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Police vans, there is a big tent in the garden and there it has also been some activity out in the back garden. this is obviously an ongoing police investigation, but i can give you some background context and this goes back to 2021 when police scotland launched an investigation into snp finances. the party had raised more than £600,000 and that was between 2017 and 2020 and the party had pledged to spend that on a new independence campaign, there was a referendum back in 2014, nicola sturgeon, the snp, wanted to hold another referendum, nicola sturgeon had said she wanted one in october this...

And back in 2021, police scotland launched an investigation into snp finances. the party had raised more than £600,000. that was between 2017 and 2020. the party pledged to spend that on a new independence campaign. there was a referendum back in 2014, nicola sturgeon wanted to hold another one in october this year, but questions were asked about how that money was spent. the snp accounts show that it had just under £97,000 at the end of 2019. nicola sturgeon, back when she was first minister, said that every penny of cash raised in online crowd campaigns would be sent to the next spent on t...

Back in 2016. last week, in an attempt to push his plan through, johnson had the queen suspend parliament. the decision triggered the remarkable events of the past two days. the debate on the floor of parliament sometimes getting extremely raucous. take a look. >> mr. speaker. >> order. if we have to go on longer because people sitting on the treasury bench are yelling to try to disrupt, so be it. we'll go on longer. some people used to believe in good behavior. i believe in good behavior on both sides of the house. >> for the latest, i'm joined by christopher dickey, world news editor at the ...

Arguably in centuries. because what's happened here, we had a referendum back in 2016, the establishment lined up, president obama flew to london. everybody told us, stay part of the european political club. we voted to leave, voted for independence and we've had three years of our government and our parliament trying to stop this from happening. so right now, we have an american president arriving, yeah, sure, some people find him brash. here's the point, an american president who made some promises back in 2016 who is doing his utmost to put those promises in to practice and the contrast of ...