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from our colleagues in brussels, at westminster and in belfast. we'll also be asking if this will be enough to satisfy the democratic unionists and to break the political deadlock in northern ireland. also tonight... the cap on household energy charges is being reduced, but bills are still going to rise in april. we'll be asking why that is. i think it is time that members of this house grew up. and, the woman who made history as the first female speaker of the commons, betty boothroyd, has died at the age of 93. and coming up on the bbc news channel. lionesses is boss sarina wiegman...

Had scotlands first minister, Nicola Sturgeon. For the scottish conservatives, Ruth Davidson. For the Scottish Labour party, Kezia Dugdale. Representing the scottish liberal democrats, Willie Rennie. This Ukip David Coburn and for the scottish greens, Patrick Harvie. Applause we also want all of you to join in at home. You can argue along with the debate using social media. The hashtag is Leaders Debate. We will come back shortly and take opening state m e nts come back shortly and take Opening Statements from all of our panel, but first jackie bird statements from all of our panel, but Firstj...

It shows total disillusionment in ted heath and his tories and it�*s time they cleared out. as a member of the labour�*s national executive in the 1980s, she took on the party�*s hard left — dismissing them as head bangers, extremists and militants. but her popularity across all parties led to her being elected and ceremonially dragged to the speaker�*s chair. the first women — the first without a wig. i don�*t think i could work in a full bottom wig. if i turned my head one way, the wig would stay in place and i�*d be seen in profile. for eight years in the 1990s, she brought ...

Polling expert John Curtice also said internal fighting is a risk to the SNP's position in the polls THE SNP should not reveal a Plan B before the May elections, according to polling expert Sir John Curtice. However, he also believes the ­current internal fighting is a risk to the party’s strong position in the polls. While he thinks the party will continue to benefit from the “Brexit ­effect”, at least until May, the boost to the ratings that has resulted from the Scottish Government’s ­handling of the coronavirus pandemic will depend on what happens over the next “crucial�...

THE final exit of the UK from the EU will have one other consequence apart from increased bureaucracy and confusion – the end of English as the official European language. Every member state has the right to choose the language in which they want any translations, and according to European and Scottish affairs correspondent Udo Seiwert-Fauti, Malta has chosen Maltese, Cyprus opted for Greek and the Republic of Ireland has chosen Gaelic. He told The National: “If these regulations still work and have to be followed, and I have not yet heard any different, English will be only a worki...