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might hope for? look, two years ago when i became the might hope for? look, two years ago when i became the leader, might hope for? look, two years ago when i became the leader, we - might hope for? look, two years ago when i became the leader, we were i might hope for? look, two years ago i when i became the leader, we were 32 points behind the snp and if you had told me then that two years on we would be neck and neck with the snp in the opinion polls i would not have believed you, i would have believed that we would be closer but not neck and neck. but i think something different is happening in scotland, i think there is momentum with the scottish labour party, i think there is a mood for change, but i am not complacent. i think people have understood that they want to get rid of this economically illiterate, morally bankrupt tory government, and i think they are also feeling more and more out of touch with this incompetent snp government, but the easy part is saying what your
emergency, the global climate emergency, the global climate emergency we see right around the world and i honestly believe this is a big, bold, transformative package that we will be announcing tomorrow that we will be announcing tomorrow that will be great news for scotland but also great news for the uk and news for the planet. but but also great news for the uk and news for the planet. news for the planet. but part of this people news for the planet. but part of this people will news for the planet. but part of this people will look news for the planet. but part of this people will look at - news for the planet. but part of this people will look at and - news for the planet. but part of| this people will look at and think maybe there is some quite nasty and using it as well and there could be a risk to jobs as well as a very big costs, part of the plan is not to grant any new licences for oil and gas, and that affects particularly the huge north sea industry in the north of s
look, we want to use the strength of the uk treasury to legitimately deliver a green revolution in our country. and our plans are rooted in four key principles. the first is more jobs, four key principles. the first is morejobs, not lessjobs. 2nd, more bills, not higher bills. 3rd, greater energy security and less reliance on imports from despotic regimes like russia. and lith is climate leadership. i want scotland to lead the world and the uk to lead the world in the green revolution and that is why through the great british energy company, we will make those strategic investments to make sure we realise that ambition, and thatis sure we realise that ambition, and that is partly partnering with local authorities to devolved administrations, parliament, regional mayors, as well as those larger scale strategic investments so we can leverage in the industry so we can leverage in the industry so we can deliver that transformation that is good for the north east, good for scotland and good
thing and keir starmer has transformed the labour party in the last three years and i hope people can see we have made significant change in scotland but we have still got work to do, when not complacent. anna sabat, great to have you with us. it will be interesting to see what keir starmer has to say when he is there alongside you tomorrow. whether you are a sofa tv binger, a movie buff, or love the live crackle of the theatre, you ll know sir mark rylance one of the greats of his generation. his shakespearean performances are legendary, he s won an oscar, along with every other award going. you might have watched him with the kids, or on your own, as the bfg, or maybe you know him as the brooding cromwell in wolf hall, or the russian sleeper in bridge of spies. he told me he d been an outsider, and an odd ball as a young man, and his return to the london stage in dr semmelweis a play he co wrote sees him playing another maverick, a real life hero who challenged the medical worl