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Route to a referendum is for the prime minister to transfer the power to hold one to holyrood, using what is called a section 30 order. i don't know if he will be watching or not but, if he is, i make it clearagain, prime minister, i stand ready to negotiate a section 30 order if you decide that you now are a democrat. there is no sign of the prime minister agreeing to that request. he says the union sees scotland through tough times. that, by the way, is the firepower of the uk exchequer, _ that is the firepower of our single uk treasury, and i think- it is a great thing, _ we should keep goi...

Her new paper argues that the uk is failing scotland because comparable countries are richer, happier, and more equal. the great question before us is this — if all of these countries can and do use the powers of independence to create wealthier and fairer societies, why not scotland? but how? the only undisputed route to a referendum is for the prime minister to transfer the power to hold one to holyrood, using what is called a section 30 order. i don't know if he will be watching or not but if he is, i make it clearagain, prime minister, i stand ready to negotiate a section 30 order if you...

Indeed, those _ be the severest of penalties. yes indeed, those who abate and help abeid anti—money—laundering provisions and help conceal beneficial interests will of course beneficial interests will of course be breaking the law themselves. the? be breaking the law themselves. they three oligarchs _ be breaking the law themselves. tue: three oligarchs sanctions be breaking the law themselves. tue three oligarchs sanctions today be breaking the law themselves. twe1: three oligarchs sanctions today have been sanctioned by the us for four years, we need to do better than that. well he re—...

Programme makers? derek mclean, you run a production company, bandicoot, which is part of the argonon group. what do you make of all this, by the way, the channel 4 scenario, first of all? i think it's a really challenging one. i mean, i know alex's hands are tied, but i can't help but, from a personal level, wonder whether the government do this slightly as a punishment beating for channel 4 because they sort of ideologically don't fit with their ethos. it's something that i hope does not come to pass. i think the point that chris made and alex made, very clearly, is the uk economy benefits h...