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And well be asking a nobel Winning Economist for his perspective. Three cheers for al blackman, hip hip hooray. A royal marine convicted of shooting dead a wounded taliban fighter in afghanistan will be freed within weeks, after his sentenced is reduced. And why sunscreen, Cold Remedies and Gluten Free Food may no longer be available on the Nhs In England, to save money. Its 5 oclock. Our main story is the vote in the Scottish Parliament, due to take place right now, on the Scottish Governments demand for a second referendum on independence. If the motion is approved, theresa may will have to ...

What seems like an outbreak of local skirmishes is part of a decades-long push to privatize the education system.

Agreement if any part is enforceable," citing enforceable," citing among other reasons federal law, specifically the speak out act, which nullifies nondisclosure agreements in cases of "sexual assault, disputes, and harassment disputes." while the filing does suggest the case involves allegations of sexual assault or harassment, it makes no specific allegations against woods. >> until we though what her rights are underneath this nda, we won't know who her complaint is against. >> reporter: woods played all four rounds in the genesis invitational in los angeles last month after a seven-month h...

It's clear people here care about local issues. after all, these elections will determine who runs local services. but the big picture counts, too. for the conservatives, this is a public verdict on gatherings in downing street and the government's response to the war in ukraine and spiralling prices. for labour, it's a question of whether people think they have any of the answers. the lib dems are trying to tap into frustration among voters to win support. there's much to play for. at bury croquet club, there is anger at lockdown events in westminster. less obvious is what impact that might h...

On gatherings in downing street and the government's response to the war in ukraine and spiralling prices. for labour, it's a question of whether people think they have any of the answers. the lib dems are trying to tap into frustration among voters to win support. there's much to play for. at bury croquet club, there is anger at lockdown events in westminster. less obvious is what impact that might have. i'm just appalled that anybody, you know, in any position could think that it's right to actually have drinks at work. and i think it's going to take a lot to get the trust back, regardless o...