stephen flynn, thank you forjoining us. stephen i lied to parliament.it's serious. borisjohnson is not only a lawbreaker, but a liar. he is not fit for public office and he has disgraced himself and continues to act like a pound shop trump in the way he tries to discredit anybody who criticises his actions, when actually, a decent public servant would have done the honourable thing, would have had a little bit of humility, and would have apologised to the british public for what they put them through. he says he hasn't done anything wrong, that it is a witch hunt, that they have set out to get him from they have set out to get him from the beginning. what you make of that? i the beginning. what you make of that? 4' the beginning. what you make of that? ~ �* , ., ., ., the beginning. what you make of that? ~ �*, ., ., ., , , , that? i think it's a lot of rubbish. and he knows — that? i think it's a lot of rubbish. and he knows it. _ that? i think it's a lot of rubbish. and he knows it. and _ that? i think it's a lot of rubbish. and he knows it. and that'

stephen flynn took over as leader at westminster, which felt like a big moment as well.on of how do they get back to politics. how do they talk about the stuff they are really interested in. —— wrestling with the question. about how to move on with the independence campaign and do things with the powers they have in the scottish parliament, and correct what some see as some of the mistakes that were made about nicola sturgeon's government. and the hope they had, was that this police investigation was basically going to disappear into the background for a bit. that the police had spoken to peter murrell, the former chief executive, and colin beattie, the former party treasurer. they had both been questioned but released without charge. pending further investigations. but now that nicola sturgeon has been arrested, it will raise all those questions again about what has been going on in the party, about whether things were dealt with properly. let's all remember, it refers to funding for an independence campaign. a bit £600,000 or so that the police were looking into. there

mr card for stephen flynn? mr speaker— card for stephen flynn?the people of scotland. mr speeier— the people of scotland. mr speeier .— the people of scotland. mr speeier, peying— the people of scotland. mr speaker , paying half of their speaker, paying half of their energy bills, making sure that pensions rise, making sure that there's direct support for those who need it, with the cost of living and crucially, ensuring that we secure over 200,000 jobs by supporting scotland's north sea oil and gas industry, something opposed by his party. paul mccartney yes , good paul mccartney yes, good afternoon. speaker lincoln will ieneiii— afternoon. speaker lincoln will soon benefit from _ " speaker lincoln will soon benefit from £20 million wdrin— soon benefit from £20 million wdrin dr— soon benefit from £20 million worth of levelling up funding to deiiwer— worth of levelling up funding to deliver traffic— worth of levelling up funding to deliver traffic bridge over the reiiwey— deliver traffic bridge over the reiiweyid— deliver traffic bridge over the

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