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In the scottish parliament and the labour party descending into what the paper calls a civil war following the sacking of party chair angel rayner. the mail on sunday says borisjohnson has thrown down the gauntlet to nicola sturgeon over scottish independence by urging her tojoin a uk—wide council of war to rebuild the nation after covid. the express says borisjohnson has promised britain a brighterfuture after his government was buoyed by historic election results across the country. the sund...

Going on holiday this summer sounds like a _ going on holiday this summer sounds like a complete nightmare. on friday we had _ like a complete nightmare. on friday we had the _ like a complete nightmare. on friday we had the announcement of the 12 green _ we had the announcement of the 12 green countries where you do not have _ green countries where you do not have so_ green countries where you do not have so many restrictions when you come _ have so many restrictions when you come back— have ...

Editor at the daily mail. tomorrows front pages, starting with... the telegraph goes on two big stories from the 2021 elections — nicola sturgeon failing to win a clear majority in the scottish parliament, and the labour party descending into what the paper calls a "civil war" following the sacking of party chair angela rayner. on scotland, the herald calls the result a landslide and says a triumphant nicola sturgeon has declared a second independence referendum "the will of the people". the m...

Coronavirus, concentrating on recovery _ coronavirus, concentrating on recovery rather than looking at independence but im not sure that inviting _ independence but im not sure that inviting them to one meeting in stop the independence bandwagon and stop her pushing towards independence. and she _ her pushing towards independence. and she has appeared to reject the offer. we will probably talk about that in an hours time, for the moment, thank you both very much and we will be back. at half past...

Significant gains in england after their by—election win in hartlepool. results of regional mayor contests are expected today. good morning and welcome to bbc news. counting has resumed in counts across britain. in scotland, the snp are on course to win their fourth term in power. but nicola sturgeon admitted the prospect of an overall majority in holyrood is "on a knife edge". the prime minister borisjohnson has repeated that he would reject any calls for a second independence referendum. let...

A new direction for the conservative party, and that is something for in the that is where their announcements all are, that is the impression they want to give, how far are they actually prepared to legislate for that? how much can you legislate for that? how much can you legislate for that? parties have been trying for many years to fix this problem, and can you direct having just lost a year to the pandemic? can you do it before the next election to have tangible results? quite a big challeng...

Coronavirus crisis so a lot of them will be repeat bills we have heard them _ will be repeat bills we have heard them talk— will be repeat bills we have heard them talk about before but one of them talk about before but one of the interesting things will be what is in there — the interesting things will be what is in there that is new, what will appeal— is in there that is new, what will appeal to — is in there that is new, what will appeal to people in these redwall seats? _ appeal to p...

So lets begin... we look at the sunday telegraph festival. rachel, what do you make a fist focusing on the snp and labour i think the results and over the last couple of days is a political wash—out test, you see enter them whatever your pre—existing conceptions were, and its interesting that the telegraph are going big on the snp failing to win a majority under a system where it is virtually impossible, in fact it was designed to prevent any single party winning a majority, and the snp fell...

In wales, historic results for labour in wales, and obviously north of the border the snp which has been in powerfor many of the border the snp which has been in power for many years getting another turn you here, so what were seeing across the nations of the uk is not necessarily rejection of labour, it is voters sticking with a party in power which in the midst of a pandemic actually makes sense. you look to the party that has helped you through this incredibly difficult time, national leaders...

Saw last year? i the move towards staycations, as we saw last year?— saw last year? i think it almost certainly already _ saw last year? i think it almost certainly already has. - saw last year? i think it almost certainly already has. i - saw last year? i think it almost certainly already has. i did - saw last year? i think it almost certainly already has. i did go i certainly already has. i did go abroad last summer and looking at the difference between last summer and what looks like to be ...