minister stand in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament well you know the prime minister can shake our heads but it's a matter of fact is a matter of reality show some respect to the whole thank. you can be and you can show you can you can talk about it being that i had that why was a scottish government not consulted just as to put all term woes before the prime minister away to cabinet is. mr speaker the phrase scotland would be forced to pay is far too high with lost jobs household income slashed and or any share is under strict no is the time to get realistic and put sensible options back on the table such as remaining in the single market mr speaker the only credible compromise for which the s.n.p. has consistently made the case for this deal is dead in the water it is no clear that that is not image or t. for this deal or in no deal the prime minister must go back to brussels and extend article fifty and tell brussels that we must remain in the single market and the customs union or anything else mr speaker will lead to economic cayle. ye

scottish parliament has affirmed that position why does the prime minister ignore the democratically express position of the scottish government here what has happened to the claim of a partnership of equals over the well why are the desires of scotland been ignored when we know that a definition settlement can be delivered why does the prime minister stand in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament. well you know the prime minister can shake our heads but it's a matter of fact to some out that of reality show some respect to the whole thank. you thank you thank you thank you thank you. you can be and you can.

minister stand in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament? well, you know, the prime minister can shake her head. but it's a matter of fact. it's a matter of reality. show some respect for the devolved institutions. >> hear, hear, hear, hear. >> you can shout and you can talk about it being dreadful. but why was the scottish government not consulted just as gibraltar was before the prime minister went to cabinet yesterday? mr. speaker, the price scotland would be forced to pay is far too high with lost jobs, household incomes slashed, and shares under threat. now is the time to get realistic and put sensible options back on the table. such as remaining in the single market. mr. speaker, the only credible compromise for which the s.n.p. has consistently made the case for, this deal is dead in the water. it is now clear that there is not a majority for this deal or a no deal. the prime minister must go back to brussels. and extend -- [inaudible] -- and tell brussels that we must remain in the single market and the customs union. anything else, mr. s

prime minister in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament? wellister went to cabinet yesterday? the price scotla nd cabinet yesterday? the price scotland would be forced to pay is far too high of lost jobs, scotland would be forced to pay is far too high of lostjobs, household income slashed and an nhs under threat. now was a time to get realistic and put sensible options back on the table, such as remaining in the single market. mr speaker, the only credible

prime minister in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament? well, you know, the prime minister can shake her head, but it is a matter of fact, reality. show some respect to the devolved institutions. the price... well, you can bray and shout and you can talk about it being dreadful, but why was the scottish government not consulted just as gibraltar waters, but now the prime minister went to cabinet yesterday? the price scotla nd cabinet yesterday? the price scotland would be forced to pay is far too high of lost jobs, scotland would be forced to pay is far too high of lostjobs, household income slashed and an nhs under threat. now was a time to get realistic and put sensible options back on the table, such as remaining in the single market. mr speaker, the only credible compromise, is the one the snp has consistently made the case for. this deal is dead in the case for. this deal is dead in the water. it has been clear that the water. it has been clear that the prime minister must go back to brussels and extend article with the, and tell brussels

demonstrations are also taking place at the scottish parliament in edinburgh, as well as in manchestertruction of the amazon rainforest in brazil has reached its highest level in a decade — driven by illegal logging and the planting of crops. satellite images show that 3,000 square miles of forest was cleared in the year tojuly — up nearly 1a % on the previous year. environmentalists say deforestation is one of the main causes of global warming. the headlines on bbc news. theresa may is set to head to brussels for talks today with top eu officials ahead of sunday's crucial summit to formally sign off the brexit deal. french police use water cannon and tear gas to disperse protesters gathering in central paris demanding a cut in the price of fuel. the white house has dismissed a government report that warns unchecked climate change will seriously damage the economy and effect human health and quality of life. and affect human health and quality of life. the national crime agency issues a warning to organised gangs involved in people smuggling across the english channel. i'll be speaking

demonstrations were also held at the scottish parliament in edinburgh, as well as in manchester, northt in brazil has reached its highest level in a decade, driven by illegal logging and the planting of crops. satellite images show that 3,000 square miles of forest was cleared in the year tojuly, up nearly 14% on the previous year. environmentalists say deforestation is one of the main causes of global warming. hundreds of people have attended the funeral of the well—known syrian radio host and activist, ryed farez, who was killed by gunmen in the rebel—held province of idlib. mr fares founded an independent radio station broadcasting from opposition—held areas. despite several assasination attempts, he refused to leave idlib and continued to defy both the government and militants. when fresh radio was ordered to remove its female presenters, he used software to disguise their voices. tributes to fares have been paid from across the world. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. we had rainy, dreary weather in the south of the uk today. that will hang around,

demonstrations are also taking place at the scottish parliament in edinburgh, as well as in manchesteras reached its highest level in a decade, driven by illegal logging and the planting of crops. satellite images show that 3,000 square miles of forest was cleared in the year tojuly — up nearly 14% on the previous year. environmentalists say deforestation is one of the main causes of global warming. the national crime agency has issued a warning to organised gangs which it says are behind a recent spike in illegal attempts to cross the english channel. this morning, the french authorities picked up five migrants from a small boatjust off the coast southwest of calais. on friday, eight iranians were brought ashore after their dinghy was spotted off the coast of kent. it brings the total number of suspected migrants to have reached the uk this month to 101. these men were found in a dinghy by a border force patrol boat in the channel yesterday. the eight men, who say they are iranian, were taken into custody and interviewed by immigration officers. the day before, 14 people were found in

demonstrations were also held at the scottish parliament in edinburgh, as well as, in manchester, north. his best known films include don't look now and the man who fell to earth, which starred david bowie. nick higham looks back at his life. i sent your food back to get it warm. julie christie and donald sutherland in nic roeg's masterpiece, don't look now. it was sumptuous and eerie. as in all his films, the images by turns hooked you, hypnotised you and unsettled you. he was a cameraman before becoming a director. here he is on the set of fahrenheit 451, starring julie christie and from the french director francsois truffaud. he was the director of photography on doctor zhivago, but fell out with the director david lean, who sacked him. his replacement won an oscar for work that was partly roeg's. this adaptation of far from the madding crowd was also all his own work, and also won awards. why don't you go to a hotel? his first film as director was performance starring mickjagger as a rock star and james fox is a gangster. it included graphic scenes of violence, sex and drug—taking.

well the crossed party group in the scottish parliament for st andrews the was just set up just a few weeks ago tomas m.s.p. is the convener and i am the secretary under him is a fairly simple first of all to get way to recognition of the scene under the holiday and secondly to promote the celebration of sin on tuesday and means trying to give the people of scotland opposite of all the people of scotland inclusively the opportunity to celebrate our national identity cultural diversity under membership of the international community. along parliamentary career at westminster holyrood one of the highlights was you have legislation to establish some time does the as a whole it is if you've managed to successfully rally the parliament behind that legislation why are you still campaigning for years later an interesting question well the legislation was eventually after a great deal of effort it was eventually passed unanimously on this no seen on dru's the bank holiday scotland act two thousand and seven sin and is the is no officially a bank quality but what does a bank holiday mean a per

well the course party group in the scottish parliament for st andrews the was just set up just a few weeks ago tomas or m.s.p. is the convener and i am the secretary under him is a fairly simple first of all to get way to recognition of the scene andras the holiday and secondly to promote the celebration of sin on tuesday and means trying to give the people of scotland open all the people of scotland inclusively the opportunity to celebrate our national identity cultural diversity under membership of the international community. along parliamentary career at westminster holyrood one of the highlights was you have legislation to establish sometimes the as a whole it is if you've managed to successfully rally the parliament behind that legislation why are you still campaigning for years later an interesting question well the legislation was eventually after a great deal of effort it was eventually passed unanimously on this no seen on dru's the bank already scotland act two thousand and seven sin and is the is no officially a bank quality but what does a bank holiday mean a person or a

well the crossed party group in the scottish parliament for st andrews the was just set up just a few weeks ago tomas m.s.p. is the convener and i am the secretary under him. fairly simple first of all to get way to recognition of the scene under the holiday and secondly to promote the celebration of sin on tuesday and means trying to give the people of scotland opposite of all the people of scotland inclusively the opportunity to celebrate our national identity cultural.