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Referendum on independence — without the consent of the uk government in westminster. scotlands first minister, nicola sturgeon, says she respects the ruling, but accuses westminster of having contempt for the democratic will of the scottish people. our scotland editor, james cook has more. passions are running high on scotlands streets tonight. campaigners for independence are out in force, demanding a vote on their future after downing street refused to repeat the deal which set up the last ...

The boy appeared conscious and calm despite his ordeal to be checked over. there were five people in the house when the earthquake struck, but the boy, his grandfather and his younger brother were the only survivors. well, the latest official figures say 271 people were killed — many of them children — and a0 are still missing. hundreds of others were injured. the national disaster mitigation agency said on tuesday that 22,000 houses had been damaged, government in westminster. scotlands fir...

Considering testifying in the department of justices investigation into january 6th. "the new york times" reports that the doj is now looking to question pence and its investigation. thats according to two people familiar with the matter. joining me now, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst joyce vance. so what do you make here of pences apparent willingness to cooperate with the dojs investigation but not with the houses january 6th committee? >> well, youll forgive me for being a ...

- social media changed everything. suddenly, anyone with a keyboard could be a reporter or convey information, whether it was true or not. as steve bannon said, the zone was flooded, often with lies. - real made-up stories. - in some ways, internet media is bringing back the days when you could just set up with a printing press and put out a paper. ♪ its been quite destructive for political dialogue, in that, immediately, the algorithms push you to people who think like you. - i think what soc...

0 by the time have the best thanksgiving. its tomorrow well be back here. in fac tuckert, doing the show tomorrow night. have t in the meantime, have the besthb evenint g, the best weekend. the ones you off season. >> hello, everyone.al edi welcome to this special edition of "hannity". tiim tammy bruce, in for sean. and tonight, with thanksgiving justy bruc a few hours away, r the white house is reminding americans to be thankfulameric r joe bidens tremendous record of accomplishment. thats righ...

Our correspondent jane dougall reports. the teams walked out with the threat of sanction if their captains had drawn one love armband. an assistant referee even checking the goalkeeper was abiding by the rules. the germans showed their contempt for fifa tweeting, denying them the armband was the same as denying them armband was the same as denying them a voice. watching on, the interior minister displayed her armband. seven minutes in, japan thought they had gone ahead. with the four—time worl...

Government at westminster. tue: scottish parliament government at westminster. tte: scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. scotlands first minister says she respects and accepts the judgment. she will continue to look for westminster authority to proceed with a vote and wants of this if it is not forthcoming.— with a vote and wants of this if it is not forthcoming. what i will not do, is not forthcoming. what i will not do. however. ...

The more contempt the westminster establishment shows for scottish democracy, the more certain it is that scotland will vote "yes." the prime minister welcomed the ruling and said it underlined that both governments should focus on day—to—day issues and not the constitution. we respect the clear and definitive ruling of the supreme court of the united kingdom. and i think that the people of scotland want us to be working on fixing the major challenges that we collectively face, whether that ...

Independence lies with the uk government at westminster. the scottish parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on scottish independence. scotlands first minister says she respects and accepts the judgment. she will continue to seek westminster authority to proceed with a vote and warns of this, if it is not forthcoming... what i will not do, however, is go cap in hand. my expectation in the short—term, at least, is that the uk will maintain its position of outright demo...

Being.that is a massive group of venezuelan immigrants on the mexican side of the border giving kevin unwelcome yesterday. we can impeach this pen if we want, its a wholly political process. as somebody who has brought charges against someone, if this were a legal process, do you see a strong legal justification for impeaching alejandro mayorkas? >> again, like you said, its a political process that ultimately it takes 219, majority of the house. i think the more interesting thing as we go forwa...