people rsty— labour and the scottish people rsty oh— labour and the scottish people can rely riders who were born male from racing in elite female events uhtsr— racing in elite female events uhtsr a— racing in elite female events under a new transgender policy . under a new transgender policy. ths— under a new transgender policy. ths ruts— under a new transgender policy. ths ruts wtt— under a new transgender policy. the rule will be— under a new transgender policy. the rule will be implemented tatsr— the rule will be implemented tatsr thts— the rule will be implemented later this year— the rule will be implemented later this year and will see racthg— later this year and will see racthg spttt— later this year and will see racing split into— later this year and will see racing split into open and tsmats— racing split into open and female categories. the female catsgory— female categories. the female catsgory wtt— female categories. the female category will be— female categories. the female category will be for those whose sex was assigned— category will be for those whose sex w

as a force _ looking to scottish labour as a force as — looking to scottish labour as a forcere analysed as to what they - force as well. these results are analysed as to what they mean | force as well. these results are i analysed as to what they mean for the broader political picture. there is a question if labour went to win an overall political majority at a general election, what then? the liberal democrats on thursday across england, their leader this morning didn't rule out sharing power going into a coalition government, if that were to be a prospect after the next general election. that is perhaps a softer line on that particular issue then he has taken in the past. but, he said his party was squarely focused on unseating conservative mps. ~ . ., focused on unseating conservative mps. . . ., , ., , focused on unseating conservative mps. . ., , ., , ., mps. what we have shown is that the liberal democrats _ mps. what we have shown is that the liberal democrats can _ mps. what we have shown is that the liberal democrats can beat _ mps. what we have shown is that the lib

the scottish labour party— review. the scottish labour harry eeye— review. it is committed to improving the eervteee— is committed to improving the eervteee ee— is committed to improving the eervteee he a— is committed to improving the services as a new— is committed to improving the services as a new bill calling for services as a new bill calling her eerherthee— services as a new bill calling for companies to— services as a new bill calling for companies to follow a proper eeee— for companies to follow a proper eeee eh— for companies to follow a proper code of practise— for companies to follow a proper code of practise when removing uheete— code of practise when removing unsafe cladding— code of practise when removing unsafe cladding from buildings is unsafe cladding from buildings he the— unsafe cladding from buildings he the te— unsafe cladding from buildings he the te he— unsafe cladding from buildings is due to be tabled in parliament. - is due to be tabled in parliament. eight residents in one tower block— parliament. eight residents in one tower bloc

and anas sarwar— looking to scottish labour and anas sarwar as— looking to scottish labour andonestly think we could be sat _ vote didn't change. lara, i honestly think we could be sat here - vote didn't change. lara, i honestly think we could be sat here on - think we could be sat here on election— think we could he sat here on election night or the morning after, keir starmer could be on his way to downing _ keir starmer could be on his way to downing street and a new labour government and people would still say a _ government and people would still say a disappointing night for the conservatives but labour could have done better. come on! the conservatives but labour could have done better. come on!— done better. come on! the fact is our done better. come on! the fact is your share _ done better. come on! the fact is your share of _ done better. come on! the fact is your share of the _ done better. come on! the fact is your share of the vote _ done better. come on! the fact is your share of the vote didn't - done better. come on! the fact is| your share of the vote didn't sh

before 2015, labour had 41 seenisn— before 2015, labour had 41 scottish seats— before 2015, labour had- make it less likely that it would need to buy nationalist sateen— would need to buy nationalist sateen in— would need to buy nationalist sateen in a— would need to buy nationalist support in a hung parliament. eiiwia— support in a hung parliament. eiiwia wiey— support in a hung parliament. olivia utley is— support in a hung parliament. olivia utley is olivia utley is aide— olivia utley is olivia utley is aide ie— olivia utley is olivia utley is aide ie iein— olivia utley is olivia utley is able to join us— olivia utley is olivia utley is able to join us down the line. i hope— able to join us down the line. i neee eiiwia— able to join us down the line. i hope olivia labour— able to join us down the line. i hope olivia labour must be quite neeeiai— hope olivia labour must be quite neeeiai anew— hope olivia labour must be quite hopeful about what might happen at hopeful about what might happen a ne— hopeful about what might happen at we next— hopeful about what might happen at the next

the scottish labour review. the scottish labour party— review.so what they get— pensioner groups as well. so what they got up to, first of all what they got up to, first of ath ae— what they got up to, first of ath ath— what they got up to, first of all was all the— what they got up to, first of all was all the hard work. so it was included— all was all the hard work. so it was included resetting a path, digging— was included resetting a path, thgghng a— was included resetting a path, thgghng a ew— was included resetting a path, digging a new soak away sand ing and revarnishing_ digging a new soak away sand ing and revarnishing the front door, atthnt— and revarnishing the front door, adding planters— and revarnishing the front door, adding planters to the front of the hwhhthnt— adding planters to the front of the building and— adding planters to the front of the building and also adding a marat— the building and also adding a mwrat te— the building and also adding a mural to create,— the building and also adding a mural to create, and i quote, a

as a result of our investigation, the scottish labour leader anas sarwar today challenged scotland�*siew in a moment, but first the conversation i had in edinburgh with the four women that interview in a moment, but first the conversation i had in edinburgh with the four women at the heart of the story, who have come together as whistle—blowers to campaign for change. so, i had been in the police for about eight years when i decided to join the firearms unit. it was a huge challenge for any police officer, not just for a woman. but yeah, ijoined there. was it enjoyable? it was great, the training was amazing. the people i work with, they felt like family. it was a really great environment, initially. but the longer i was there, i started to see some horrific behaviour from my senior officer. and it went on for quite a while and injanuary 2018, i got an e—mailfrom him. it was just the line, the final crossing of the line. it was an e—mail that basically said that female officers shouldn�*t be working together because of our physical capabilities and to balance out testosterone. i put i

the annual victory day parade in moscow tomorrow. 0n the panel tonight — former leader of the scottish labourven days of testimony, including three from carroll herself. very shortly they will be sent out to consider ms carroll's account of the alleged assault, which is said to have taken place in the dressing room of a new york department store in 1996. mr trump has waived his right to testify at the trial and opted not to present a defence. live now to our correspondent nada tawfik who is in new york. what nada tawfik who is in new york. have we heard so have what have we heard so far? well, we have now wrapped — what have we heard so far? well, we have now wrapped the _ what have we heard so far? well, we have now wrapped the day _ what have we heard so far? well, we have now wrapped the day hearing i what have we heard so far? well, wel have now wrapped the day hearing the closing remarks from both sides, along with the rebuttal from the lawyers. you have very different accounts, obviously. the lawyer saying that she was credible, compelling and brave to take the stand. that she gave the

scottish government has repeatedly raised it. i have had a debate on it and my smp colleagues have raised it over and over again. labourral immigration proposal, one welcomed by one of the home office's predecessors, the right honourable member for bromsgrove, predecessors, the right honourable memberfor bromsgrove, so predecessors, the right honourable member for bromsgrove, so why won't the uk government not engaged the scottish government on this important issue, given that the scottish cabinet has no powers in this area? we scottish cabinet has no powers in this area? ~ , , ., , ., this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better— this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served _ this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served by - this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served by a - this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served by a single| the uk is better served by a single national immigration service and there is no material difference between unemployment or economic and activity rates in scotland versus the united kingdom. the first port of call for vac

the scottish labour party says memen— scottish labour party says mental health _ scottish labour party princess diana . she definitely had indian diana. she definitely had indian antecedents through the spencer family . lord frederick windsor, family. lord frederick windsor, who is the son of prince and princess michael of kent. he's married to an absolutely charming and beautiful jewish actress called sophie. meghan markle is mixed race. i believe she's still part of the royal family. i haven't heard any reviews to come, though. didn't she? i haven't heard any . well, she? i haven't heard any. well, i don't think she's actually left. i think she rather likes being a princess, does she not? lord snowdon and he had jewish eneeewn— lord snowdon and he had jewish ancestry through— lord snowdon and he had jewish ancestry through his mother. me— ancestry through his mother. the family— ancestry through his mother. the femlw ef— ancestry through his mother. the family of kate— ancestry through his mother. the family of kate middleton, the princess of wales. she has some very interesting char

labour? you can do it in scottish parliament _ labour? ars?— paying tax for 30 years? let's talk about housing. _ paying tax for 30 years? let's talk about housing. we _ paying tax for 30 years? let's talk about housing. we talked - paying tax for 30 years? let's talk about housing. we talked about . paying tax for 30 years? let's talk about housing. we talked about it| paying tax for 30 years? let's talk l about housing. we talked about it in the first part of the programme, but it is worth looking at again because it is worth looking at again because it is worth looking at again because it is becoming a very big political issue. particularly since keir starmer, labour leader, said he would consider allowing councils to build on the green belt. brute build on the green belt. we discussed _ build on the green belt. we discussed is _ build on the green belt. we discussed is the last time i was in. i discussed is the last time i was in. i am _ discussed is the last time i was in. lam repeating _ discussed is the last time i was in. i am repe

leader— campaign with the scottish labour leader anas sarwar. watt.— labour leader anas sarwarhat support and for more money to be raised . hethttety— and for more money to be raised . hethttety — and for more money to be raised . definitely it's— and for more money to be raised . definitely c 2c t“ cctcg . definitely it's definitely when we think of hiv and we think of aids, guys , it's one of think of aids, guys, it's one of the world's biggest killers. even though there's been so much research that has been done over the years , there's still a long the years, there's still a long way to go . and, you know, you way to go. and, you know, you find that celebrities are the few people that have got the money these causes . money to support these causes. and also can promote the and also they can promote the message to a wider audience as well. and i mean , it's such a well. and i mean, it's such a worthwhtte— well. and i mean, it's such a worthwhile cause— well. and i mean, it's such a worthwhile cause ,- and i mean, it's such a worthwhile cause , as you say, worthwhile cause, a

and anas sarwar, leader of scottish labour, he has consistently all the way back, you while nicola sturgeon deal for junior doctors. he will certainly have to sell it that way . but, you know, it that way. but, you know, 23.5% is certainly a big ask in today's, you know, post a you know , money issues world for know, money issues world for everybody across the united kingdom. and indeed, the world at the minute because of the war in ukraine. so it'll be interesting to hear the discourse over this over the next few days. but certainly michael matheson at least showing hand that, you know, showing the hand that, you know, he's willing to work , unlike he's willing to work, unlike for, you know, the teacher strikes that we saw at the start of this year, there was quite a lot of silence from the then education sector , shirley—anne education sector, shirley—anne somerville and at least now there's a dialogue going. i think a lot has been learned from period a lack of from that period where a lack of discussion, a lack of kind of moving from either side and doesn't end well for anybody . doesn't

someone from labour, someone from the conservative party and someone from the scottish national partyvid rules, calling the claims "another politically motivated stitch up". the cabinet office referred mrjohnson to the police, after reviewing documents about events at downing street and chequers. family court transcripts show how a council's plan for returning a baby to his parents was overruled, weeks before he was murdered by them. finley boden was killed by stephen boden and shannon marsden at their home in derbyshire on christmas day in 2020. a woman hit by a police motorbike escorting the duchess of edinburgh has died. the crash took place in earl's court in west london earlier this month. the family of helen holland, who was 81, said she had suffered "irreversible damage to her brain". now the sport with katie smith. valencia will appeal against their five—game partial stadium closure and a £39,000 fine following the racist abuse aimed at real madrid forward viniciusjunior. they've called the sanctions unfair and disproportionate. sunday's match was briefly halted after vincius

the scottish labour party says mental health is low on the government's priority list, but the governmenteen talking about the eeneen — it. we've been talking about the eeneen _ttt— it. we've been talking about the concert.-did-make- it. we've been talking about the concert. did make of concert. what did you make of it? concert. what did you make of tte-etnte— concert. what did you make of it?-strike the— concert. what did you make of it?-strike the right- concert. what did you make of it? strike the right note it? did it strike the right note 7 it? did it strike the right note e owetett— it? did it strike the right note e owetett .— it? did it strike the right note e owetett. t— it? did it strike the right note ? overall , i think- it? did it strike the right note ? overall , i think it's- ? overall, i think it's definitely struck the right note in every sense. i mean , last in every sense. i mean, last ntgtt— in every sense. i mean, last ntgnt, wen— in every sense. i mean, last night, you could— in every sense. i mean, last night, you could see- " ”g i mean, last night, you could see pr

scottish people not the priorities of their party. >> the only thing more diluted than the defense of brexit was the labour party support of it. just today, the fourth largest carmen effexor said that brexit was, and again i quote, a threat to our export business and the sustainability of our u.k. manufacturing options. even nigel frost can admit brexit has failed. so mr. speaker, canty? -- why can't he? >> i would say, honorable lady one of the best ways of getting , behind industry in this country is get behind the trade deals we're striving with many countries around the world which they have singularly failed to oppose. i see last week the smp promised to build a new scotland i don't know whether she's aware but the s p have been in power for 13 years . they should stop their focus on independence and focus on the priorities of the scottish people. estimate me. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituency has a problem with travelers. my constituency has a problem with travelers pitching on private land and common land and causing a nuisance. currently on park gate industrial estate. either the police don't have sufficient p

that is the that is the proposal that is currently the case in scottish parliamentary elections. but the laboure decisions on their beneii. — actually make decisions on their own behalf. of— actually make decisions on their own behalf. of course, they're counter—argued— own behalf. of course, they're counter—argued to that is that bnere— counter—argued to that is that bnere e— counter—argued to that is that there are many— counter—argued to that is that there are many people who are rernebe— there are many people who are bernebe eiber— there are many people who are perhaps older who might not be the perhaps older who might not be be neeb— perhaps older who might not be the most adroit— perhaps older who might not be the most adroit of— perhaps older who might not be the most adroit of the nation in the most adroit of the nation in be erneb— the most adroit of the nation in the armed forces— the most adroit of the nation in the armed forces at that. well, the armed forces at that. well, the interesting— the armed forces at that. well, the interesting point here is be— the interesting point here

scottish people have consistently voted for. the previous caller had an excellent point about the arrogant streak about labour saying who they willwe cannot go into— profoundly on that point. we cannot go into any— profoundly on that point. we cannot go into any kind of agreement with the snp _ go into any kind of agreement with the snp on that basis. you go into any kind of agreement with the snp on that basis.— go into any kind of agreement with the snp on that basis. you will keep borders with — the snp on that basis. you will keep borders with europe _ the snp on that basis. you will keep borders with europe and _ borders with europe and your fundamental difference with the snp is greater than any difference with the conservatives, you would like them back in. we the conservatives, you would like them back in.— them back in. we fundamentally disa . ree them back in. we fundamentally disagree with — them back in. we fundamentally disagree with this, _ them back in. we fundamentally disagree with this, there - them back in. we fundamentally disagree with this, there should | them back in. we fundamentally . disagree with this,

scottish national party. what could that mean in particularfor a labour revival north of the border?terday? the conservative argument is the blame for what happened to them yesterday should be pinned on borisjohnson and liz them yesterday should be pinned on boris johnson and liz truss them yesterday should be pinned on borisjohnson and liz truss and being in government for a long time rather than rishi sunak, but the responsibility ultimately does lie on rishi sunak“s desk because he a prime minister. as far as labour are concerned, they say they think about what they are doing is evidence that they are heading in the right direction. the curiosity with labour is that, and both of these things are true, labour are in a position right now that they couldn't have dreamt of just right now that they couldn't have dreamt ofjust a couple of years ago given their thrashing of a general election back in 2019. their worst performance since 1935. and yet, you can also say that the mountain that they have to climb still to win a general election is absolutely huge. they make the argument the n

realise just how popular the eco message is up in scotland and labour's see their path to power back to number 10 exactly as via scottishicularly not so much about the heating,— change, particularly not so much about the heating, but about the sateen— about the heating, but about the sudden enange— about the heating, but about the sudden change in— about the heating, but about the sudden change in the climate nnere— sudden change in the climate nnere yan— sudden change in the climate nnere yan get— sudden change in the climate where you get these incredible ttaats— where you get these incredible ttaats ant— where you get these incredible floods and people are beginning to floods and people are beginning ta reattse— floods and people are beginning ta reattse .— floods and people are beginning to realise , wait— floods and people are beginning to realise , wait a— floods and people are beginning to realise , wait a moment, this to realise, wait a moment, this art— to realise, wait a moment, this art nat— to realise, wait a moment, this art nat magen— to realise, wait a moment, this did not happen. like this aerate.— did n

realise just how popular the eco message is up in scotland and labour's see their path to power back to number 10 exactly as via scottishicularly not so much about the heating,— change, particularly not so much about the heating, but about the sateen— about the heating, but about the sudden enange— about the heating, but about the sudden change in— about the heating, but about the sudden change in the climate nnere— sudden change in the climate nnere yan— sudden change in the climate nnere yan get— sudden change in the climate where you get these incredible ttaats— where you get these incredible ttaats ant— where you get these incredible floods and people are beginning to floods and people are beginning ta reattse— floods and people are beginning ta reattse .— floods and people are beginning to realise , wait— floods and people are beginning to realise , wait a— floods and people are beginning to realise , wait a moment, this to realise, wait a moment, this art— to realise, wait a moment, this art nat— to realise, wait a moment, this art nat magen— to realise, wait a moment, this did not happen. like this aerate.— did n

scottish parliamentary and saahshh— scottish parliamentary and council elections as and the hahaar— council elections as and the hahaar harhy— council elections as and the labours everything is mayhe— 25. it seems everything is moving-other- 25. it seems everything is moving other direction. moving in the other direction. hhah— moving in the other direction. aharh hash — moving in the other direction. hhah hash hhe— moving in the other direction. apart from the voting age, which aaes— apart from the voting age, which aaes-eyehraw— apart from the voting age, which aaes-eyehraw .- apart from the voting age, which does-eyebrow , are- apart from the voting age, which does eyebrow , are you does raise an eyebrow, are you saying— does raise an eyebrow, are you sayha hhah— does raise an eyebrow, are you sayha hhah aar— does raise an eyebrow, are you saying that our politicians saahh— saying that our politicians might-picking- saying that our politicians might picking choosing might be picking and choosing wheh— might be picking and choosing. when—hasea when you become an adult based on when you become an adult based ah whah-s— when you become an adult based on what's

difference the scottish difference between the scottish national party and the liberal democrats. what democrats. okay so what would between yeah, yeah, between labour, for ex onele, a bare majority where we are from. then if, for ex one for a bare majority where we are from. then if, for ex one for a a bare majority where we are from. then if, for ex one for a lib a bare majority where we are from. then if, for ex one for a lib dem'e majority where we are from. then if, for ex one for a lib dem labour rity of one for a lib dem labour eerehemem— of one for a lib dem labour arrangement, that's an entirely ehherem— arrangement, that's an entirely different-from - different situation from a met-emr— different situation from a meierhr er— different situation from a majority of 150. and it also mrehr— majority of 150. and it also mrehr he— majority of 150. and it also mrehr he rhe— majority of 150. and it also might be the case, of course, mer— might be the case, of course, that there'll— might be the case, of course, that there'll be _ might be the case, of course, that there'll be a— might be the case, of course, that there'll be a majority of conserva

also be targeting seats against the scottish national party where think we can win party where we think we can win in scotland against the in scotland and against the labourre's lots more coming up on taaay-s sbaw .— there's lots more coming up on today's show . festival season is today's show. festival season is bsas— today's show. festival season is bsas-witb— today's show. festival season is here,-with rising _ today's show. festival season is here, with rising costs, not here, but with rising costs, not swsaasty— here, but with rising costs, not everyone can afford to fork out on everyone can afford to fork out at tiststs— everyone can afford to fork out at tiststs .— everyone can afford to fork out on tickets . we'll— everyone can afford to fork out on tickets . we'll be hearing on tickets. we'll be hearing iiatt— on tickets. we'll be hearing from glastonbury budget goers abaat— from glastonbury budget goers abawt tasia— from glastonbury budget goers about their alternative festival sbsisss — about their alternative festival experience. all— about their alternative festival experience. all of that after tbsss— experience. all of that after these mess