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Memorial service at Westminster Abbey to celebrate his life. Good morning. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. The leaders of the main Political Parties are crisscrossing the country on the final day of campaigning before the General Election tomorrow. The conservatives and labour say there is all to play for, with the polls narrowing in the closing stages. The Prime Minister theresa may is promising brexit will lead to morejobs theresa may is promising brexit will lead to more jobs and theresa may is...

Labourjust independence but the do not think independence is likely they may return to labour and so these two—pronged effect is starting to hit the snp impulse. these two-pronged effect is starting to hit the snp impulse.— to hit the snp impulse. interesting what ou to hit the snp impulse. interesting what you say _ to hit the snp impulse. interesting what you say that _ to hit the snp impulse. interesting what you say that this _ to hit the snp impulse. interesting what you say that this c...

Across the political spectrum, on both sides of the independence question, who are absolutely question who are absolutely relieved and pleased that this has happened. so i think theres a broad consensus of support from women that the uk government at least have taken our rights seriously. this intervention is just the latest twist in the road, and with the scottish government indicating theyll appeal the decision, its one that will probably end up playing out in the courts. lauren moss, bbc news...

Instead of two years. later today, in order to stop the bill, will go before the uk parliament. in a statement, the secretary of state for scotland, alisterjack, said he was concerned the legislation would have an adverse impact on the operation of great britain—wide equalities legislation. he said transgender people deserve respect, support and understanding, and it wasnt a decision taken lightly. some campaigners, concerned about the impact on single sex spaces such as prisons and refuges, s...

That i have not been able to access that myself, even though i have been out as_ that myself, even though i have been out as trans— that myself, even though i have been out as trans since i was 18. i am 23 now, _ out as trans since i was 18. i am 23 now, but_ out as trans since i was 18. i am 23 now, but i_ out as trans since i was 18. i am 23 now, but i have been on the waiting list for— now, but i have been on the waiting list for the — now, but i have been on the waiting list for the ge...

Is now stronger than ever, so not put off at all by the decision today. pretty much the opposite. there was almost a change in tone. she said from today the independence movement is as much about democracy as it is about independence. t hold as it is about independence. i hold m hand as it is about independence. i hold my hand no _ as it is about independence. i hold my hand no to _ as it is about independence. i hold my hand up to that, _ as it is about independence. i hold my hand up to that, ...

And domestic policies, because after all, the snp have been in government for a long time and continue to have to run the country, as well as thinking about their long term vision for the constitution. im just quite interested in this fact that, as you say, theres a sort of period of waiting. so the supreme court hearing and then the judgment will come later. but we already know that nicola sturgeon said that if the supreme court says the scottish parliament cant go ahead and hold this referendu...

Going to _ and what is she going to do? she is going to move on to the next general election— going to move on to the next general election campaign with this alternative idea of fighting that campaign on the single issue, effectively saying to the voters in scotland. — effectively saying to the voters in scotland, there is no other way to secure _ scotland, there is no other way to secure independence for this country. _ secure independence for this country, so if you vote for the snp and i...

The level of its pre-crisis economy however it would be wrong to overstate the impact catalonia attracts fourteen percent of all of spains foreign investment still it lags way behind the spanish capital madrid which brings it almost sixty five percent despite being a top tourist destination and a big exporter catalonia comes forth in g.d.p. per person behind other regions madrid the basque country and navarro. independence could have a downside for the catalan economy to hundreds of companies ha...