scottish soldiers and scottish people were not given the vote if they were not resident in scotland at all the referendum this is not that pathetic if effort by the scottish national party to gerrymander a future independence vote this is no a game this is about trying to meet scotland the rate sort of country to the people who live in school and will get the opportunity to say what it suppose i thank you for sharing a day with us here on international more of your wednesday world headlines very sad . i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat somewhere i would sleep. i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. well you look to be honest. i thought the glory like. you know the sunlight in the still give up food for the stuff. you don't really feel like you have the big you know. and then. the guy just came over to me saw me and gave me a change of this book. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox e

they must have british citizenship all the scottish national politics well scottish not lying about it trying to gerrymander it they'll have anybody in the country that give them a view to give us some explanation of the scope shasta darlington is joining together so they actually need to be quiet for a moment i would well you should be quiet let me speak i'd let you speak a sensually they don't want anybody who's english voting but anybody else can have a vote no matter where they come from this is on how it all countries normally only allow people to vote in elections who are citizens of that country the ridiculously the coupon continues to see only people we want only to the english the english people who stay here vote consistently or in all sorts of issues the. good the most big deal for them i mean look still be able to vote for whoever they want to vote for that's called democracy that is what you want to do as usual when all else are you going to know that a lot of the scottish scottish soldiers of scottish people were not given the vote if they were not resident in scotland or

scottish soldiers scottish people were not given the vote if they were not resident in scotland of the referendum this is not that pathetic of effort by the scottish national party to gerrymander a future independence vote this is not a game this is about trying to meet scotland the rate sort of country to the people who live in scotland will get the opportunity to say what it's a boat. michelin stars are considered a whole mako fine dining with the recipients gaining prestige in a cool and airy world but in a small mining town in the east of france one chef is being forced to turn in his star though through no fault of his own is the story. difficulties over the past four or five years have seen a steady decline internally in full and business customers for various reasons many people prefer to stay at work get deliveries in the office for up to come to the restaurant and companies are making less so the budgets are tight in the field that is that. i've been in this town for eighteen years and we've had a michelin star for thirteen years for the region it's a shame to lose a star rest

the space i'm going in the business or something you know you get people telling you grandfather's scottish or something more they're more scores than you so the ask barnes are you related and it's nice something to school bit about to get things that brains like of course that they'll appreciate it internationally and the us love love binds and love to find any kind of course with ancestry i mean this twenty million scots living in in the usa so i'm sure if you want to stick with it if you like to put it would be a mass effect sort of first of all you've got an album out called absence of just being doing really well there's doing this is this a slow burner but it. was really busy last year so i didn't actually get to that. so yes and that's nearly a year now of course you must perform a prisoner is that season in a lot of us to involved in it and in that that applies in the tooth and i want to memorise and the songs as well but you have to have taken that to another level but just night last night she released online year five your chosen five friends thought so this five and what are the

and said go big if scotland the scottish national party m.p.'s in the commons applied calmly m.p.'s but this. i'm a more friendly liberal m.p. used to the liberals and and green m.p. they're jumping up and don't saying we should stay in the single market government over which is that last week the scottish parliament the welsh national assembly said the same thing in the distance between the goal your case would be i have no doubt in my mind that the the westminster parliament the british government can and may well over write the wishes of the scottish parliament on this matter that is a consequence of scott that not being an independent country is precisely why we want the powers of a normal country to be able to decide these matters for ourselves but if they do override it and are and show contempt to the views of those elected parliaments in the nations of the u.k. then i think they jeopardize the settlement itself and that such stage the scottish people will be given an opportunity as to whether the settlement that the government is because eating a bricks it is the united kin

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scottish soldiers scottish people not given the vote if they were not resident in scotland all the referendum this is not that pathetic if effort by the scottish national party to gerrymander a future independence vote this is not a game this is about trying to meet score on the rate sort of country to the people who live in school and will get the opportunity to say what it's about this is the international thank you for sharing your wednesday with us so far more of your world headlines very second. a cursory glance at the media environment could easily give you the impression that the vast majority of journalist studied psychology at university so many are convinced donald trump is not mentally fit to be president or the same journalist suffering from trump arrangements and. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into pigs these are the countries with weaker economies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of flow bloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed

scottish economy £4 billion, or £688 per person. to canada's deal with the eu would cost the scottish economy £9 billion, or £1,610 per person. while reverting to wto trading rules if there is a hard brexit could cost nearly £13 billion, or over £2,000 per person. these figures relate specifically to the scottish economy, but they're very much intended to persuade people and politicians across the whole of the uk that the united kingdom could stay in the eu single market once we've left the european union itself. staying in the single market is the only option that makes sense. theresa may has been incredibly clear from the beginning that she believes the uk has to leave the single market. do you really think you'll change her mind? i don't want to be facetious, who knows whether theresa may will even be prime minister by the time these negotiations conclude? the house of commons can if it chooses to decide not to allow theresa may to go down the road that is in her narrow party political interest to go down and instead force a path

the snp urged scottish tory mps to support the opposition‘s devolution demands, saying the governmentits promise. this is a democratic abomination that the scottish parliament will have less of a say, this house will have less of a say, than the house of lords. there was no doubt that scottish conservatives were unhappy at the failure to make the promised changes by now. one said he was "intensely disappointed". this bill will leave here unamended and even uncut. —— and in an unsatisfactory state and we are now dependent on unelected lords. to do ourjob for us. the government had control of the timetable. the deadlines were created by them, but they have let this chamber down by not delivering on what they promised. i am disappointed that we have been unable to reach agreement with the governments in scotland and wales to bring forward amendments to clause 11 on an agreed basis, and that is what the government's ambition remains. but when it came to a vote, the scottish conservatives ignored the pleas to rebel — the government won by a majority of 24. the next day, a labour mp also tr

scottish economy £a billion, or £688 per person.ould cost the scottish economy £9 billion, or £1,610 per person. while reverting to wto trading rules if there is a hard brexit could cost nearly £13 billion, or over £2,000 per person. these figures relate specifically to the scottish economy, but they're very much intended to persuade people and politicians across the whole of the uk that the united kingdom could stay in the eu single market once we've left the european union itself. staying in the single market is the only option that makes sense. theresa may has been incredibly clear from the beginning that she believes the uk has to leave the single market. do you really think you'll change her mind? i don't want to be facetious, who knows whether theresa may will even be prime minister by the time these negotiations conclude? the house of commons can if it chooses to decide not to allow theresa may to go down the road that is in her narrow party political interest to go down and instead force a path that is much more in the inter

brian cox you the truth terms as a rector of the director of a scottish i mean sions coalition of the let them be yours is a huge position of influence elected by the student body and sometimes the way that academic body but actually chairs the governing body of the university what i loved about being rector was the fact that i could set up surgeries and i could talk to the students about the individual problems they had and they still i have great criticism of university educations but because i was great believer of the conversation my time there and what i realized is a lot of the way universities are planned in relations with the students need to be dealt with and of course i had the problem not the problem but i inherited the difficulty that students had the lawlessness that they feel in the university set up their inability to deal with their own perhaps social diseases like. what have you to some of the young women and young men suffered from so is it was something that was very very you know it was something that really a put you know because that the idea of rector and it's a

scottish economy £a billion, or £688 per person.ading rules would cost the mignolet £30 million or £2263 per person. these figures relate specifically to the scottish economy, but they are very much intended to persuade people and politicians across the whole of the united kingdom that the uk could stay in the eu single market once we have left the european union itself. staying in the single market is the only option that makes sense. theresa may has been incredibly clear from the theresa may has been incredibly clearfrom the beginning theresa may has been incredibly clear from the beginning that she believes the uk has to leave the single market. do you really think you would change your mind? single market. do you really think you would change your mind ?|j single market. do you really think you would change your mind? i don't wa nt to you would change your mind? i don't want to be facetious, who knows whether theresa may will even be prime minister by the time these negotiations conclude. the house of commons can, if it chooses

their first learn to holywood what i'll be interviewing mr brian cox it convinced support of the scottish independence who recently played one stone truck show the greatest briton of all it should be fascinating the first over to task for your tweets your messages and e-mails thank you alex we continue to receive a number of very interesting messages e-mails and facebook messages from you one from james he cried he says just so alex salmond's dressed in a kilt site edinburgh castle i have to see jeans i checked the date of your tricks i was consensual still walking around in that kilt that cleave gottman a suit a sweet. face that message just says it takes a brave man to imitate the late great ricky fulton wealth on alex. layers of scotland schemes also says. great memories of a great man and ricky fulton wasn't a bad either those of you who saw our christmas hope when issues will have seen alex achieve it to the late great ricky fulton and his piece the reverend former first minister reverend jolie that's going to particularly well in fact it's had over one hundred fifty thousand views o

i will make my judgments, and i will have to put them to the scottish parliament, about what i believeng our best interests in all circumstances. and jeremy corbyn has also been out and about this morning and has been talking about the possibility of a second referendum and what labour's position might be? this is a hot topic since nigel farage earlier this week rather unexpectedly brought that onto the table, saying he could perhaps be coming round to the of there being a second referendum to put the issue to bed, because he thinks is still a lot of opposition. so, labour has been asked quite frequently whether they would be supporting a second referendum. the lib dems have that asa referendum. the lib dems have that as a policy. now, from the unexpected corner of nigel farage. jeremy corbyn today, speaking to robert peston on itv, was asked explicitly whether it was currently the policy to back that referendum. we are not supporting or calling for a second referendum. in any circumstances? what we have called for is a meaningful vote on parliament —— in parliament, and thatis parliam

we increase the scottish government spending power by 2 billion pounds. so the s&p has no excuse for hiking the taxes of hard-working people including public service and penalizing businesses. the leader of the scottish nationalists used to champion wealth creation and free enterprise. i hope he urged the minister of scotland to think again. >> thank you. can i welcome the minister? may -- sending out -- mister speaker. the minister previously said that the single market is essential to the government's agenda for trade and competitiveness. since those feed directed the analysis does the minister recognize the single market is essential for jobs and prosperity? >> when we leave the european union next march, we will as a matter of legality leave the single market and the eu customers unit. the prime minister and the entire government elect the house, making it clear we are seeking a new partnership with our neighbors in the european union, that ensures we continue to have frictionless trade, not just in the interest of our people but people, every one of

mine thinks there's no greater than the scottish accent.video for you. >> watch your wish means shut up. >> he's here to teach us some scottish lang. what is backy? >> xwrgravy? >> no. >> backy it up. >> backy. trolley. >> oh, a stroller. >> no. >> he can take us on a date on a trolley bus through san francisco. >> you are just in a whole dating thing right now? >> shopping cart, also to be off your trolley, means you're out of your head, very drunk. he was off [ bleep ]. i dinny can. >> this is well-known to anyone who watches "outlander." i told you the answer. it means -- >> i don't know. >> i don't understand that's why i'm here to learn. >> we're going to skip that one. >> it sounds like that thing that -- >> you know that one. >> the wee bar bag. your bum's at the windy. >> you're totally wrong? >> that's not actually that bad, gayle. >> you're talking nonsense. your bum's at the windy. >> you're off your rocker. >> we say you're talking out the side of your neck. >> see, we're all getting it now. >> pilly wally. >> pale? >> yes. >> t

finally, the scottish daily mail.ic, this is getting a lot of coverage at the moment. how we dispose of plastic and how much plastic reuse and plastic bags. talking about these particular bags with lining in a coffee cup which makes it more difficult to recycle the stop coffee cups difficult to recycle the stop coffee cups one difficult to recycle the stop coffee cups one of the hardest areas to deal with because it doesn't matter what special bin you put somewhere, someone what special bin you put somewhere, someone will walk down the road with their cup someone will walk down the road with theircup and someone will walk down the road with their cup and chuck it somewhere and thenit their cup and chuck it somewhere and then it gets into a system that can't recycle it. it is a massive challenge. the scottish daily mail is focusing on a campaign that has been launched by an msp who is essentially saying that stores, we need to look at pubs and restau ra nts, need to look at pubs and restaurants, stopping the use of sto

much away but to my favorite things that malik salmon show today brian cox and magic gems is the scottish delicacy that brian cox was warning us all about and there's the clearly says excellent interview the actor brian cox love that you give proper time for in-depth discussion and not soundbites how about a rubber button special in the next episode and in the summer vein jeff crilley says why the scotland failed to promote bombs week well jeff those are going to celebrate is going to be going on both and scott on them internationally the rubber bombs federation of course is based in scotland and check out the scottish government that we produced a few years ago as the full body of work in it no one from bradford for scotland and far beyond people be making their own celebrations of scotland's national poet and when next we will now examine sure we'll make our own contribution to celebrating their mortal memory of robert burns. under mitchell was the international development set to stay for the first two years of the coalition government that's the one elected in twenty ten in that perio

we also have the opportunity to highlight the south african scottish kilt. with this, it's actually one of our collections favorite things about in artifact. it can change. as it is presented you see the interior of the kilt. be sure to highlight how this infantry man had modified his uniform. he took a shirt pocket and so did onto the inside of the kilt so he had one more space to carry something. whether it was ammunition or a keepsake, we don't know. it allows us to keep guessing and have the opportunity to see a little bit of what it was like in the trenches, or in this particular case, in egypt, which is where the south african scottish units were sent. --n you see and infantrymen when you think about one infantry man being in the heat and the sand and another being in a freezing temperatures of siberia, which you can almost heavyy looking at the textures of this beautiful coat, .ou notice the exterior not only was it in a variety of nations, it was in a variety of climate zones. there was not one experience that was exactly like another. next, we are g

brian cox you did two terms as a rector of the director of a scottish i mean sions coalition of the it's a huge position of influence elected by the student body and sometimes the way that academic body but actually chairs the governing body of the university what i loved about being rector was the fact that i could set up surgeries and i could talk to the students about the individual problems they had and they still i have great criticism of university educations but because i was great believer in the conversation my time there and what i realized is a lot of the way universities are planned in relations with the students need to be dealt with and of course i had the problem not the problem but i inherited the difficulty that students had the lawlessness that they feel in the university set up their inability to deal with their own perhaps social diseases like. what have you the some of the young women and young men suffered from so it's it was something that was very very you know it was something that really a put you know because that the idea of rector and it's all sense was that

there for us to learn to holywood what i'll be interviewing mr brian cox a convince supporter the scottish independence who recently played winston churchill the greatest britain of all should be fascinating the first over to task for your tweet your messages thank you alex we continue to receive a number of very interesting messages e-mails and facebook messages from you one from james e. grad he says just so alex salmond's dressed in a kilt i said edinburgh castle i have to see jeans i checked the distributor exams consentual still walking around in that kilt that clip gottman the c. suite if you kirk in his basic message just says it takes a brave man to imitate the late great ricky fulton welton alex. less. than scheme's also says i a great memories of a great man and ricky fulton wasn't bad either those of you who saw our christmas hope when issues will have seen alex's achieve it to the late great ricky fulton and his piece the reverend former first minister reverend jolie that's going to particularly well in fact it's had over one hundred fifty thousand views on facebook which is pr

government to set out what that could mean for the money in scottish pockets.on arguing her government's analysis and estimates are more detailed than anything provided by the government at westminster. this paper provides a far more comprehensive assessment of the different post brexit options than anything so far offered by the uk government. it demonstrates beyond doubt that if brexit is to proceed, staying in the single market is the only option that makes sense. the analysis looks at three possible outcomes for a future relationship between the uk and the eu. single market membership could see scotland's gdp cut by 2.7%, equivalent to £700 per person in scotland. the projection suggests a free trade canada style agreement would reduce gdp by 6%, £1600 per person, while a hard brexit would see gdp by 2030 cut by 8.5%, equivalent to £2300 per person in scotland. yes, there will be huge challenges ahead but most people understand we are seeking to get a pragmatic and acceptable solution for the pragmatic and acceptable solution forthe uk, and pragmatic and ac

we highlighted a scottish kilt and with this is one of our collection staff favorite things about an artifact is that it's been changed. as it's presented, you actually see the interior of the kilt. you want to be sure to highlight how this particular infantryman had modified his uniform and took in fact a shirt pocket and sewed it on to the inside of the kilt so he had one more space to carry something. whether it was ammunition or a keepsake allows us to keep guessing and has the opportunity to see a little bit of what it was like in the trenches or in this particular case in egypt which is where those who served with the south african scottish unit were sent. always towards the end of the ase we're able to highlight an overcoat. when you think of one infantryman being on the equator and the heat and the sand and another being in the freezing temperatures of which you can feel by looking at the heavy textures of this beautiful coat and notice the exterior cartridge pouches. it helps us see the true global nature of this war not only in a variety of nations, it was in a variety of c

i'm going to be philips on the scottish island of it's for sale so that belong to the local community a wealthy london. syrian warplanes have launched a fierce offensive on the rebel held province of idlib killing at least twenty people women and children are among the dead when it is say the jets targeted a market and then a hospital full of people wounded in an earlier strike meanwhile a russian brokered cease fire on the edge of the capital damascus seems to have collapsed activists are reporting several troops violations by government forces besieging eastern guta at least eight people have died russia has also launched a diplomatic push to end the war hosting a new round of talks in sochi the un is there but the main syrian opposition group says it will boycott the negotiations until president bashar al assad's forces and their russian allies stop the violence the kurds who control almost twenty percent of syrian territory also not attending where the focus of a turkish military operation in northern syria ankara says their fighters are terrorists stephanie decker reports now fro

which could only mean they were putting taxpayers' money at risk public money at risk whereas the scottish government at that point was trying to manage and move are we and being aware of the difficulty that could arise that no hazardous and because i was and what a prime minister who's corporate responsibility czar top adviser on called responsibility up until recently was the person who then became chairman personal of caribbean village green here sure do you have the regular phone calls saying these are normal profit warnings you just cyclical nature of the economy nothing to do with the systemic existential threat to the got raises huge questions though about the relationship and the overlap on the. that is an e.t.s. between the highest levels of politics in the u.k. and the highest levels of some of the biggest companies in the u.k. delivering for the government and ensuring the prime minister that all is fine when all was not fine and then we see the pieces line in front of us huge questions political questions have to be answered and what was the prime minister when she didn't do di

the scottish government what ninety one way tata steel and motherwell we do. what we did to bring them in it to keep jobs so it's beholden on the u.k. government this is a beer mouth created by the u.k. government in many ways and that we defend the taxation comes from all taxpayers they're not emptied scholars and i think you know the u.k. government is a huge role to play here we obviously have certain contests we have to keep going we can't leave we have really station for instance as a building site in perpetuity because situation is that i mean that one of your ideas companies have at the end of the day they have the public over the battle because this has to be done and we all know it has to be done and they go bust and they work with the bonuses and the profits or whatever we've still got to go and pick up the pieces and in that survey also i'm with this privatizing that the privatizing fetish that's been driven push the thought through the in london what has that given bricks it means the shin fein has become a very important party to the government ob

which could only mean they were putting taxpayers' money at risk public money at risk whereas the scottish government at that point was trying to manage and move or we and being aware of the difficulty that could arise that no hazardous and because i was and i were prime minister whose corporate responsibilities zala top adviser on corporate sponsor will be up until recently was the person who then became chairman personal of caribbean village green here sure do you have the regular phone calls saying these are normal profit warnings you just cyclical nature of the economy nothing to do with the systemic existential threat to the got raises huge questions though about the relationship and the overlap and the coziness. that is an e.t.s. between the highest levels of politics in the u.k. and the highest levels of some of the biggest companies in the u.k. delivering for the government and shooting the prime minister that all is fine when all was not fine and then we see the pieces line in front of us huge questions political questions have to be answered and what was the prime minister but sh

northern ireland boss michael o'neill is a step closer to taking over as scotland manager now that the scottish

bomb exploded in an aircraft belonging to the american airline pan-am the boeing crashed over the scottish town of lockerbie all two hundred fifty nine passengers lost their lives most of them americans falling debris killed another eleven people

celtic cruised into the scottish cup fifth round with a 5—0 thrashing of brechin city. park. brendan rodgers fielded a strong team, despite his opponents currently sitting bottom of scottish football's second tier, without a league win all season. saracens are still in with a chance of retaining their champions cup trophy, after beating northampton saints 62—14. the defending champions had to win against saint to have a chance of making the quarter—finals. but, they still need other results to go their way today if they are to make the last eight. scarlets have no such worries. they beat toulon to become the first welsh side to qualify for the quarter finals since 2012. bath and ospreys are out though there will be a new name on the masters trophy this evening with mark allen taking on kyren wilson. neither player has reached this stage before. allen knocked out two—time winner john higgins in his semi—final, having already beaten ronnie o'sullivan. wilson defeated world number three judd trump to make his first masters final. that's all we sport for no. you can find ou

temperatures below freezing and maybe as low as —6, —7 in the scottish highlands.drizzle into a rather dismal start to the tuesday morning rush—hour. could be foggy over some of the hills, and a struggle to brighten up as well. perhaps a few hints of sunshine. thanks to the presence of mountains across the highlands the cloud is not getting over them. so some sunshine still there, and perhaps across cumbria and gwyneth and anglesey. with the sunshine you could see temperatures of penn, media live in, degrees in one or two spots. —— temperatures of ten or ii degrees. the odd spot of rain and drizzle. temperatures left to the channel islands later but some heavy rain by the end of the afternoon, spreading into the evening rush—hour, and that rain spreading its weight erratically north and eastwards through the night and into wednesday morning. into wednesday morning, clear skies, meaning wednesday morning. into wednesday morning, clearskies, meaning frost, the risk of ice after overnight rain and a few lingering fog patches but once they are gone sunny spells the day

one game in the scottish premiership tonight, a glasgow derby as celtic made the short trip to partickd their lead over aberdeen to 11 points despite falling behind. leigh griffiths got the second—half winner at it finished 2—1 to celtic. phil neville is the new england women's head coach. the former manchester united and everton player has signed a deal until 2021. he won six premier league titles from the fa cup three tonnes and the champions league and also 50 england caps. —— three times. mo marley have been in charge since the sacking of the previous coach. a former international team—mate of neville had questioned the appointment —— the sacking of mark sampson. he had never really been the number one, never worked in women's football. whether people think that is me being sexist or not, working with women and men is different and he will have to learn very quickly. i am sure there were other candidates so it is a bit strange. we wish the best, we have a great team at the moment that has been doing incredible ul so the pressure is on. in the minutes after his appointment, he poste

celtic cruised into the scottish cup fifth round with a 5—0 thrashing of brechin city.ak, and looked refreshed at celtic park. brendan rodgers fielded a strong team, despite his opponents currently sitting bottom of scottish football's second tier, without a league win all season. saracens are still in with a chance of retaining their champions cup trophy, after beating northampton saints 62—14. the defending champions had to win against saint to have a chance of making the quarter—finals. but, they still need other results to go their way today if they are to make the last eight. scarlets have no such worries. they beat toulon to become the first welsh side to qualify for the quarter finals since 2012. bath and ospreys are out, though. there will be a new name on the masters trophy this evening with mark allen taking on kyren wilson. neither player has reached this stage before. allen knocked out two—time winner john higgins in his semi—final, having already beaten ronnie o'sullivan. wilson defeated world number three judd trump to make his first masters final. england

the single market, each scottish citizen up to 2300 pounds a year. how many jobs have to be lost and how much of a hit will it take before this prime minister recognizes the folly of leaving the single market? >> the honorable gentlemen asked me for economic analysis. i will give you economic analysis. gdp growth in scotland's, in the third quarter gdp in scotland grew by 4.2%. and the rest of the united kingdom it grew by 9.4%. and in scotland's, grew behind 4.6%. the risk in the united kingdom as a whole grew by 1.7%. my economic analysis 1.7% is higher than 1.6, better off than the conservative government. >> henry bellingham. >> will the prime minister look at the case of my late constituents, badly injured by a fleeing shoplifter, recently died from his injuries at the young age of 17. claims of the criminal injury project is delayed and the family fears it may lapse completely, will she join me in supporting this case and make it clear the rights of victims should always be at the heart of criminal policy. >> my honorable friend is right to put

on barnaby phillips on the scottish island of it's for sale should it belong to the local community or wealthy landowners. syrian warplanes have killed at least twenty people during an offensive on the rebel held province of the monitors said the jets targeted market at a hospital full of people who were injured in the strike it comes as russia is hosting a new round of talks and sochi the main syrian opposition group says it will boycott the negotiations stephanie deca reports from the town of kill us on the turkish syrian border. there's just been incoming from syria into turkey we were actually preparing for a live when we heard a whiz over our heads and we were dropped. and then we saw the smoke london around five hundred metres from our position when the police have now come to inspect the crater this is a reminder of course that this is an act of conflict and there are consequences for these border towns these border cities cholas has had rockets and shells land here before also the honey on the other side of the border the people that residents that we've spoken to here will tel

this expenditure and explains why it matters but you know the tory party is a coalition like the scottish nationalist party and there are different views and i certainly don't feel alone in expressing the views i. within the conservative party on this very important matter finally andrea mitchell do you think your case for sustaining that zero point seven percent of of national income devoted to international development do you think that would be sustained and win the day if they do because parliament will not allow even if the government wanted to parliament will not allow britain to step back from that commitment and both by that i have every confidence that the government will continue to stand by this is story commitment that is delivering so much around the world to britain's interest as well as to the interest of the people we're helping now and are just just one remaining thing from the well from the new year from coming on a state patient total to the quick gallic for the loving cup you know how to do this of course goes and there are some other less potent substance if you wish

scottish economy £4 billion, or £688 per person. million or £2263 per person. these figures relate specifically to the scottish economy, but they are very much intended to persuade people and politicians across the whole of the united kingdom that the uk could stay in the eu single market once we have left the european union itself. staying in the single market is the only option that makes sense. theresa may has been incredibly clearfrom the beginning that she believes the uk has to leave the single market. do you really think you would change your mind? i don't want to be facetious, who knows whether theresa may will even be prime minister by the time these negotiations conclude. the house of commons can, if it chooses to, decide not to allow theresa may to go down the road that in her narrow party political interest to go down. the uk government dispute the figures. anybody can make end of the world type predictions, but rather than focusing on the most negative scenario, we should be doing is working together to get the best pos

ifeel that's where he can trace its roots, his mother was scottish.nd for people living in britain and america there is a great deal of shared culture, there is an affection across the pond, it will be even more strength and come may when an american actress marries into the royal family. all these different stages are quite significant, perhaps with a capital p it's not, but there is still a recognition between both countries and their inhabitants that there is a more special relationship with america than some other countries. it does not go much further than we kind of speak the same language and we watch a lot of their telly and they love us in the crown. let's move on to a relationship with another country, russia. an extraordinary headline and story in the daily telegraph, russia ready to kill us by the thousands, this is the defence secretary. it's all about, thousands, this is the defence secretary. it's allabout, he thousands, this is the defence secretary. it's all about, he says, the possibility that russia could effectively hack into our e

she has commissioned some studies on the impact of different outcomes of brexit on the scottish economyhe intersection between brexit and the prospects for a second scottish independence referendum. she is talking about needing to see the shape of any deal, how the negotiations between brussels and britain conclude, so that we have an idea, she thinks, of the future relationship going forward, and only then does she think the time would be right to consider a future scottish referendum. based on what the prime minister has said, based on what the european commission is saying, around about the end of this year we should have some clarity about that future relationship. so between october and the end of the year, you will be able to tell us whether there is going to be a second independence referendum...? that is when i will be able to look at that and make a judgment about what i think the appropriate steps for scotland are and i will then report that to the people of scotland and the parliament of scotland. there is not really enough time for a second independence referendum if we are

i'm gonna be phillips on the scottish island of it's for sale should it belong to the local community or a wealthy man or. syrian warplanes have launched an offensive on the rebel held province of killing at least twenty people women and children are among the dead want to say the jets targeted a market and that a hospital treating people who were wounded in an earlier strike meanwhile russia is hosting a new round of talks in sochi aimed at ending the war the un is there but the main syrian opposition group says that it's boycotting the negotiations until president bashar assad's forces and the russian are lies stop the violence the kurds who control almost twenty percent of syrian territory also not attending there the focus of the turkish military operation in africa and in northern syria ankara says the kurdish fighters terrorists al jazeera stephanie decker reports now from the town of killis on the turkey syria border there's just been incoming from syria into turkey we were actually preparing for a live when we heard a whiz over our heads. and then we saw the smoke landing arou