in the name of willie rennie, seeking to it amend. are we all agreed?greed, rennie, seeking to it amend. are we allagreed? we're not agreed, we will move to a vote and members can cast their votes now. in the name of willie rennie, the leader of the liberal democrats. there he is surveying the scene. first minister nicola sturgeon looking ahead to the main vote after this one. willie rennie's amendment says a second referendum on scottish independence would only compound the uncertainty of the economy. not dissimilar to some of the other amendments we have been considering in front of the scottish parliament today. there will be a vote on this and if the previous pattern is to be followed i think this may well be defeated. the result of the amendment in the name of willie rennie is yes 28, no 100. there were no abstentions, the amendment is therefore not agreed. the final question is in the name of nicola sturgeon, are we all agreed? we're not agreed, we will move to a vote and members can cast their votes now. this is the main vote. this is a motion in

nicola sturgeon said she agreed very strongly with what willie rennie had said.me on friday night at ”pm for a round—up of an extraordinary week here at westminster. for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. good morning. things looking pretty good over the next few days. the satellite sequence shows that we saw a fair bit of cloud across the south and that tended to melt away, but it's coming back in overnight and there's more cloud across the north as well. but in between, large areas with clear skies, which means temperatures will drop. a chilly start to the day for most places but with the clear skies overnight there should be a good deal of sunshine through the day today. temperature—wise this morning, starting off at around six or seven degrees underneath cloudy skies in cardiff and in london. northern england northwards, bottom end of single figures, particularly in more rural spots. i think we'll see a frost developing in parts of scotland and northern ireland. not so in the south—west. more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, six or seven degre

nicola sturgeon replied that she agreed very strongly with what willie rennie had said.n thursday thousands of people, including former us president bill clinton, attended the funeral in londonderry of martin mcguinness, the former ira commander who went on to become deputy first minister of the northern ireland assembly. political friends and foes had recalled his life at a special meeting at stormont the day before. martin mcguinness was an integral part of this institution since its inception in 1998. many members have sat in this chamber in that period but few have demonstrated the same level of commitment to this assembly. indeed, without martin mcguinness, it is questionable whether there would be an assembly. martin mcguinness was a political visionary. he played a key and enormous part in delivering fundamental change in this society and in transforming the relationships on this island and between these islands. he was a gifted political strategist, an orator, a thinker and an occasional angler, when he got the chance. he never sought to airbrush the past and nei