it was time, you know? we ll look at the legacy of a leader who led the snp to repeated election victories and ask what next for the party and for scotland. also on the programme: the latest on the search for the missing mother nicola bulley. police reveal that the as year old, who s been missing for 19 days, was considered a high risk missing person from the start. because of alcohol related issues related to the menopause. as soon as she was reported missing, following the information that was provided to the police by her partner, paul, and based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. and the one year old who s received the most expensive medicine ever approved for the nhs a £3 million life saving gene therapy. arsenal could be replaced at the top of the list by manchester city as the two sides meet at the emirates. good evening from holyrood, where politicians and voters alike are reeling at the news that n
tribute to nicola sturgeon for her long standing public service, and i wish her well in the future. nicola sturgeon s record as an impressive vote winner is undisputed but her record in power has divided opinion in scotland. i really liked her, as a person as well as a first minister. she s not done anything for scotland. they need somebody to take over, somebody they need somebody to take over, somebody fresh to take over. also on the programme. police reveal that the missing woman nicola bulley had alcohol related issues connected to the menopause. the one year old who s received the most expensive medicine ever approved for the nhs a £3 million life saving gene therapy. ican rub i can rub and scrub this house. and the hollywood film star and model, raquel welch, has died at the age of 82. and coming up on the bbc news channel. high stakes both on the continent and domestically at the top two battle in the premier league while chelsea aim for a first leg lead in the c
closer to the dream of independence, certainly closer than she was in the 19805, certainly closer than she was in the 1980s, but how she advanced that because during her eight years? her critics will say, not really. don’t critics will say, not really. don t no critics will say, not really. don t to too critics will say, not really. don t go too far. critics will say, not really. don t go too far. we critics will say, not really. don t go too far, we will critics will say, not really. don t go too far, we will come - critics will say, not really. don t go too far, we will come back . critics will say, not really. don t| go too far, we will come back to critics will say, not really. don t - go too far, we will come back to you a little later in the programme. nicola sturgeon has dominated scottish politics for nearly a decade. shejoined the snp and backed independence for scotland from a young age. she was praised for her handling of the covered pandemic covid pandemic. like e
for scotland and a committed member of the scottish national party. in her statement today, she acknowledged that dealing with the covid pandemic had been the most challenging period she d known. and some of her own party colleagues have been highly critical of her approach to the question of another referendum on independence. bbc scotland s martin geissler looks at nicola sturgeon s legacy. it s a journey which began on the doorsteps of ayrshire and took her to the highest office in the land. when a teenage nicola sturgeon was delivering leaflets in the 80s, the snp were a fringe party. neither she nor they could have imagined what lay ahead. nicola sturgeon! cheering. the first years of her leadership must have felt like a dream. shy by nature, she was filling arenas and strutting the stage like a rock star. scottish politics had never seen the likes. it is now a significant force in british politics,