and a darker side to the yousef ideology, too . and i yousef ideology, too.t just mean the republican bid to overthrow the monarchy of scotland david does achieve separatism . republican, i separatism. republican, i believe that we should be citizens first, not subjects we keep the monarchy for a period of time. then i'd hope scotland an independent scotland, then moved to be a public in the future. i'm actually talking future. now i'm actually talking about is so quick about the way yousef is so quick to sign up to divisive social causes backed up by his people , causes backed up by his people, including demanding all must prove they are anti while spreading discredited blm critical theory propaganda like this in the scottish parliament or senior positions in scotland are felt almost exclusive only by those who are white. take my portfolio alone . the lord portfolio alone. the lord president, white the lord justice clark white. every high court judge white, the lord advocate white. the solicitor general white. the chief constable white. every deputy chief co

and a darker side to the yousef ideology, too . and i yousef ideology, too.t just mean the republican bid to overthrow the monarchy of scotland david does achieve separatism . republican, i separatism. republican, i believe that we should be citizens first, not subjects we keep the monarchy for a period of time. then i'd hope scotland an independent scotland, then moved to be a public in the future. now i'm actually talking about yousef is so quick about the way yousef is so quick to up divisive social to sign up to divisive social causes backed up by his people , causes backed up by his people, including demanding all must prove they are anti while spreading discredited blm critical theory propaganda like this in the scottish parliament or senior positions in scotland are felt almost exclusive only by those who are white. take my portfolio alone . the lord portfolio alone. the lord president, white the lord justice clark white. every high court judge white, the lord advocate white. the solicitor general white. the chief constable white. every deputy chief co

francine: we were just hearing from yousef that the saudi national bank chairman has resigned. why did it take this long? tom: hardly a surprise. saudi people are pointing fingers at him and he has to be more careful to make of those blunt comments. not a surprise but i suspect you will see personnel movements across the world of finance after credit suisse. tom: thank you tom metcalf for getting us up to pace. silicon valley bank has been sold to first citizens bank with all its deposits and loans taken over. that is after the san francisco bay splendor was seized by regulators following that run on the bank. it has impacted deposits for small bank across u.s.. for the details and insight let's bring in valerie tytel. what is the latest from the feds deposit data? what does it tell us? >> we got this data laid on friday night showing that small banks in the u.s. lost 2% of their total deposit base. the week of silicon valley bank's collapse, it goes without saying this deposit light and the extent to which it continues is the major worry for u.s. regional banks as this banking

and from alexandria, virginia, we are joined by yousef munayyer.e is a palestinian american analyst and is the senior nonresident fellow at arab center washington, d.c. we welcome you both to democracy now! let's again by talking about exactly what is happening now in the streets. yousef munayyer, these are mass protests, unprecedented in the history of the state of israel. they are protesting the overhaul and weakening of israel's judiciary. they are not talking about the palestinian-israeli conflict as palestinians continue to be killed on the west bank. if you can talk from your perspective overall what is happening. >> thank you for having me. you are absolutely right. the protesters in the streets are focused on what they see as a threat to them and not really a threat to palestinians by these legislative reforms, which aim to further weaken the court system in israel. it is important to point out this is a process that did not start with this government and the court system in israel has been weaken for some time. but with this government, re

yousef: coming off the back of a strong set of earnings that beat expectations from analysts, you takementum into the end of the year. what are your expectations for credit growth and how will you manage the difficult rates environment globally? mr. al khudairy: it is unfortunate that the globe has to move to some degree in unison when it comes to interest rates, because money is fungible and it is an open economy. the u.s. has an inflation problem to deal with, and these increases in interest rates, for sure they caused a drag on the ability to grow faster. so this is a high-speed, high-growth economy. would we have grown faster had interest rates varied 2% instead of 5%? yes. but even with a 5% or 6% interest rate environment which we all predict, we will still continue to grow. there are pockets where affordability becomes an issue, we see a decline in some of the mortgage business, for obvious reasons. but in general, i think, yeah we could have done probably 1% or 2% more growth in the economy. because of higher interest rates, that drags it down. but we will still be seeing great

yousef salami of seda and radio news agency and don't be tired . the side of relations with iran, now the uae it warms its relations with iran in the winter when we are spending the last days of its life, several events have brought iran's foreign policy to the headlines of the media, for example, the inability of the united states and three european countries that are members of the jcpoa because iran issued a resolution in the board of governors of the international atomic energy agency. the united states, spain, germany and france are considering creating a media environment against iran, considering the international atomic energy agency's report on the death of the islamic republic. finally , the resolution will not be issued. and the president should say this clearly. minister anthony blinken said that we believe in diplomacy as the best way to deal with iran's growing nuclear program. i have no evidence that iran has resumed its weapons program. in order to resume consensual relations without the knowledge and involvement of cities outside t

yousef timuri and iman qaziazi are the special presenters of the program. and the country's cultural and artistic prides, this program is broadcast on thursdays at 15:00 on farhang radio. you, the listeners of the art nameh program from art nameh , the program for those interested in art nameh. what music, music, art, painting, dubbing, and introduce in any field. my goal in the art name program is to create a companionship for its audience , that is, the general public and cultural elites. this program honors the veteran artists of decoration, it is the turn of the veteran announcer. dear friend of my spring journey , you know that you are such a person in our country that they say spring is welcome. i have advice for young announcers. one of the special human languages ​​is the fusion and continuity of this language. the most important thing to do you must know the announcer and talking about the visual arts of painting and drawing is one of the other parts of this program. my intention and my opinion was that now, while naming it hafez's fortune telling , we are trying to instill

yousef moradi, director general of the office of education and people's partnerships of the natural resources and watershed management organization . you and the dear viewers of the program i am at your service. please, the answer is capital in the role of a man in the implementation of the plan to plant one billion trees in the country . social, which is the cost of the plan and is provided by the mining, petrochemical, and other industries, and what about the issue of tree planting and maintenance, which is done by various people's groups, education through education, or through jihadi groups or institutions, such as the military institutions that you barracks and these are done inter and based on the work of the people of this project and of course we in order to make this operational, signed various and numerous memorandums of understanding with the educational institutions of ahmed naz, such as education and training, or even the radio and television itself, and governing bodies such as the ministry of interior through the organization of village assistants and municipalities for 40 a th

yousef timuri , will perform the hero program. after that, they will perform a program in the field of sports. and physical fitness our good young people from all parts of the country will compete with each other in this competition. it will be an attractive and exciting atmosphere, god willing. it will be pleasant, especially for the youth who are the main audience of channel 3. ms. beshineh mehr rooz, god willing, it will be broadcast. the new hero, god willing, i want friends now. it is continuing, my friends, i am broadcasting on channel 3, a space, in fact, it is focused on the field of sports, physical fitness , and there will be very good and hearty competition and dear young people in this field, we are in this report , a video program was broadcast, a short news program for the next gathering from the good experience that hangs in the program you must have had all the dear viewers of hazrat ali, who was well focused on the issue of religious rituals in all parts of the country , which was held in the presence of dear wors

yousef salami of sed and broadcasting news agency will double the flow of life in the era of knowledge-basedy and the beginning of manpower. gift on innovation and scientists in alignment jahani has used its power to revolutionize iran's battery industry by producing quality products and provide a chain of unique services to the countrymen. sepahan battery energy for ios opens the city of carpets and the city of home appliances, this time in isfahan. esfahan, imam khomeini st., corner of mino st. hello, it's a bazaar, an online bazaar , we can search and check the product you want anywhere in iran, and you can ask the exhibitors for the product you want, and we will make them famous, and wherever you are, i will send you the address of the pot. elena, look and ask let's buy shoes on the last friday, where should we go to my mom's house, this is the city of household appliances, the city of carpets, we have several saturdays from monday to friday , because there is little use on fridays, so you can use this offer to visit on saturdays for an easier shopping experience. by thursday, it will be

yousef salami, sed and sima news agency. thousand square meters and in 7 floors, the construction planthis 160-bed hospital, which was started in 2013 on a land with an area of ​​17,800 square meters in district 3 of tehran , did not make significant progress until 1997, and its construction started in 1400. was taken and at the same time 70 and 80 construction and development projects of the social security organization were put into operation in 23 provinces of the country . the ceo of the social security organization said that in addition to the 100-bed hedayat hospital in tehran, there is a 64-bed hospital in langrood next to the sari diwandera clinics in bandargaz . gorgan and mehr city of the province fars has added 256 public beds and 64 special beds to the treatment capacity of the social security organization. today, with the help of almighty god and the efforts of our colleagues in the technical and engineering departments and other related departments, we witnessed the opening of 78 of among other things, the start of operations for the exploitation and development of hospit

tom: let us pause for yousef who just plain and simple crowbar to it out of him.t it was interesting. i would also note finally the buyers have shown up on credit suisse. ever so slightly, a lift from 1.72 to 1.78. jonathan: you have to river, there are people waking up this morning who have not seen -- have to remember, there are people waking up this morning who have not seen this and are saying, you think 1.78 is good? saudi arabia currently owns one point 88%. -- 9.88%. they do not own 10% but soon, they will. if you look at how this is spilling across the bond market, we price the fed even more with 20 basis is on the two-year, 4.04%. i can bring up the german curve. quickly, down about two basis points. the two-year in germany is at a time when some people think, the ecb goes two basis points tomorrow? 50, really? every single eurozone bank on the ex ex 70 is down. the euro stocks a bank exit. lisa a: this is raising a road conundrum for central bankers because clearly, shareholders believe there is some financial issues that go deeper than one bank and one

yousef salami of sed and sima news agency is at five in the morning tehran time, and the honorable viewersd this news section that the head of the judiciary is happy to confront all sides. it is necessary to deal with economic corruption, but we should also neglect the fight against social and cultural corruption .

about an hour to answer people's questions in yousef salami of sada and sima news agency, the transmission of the power line between iran and pakistan has been completed. on the sidelines of the meeting with the minister of energy of pakistan, mehrabian said that this transmission line was designed and built in less than a year, and the electricity exchange between the two countries was completed. it will increase the country by 200 megawatts per year currently, it is about 60 megawatts, the operation was designed and implemented in less than a year, thanks to hamdallah, and during the measures taken in recent days, the growth of the line has been tested and tested, and the risk and electrification today, in today's meeting, regarding the way of electricity trading and difference exchanges. between iran and pakistan, mr. minister, we had good negotiations, technical and commercial negotiations, we hope that we can reach a final agreement during this trip. at the end of the year, the country's director of education announced this and said that four people from the injured are hospitalized i

yousef both had a smile on their face and a few minutes before their martyrdom , i met them and said goodbye. martyr yusuf's mother said goodbye to her son . a few seconds after they were assassinated , we met them . that he was injured in past battles they were present next to the grave, unlike the previous series of operations of the occupying regime, nothing was done outside the southern camp and no house was attacked, therefore the resistance forces thought that now is not the time for conflict. in the culture of the resistance forces, political affiliation is not important . the value lies in taking up arms against the enemy. on the 9th anniversary of the annexation of crimea to russia, the president of russia visited this peninsula. mateen in crimea visited an art school with a children's center. 2014, the people of crimea a majority referendum president of ukraine zelenskiy has been calling for russia's withdrawal from the peninsula since last year and at the same time as the start of the war in ukraine. europe is a garden and the world outside of europe is a forest. the forme

yousef salami , khodaqut news agency, and don't be tired. i am with the head of the executive staff of the order of the imam, hello, mr. doctor, you are very welcome. it has been reported in the news that the barkat comprehensive cancer diagnosis and treatment center, which was opened today for the first time in west asia , used some advanced devices in the treatment of cancer . please use the latest technologies. that in this context in this hospital, let us understand, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, the service of your excellency to the dear viewers. greetings, the comprehensive cancer treatment center, the blessing of the complex, which was an undeniable necessity for the country , started its activities three years ago by the order of the imam, with the allocation of about one thousand billion tomans of resources. riyals and about 35 million euros of foreign exchange resources managed to launch this complex. the main problem that existed in the country was that the treatment of cancer required advanced equipm

. >> i have a very good relationship with use of -- with yousef.e always on the phone together. when i go back to iraq he's always spoiling me. he does not let me do anything. he's taking good care of me. if i'm trying to do something with my feet he will just say no daddy, i will do that for you. he likes my driving. i try to live independent. i do many things like drive with my feet. i can use of phone. i can also hug him with my feet. it is ok with that. i mean, i just want to make a good future for my son. maybe i can create my own charity one day and help people who are in my situation. i have been through very difficult times, especially after the injury. i have to deal with it without parents and arms. it was difficult in the beginning but i have seen many people with injuries much worse than mine. i always think god -- thank god for what i have. i think of the positive things. david: it's one of the most common food allergies in the world, peanuts. researchers have concluded that instead of avoiding them parents would be better advised to i

yes useless yousef is their man. that continuation of that idea that my enemies enemy is my friend . i my enemies enemy is my friend. i think the instinctively that humza yousaf will continue take the same stances as nicola sturgeon and therefore will be an opponent to all of those political ideologies and ideas that the mainstream media are opposed to instinctively and that continuity candidate in the form of humza yousaf is what they will want. yeah, it would be. i think a lot of scots would be. i think a lot of scots would be much more interested. hear from kate forbes because she she absolutely across her own absolutely comes across her own person . she comes across as person. she comes across as having a very defined set of morals she's got you know, she's got traditional ideas about a lot of things. she's a devout christian now . it means that, christian now. it means that, you know, whatever, whether you're former against that, you know , you have a sense of what know, you have a sense of what kate forbes is.

yes useless yousef is their man.it's that continuation of that idea that my enemies enemy is my friend . i my enemies enemy is my friend. i think the instinctively that humza yousaf will continue take the same stances as nicola sturgeon and therefore will be an opponent to all of those political ideologies and ideas that the mainstream media are opposed to instinctively and that continuity candidate in the form of humza yousaf is what they will want. yeah, it would be. i think a lot of scots would be. i think a lot of scots would be much more interested. hear from kate forbes because she she absolutely across her own absolutely comes across her own person . she comes across as person. she comes across as having a very defined set of morals she's got you know, she's got traditional ideas about a lot of things. she's a devout christian now . it means that, christian now. it means that, you know, whatever, whether you're former against that, you know , you have a sense of what know, you have a sense of what kate forbes

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yousef salami, sda news agency, and don't be tired. daneshbanyan company presented its products at the international exhibition in istanbul, turkey. this exhibition was an opportunity for iranian companies to contract with applicants from different cities of the world, six industry booths . the knowledge base of the islamic republic of iran is the first time among the eurasian countries that iran has two pavilions at the same time in the first medical equipment exhibition, which is the third edition of the 7th edition, with about 16 companies. the companies are also knowledge based, and they are hitech, the second truck exhibition. darim is the 16th oil and gas exhibition held in istanbul . 23 companies are present. in the medical equipment booth, products with advanced credit rating are on display. the export contract is advanced , very special for cancer patients who actually take the pelvis, we are the only manufacturer that produced this special for these patients. the hospital electroshock, which is produced for all the people of

and for you, that's not hamza yousef?art of the old regime. he's not the only one concerned about the direction of travel. some members claim the party hierarchy is biased against kate forbes and ash regan. this is the most important leadership in scottish national party history, arguably. so we've got to get it right. as albert camus said, freedom is nothing but a chance to do better. and i fundamentally believe that's true in our case. do you think this is a fair contest? 100% not. we are not sheep in the snp membership. we know what we're doing. we've trod the path of scotland for 40 or 50 years in our cause. so to be told or almost forced fed when one member or one candidate is completely and utterly misplaced in my view. the snp is a team. so does this scottish government minister think that is fair? i don't think that is fair. in fact, i was reflecting the other day that and certainly my experience is that the can hardly be a member who at some point over the last 10—15 years hasn't been at an event where humza has

yousef salami of sed and sima news agency captures the votes of the parliamentarians in the first step of the parliamentarians ' approvals in the open floor of the parliament on a trial basis and volunteers from march 21, 1401 in the information base of the iran les shura website. islamic loading the operation of this system has been carried out following the written request of the representatives to the presidium of the islamic council, malik shariati, the representative of the people of tehran , gradually, more representatives' votes will be added to this system, and after the promulgation of the transparency law of the three powers, it will officially operate . the parliament used to write their vote on paper, which is not to show their agreement and dissent, and they sat until electronic voting facilities were added to record opinions, while iran's legislation has been more than 100 years old , and slowly became a hot demand among public opinion. the transparency of the content with which the people wanted to see the votes of their representatives in the parliament is also transpar

yousef, the japanese defender , opened his goal by mistake .ring 54 goals in 6 matches and recording an average of nine goals per game in the years 2013 and 2017, the national beach soccer team of our country could not win the first title of this competition from the japanese, who finished as the runners-up of this period. since ancient times , being the most proud champion of the competition and defeating the team this year's final, sharing this title with iran, we had a very difficult game . at the end of the tournament, seyyed mehdi mir jalili, who kept a clean sheet , was the best goalkeeper, and muslim mesigher, the captain of the national team, was named the best player. he worked hard for four years, not for a moment in the ranking match, the same 42 defeated the uae. iran's water polo also advanced to the final match of the asian championship for the first time . in the semi-finals of the 10th round of the competition, which was hosted by singapore, our country's team defeated 29 thailand and made it to the final match. with this, the i

on thursday morning after we spoke to the saudi national bank chairman, and this is what pete told yousefin about raising capital. >> absolutely not. for many reasons outside the simplest region -- reason which is regulatory and statutory. we are 9.8% of the bank. if we go above 10%, all new rules kick in whether it be the european regulator or the swiss regulator, and we are not inclined to get into a new regulatory regime. francine: this was actually wednesday, and he spoke at another meeting on thursday, saying that the panic was unwarranted. how did you look through this? was this panic and fear that led to this? or was it the shareholder misspeaking? michael: it was jittery markets. there is a lot of uncertainty. i do not know that that many people expected the saudi national bank to take a 25% stake. it removed one possibility of a quick capital raise, but it showed how much concern was out there because this is something they had said when they took the stake, was that we want to keep this below 10%. i think it was credit suisse faced this in october as well. there was concern and

and lastly , the snp leader humza lastly, the snp leader humza yousef has now been officially selectedas scotland's first minister. the 37 year old is replacing nicola sturgeon , who replacing nicola sturgeon, who formerly resigned to the king earlier on today. formerly resigned to the king earlier on today . more than earlier on today. more than eight years in the role . it's eight years in the role. it's understood. kate forbes , leave understood. kate forbes, leave the scottish government after a demotion from the first minister. it means, ms. forbes who previously served as finance , will return to hollyrood backbenches. , will return to hollyrood backbenches . you are up to date backbenches. you are up to date on tv online plus radio and on the train app with gb news the people's channel. let's get back to dan wootton tonight . to dan wootton tonight. will the real keir starmer please stand up today? he's effectively ended jeremy corbyn's career , a frontline corbyn's career, a frontline labour politician with the party's ndc banning its former leader from ever running again . lea

and lastly , the snp leader humza lastly, the snp leader humza yousef has now been officially selectedas scotland's first minister. the 37 year old is replacing nicola sturgeon , who replacing nicola sturgeon, who formerly resigned to the king earlier on today. formerly resigned to the king earlier on today . more than earlier on today. more than eight years in the role . it's eight years in the role. it's understood. kate forbes , leave understood. kate forbes, leave the scottish government after a demotion from the first minister. it means, ms. forbes who previously served as finance , will return to hollyrood backbenches. , will return to hollyrood backbenches . you are up to date backbenches. you are up to date on tv online plus radio and on the train app with gb news the people's channel. let's get back to dan wootton tonight . to dan wootton tonight. will the real keir starmer please stand up today? he's effectively ended jeremy corbyn's career , a frontline corbyn's career, a frontline labour politician with the party's ndc banning its former leader from ever running again . lea

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but can hamza yousef actually turn things around ? the illegal things around? illegal immigration bill is being debated in parliament as we speak. debated in parliament as we speak . have the rebels backed speak. have the rebels backed down once again ? and joining me down once again? and joining me on talking points , martyn on talking points, martyn townsend, long time editor of the sunday express, probably the most brexiteer newspaper in the country. but before all of that, let's get more news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to. the top story . as nigel was saying, story. as nigel was saying, humza yousaf has been elected as the newly of the scottish national party at 37. he becomes the youngest first minister and first to come from an ethnic minority background. scotland's health secretary claimed victory over the finance secretary, kate forbes, and former community safety minister ash regan . with safety minister ash regan. with 52% of the vote. he says he's honoured to be taking on the role , not ju

but can hamza yousef actually turn things around ? the illegal things around? the illegal immigration bill is being debated in parliament as we speak. debated in parliament as we speak . have the rebels backed speak. have the rebels backed down once again ? and joining me down once again? and joining me on talking points , martyn on talking points, martyn townsend, long time editor of the sunday express, probably the most brexiteer newspaper in the country. but before all of that, let's get more news with polly middlehurst . nigel, thank you middlehurst. nigel, thank you and good evening to. the top story . as nigel was saying, story. as nigel was saying, humza yousaf has been elected as the newly of the scottish national party at 37. he becomes the youngest first minister and first to come from an ethnic minority background. scotland's health secretary claimed victory over the finance secretary, kate forbes, and former community safety minister ash regan . with safety minister ash regan. with 52% of the vote. he says he's honoured to be taking on the role , no

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daily telegraph next so got the daily telegraph next and particularly focusing here on the hamza yousef's going on with the snp today and it says i'll resurrect sturgeon's trans reforms , as you sturgeon's trans reforms, as you say, which to me is possibly the stupidest thing he could possibly say. that's exactly what precipitated election to begin with, wasn't it, peter ? begin with, wasn't it, peter? it's it always felt as if he was sturgeon in or the morals man anyway . the what man. the morals anyway. the what man. the morals as her husband. okay and team snp. yeah so to say that he's going to resurrect this i am sure there is members and snp ps sort of within the snp sorry that will say this is now because he basically wants challenge westminster whereas . challenge westminster whereas. he's got a great opportunity here to put this to bed and mess it up himself. he has said hasn't he. on previous occasions he bring down the union by any means possible. yeah. but what he doesn't seem to realise is that some means are counterproductive . i mean that counterproductive. i mean that wil

but can hamza yousef actually turn things around ? the illegal things around? parliament as we speak . have the rebels backed speak. have the rebels backed down once again ? and joining me down once again? and joining me on talking points , martyn on talking points, martyn townsend, long time editor of the sunday express, probably the

daily telegraph next so got the daily telegraph next and particularly focusing here on the hamza yousef going on with the snp today and it says i'll resurrect sturgeon's trans reforms , as you sturgeon's trans reforms, as you say, which to me is possibly the stupidest thing he could possibly say. that's exactly what precipitated election to begin with, wasn't it, peter ? begin with, wasn't it, peter? it's it always felt as if he was sturgeon in or the morals man anyway . the what man. the morals anyway. the what man. the morals as her husband. okay and team snp. yeah so to say that he's going to resurrect this i am sure there is members and snp ps sort of within the snp sorry that will say this is now because he basically wants challenge westminster whereas . challenge westminster whereas. he's got a great opportunity here to put this to bed and mess it up himself. he has said hasn't he. on previous occasions he bring down the union by any means possible. yeah. but what he doesn't seem to realise is that some means are counterproductive . i mean that counterproductive. i mean that will

it's the end of an era for scotland — as humza yousef replaces nicola sturgeon as the scottish national new leader. we start with breaking news out of nashville, in the us. a woman has shot dead at least six people at a private christian primary school. a number of children are among the dead. the gunwoman herself has been killed. the police gave this update a short time ago. we know at this point that this shooter is a female and she appears to be in her teens, although her identification has not been confirmed at this juncture. we know that she was armed with at least two assault type rifles and a handgun. freddie o'connell is a mayoral candidate in nashville — hejoins me now. absolutely tragic morning in nashville what more can you tell us? tremendous sadness and anger on the ground, i know a tremendous sadness and anger on the ground, i knowa member of tremendous sadness and anger on the ground, i know a member of my team has family in that school in the family constituent in that school and have multiple friends with children at that school and all there is his heartbreak among the

got a first class lesson on how to lead a nafion class lesson on how to lead a nation that's because yousefreating a minister for independence , which minister for independence, which is in essence a tax payer funded campaign for scottish separatism. so here he is trying to justify that measure . we need to justify that measure. we need independence now more than ever before because we have more food banksin before because we have more food banks in this country at any other time than ever before, because of over a decade of austerity. so i would say to douglas ross , to the uk douglas ross, to the uk government, we will continue to advocate and to advance independence because we it now more than ever before here now scottish tory leader douglas ross rightly pointed out the snp backbench were squirming as the full of scheming sturgeon apprentice was despite before them . but let me lend some them. but let me lend some advice mr. useless . the hard advice mr. useless. the hard arms were hacked . think beyond arms were hacked. think beyond the interests your rapid base and actually serving th

but given the strength of mr yousef�*s support within the parliamentary parties, one has to say that the 50% support rather than the 40% it is at the moment. so i think things calm for a while but this is a leader whose authority within his party is still to some degree going to have to be earned. it�*s to have to be earned. it's interesting, _ to have to be earned. it's interesting, we _ to have to be earned. it's interesting, we are - to have to be earned. it's interesting, we are looking at the final figures. interesting, we are looking at the finalfigures. it�*s a privilege interesting, we are looking at the final figures. it�*s a privilege to be sitting beside someone with a gymnastic brain like yours. i heard you muttering, jotting it down, thinking he had won. just as i was thinking, she has won! glad you have got the microphone, not thinking, she has won! glad you have got the microphone, not me. thinking, she has won! glad you have got the microphone, not me. at thinking, she has won! glad you have got the microphone, not me. at the tail end of his speech, he was talking abo

got a first class lesson on how to lead a nafion class lesson on how to lead a nation that's because yousefing a minister for independence , which minister for independence, which is in essence a tax payer funded campaign for scottish separatism. so here he is trying to justify that measure . we need to justify that measure. we need independence now more than ever before because we have more food banksin before because we have more food banks in this country at any other time than ever before, because of over a decade of austerity. so i would say to douglas ross , to the uk douglas ross, to the uk government, we will continue to advocate and to advance independence because we it now more than ever before here now scottish tory leader douglas ross rightly pointed out the snp backbench were squirming as the full of scheming sturgeon apprentice was despite before them . but let me lend some them. but let me lend some advice mr. useless . the hard advice mr. useless. the hard arms were hacked . think beyond arms were hacked. think beyond the interests your rapid base and actually serving the pe

i have problems with the police and transport and much of this was our under yousef's watch as well.think what can we just actually start sorting out the mess on the ground as well? well that's what one would hope. i think i think you're getting very close to a point where the scottish people are going to wake up and say, hang on a minute, this country is in a total mess and. it's all been the people responsible are the snp . and responsible are the snp. and also course, there's this also of course, there's this question of the missing £600,000 under police investigation . and under police investigation. and of course , having a continued of course, having a continued continuity candidate as he put himself. sturgeon is protecting herself and her husband from chief executive wasn't his he was . and, of course, the head of was. and, of course, the head of the crime prosecution service in scotland is ludicrously political appointment and a member of the snp cabinet and she has been stifling police from action in terms of prosecution for last six months. it is extraordinary. and i mean a

then on the question of whether of faith could rise to the top, the secretary yousef mentioning gay rightsly being raised. and then the whole issue of , and then the whole issue of, europe as well. let's get the latest from edinburgh and scotland. reporter maguire and tony, all this coming out, of course we reflect the snp. we're trying to stop reporters from reporting what was going on in these hustings . yes i mean, to these hustings. yes i mean, to these hustings. yes i mean, to the credit of the candidates put themselves forward to be open to themselves forward to be open to the scrutiny of the scottish media. and, you know, a lot of people were calling it a u—turn. i think it was more a turn. do you think the shape of the letter because they laid one broadcast journalist and tv and to that cameraman who managed to absolutely everything with with just one camera and one print reporter also and they did stream the events , their social stream the events, their social media pages last night. and so people like myself , kids could people like myself, kids could follow along and i got to s

gove yesterday he his congratulations he sent his congratulations to humza and then quipped humza yousef then quipped the means no the 52% 48% vote win means no need for another election, which i thought was a funny point about unionism and anti independence from michael gove, which is worth repeating . in which is worth repeating. in other news today , new laws we've other news today, new laws we've been talking a lot about anti—social behaviour this week and these ones in particular in relation to rowdy tenants and new two weeks rules for landlords . yeah. and what we're landlords. yeah. and what we're seeing again , this antisocial seeing again, this antisocial clampdown that we're seeing from rishi sunak was interesting is that we have had a conservative government now for 13 years. and the thing is when you start making big announcements about cracking down on things like anti—social behaviour because you it's unacceptable is you think it's unacceptable is going start become going to start to become aware of hold on of it and they go, hold on a minute, why haven't you done this why

if yousef doesn't get across the line with 50% in the first vote, i think the second taxes will go kated out, but i believe kate forbes has same religious beliefs as ian blackford, but he didn't any blackford, but he didn't get any of the backlash that she's face. i that's quite interesting i think that's quite interesting because course he was the snp because of course he was the snp leader power in westminster? leader in power in westminster? yes. wonder something yes. i wonder if something misogyny yeah. misogyny involved in this. yeah. there is prince there are. there is prince andrew to andrew really going to write a book, a memoir. well, it book, a memoir. oh, well, it just fell . right. well, we'll just fell. right. well, we'll stay tuned. sounds like you've got lots good to stone in for that today. okay lots to discuss. and we're doing that with madeleine grant right after this . i'm with madeleine grant right after this. i'm going to get my stuff there's help for households. are you over state pension age? if your weekly income is below £182.60, or £278.70 if you live with a pa

nicola sturgeon's and now humza yousef's campaign around self—pity and reform for transgender rightso much of the discussion is not about independence, but it's particularly about views around what the greens have called progress views saying that it's one of the most toxic parliaments i've ever been in and says the scottish green leaden and says the scottish green leader. and it's, you know , i leader. and it's, you know, i think a lot of people probably are asking in scotland, are asking more fundamental questions about the state of the scottish nhs, the state of education in the nhs . so much of education in the nhs. so much of the failings of the snp in terms of policy making over the years , very little on that and it's now whether or not now around about whether or not humza yousaf is right to continue pushing for, you know, trans women to be allowed into women's prisons. i think it's probably depressing . i probably quite depressing. i don't the scottish don't know that the scottish greens out, making these greens coming out, making these statements is going favour statements

yetunde yousef is at the allotments which are being searched.a few yards from here is where constance marten and mark gordon were arrested, we know initially on suspicion of child neglect but yesterday on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. so the police are asking anyone with information to come forward, specifically asking for everyone —— anyone in the newhaven area because they are looking for the baby, desperate to find this baby. it might look sunny but it is really cold. they are hopeful but hopes are fading. cold. they are hopeful but hopes are fadina. , , _, cold. they are hopeful but hopes are fadina. , , , ., ~ fading. every second counts. thank ou ve fading. every second counts. thank you very much. _ fading. every second counts. thank you very much, yetunde. _ former health secretary matt hancock reportedly failed to follow expert advice that anyone entering a care home at the start of the pandemic should be tested for covid, it has been claimed. whatsapp messages leaked to the telegraph newspaper suggest mr hancock was told

amal yousef. in the saga of this couple's unconscionable wait for asylum has also been detailed by indepth reporting in the oregonian newspaper. it began more than a decade ago. martah was the youngest member of tehran's parliament and had been tortured weeks owned by saudi-led security forces. the couple fled with their children to the united states for refuge and applied in good faith for asylum. more than ten years later their case somehow remains, quote, winding in america. our country of course has always taken great pride in prigg refuge for people fleeing the worst abuses in their native countries. it's a path to freedom that the wyden family knows more than a little about. my parents fled the nazis in the 30's for safety in america. i am the proud first generation son of those receive fews both of whom worked every day to contribute to our country. as has been well documented in the oregonian, this bah lane ran couple is doing the same thing in oregon as my parents and uncounted millions o