the leader of the snp stephen flynn. rahhie _ leader of the snp stephen flynn.. rabbie burns once _ leader of the snp stephen flynn. rabbie burns once poignantly- leader of the snp stephen flynn. . rabbie burns once poignantly wrote that man's inhumanity to man it makes countless thousands more and it is with those words echoing in all of our hearts that we send our thoughts and prayers to all of those suffering in the middle east. the abhorrent terrorist attack by hamas on the jewish abhorrent terrorist attack by hamas on thejewish people in the israeli state was a crime against our common humanity and it must be condemned unequivocally. what more powerful response can we have than to seek to protect the shared innocence and the shared humanity of both israeli and palestinian civilians? and what that will require is a lot, it will require the defeat of hamas, it will require the defeat of hamas, it will require the defeat of hamas, it will require the safe return of all those hostages who have been taken, and it will require the opening of humanitarian corridor

. >> as stephen flynn. >> as stephen flynn. >> mr speaker, my ask for a ceasefire is done withvilians. but also to ensure that we have the safe creation of humanitarian corridors, humanitarian corridors, which will allow for food, for water, and for vital medicines to get into gaza , but also for innocent into gaza, but also for innocent civilians caught up in this terrible conflict , not to flee terrible conflict, not to flee in respect of those who wish to flee. can i ask the prime minister what early consideration, if any , his consideration, if any, his government has given to the creation of a refugee resettlement scheme akin to that previously put in place for syrian nationals and afghani nationals and of course, ukrainian nationals as well? >> mr speaker, i'm proud that we are already one of the most significant contributors to the united nations efforts to support palestinian refugees and our funding supports around 5.8 million refugees annually at and on monday we announced a significant increase in our funding of aid to the region, including to the un, to support refu

the snp leader stephen flynn also joined with the prime minister and the labour leader in condemninged for an immediate ceasefire.— immediate ceasefire. helen catt there. our top story this afternoon. claims and counter—claims surround the attack on a gaza hospital which hamas says killed hundreds of people. still to come, andrew malkinson, wrongly imprisoned for 17 years for a rape he didn't commit, tells us he may be waiting two years for his compensation. coming up on bbc news, can afghanistan cause another shock at the cricket world cup? they're currently taking on new zealand in chennai and are proving to be a tough test again, as england found out themselves last week. prices rose in september at the same rate as the month before. inflation remained at 6.7%, partly because of the cost of petrol and diesel — though prices forfood and non alcoholic drinks fell for the first time in two years. the stagnant inflation figure suggests the cost of living crisis continues — and it raises concerns that interest rates could stay higher for longer. here's our business correspondent ben ki

the words being used by stephen flynn this morning was that the party needs to reflect quickly on what'sll be really interesting to hear what those reflections are over the next few weeks and months. i think chatting to some people from the snp last night, they felt that their vote wasn't turning out, partly because it wasn't infused and partly because it wasn't infused and partly because it wasn't infused and partly because the weather here was absolutely terrible. they feel they can get their vote out in the way they did in 2019, in the general election. thank you, nick, for your thoughts. we are keeping an eye on that stage there because we are expecting sir keir starmer to deliver a speech there. we are expecting that in the next few minutes and we will be bringing that to you, live. nick was saying how the snp were feeling. let's get some live reactions from some snp mps. sir david lyndon, mp for glasgow east. we have heard what nick thinks but how are you feeling, david? quite tired, being the honest answer, having spent most of the night broadcasting. a massive congratulations to

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let's speak to the snp's leader at westminster, stephen flynn.nd a lot of inner turmoil in recent months as well. it is important to reflect and look internally at what has gone wrong and see what we can do better in the future to see if we can win the seat back at the next election. ., ., , ., . ., election. how are you reflecting on it? pretty early _ election. how are you reflecting on it? pretty early doors. _ election. how are you reflecting on it? pretty early doors. i _ election. how are you reflecting on it? pretty early doors. i have - election. how are you reflecting on it? pretty early doors. i have only. it? pretty early doors. i have only had a couple _ it? pretty early doors. i have only had a couple of _ it? pretty early doors. i have only had a couple of hours _ it? pretty early doors. i have only had a couple of hours sleep - it? pretty early doors. i have only had a couple of hours sleep since | had a couple of hours sleep since the result was announced a few hours ago. it would be remiss of me to do ago. it would be remiss of m

minister humza yousaf called for a ukraine style refugee scheme and the snp's house of commons leader stephen flynnled down on that demand earlier today at pmqs. let's have a watch . watch. >> i ask the prime minister what early consideration of any his government has given to the creation of a refugee resettlement scheme . resettlement scheme. >> mr speaker, i'm proud that we are already one of the most significant contributors to the united nations efforts to support palestinian refugees and our funding supports around 5.8 million refugees annually . yeah, million refugees annually. yeah, remarkable , isn't it? remarkable, isn't it? >> so tonight i am asking, are palestinian refugees, britons responsibility? let me know your thoughts . you can email me thoughts. you can email me gbviews@gbnews.com or tweet me at gb news. and while you're there, make sure you go to our poll and i'll bring you the results very, very shortly. so to debate this, i'm joined by human rights lawyer dr. shoaib khan and border control expert henry bolton . chaps, thank henry bolton. chaps, thank you very welcome to the fr

stephen flynn opened the snp conference in aberdeen this week a message his week with a message thatsame? >> so we're going to be joined now to answer this question by former msp brian former conservative msp brian monteith and former snp monteith and former glasgow snp councillor austin sheridan. good to see you again . to see you both again. gentlemen, let me start with you . brian, do the snp offer. change brian i don't know whether you can hear us. we're asking do the snp offer change for the scottish people ? i'm not for the scottish people? i'm not sure whether brian can hear us. austin if you can hear me then please do jump in with that answer to that question. go on. austin yeah , of course. austin yeah, of course. >> the snp are offering no change to the scottish people and so for example, our policies at the next westminster election will be or will be surrounding things around the two child cap and making sure we can push to aboush and making sure we can push to abolish the red clause and other things that we'll be looking at would be to respect scotland's democratic right

that's something that's a keir starmer mentioned a couple of times and then the snp leader stephen flynnfurther, calling for an immediate ceasefire , a calling immediate ceasefire, a calling as humza yousaf the first minister of scotland did yesterday for a rare refugee settlement scheme for people escaping from gaza . rishi sunak escaping from gaza. rishi sunak also stressing what the government are doing in terms of still trying to get humanitarian aid into gaza, still working on trying to get the hostages out and also the many british nationals. we have no idea on numbers, but humza yousaf in—laws included who are currently trapped inside gaza and would really very much like to come out and also stressing that the government stands with the jewish community here at and also saying hamas and the palestinian people are not the same thing , treading on same thing, treading on eggshells. of course , because eggshells. of course, because this is a ferociously difficult situation all around . situation all around. >> catherine, thank you very much. catherine force there. gb news corresponde

flynn, look at look on others. all right. what's going on with your huge and because of that, i'm huge. on the credit card deals. and stephen, i i like my citi double cash till and but something going on where people who use like miles and they want to fly is something messed up a credit cards. now. what it is, the airlines are going to congress and saying don't pass this act on financial. basically fairness of united states is trying to turn swiping fees, making lower. basically when you when i get our credit card rewards, i get 4% with my verizon credit card for restaurants and groceries. that means somebody is using a debit card isn't and that means the credit card companies are probably charging 2 to 3% swipes give rewards to me, but not to others. so in fairness, congress is trying to pass a bill to lower all swiping fees, even lower or introduce a third-party competitor that's cheaper than visa and mastercard. i hate it because i use rewards. but for the good of society, it would be a good lower the cost. but airlines are hated and they're they're pushing aggressively to a cat that killed because airline to get a lot