police vans, there is a big tent in the garden and there it has also been some activity out in the back garden. this is obviously an ongoing police investigation, but i can give you some background context and this goes back to 2021 when police scotland launched an investigation into snp finances. the party had raised more than £600,000 and that was between 2017 and 2020 and the party had pledged to spend that on a new independence campaign, there was a referendum back in 2014, nicola sturgeon, the snp, wanted to hold another referendum, nicola sturgeon had said she wanted one in october this year. so questions were asked about whether that money had been used appropriately. the snp accounts showed that it had just under
was carried out. that was chris page with that update. some breaking news concerning junior doctors and their strike action. they confirmed on monday that the vote was yes, we now have the dates. essentially this will be a 72 hour strike, what we are hearing is the strike dates for junior doctors in england will be at 7am from monday, march 13, ending at 7am from monday, march 13, ending at 7am on the 16th of march when they return to work. the bma are arguing for a pay rise to make up for 15 years of inflation. that is the latest we have on that. catherine burns will be with us to give us more background context to that
people that make more than 10 million a year. so 20,000 families that make over $10 million a year, there are only 66 closed audits. a fraction of 1%, in the house in 2020 for their income group. that is a really fascinating background context as we look at this. jill, i was thinking about you today because we, richard nixon had a fair amount of financial sketchiness in his own world. and, another thing that happened is that a whole bunch of different reforms came after nixon, famously, to deal with the aftermath of the watergate, and on and on and on. i do wonder how much just a mandatory law for instance, presidents have to release their tax returns as a simple, and obvious starting point, but how much you expect there to be more reforms around what we have seen from donald trump and what continues to come out? i think that there should be a number of reforms as there
there were only 66 closed audits. a fraction of 1% in 2020 for that income group. that is a really fascinating background context as we look at this. jill, i was thinking about you today because, you know, richard nixon had a fair amount of financial sketchiness in his own world. and another thing that happened is that a whole bunch of different reforms came after nixon, famously, to deal with the aftermath of watergate, starting in 74 and on and on and on. i do wonder how much just a mandatory law, for instance, presidents have to release their tax returns is a simple and obvious starting point, but how much you expect there to be more reforms around what we have seen from donald trump and what continues to come out? i think that there should be a number of reforms as there was after watergate. and in fact, just seeing a
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