that they're they're the oppressors in canada but the victims in the british isles is deranged it's deranged but it's again it's a kind of corruption i think that consumes when they get this this violent display to the sense of nafion violent display to the sense of nation . i mean, one of the one nation. i mean, one of the one of the problems, i think in scotland is that you had a very distinctive sense of scottish nationhood. remember the person who invents the idea of scotland and the bagpipes of kills balmoral the whole lot

air hey along to tonight's mark steyn show happy st andrew's day to our scots viewers be worse. could be st david's day . that could be st david's day. that might be a bit of a downer after last night we try to cover the stuff that matters to you . this stuff that matters to you. this show dominic raab being beast to the typing pool doesn't really matter to you. but dominic raab and his colleagues being to the entire country does matter. we have some shocking numbers that testify a total conservative failure on a policy of crucial to the base. and then we have a few less existential for you too just to lighten things up david starkey great historian here as is stat man jamie jenkins , an is stat man jamie jenkins, an indomitable survivor of the hell hole of telford samantha smith is here and my first guest is surviving just about, is here and my first guest is surviving just about , just about surviving just about, just about but no thanks is . majesty's but no thanks is. majesty's government claire hibbs is here. plus the most important part of the show that you what's on your

look at all the rain that come down in scots valley overnight. this was the intersection of mount herman road and scots valley boulevard. the morning commuters on highway 92 in san mateo may have had it the worst as a large tree blocked all lanes in all directions. one delivery driver told us it took an hour and a half to get from hayward to san jose. other commuters told us the roads were sloppy and some of the drivers were sloppy, too. >> 5:30, 6:00 a.m., i saw some driver was crazy. they changed lines without any sign, signal, anything. three times i had serious brakes. if i didn't brake, definitely we would have an accident very bad. >> i am from south side san jose and i have to go to palo alto. i'm trying to avoid as much rain as possible because it's a little crazy out there. >> reporter: this would be a perfect day to telecommute, because even when the rain stops the rainwater that's on the roadway doesn't necessarily go away right away, and we know that crews are roaming around. so give yourself extra time if you had to head out this mor

it awesome because it it impacts awesome because it does sturgeon doesn't even want scots and scots tongland and wales. no and northern ireland to vote. i don't know what we do. mark live at do. this mark live at sandringham . i say this to our sandringham. i say this to our panel and they have all evening. but coming up as 40,000 illegal migrants reportedly end up in hotels , so does the government hotels, so does the government care about the impact of the channel crisis on ordinary brits? westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson is fighting for you. he'll be here at 935. but up first, is harry right? that right that if lgbt fans don't like guitar anti—gay laws, they shouldn't attend the world cup? england legend peter shilton, lgbt activist peter tatchell, who has protested in qatar , risked his personal qatar, risked his personal safety and former premier league star dean windass tackle that after break. but your voice after the break. but your voice most important. so email me, dan at gbnews.uk. tweet me at news now to the now poll running near to the results the clash strai

it awesome because it it impacts awesome because it does sturgeon doesn't even want scots and scots tongland and wales. no and northern ireland to vote. i don't know what we do. mark live at do. this mark live at sandringham . i say this to our sandringham. i say this to our panel and they have all evening. but coming up as 40,000 illegal migrants reportedly end up in hotels , so does the government hotels, so does the government care about the impact of the channel crisis on ordinary brits? westminster's toughest talking mp lee anderson is fighting for you. he'll be here at 935. but up first, is harry right? that right that if lgbt fans don't like guitar anti—gay laws, they shouldn't attend the world cup? england legend peter shilton, lgbt activist peter tatchell, who has protested in qatar , risked his personal qatar, risked his personal safety and former premier league star dean windass tackle that after break. but your voice after the break. but your voice most important. so email me, dan at gbnews.uk. tweet me at news now to the now poll running near to the results the clash strai

this is for all scots bagpipe pipes. it belongs to all scots . and the belongs to all scots.not to the scottish people . and it's really people. and it's really important that your viewers understand . what i would say to understand. what i would say to the people here , it's time that the people here, it's time that they accepted the decision was made . also you can hear maybe in made. also you can hear maybe in the background i'm, remember. so i'm just going to just stop. you guys. don't sit on this. i'll stay with you there. i'm just going to apologise for of the language there. but think language there. but i think it's really contextualise what's really to contextualise what's going on. we've had a legal court ruling. okay. which pretty unequivocal when it after a democratic referendum a few years ago on scottish independence and now these people all swearing and kicking up an anti—english sentiment. there is a nasty element to this dr. sun should be this scottish nasty . party it is. it is. but nasty. party it is. it is. but think we need to think of where this started.

in 1997 scots voted for the creation of a devolved scottish parliament within the u. k. but many within scotland were not satisfied by the level of autonomy it offered. the scottish national party continued campaigning for full independence and of referendum happened in 2014, a 35 percent of scots voted against leaving the u. k. but after breaks edwards, a majority of scots rejected the 2015 referendum scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon, said, a new independence vote was required. landry, wilson's an activist with the campaign time for scotland. he won't scotland to be independent. he's had a demonstration at the scottish parliament in edinburgh and joins us now live. thank you very much for being on this news. our. how angry are you and the other protesters are with today's court decision some good evening. it's great to be joining you. i'm joining you from, you can see the scottish parliament building behind me on right to the center, right. by here. i think that the campaign was across to help you today of disappointed by the result, by the decision and supreme c

london in the building of the supreme court of great britain, the verdict was not in favor of those scotstheir country. the judges denied the scottish authorities the right to unilaterally hold a referendum on independence already appointed october next year, the scottish parliament does not have the right to legislate a referendum on scottish independence initiators referendum. scottish first minister nicholas storgen said she respected the decision of the court and would not hold a plebiscite in violation of the law. but this does not mean that the struggle for independence is over. let's say directly the so-called partnership, in which one partner is denied the right to choose another future, cannot be called a voluntary or even partnership, in general, my determination to achieve independence is stronger than ever anyway, but the only legal way to hold a referen. remains in agreement the british government, ruling conservatives, so far flatly refuses to give the scots such a right, the decision of the supreme court was discussed in the house of commons today . the leader of the nation

majority of its inhabitants opposed secession from the uk however, later eight years the opinion of the scots. seriously changed, primarily in connection with the exit of the united kingdom from the european union now the independence of scotland could to enable its authorities to independently determine issues of domestic and foreign policy , probably, including against the course of london , it is obvious that in this situation in the uk it is not profitable to rub control over this region. saturation of the domestic market with domestic drugs to increase their share in the total volume of pharmaceutical products and expand exports. the international scientific and practical conference of the belarusian medicine started in the capital among the participants , specialists and scientists from belarus enterprises of the country on the agenda. modern technologies for creating drugs and studying their activity are the main directions for the correction of oncological infectious and cardiovascular diseases, on behalf of the head of state, special attention is paid to import substitution, almost a

one of things annoys me of the things that annoys me about the scots who live about it is the scots whongland don't get to vote or wouldn't get to in wouldn't get to vote in a refereed them which so people like me so any scot this like me so any any scot this letters i'm scottish this last call in english people and realise they're not actually quite as bad as scottish people. see we don't, we're the ones who are most informed. we should get to. said, i've convinced to. which said, i've convinced you that english people are great knowing that's great just knowing me, that's what you're saying. you're basically that english. basically not that english. you're which is you're from cumbria, which is which we're going we're which way we're going and we're going year in a going to devolve next year in a referendum on that. don't referendum on that. i don't i don't think cumbrians could actually further . actually devolve any further. how guardian how do how thursday's guardian how do you make michelle moon send her to prison for fraud ? that's to prison for fraud? that's good.i to prison for

one of things annoys me of the things that annoys me about the scots who live about it is the scots whongland don't get to vote or wouldn't get to in wouldn't get to vote in a refereed them which so people like me so any scot this like me so any any scot this letters i'm scottish this last call in english people and realise they're not actually quite as bad as scottish people. see we don't, we're the ones who are most informed. we should get to. said, i've convinced to. which said, i've convinced you that english people are great knowing that's great just knowing me, that's what you're saying. you're basically that english. basically not that english. you're which is you're from cumbria, which is which we're going we're which way we're going and we're going year in a going to devolve next year in a referendum on that. don't referendum on that. i don't i don't think cumbrians could actually further . actually devolve any further. how guardian how do how thursday's guardian how do you make michelle moon send her to prison for fraud ? that's to prison for fraud? that's good.i to prison for

i just can't see how a majority of scots would vote for it.would . the boil of it would. the boil of independence and kill this idea forever and, with that likely impressed political career . impressed political career. because independence the only thing that she's got to offer. outside of that only achievements are disastrous health outcomes , failing health outcomes, failing education policies and appalling levels of addiction. independence is sturgeon's political fig leaf behind which you will find nothing in the absence of independence. it will be immediate declare sturgeon is , the emperor with no clothes . , the emperor with no clothes. the naked truth is that an independent scotland would be a disaster for scotland and a tragedy for the uk . and nicola tragedy for the uk. and nicola knows it. i do hope this bagpipes . bagpipes. down no flower of scotland. what's your view ? scotland. what's your view? gbnews.uk. i particularly like to hear from you. if you are north the border, and especially if are a supporter of please change my mind

i just can't see how a majority of scots would vote for it.would . the boil of it would. the boil of independence and kill this idea forever and, with that likely impressed political career . impressed political career. because independence the only thing that she's got to offer. outside of that only achievements are disastrous health outcomes , failing health outcomes, failing education policies and appalling levels of addiction. independence is sturgeon's political fig leaf behind which you will find nothing in the absence of independence. it will be immediate declare sturgeon is , the emperor with no clothes . , the emperor with no clothes. the naked truth is that an independent scotland would be a disaster for scotland and a tragedy for the uk . and nicola tragedy for the uk. and nicola knows it. i do hope this bagpipes . bagpipes. down no flower of scotland. what's your view ? scotland. what's your view? gbnews.uk. i particularly like to hear from you. if you are north the border, and especially if are a supporter of please change my mind

he says the scot is not needed.t the health care economy, it’s really a terrible problem for the whole of britain, but i didn’t find ukraine’s problems even in the top ten in the top twenty to bother them. well, the son knows better than the scots, that is, he deprives them of the right to hold a referendum. and how else. well, no one chose him. well , so it’s obvious that he has contempt for all the electoral, as you wish, they didn’t choose him, they decided, well, a terrific person, and whose charisma is such that he is capable of losing his own chair, well, he is capable of nothing. well, the last yes, now again. here comes the week of holodomor celebrations. e. well, i'm not kidding in ukraine, i remember once money should have shared home the holodomor holiday. here, and on saturday it will be and it means ofigey. here is all these events all there are some resolutions adopted, romania recognized as famine-morginocide. yes, the pope here, then, turned to, uh, drawing analogies with the holodomor. it means 90 y

thrashed by the defending champions france scoring four tries 80—15 commitments the scots have lost mostld cup game against papa new guinea. the firm or woman of steel is included with dominic for theirfinal group woman of steel is included with dominic for their final group game. of dominic for their final group game. of england and papua new guinea and beaten in the tournament so far and have already secured their semifinal places. janie george has been pleases; janis ngrgs has'bggn' " " in the england squad, included in the england squad, despite breaking his foot less than six weeks ago as the team look to bounce back up to defeat argentina on sunday. the he is in the training squad for saturday's meeting with japan at twickenham. fly half then russell has been called up to scotland for sunday's test against new zealand in place of the injured adam hastings will stop he's returned to his club after being first off against fiji with a head neck also having any injury assessed. the coach had last out of his initial squad because of question marks over the number ten farm and consistenc

uh, in the english parliament, moreover, not ruling in scotland , and firmly ruling in scots.fore, theoretically, of course, such an option is possible. well, of course, it is very difficult to implement. here is another question that in the uk is still not completely closed. this is a question about brexit. and because, as i understand it, there is no final agreement with the european union, the issue of the northern irish border is still not resolved either. and here is the uh, deep uh economic crisis that is now happening in the uk. he is again, and whoever actualized the issue is delusional, of course, brexid is not the fundamental root cause of the crisis that is taking place in the uk, but it certainly intensified. uh, this crisis is now, and opinion polls show, in particular, that 506% of the british population believe that the decision on brexit is wrong, and the staunch supporters of the breg, somewhere only 32% remain, yes on the one hand. here the conservative party liked to repeat brexit from brexit. yes, that is, brexit has taken place. everything must be done acc

but some scots are alarmed about the wider impacts that . a about the wider impacts that.if you can't define what a woman is, if a woman in scotland ceases to be somebody who's a female person, then we lose all of our sex based protections . so my work in based protections. so my work in health . so my concern is how to health. so my concern is how to provide maternity services for people who are having babies who aren't female among the most concerned a detransition is those who have undergone hormone therapy and surgery in order make their bodies conform to that of opposite sex. and who now to go back to the way they were before? shane watson is one such person at the age 20, she starts to identify a man finding her breasts and using the name sean. but at 27, after four and a half years on testosterone and a half years on testosterone and a double mastectomy, she returned to living as a woman having realised been incorrectly diagnosed as trans we know from the cas review and from the other stories of detransition and all new research and information that's coming out tha

it's a cold but i mean look how that actually scots how you say that actually scots are victims. that's according to the supreme court has ruled that they cannot have another single time. the snp voted into hollywood. you're going to have the same problem because it's part of their mandate to . have a call for mandate to. have a call for independence . part of nicola independence. part of nicola sturgeon's relevance . it's no sturgeon's relevance. it's no it's part. i know , i know it it's part. i know, i know it must be, i know it's probably quite surprising. have politicians that actually want to their when to stick to their mandate when we know she was she isn't, she was is she and scottish people given a vote and a scottish once in a generation once in a lifetime. and i mean you must concede i bet it is very to have signifier constitutional referendums are promised once in a generation, once in a lifetime, every eight or nine years until you get the result you want. that is not how democracy works . imagine if democracy works. imagine if there were political leaders in this c

but that will take an awful of normal scots to, of course it will it. really.ll and i do understand why she's doing it. things are fine as they are and i just wanted to say to ashley, you mean this sort of you know, i mean this sort of like self—identifying, you know either or adam could you either done or adam could you know , live as a woman in theory know, live as a woman in theory who even chickened out on this and go into the nightclub toilet. you were talking about your gym changing your swimming , changing them because they are identifying as a woman based to if the gender recognition that for what i understand which is coming up that's where they would if they would put in there so there would be skype there will be example she when she wants to . but this sets a wants to. but this sets a precedent as well, doesn't it? put them in prison? i'm a father of two daughters and i'm scared. what the future holds. if this happens scotland, creep happens, scotland, it will creep here . and i do want men in here. and i do want men in dresses with makeup on or int

it's a cold but i mean look how that actually scots how you say that actually scots are victims. that's according to the supreme court has ruled that they cannot have another single time. the snp voted into hollywood. you're going to have the same problem because it's part of their mandate to . have a call for mandate to. have a call for independence . part of nicola independence. part of nicola sturgeon's relevance . it's no sturgeon's relevance. it's no it's part. i know , i know it it's part. i know, i know it must be, i know it's probably quite surprising. have politicians that actually want to their when to stick to their mandate when we know she was she isn't, she was is she and scottish people given a vote and a scottish once in a generation once in a lifetime. and i mean you must concede i bet it is very to have signifier constitutional referendums are promised once in a generation, once in a lifetime, every eight or nine years until you get the result you want. that is not how democracy works . imagine if democracy works. imagine if there were political leaders in this c

it was a small wooden ship built in the capital under scots leadership.les byrd put six-bladed mushroom wheels and a two-cylinder engine on the elizabeth. james watt with a power of 4 horsepower, by the way, was the first to create a steam engine, a russian mechanic, ivan polzunov, back in the 1760s, but in russia this invention was not appreciated and they forgot to rely on foreign achievements. elizabeth developed a speed of up to 11 km / h. the steamboat was used mainly for boat trips along the gulf of finland, but soon the construction of more powerful steamboats began for navigation in the baltic, the black sea, as well as the volga and a stone on november 15, 186. in the fifty-fourth year, by order of the general of the us federal forces, william sherman, the city of atlanta was completely burned down. . true, even before sherman, the general of the defending confederates. hood ordered the warehouses to be burned so that they would not fall into the hands of the enemy and 81 wagons with ammunition, this particular fire was later shown in the film go

depending on the region, they took place in the fourteenth year, then 55% of the scots voted againstssion from the uk the german authorities, before the start of the russian special operation in ukraine, counted on the rapid defeat of the kiev regime, boris johnson said on cnn and added berlin considered such an outcome is the most profitable option for the german economy there, france also remained paris, according to the former british prime minister, denied the very possibility of an armed conflict to the last, and the italian government allegedly stated that rome would not be able to join the anti-russian sanctions due to its huge dependence on russian energy in capitals of other european countries according to him, they also had different attitudes towards the need to support ukraine e. johnson added. then there is no talk of any unity had to. in germany, there were all sorts of economic justifications. i'll tell you a terrible thing now, at some point the germans believed that if the conflict happened, it would be a disaster, and it would be better that everything ended quickly

have you done what the scots are doing?we've done is a lot is targeting different kinds of farms, so we had a dairy project that we ran for a couple of years, which we're now looking at how we can evolve that dairy project into looking at different catchments and looking more around nutrients and phosphates as well. it's key having people on the ground to deliver it is so important. and as i said, that's why we are looking into notjust external—funded programmes that are temporary, but we're also looking at our baseline funding with welsh government. your budgets have gone down about, by a third, i think, since its inception. does it sometimes come down to resources? we would like to do more. we will do more. we can work with others as well. the welsh government has been phasing in new laws to tackle water pollution from farms, and is currently talking to nrw about resources. nrw told us they have yet to receive any funding to enforce those new rules. this is a simple solution around investment and funding into that. scotti

frustrations continued to boil over but the home side kept their heads a couple of late tries put the scotsst new zealand — their first meeting since the rugby world cup semifinal three years ago. it's very much going the way of the all blacks, who made a blistering start when dalton papali'i ran half the length of the field following an interception. the all blacks added a second inside nine minutes through codie taylor. england 6, new zealand 22. australia have confirmed their status as the undisputed kings and queens of rugby league. they've won both the men's and women's world cups on a day of back—to—back finals at old trafford. adam wild is there. a hugely dominant day for australia. it's been a hugely dominant day. it's been a hugely dominant day. it's been a really very special day indeed. let's start with the men, because they came into this tournament as favourites and they stayed that way throughout. they have been magnificent. they were up against samoa and in many ways just make it through to the final for samoa was in itself a triumph. the first pacific nation to make it to th

cases of rape in germany, a reported than in other european countries, perpetrators often get off scot free. the project once, not to change, even if survivors only have the courage to go to the police much later. and impunity for the perpetrators of gender motivated violence is especially high in the context of war and armed conflict. the united nation says between 10 and 20 cases go unreported. for every case that is documented, the latest available figures from 2021 show more than 3000 documented cases of sexual violence during conflict. but the un says the true figure is more likely $30.00 to $60000.00 or even higher. a friend, christina lamb, she is an award winning british journalist and the chief foreign correspondent for the british newspaper the sunday times. she's also published 10 books, including our bodies, their battle field. what war does to women? an account of how violence against women is used as a weapon of war around the world. ms. lam, welcome to the day. we talk a lot about a missiles and bombs when we talk about weapons of war, but sexual violence is older than a

this will be late unless give all new scots yes. come out this. yeah. they've got my the ship that yes. we come down to see that. yeah. that next. yeah. i did to midway. science is telling us that we are, we are missing the dipping point. we didn't mean to be cd us, odd that future generations when dad did vent hoshevely. these people the lead us who are here, but he said that thinking action, what is that? it's not the guy doing these rainy army has been public access to the west bank home of a well known palestinian human rights activists. and then the campaigner says, came about solved a complaint that he and his colleagues were being unfairly targeted, as well as off. it's no response to the allegation, his isa. i'm himself with more details of what happens around 10 soldiers, kinsey sits the house. they asked all my friends to leave. the asked my guest to leave and they said that i am the only one was allowed to be in the house. this closure came after a series of attacks from israel is occurs toward them, the house to where the visitors didn't wan

is that brags it opens up the space to break away, and what the scots could do is cut a deal with the rest of europe. go the other direction. and then you'd have the irony, that part of the british uh, united kingdom, expressed its nationalism by breaking away from europe. whereas another part of the united kingdom, scotland expressed its nationalism by reconnecting and becoming part of the e u. that kind of a scottish breakaway. well, that's a very different story and could be imagine the economically in a way that kind of going it alone. literally, that's a hard sell to get even to the, to the people there for dr. wealth, as the economic environment continues to decline in europe becomes more strain, it will be interesting to see when countries going to self preservation mode for themselves rather for the entire entity. doctor, i've always great to talk to thanks for joining me. my pleasure, thank you. and so when has it become wrong for the people of a country to not have pride in their homeland now granted, having too much pride to be just as dangerous as germany showed us in worl

my name is peter scots and welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis aeronautics ever made. so chief stultz and burke has admitted that europeans are bearing the bronze of financial support for ukraine, but he insists the west should keep bucking here in the conflict with russia. rising food and energy bills mean hard times for many households in europe, we can strengthen ukraine's position at the negotiating table if we provide military support to the country. whether his comments come as hundreds, so to the streets and the germans city of leipzig, to rally against us, involvement and arms delivers to ukraine while also calling for german sovereignty and negotiations with russia. protestors were seen holding signs urging americans to go home and accusing us of wanting to germans to freeze under crossing the austrian capital processes of also rallied against sanctions on russia, while demanding neutrality from vienna. demonstrators gathered outside the austrian foreign ministry holding banners, calling for peace with russia. and an end to the conflict in ukraine is while som

it was a small wooden ship built in the capital under the direction of the scots. charles byrd was put on elizabeth with six-blade mushroom wheels and a two-cylinder james watten engine with a capacity of 4 horsepower, by the way, the first to create a steam engine, a russian mechanic, ivan crawlers back in the 1760s, but in russia this invention was not appreciated and they forgot used to relying on foreign achievements elizabeth developed a speed of up to 11 km / h. the steamer was mainly used for marine walks along the gulf of finland, but soon the construction of more powerful steamships for dry navigation in the baltic sea, the black sea, as well as the volga and the stone began . city ​​during the american civil war, more than 40% of urban development was destroyed. true, even before sherman, the general of the defending confederates. hood ordered the warehouses to be burned so they wouldn't fall into hands. enemy and 81 ammunition wagons, this particular fire was later shown in the movie gone with the wind, but sherman had a specific goal to continue the mil

cases of rape in germany, a reported than in other european countries, perpetrators often get off scot free. the project wants that to change, even if survivors only have the courage to go to the police much later. a short while ago i spoke to ali that lo hunter, ne though she's the co founder of feminists iep math dot org and berlin. a group of voluntary researchers looking into famous sides. i asked her about the difficulty of collecting data when gender based killings are so heavily under reported. yes, exactly, it's a well, thank you for having us here. and we are not only based in germany, we are online projects, so many people are abroad with some other members are also in the li, i'm the pony. it covenant he's not recognized and therefore there is no data and he's not report it. as i mean i watch. therefore we collect data from newspapers that are made. so information we get to these cases through google are learned. and then we percent of the cases that we get every day to, to the tool and how many cases have you been able to document this year so far? this year so far we have

cases of rape in germany, a reported than in other european countries. perpetrators often get off scot free. the project wants not to change, even if survivors only have the courage to go to the police much later. and there's lots to talk about on the stay for that. i'm pleased to welcome a little country nailer. she's the co founder of feminine seep map dot org in berlin, a group of volunteer researchers, collecting data on gender based killings as your husband and a welcome to the w. the as with all gender based violence. the problem with family size is that they are heavily under reported. isn't it? how do you go about collecting your data? yes, exactly, it's a well, thank you for having a here and we are not only based in germany, we are online projects. so many of us are abroad with some other members are locally other perone, but it probably is not recognized and therefore there is no data and he's not reported a fudge. therefore, we collect data from newspapers that are made. so information we get to the case it through google earth, and then we percent the cases that we get eve

but we have a lives of scots.have a government which is obsessed on the issue of independence. and as we're seeing as a of that, we're seeing pubuc as a of that, we're seeing public services right the public services right across the country on justice, health care, local councils. i mean, you know, it's a disgrace, actually. i mean, the government needs to get back to his day job and focus on the things that people really interested in talking really are interested in talking about that's not about right now. and that's not ihave about right now. and that's not i have to say, when talking i have to say, when i'm talking my are far my constituents, they are far more worried about the cost of living far, worried what living far, worried about what the their governments the both of their governments are do to support them are going to do to support them and how both of scotland's are going together going to work together constructively and positively . a constructively and positively. a change. that's up to nicholas

well, it certainly would not be the scots.e know that issues such as currency , issues such as currency, defence, being able to run the nhs as properly education which is going through the floor , we is going through the floor, we could go through countless issues and we can see even after 14 years of the snp being in power and having real power. things got in most cases worse . things got in most cases worse. theidea things got in most cases worse. the idea that scotland would then be independent with the funds coming from the rest of the uk and predominantly england, of course just does not make sense to most scots. and that's why there is not support for scotland seceding from the uk . austin last word to you. uk. austin last word to you. well i don't know what the support is to have a referendum and one thing i would say is that the tories campaigned in scotland, in the scottish parliament election to say vote for them to stop and referendum date is and then we lost the scottish parliament election largest independence maj

oh i want to say i just hope that ordinary scots great scots can reclaim their country the alone omnipotentat mob mcgeough nigel nelson do stand by because myself stop and we'll go that very because we're asking should pfizer's ceo apollo jonas over those misleading that were made on covid vaccines children during the pandemic on you'll never guess where the bbc that's now mediabuzz part two at 1030 but first is harry prince harry in love with meghan , reportedly love with meghan, reportedly suggested by the late queen elizabeth , the second top royal elizabeth, the second top royal biographer, tom bow, discusses claim from a new bombshell book with those allegations that the queen actually died from . he's queen actually died from. he's live with me straight the break . welcome back. now it's no secret that resides firmly under the thumb of meghan markle. but according to a bombshell new book, the late queen saw the warning early in elizabeth an intimate portrait which has been serialised in the mail, former mp and long time of prince philip gyles brandreth outlines how the queen welcomed

ordinary scots the long grass.w it yet, but it seems genteel. edinburgh it's become the front line for the fiercest of culture wars . that's fiercest of culture wars. that's which will decide what it means to be a woman. olivia utley gb news edinburgh . olivia, thank news edinburgh. olivia, thank you very much indeed. so from scotland to wales, where the government there has launched a scheme to give every household in wales a tree free of charge. the initiative called my tree our forest, aims to help tackle climate change as i talking to liz about a little earlier . from liz about a little earlier. from a farming context because trees undoubtedly are one of the most efficient helps in all of this challenge that we face also improves the nation's mental health. apparently, according to medical research. so gb news is geoff moodie went to cardiff to find out more about that . a find out more about that. a sunny autumn day in cardiff and the great tree giveaway is going strong . there's 300,000 trees up strong. there

oh i want to say i just hope that ordinary scots great scots can reclaim their country the alone omnipotent mob mcgeough nigel nelson do stand by because myself stop and we'll go that very because we're asking should pfizer's ceo apollo jonas over those misleading that were made on covid vaccines children during the pandemic on you'll never guess where the bbc that's now mediabuzz part two at 1030 but first is harry prince harry in love with meghan , reportedly love with meghan, reportedly suggested by the late queen elizabeth , the second top royal elizabeth, the second top royal biographer, tom bow, discusses claim from a new bombshell book with those allegations that the queen actually died from . he's queen actually died from. he's live with me straight the break . welcome back. now it's no secret that resides firmly under the thumb of meghan markle. but according to a bombshell new book, the late queen saw the warning early in elizabeth an intimate portrait which has been serialised in the mail, former mp and long time of prince philip gyles brandreth outlines how the queen welcomed in

she did not know for several days whether her scots survived and now she can finally calm down in generalt know if they survived or not, we lived in our hands carrying our belongings from the house and believing that it will be rebuilt, i don't believe because the destruction is too strong. today i cried because i am saying goodbye to the house. struggle, so now they are looking for an investor who would undertake to finance the reconstruction of their century-old house, we believe very much that we will succeed and we will rebuild it, let it be in a year 5:10 daria tseruk mykhailo golovnenko we are ukraine marathon the only news without electricity without water with a mobile phone communications and the internet that work with interruptions, ukrainians are ready to live if only without russians, as we have already seen, all this, although difficult, but quite realistic as the country adapts to new conditions, why should you always have with you not only power bank and also an extension cord. anastasia olinska will tell you that she changed her home office to a coffee shop. she says that

scottish sel taka seltec - on the contrary, prematurely took the last place in the quartets of the scots points , in fact, these two points were won by celtic in the match with shakhtar and there, after the first half , they lost to madryc with a score of 2:0 well we continue to follow the main match of this evening shakhtar leipzig is currently 0:1 but it can still change and we continue with other topics also about shakhtar but about the youth team of the miners successfully coped with their task shakhtar u-19 in the youth uefa league and in the match of the 6th round of the group stage of the uefa youth league, the players played a draw with the arbal leipzig, the two teams scored more than 30 shots on goal, but ana shakhtar failed to score a goal. ana leipzig failed as a result of 0:0 and shakhtar with ten points in assets took the second place in group f and went to the last 16 of the uefa youth league. leipzig took third place and finished the performance in the eurocups. real madrid became the winner of the quartet . emphasize once again that we are talking about the uefa youth le

cases of rape in germany, a reported than in other european countries. perpetrators often get off scot free. the project wants not to change, even if survivors only have the courage to go to the police much later. let's change gears and go to the men's world cup in co. tar where? just a short while ago. iran stunt wales with a to late goals. um, its ongoing protest in their home country, the iranian national team sang along during their national anthem prior to kick off the players had refrained from doing so in their opening game. earlier this week, loud displeasure was heard from iranian supporters, as the anthem played with the team singing quietly fence had to had said that security had prevented symbols of support for the protest from being taken into the stadium. so for more on this end, the match itself, i'm very pleased to welcome them at he has a brook from deal you sports, and he has aaron's team singing at their national anthem before this whale, this game against wales despite not doing so in their opening game. earlier this week, why do you think they've had a change of he

it was a small wooden ship built in the capital under the direction of the scots.es byrd put six-bladed mushroom wheels and a two-cylinder engine on elizabeth. james watt with a capacity of four horsepower, by the way, was the first to create a steam engine, a russian mechanic, ivan crawlers back in 1760s, but in russia this invention was not appreciated and they forgot used to rely on foreign achievements. elizabeth developed a speed of up to 11 km / h. the steamboat was used mainly for boat trips along the gulf of finland, but soon the construction of more powerful steamboats for navigation on the baltic sea, the black sea, as well as the volga and the stone began on november 15, 18. in the sixty-fourth year, by order of the us federal forces general william sherman, the city was finally burned atlanta fire was the result of the battle for the city the american civil war destroyed more than 40% of urban development. true, even before sherman, the general of the defending confederates. hood ordered the depots to be burned to keep them out of enemy hands and 81 wag

i mean, the problem with that is , all scots that with that is, all scots that concerned about independenced everything else. well, this is it isn't say well yeah and unionist politician i think probably not think that scots care about the state of the nhs in scotland which as we know and is in a mess drug deaths, ferries issues still rumbling on and won't accept single general election. well, no, because don't think anyone should ehhen don't think anyone should either. really because. it's the closing of the day. it's a general election, really. but when it comes to the kind language has been used, nicholas sturgeon has very often faced allegations of stoking pseudo allegations of stoking up pseudo xenophobic issues when it comes to the anti—english sentiments and i can't help but be concerned . that's what we're concerned. that's what we're going to see more of now. there were protests yesterday . we were protests yesterday. we actually had quite a lot of nastiness of a few of our guests that were yesterday live air. that were in yesterday live air. we tried to apologise for rather lot. a

dozens of people, have been detained with just on 3 in the afternoon in the russian capital on pita scots and welcome to the program refuge on us from. start off with nato chief gen stalsen burke. he was admitted, the europeans, all bearing the bronze of financial support for ukraine. but he insists of the west should keep bucking kia in the conflict with russia. rising food and energy bills mean hard times for many households in europe. we can strengthen ukraine's position at the negotiating table if we provide military support to the country. if comments come of hundreds towed to the streets and the german city of life seemed to rally against us involvement and all the risk to ukraine. but also calling for german sovereignty negotiations with russia protested with the holding signs, urging americans to quote, go home and accusing us of one thing. germans to freeze on the cross in the austrian capital. protesters of also rallied against sanctions on russia, while demanding neutrality from vienna. demonstrates has gathered outside the austrian foreign ministry holding bonnet, calling for