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You've got Collette a Smith with you on Monday I present the program Louise is a human on Monday I am a collector and Louise with a Monday Mickey is back next Wednesday completely lost track when everybody's going to start it's Friday today just in case you didn't know that is very it's Friday today that's it from Wake up to money for this week and up next is breakfast. Thank you to 95 anything. We. Digital b.b.c. Sky. It's 6 o'clock on Friday October the 7th this is Good morning Scott I'm still a militant Bill for coming up on today's program hurrican Matthews threatens the u.s. Our state along with some of our sister states in the southeast are now confronted with a very dangerous weather situation Jeremy carbon shuffles has Shadow Cabinet and why they're building Iron Age style and we're torn it's the same tolls a nice. When you're working with. First a summary of the news more than 300 people are now known to have died in Haiti as a result of her can Matthew rescue teams have begun reaching remote areas that have been cut off by the storm residents have described the devastation with roofs torn off and houses swept away Jacqueline Charles is the Caribbean correspondent for The Miami Herald she's in Haiti's capital Port au Prince come on so you know what this is so dark and just so devastating that I don't even think the government can shoulder this burden and there are those who say Ok even if we do get some kind of the distance from the international community there's serious doubt that it will arrive to them and that they will get it they're going to build that but at this point in time they don't even know we are historic and how is that something to disappear around 2000000 people living along the southeast coast of America have been urged to move inland as the hurrican bears down on Florida the state's governor Rick Scott said he would pray for the safety of its citizens a state of emergency has been declared in Florida South Carolina and Georgia. One of the contenders to be the next leader of Ukip has spent the night in hospital following a confrontation with a colleague Stephen Wolfe collapsed after what was described as a rumbustious argument with a fellow m.e.p. Mike Hookham at a u.k. Ukip meeting in the European Parliament you Capus said there will be a full investigation into the incident Roger not Monette the party from 2002 to 2006 I can actually sell or want to start a fight in an empty room but I never actually witnessed anything of this sort No obviously if you've got people joining a relatively then you are likely to be strong minded strong willed people but now nothing of that sort nothing to Germany Corben has been setting up his new Shadow Cabinet the been a few changes Diane Abbott has been made the shadow home secretary and a former Director of Public Prosecutions care stammers shadow Breck's it Secretary the B.B.C.'s political correspondent Tom Bateman has more so far I think the response among em Peyser some M.P.'s has been rather hostile one labor source saying that so far the reshuffle looks vengeful and cack handed However I think we have to white to see what pans out Jeremy Corbin's office is saying that in November that we more talks about Shadow Cabinet elections are still some way to get us medical tests on Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferty have come back negative for Ebola the 40 year old remains in hospital in Glasgow after being readmitted yesterday the 4th time since contracting the disease in Sierra Leone in 2014 Emma Cameron reports poling Cafferty was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital yesterday morning after being taken from her home and Cambuslang inside Linux or any task Greater Glasgow and Clyde said due to the nurses' past medical history the infectious diseases team were carrying out tests however the board has confirmed the 40 year old's tests have come back negative bola Miss Kaffir. He was treated in isolation units on her return from West Africa to the u.k. In 2014 but her struggle to recover her fool house of the health board has repeated assurances that there's no risk to the public the 1st minister has sent her best wishes saying this Cafferty has suffered too much for trying to help others the un Syria envoy Stephan de Mistura is pleading for an end to the bombing of rebel held eastern Aleppo where more than a quarter of a 1000000 civilians are trapped he says history would judge Russia and the Syrian government if they continued to destroy the city and its people the former Senate Foreign Secretary David Miliband is now the president of the humanitarian organization the International Rescue Committee the most shocking is the very low level of protests that is being as a result of the appalling crimes that the Syrian government and it's very sad to say with Russian support and sometimes the Russians on their own are committing Where is the president the United States where is the prime minister of Britain whereas the chancellor of Germany a new strategy is needed to tackle homelessness in Scotland according to a senior figure from the Church of Scotland the Right Reverend Dr Russell Barr will tell a conference in Edinburgh that the number of homeless people has remained largely unchanged for 20 years Scottish Government figures show almost 35000 people made homeless applications last year ministers said in June they were working to reduce homelessness. Performers from dung d. New Delhi South u.s. And Chicago will take to the stage in Glasgow this weekend for a festival to mark the 10th anniversary of the National Theatre of Scotland the festival which is the 1st of its kind celebrates the Reach work the company's done in communities across the country and across the world today's performances including musical show from Rio de Janeiro and a community art installation from the Highlands That's the news so far let's cut over the sports headlines for good lads here thank you hello good morning everyone Ricky Bowden says he can't imagine how the family of boxer Mike told must be feeling one week on from the done the fighters death buttons the fences were all W.B.'s super lightweight title in Glasgow tonight but says he's been trying not to think about what happened to Toll who died after a fight in Glasgow Glasgow City last one no to s.q.l. Studio United of Sweden in the 1st leg of their last 32 tie in the Women's Champions League and the former All Blacks Dan Carter and George Walker Coco gave drug tests which showed anomalies ahead of this year's Top 14 final That's according to French newspaper Le quip but the unique New Zealand pairs manager says both had permission to take perscribe medicines thanks very much Phil I know Zoe Diamond has the travel news I do thank you very much all stars in Edinburgh the 901 lower grounds and route is partially blocked in both directions because of that unsafe building near Woody square it follows a fire early yesterday morning in the 87 is closed in both directions that's on Sky for another hour until 7 o'clock and good news if you want to use the ferries today sailings will resume on come back between Malik and that's from 7 o'clock that's b.b.c. Pretty his contract but the weather forecaster through also is here with the details good morning good morning were high pressure still firmly dominating over there right through the weekend as well meaning a lot of dry settled weather. They're always we do get high pressure like this for example at the moment it's chilly with the frost across parts of northern Scotland inland parts of the northeast as well and sadly temperatures not far off the freezing mark here with a frost where there's Clyde at the moment elsewhere they're looking at values are going to 1013 South is to snow so it's much mother who see clarity here skies so good sunny spells for 1st light across the northwest Highlands inland Aberdeenshire and it will continue to be the case for much of the d.s. For this morning we have cloud but that cloud continued to thin a bit nicely with brighter sunny spells developing the only fly in parts of eastern Scotland Angus t. Site 5 the eastern borders meaning rather coup with a feed of cloud coming in from the North Sea here around about $1330.00 is here 13 degrees look at the moment pollutant teams that much were typically 15 Celsius and a warm 1617 degrees over the Northwest Highlands I'll be back with more settled weather just after half past but for the most Judith well up to a country where the experience is something less than settled weather President Obama has declared a state of emergency in Florida Georgia and South Carolina as halakha in Matthew heads towards the u.s. Coast declaration assures the state of federal money and shoers coordination of disaster relief efforts between federal agencies Matthew has noted turns to Category 4 with winds of more than 220 kilometers an hour Georgia's governor Nathan Deal says the entire coastline is being evacuated our state along with some of our sister states and the southeast are now confronted with a very dangerous weather situation as you know we have by executive order issued mandatory evacuation for the counties the 6 counties that are our coastal counties for areas that are east of Interstate $95.00. For the coastal areas west of Interstate $95.00. It is still a voluntary evacuation order in place so let's speak to that piece just in the journalist in Fort Lauderdale Florida who joins me on the line what's the latest in terms of where Matthew will and. Will Matthew is hitting pretty good now just north of where I am a Sam in Fort Lauderdale which is north of Miami and north of me is that West Palm Beach and the above that what's called the Treasure Coast and it's it's sitting there as we speak and looking to move north kind of into Daytona Beach Jacksonville and then up into Georgia so what preparations are being made there. Well there's all sorts of preparations that you go through when a hurricane is coming I mean in the last couple of days I've worked a half day yesterday in the No one but very few people were at work today other than obviously those people that have to be at work so you you know most houses have hurricane shutters you drop those you take everything outside all your patio furniture and everything that's not nailed down you take it into the house and a lot of it's just getting supplies getting fresh water because there might not be a fresh water supply you get lots of food because there might not be power for a long amount of time so you just try to you know hunker down and prepare for all of those potential potential situations how many people of us left the coastline. There haven't been a lot of mandatory evacuations here people who live in trailers people who live in really low lying flood zones were encouraged to leave now farther up the coast I'm hearing more I mean Governor Rick Scott of Florida. Gave a speech today earlier that was just absolutely stark about this storm is going to this storm can kill so so farther up north I believe we are seeing some mandatory evacuations and people being. Told get out or there might not be anything we can do for you ended with seeing the storm killed as over 300 people think that in Haiti but as far as floated on the deed the other states are concerned presumably the infrastructure is the better and people are hopeful they will be no casualties Well certainly the infrastructure is better then of course Florida is completely flat so we don't get those mudslides down hills that I mean so tragically easy in places like Haiti so yeah you know we are hopeful for that and this is again why people go over what you're supposed to do in the aftermath of a storm often what will happen is the day after a hurricane people are going out there's a lot of standing water they'll be a little bit of flooding and if there is a power line and somebody walks into that tunnel that can be a fatal situation so this is again where we try to there's the preparation that you do beforehand then there's also what you do afterwards to make sure that you're still being safe and smart it's been quite a slow moving hurricane as I understand it does not mean the flooding is more of a potential hazard even found in the wind. Well you get the if the storm surges as well so you get the ocean water coming in and yes if it really hangs out over an area you can actually absolutely get more of the flooding it does seem to be moving quickly enough now that I've not heard huge amounts of that worry but of course the storm surge if you're in an area right by the ocean can be just as dangerous as the wind if you're just in the floor Fort Lauderdale thanks very much for the nearly 30 minutes possibly people power appears to have won the day in Poland where politicians in the country's parliament of the fetus draft a bill that would have introduced a near total ban on abortion and lead to prison sentences for women who underwent the procedure it's the 1st major domestic setback for Potence Law and Justice Party which has been in power for a year ministers distanced themselves from the bill which began as a citizens' initiative following a nationwide protest and strike on Monday and speak to the war still based journalist to the Jolie joins us say good morning to you good morning Julia I just remind us of what the bill with proposing because Poland already had pretty strict abortion laws. The bill was making them even stricter and proposing to punish women if for example a pregnancy would be terminated by a miscarriage and it was also proposing jail sentences not only for women who would end danger of pregnancy but also for doctors so that's what the protests were about and so the bill that would have virtually outlawed and also sorry and also in case of rape and pregnancy cannot be terminated then either Ok so it's been rejected no What's been the reaction in the country well women circles and everyone who protested is relieved and it's been deemed a success of direct democracy that for the 1st time people managed to scare the ruling party into into retreat a but still women are saying we have to be watchful we have to be careful about what the government does because there might be some kind of a bill. That they might try to pass their bill secretly So it's a wariness but also a celebration of success and. Significant is it for the Law and Justice Party is it a major setback I think it's very significant because they were they passed the bill in the 1st reading to be discussed by a subcommittee and many were in favor and even the law and justice foreign minister who was the only person to speak on the day of the protests were women who went to the streets and went on strike he said let them play and he was later scolded by the Prime Minister herself who is from the same party and. Law and Justice changed its opinion completely and decided to to vote differently following an opinion by the Polish bishops saying that women and women shouldn't be punished so that was their their way to justify that the bill was wrong that it proposed to punish women but I think they just took this into the polls that people are in the majority in favor were in favor of protests of the protesters so they got scared do you think were chances are content with with having been able to to stop this or did they see it as a step towards trying to liberalize existing abortion laws. And their content with what they achieved but. Some of them because it was a very wide purchased some of them want to liberalize the current laws but I don't think that's possible under current circumstances and Paul and Julia Many thanks for speaking to us this morning Julia Sheehan jealous there who's a Warsaw based journalist it's coming up to 17 minutes past 6 to business then on a special continues to be exerted on Sterling in the consumer markets the chancellor Philip Hammond is in the u.s. To make up his own business presenter today Jamie what So Mr Holmes is going to be attending the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the one of the Bank Group in Washington this follows a visit to Wall Street yesterday to trying to reassure bankers that London can still retain its its status as a leading global financial center following the BRICs it vote Meanwhile in an exclusive interview for the b.b.c. The former head of the European Central Bank John controversy is pleading with the u.k. Not to leave the e.u. We wanted the same to have a of democracy which is the u.k. In we wanted the thank you. 3 of the market economy in the your b. And you knew we were. Also on the socially of civil liberties and human rights the u.k. On that point was considered of course very very important. Well meanwhile another big fall in the pony overnight computer surlier so-called flash crash may be to blame Absolutely Bill a 6 percent fall in the value of the pound in Asia and trained to a fresh 3 decade long war against the dollar now of course opponent has been under a lot of pressure lately but there is no particular reason to justify this latest one swing and traders are speculating that what may have triggered the Fall Well it started shortly after the financial same's published a story online at the French president Francois Hollande demanding tough breaks it negotiations and it could have been that a computerized Chain Reaction to basically a key news key word triggered the sell off which was actually even bigger than the sale off we saw after the but exit vote back in June so the Pontville more than 6 percent at 1 point one dollar and 18 cents then it still then it recovered a bit to $1.23 but still wanted a half percent down and of where it was in trading in the United States last night 2 interesting and the most near 50 watts in the papers but a look at the handle business section 1st of all North Sea firms set to cash in an oil price rise is the optimistic headline and the main story there also tells us jobs have been axed at Clyde Union as it is a lot of the don't turn in the oil and gas industry the heartbreaks it fears a push sterile things are fresh low but of course that was before the or overnight trading in the Far East also tells us the governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney is playing Don't talk of a rift with the prime minister while in the business section of the Scotsman office part. Thousands of jobs for Glasgow this is about about a new business park between the client and the m 74 and I'll be talking about that round about a quarter to 8 but more business news from me in half an hour thanks very much Jamie it certainly in 2 minutes past 6 Take a look at the front pages know there's sort of one picture which dominates a lot of them this morning at the picture of the you kept m.e.p. Stephen Wolf a line collapsed at the European Parliament after a confrontation or an altercation that is being described with his colleague Mike who comes. And says that The Times reports that Nigel Farage she's acting party leader and I following the resignation of Diane James to an inquiry into the incident it was a dispute he said that finished up physically and shouldn't have happened well there's no suggestion that if there has been aggression from both sides of the possibility that both would be suspended it's on the front page of The Guardian as well this morning and the Daily Record has a full front page there no I didn't is that headline again with that picture of Stephen with lying on the set of. Connecting bridges in the European Parliament it's a gift to the headline writers really but luckily many seems to be making a good recovery simply on the front page of The Daily Express Ukip bus stop Port Phillip to succeed for large collapses after the says but their main headline is savers to get boost at last says Tory plan helps millions of hardworking families it's seeing that foot harmand in a Chance of course is Autumn Statement next month will in a package of measures to boost investments and also toting the idea that there may be some new fixed rate National Savings Bonds which could be up to 4 percent to the water pollutants and stop savers being punished elsewhere the Scotsman's front page again picture of the. Even well for dominates the front page but the main story there it takes on the story from yesterday the ban on a controversial plan for underground coal gas. Inside more on the fact that Scottish firms that ignore new u.k. Rules are revealing home many foreign workers they have they've been they've been told they will have the backing of the 1st Minister if they refused to list their foreign workers that was Nicholas sturgeon responding to that idea which came from to resume a at the Tory party conference the national one has a story about describes his marching orders exclusive Council tells organizers of peaceful in the March that the host another event will have to hire $500.00 stewards and be approved by a special committee that deals with the Orange Order and the Scottish Defense League of the council in question is Glasgow. At the front page of The Times there again that story at the top but Nicholas sturgeon vying to back businesses if like any u.k. Lording to list the number of foreign workers they employ at main story the gambling companies face a ban on t.v. Advertising during the day under a crackdown on the betting industry growing numbers of children see gambling as normal it says because of adverts especially during football matches this is the view of of our panel of experts in response to government review into fixed odds betting terminals will be expanded to include gambling Adverts The Times has learned the gambling industry's luck has run out to one senior minister said the Herald one and 3 Labor voters want a part of the s.n.p. Is headline under an exclusive Target says that a poll of your support for the deal if it kept the Tories out of Westminster one of the Labor Party liberal voters in Scotland favors a deal with the s.n.p. If it helps keep a new v.m. G. Poll for the old reveals the extent of labor support for the no lions between the 2 parties north of the border. And the eyes front page Ukip in chaos after a pawnshop parliament is its headline inside in its coverage it says the punch up brings shame on you Kip in the heart of the e.u. Well as foot to the back pages and as all Tartan Army Well of course Scotland playing tomorrow night if you didn't know you might get the idea that there's so much happening because the back page of The Daily Record Scotland latest pages 646-566-6768 extension 69 inside it is the banner come on Scotland is the back page of The Sun Scotland vessel if you any one day to go pages 622671 day to go the countdown is on. Lots ahead of God and slackens press conference today which will talk ahead of the much to modern night but. Like here the back page of the Scotsman buddy Bannon this time will get there Scot The midfielder confident national side will end long wait for a final split I mean these reports could have been just left out from papers 2 years ago 4 years ago or 6 years ago as we are with that one with it's all going very well yes and shall we just leave it at that enjoy the showing that gave us and also Ricky Barnes across a lot of the back pages he's fighting tonight defending his title here from him in just a moment the back page of The Daily Mail throw House what they're calling an exclusive where guns drugs probe you could open chiefs investigating Olympic hero and Team Sky that according to their journalist Mart Lawton all saw on the back page of The Times quite an interesting picture of Martin Kaymer who was flown in from the Raider Cup on Sunday to play at the Links Championship and Scotland this week he says I didn't even make a pot nothing I'm just very tired what's. To me would raise the question if you knew you were going to be out tired it's not time for a couple of days off but that's up to him and not up to me he's the professional golfer I would love to be but of course I'm not good enough that's why I'm here speaking to you this morning good morning Ricky Barton's climbs into the ring tonight to defend his W.B.'s super lightweight title for the 1st time he actually made the 10 stone weight limit yesterday awful Belorussian opponent the keel had to walk off 4 ounces before weighing in are 140 pounds tonight's fight comes one week on from the death of Scottish Boxer Mike towel after a boat in Glasgow and that's something we'll champion Baden's is well aware of every failure that goes in or with out with the risk in that it will certainly be a bit or sort of sub in both of us over so many years and. I've just been tried that our way back in the main That will be really really paid much attention today just a show you that was their next game anyway you know we'll hear more from Rocky bones ahead of us totally fence tonight later in the program and Glasgow said he went down one No the way to Sweden's skills to a new united in their last that the 2 tie and the Women's Champions League last night in the Swede scoring what could be a crucial goal 7 minutes into the 2nd half the return leg is next week and last night's World Cup qualifiers Wales through to a piece a way to Austria in the same group a Seamus Coleman slate gave the Republic of Ireland the one nil win Georgia that takes the public joint top of Group d. So as we've said from the papers this morning we'll hear from Scott The manager got instruction late at Harry will be talking to the media ahead of tomorrow night's World Cup qualifier at Hamden against Lithuania and when the James Forrest could be crucial for the Scots if you can transfer his current form with Celtic to the national side so says the former Scotland striker Frank McAvennie I think Forest is going to have a good statement if he plays did we been playin Reese. At least then and he can take place on Nick and it can get and create chances in an f. If he's creating chances but it's pleasurable it is just plain if you get a chance he's then hopefully the pick Alex holds a one shot lead going into day 2 of the likes champ chip which is played over 3 courses a community can run sent to Andrews the Swedish $18.00 under par one clear of England's Ross Fisher top Scott is Scott Jemison who's on 500 the Glaswegian requiring a good week to help him be tennis to account for next season it's being reported in France that the former All Blacks Don cotton Jorak a Coke or have given drug tests what Shaw anomalies used paper to keep says the tests were given the head of this year's Top 14 final the New Zealand pairs money each year says both had therapeutic use exemption Sokol t u e's gives them permission to take prescribe medicines and term Edinburgh head coach Duncan hard to take charge of the team for the 1st time at Murrayfield the 70s made 5 changes for the visit of the talent side to vs all of them would have won just once so far this season leaving Hodge The ponder what's going wrong at the club they say for me is just to know what exactly the same question and. It's early in the last few weeks there's been a positive but supply but it's not been nearly consistent enough of a tax this been clashes of you know that stuff and so the tries However we have of course ourself enough of the opposition finally from now on the money he takes on Kai Laden and letter this morning at the China Open an old British quarter final sale many thanks for that and the sketch of the child Diamond thank you very much will start in Sterling the 81 still closed in both directions after the lorry and struck a bridge last week it all from station the road is expected to stay closed for some time it's affecting traffic between full and struck blame in Edinburgh the a 901 lower Granton route is partially blocked in both directions there are temporary traffic lights here because of an unsafe building. You would square it follows a fire now in the North Atlantic sure reminded the slip roads closed on the m 8 West mind junction 6 for the 8 new house and on the ferry sailings will resume on combat between Malik and look that is from 7 am that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel and this is Good Morning Scotland worthily Miller and to Bill White for still to come this morning we'll hear from Haiti on the devastation tricked by Harken Matthew it's half past 6 a summary of the news the number of people killed in Haiti by hurricane Matthew has risen to run 300 but that figure is expected to rise as search teams reach more remote areas that were cut off by the storm 2 days ago Hurricane Matthews now bearing down on Florida with the threat of 130 mile an hour winds and huge storm surges Eric Peterson is a journalist there well Matthew is here in pretty good now just north of where I am a salmon Fort Lauderdale which is north of Miami and north of me is the West Palm Beach and the above that what's called the Treasure Coast and it's it's sitting there as we speak and looking to move north going to Daytona Beach Jacksonville and then up into Georgia Ukip has launched an investigation after one of its m.e.p. Stephen Wolfe was taken to hospital following it all to cation with a colleague at the European Parliament in Strasburg Mr Wolf who is regarded as the front runner in the next leadership race collapsed 2 hours after the confrontation the other man involved has denied hitting Mr Wolf last night you could charm and poll Oakton said it wasn't clear what happened last today's events were unfortunate that it characterize or define the party in any way we are right now focus very much on putting forward the process to select a new leader that's the priority we will get to the bottom of what happened and if necessary take appropriate action but this is 2 individuals that clearly got carried away to what extent that happened we don't yet know but we will find out. Labor leader Jeremy Corbin's begun a reshuffle of his shadow cabinet a former Director of Public Prosecutions to Keir Starmer is said Shadow Secretary of State for BRICs that Mr Corbin's long term ally Diane Abbott has become home shot shadow home secretary the French president Francois Hollande has called on the e.u. To be tough and its dealings of Britain as it negotiates withdrawal from the Union he said at no period the Britain wanted a hard break that to resume has said she wants maximum freedom to trade with the e.u. But won't accept the free movement of labor and the jurisdiction of e.u. Courts Mr along said it wasn't possible for Britain to leave without paying a price in the whole of well said 70 we need to remain strong if not we will threaten the very principles of the European Union that's could lead to other countries or regions wanting to leave the e.u. To gain so-called benefits but without any inconvenience or rules you know. Scots nurse Pauline calf a key remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for Ebola the 40 year old was readmitted to the Queen Elizabeth university hospital under police escort after being unwell yesterday morning she 1st contracted a bolo while working as part of a u.k. Team in Sierra Leone in 2014. The education secretary John Swinney is due to speak to a meeting of Head Teachers and deputy heads this morning he'll be speaking at the conference organized by the largest largest teachers' union the e.i.a.s. Union members are likely to want to hear more about plans to give head teachers more power and to ensure that that does not lead to additional pressure on their workload yesterday kind so organization cause low warned it would resist any moves to reduce the role of local government in the education system. Archaeologists say they find the earliest evidence of a journey made in Britain the discovery also suggests that man's best friend has been a loyal companion for longer than previously thought as Duncan Kennedy reports the breakthrough came when a dog's tooth was found near Stonehenge the 2 centimeter long to it was found at Blick me about a mile from Stonehenge it's from an Alsatian type dog about 8 years old and dates from the mess a little around 7000 years ago it's not known whether it was male or female it was almost certainly a pet a team from the University of Buckingham tested the tooth and discovered the water it drank probably came from the York area they say that beans the dog traveled with its owner the 250 miles from Yorkshire to Wilcher made him brought to exchange for something else until now archaeologist didn't know people travelled like this across a country that was just emerging from the Ice Age judges the Norway will announce the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize this morning after choosing from 376 nominees Donald Trump is one of the candidates although he's not considered to be a front runner that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland news they will soak the side of the Atlantic quo and the other. Lucky yes or no I just want to for there's any connection so well saying looking good weather suddenly is about on the other side enough I was just talking to some day about that challenge has to present about the jet stream having a bit of a kink in it because of the hurricanes are going on and there's a talk of the hurricane me beat up and back as well not quite as extreme awful for the people my thoughts really with them across the other side of the Atlantic but for us it is good news for once it's high pressure very much holding right through the weekend dry for most of us a chilly start initially temperatures not far freezing across the north with a frost in places good sunny spouse here and. The sun really starts to get going and the best Asuncion will be across the far north northwest where cloudy or elsewhere the cloud will thin and break loose and quite stubborn cloud for parts of eastern Scotland Angus t. Said 5 on the eastern borders crew and breezy here as well with 13 Celsius widely reaching 15 degrees elsewhere possibly up to 700 for the northwest but your forecast. G.t.d. 95 f.m. 81 a medium wave and on digital radio b.b.c. Radio Scotland they listened to Good Morning Scotland with Bill White for it and hilly Miller Well here is always until 9 o'clock the Labor leader Jeremy Corbin's began reshuffling his shadow cabinet last night he named his long time ally Diane Abbott as shadow home secretary while Baroness Chakrabarti was named as Shadow Attorney General in one of the most controversial changes Mr Corben sacked Labor's Chief Whip Dame Rosie Winterton So what does it all mean for the future of the party Joining us now is our Westminster correspondent Nick Nick morning here 1st of all the sacking of Rosie Winterton seems to have annoyed many of Labor's M.P.'s yet I think that I think behind the scenes there's a real sense that that was a controversial decision her colleagues in the opposition were softness are said to be saddened by the decision one of Mr Korb and critics in the Commons m.p. Called Tom blech and sop suggested it was a saying that Mr Corbyn want sas submission from his opponents rather than the unity somewhere hoping for after his reelection as leader she's been replaced by the man by her predecessor actually the man who was Labor's chief whip. Broner in the Gordon Brown government and that could perhaps be seen as some sort of attempt to reach out to Mr Brown's allies but he was popular there were many tributes to her yesterday and I think below the surface there's quite a lot of anger about that the session and what it means and questions about the direction of the party questions too about the fact that more widely Mr Corben has put some of his key allies in prominent positions as you mentioned Diane Arbus the shadow home secretary Shami Chakrabarti only a member of the party for weeks now. Is the shadow attorney general and on policy some interesting moves as well he's brought and nigher graphics she was somebody who quit the shadow cabinet a few weeks ago when the mass resignations he's brought her back into the shadow defense rule she's tried then and she replaces Clive Lewis who you might remember there was control over c. At the Labor conference over last minute changes to his speech is thought to remove a section which would have backed Labor's current policy of renewing Trident something Jeremy carbon has disagreed with for a long time quite worse himself isn't an ally of Mr Carden a lot of the signal trying he stays in the shadow cabinet shuttle business sector to Ok I mean you know after Labor conference a couple weeks ago these elections were were being discussed as way of healing some of the party's Wooden's do you think that you know this is going to happen any time soon. It certainly doesn't seem like Shadow Cabinet elections are an imminent prospect at the moment team Corden said last night that there would be conversations about them in November as part of our way their conversation on party reform and they say that their mind will be in lessening mood when that happens but there's no same there these appointments many often yesterday are temporally many aren't tempting them there says instead Mr Corben consolidating his position putting his allies in key roles after that and phatic victory in the leadership election while he went in as one of those people who fought to have been walking behind the scenes on some sort of deal between Mr Corbin's critics in the Houses of Parliament and Mr Korb and our lives and that's said to have included shadow cabinet elections of some sort and wanted to see what successor does but it doesn't appear that we're any closer than we were when there was those conversations happening behind the scenes at the Labor conference Ok and just as we've been talking about it in the programs and all the papers this morning the same incident between to you Kip members than day Stephen Wolf still in hospital recovering What's the latest on that you know there's that quite striking images in their own front of most of the papers this morning of Stephen move lying face down on one of the bridges in the Strasbourg parliament and we know roughly what we knew yesterday there was an altercation a Ukip sources have said that punches had been thrown during a row at a meeting of party M.P.'s and this thought must of will bind its head later collapse than was taken to hospital the where where real concerns at points yesterday there's injuries could be serious Ben a statement he said he's feeling better a scan shorn the original fears or a blood. Or his brain were unsubstantiated and he was in hospital kept in hospital overnight as a precaution. But. Corrective. The fight in the says happened as a result of an old kitchen with the only thing is a saying of. Heated tensions in camp have become Last night the chairman was on the b.b.c. News day program saying there would be a full investigation and appropriate action of necessary and even move seems to be getting better clearly some real tensions in the party that could take longer to longer to solve and did make many thanks as always a Westminster correspondent Nic Adly there it's coming up to 18 minutes to 7 more than 300 people are known to have died in Haiti as a result of hurricane Matthew rescue teams have begun searching remote areas that had been cut off by the storm residents have described the devastation with roofs torn off and houses swept away local resident Jean Joseph is one of the worst is in one of the worst hit areas on the southwest coast it's a complete devastation everywhere just about where most houses most of the roofs are Gondar several houses. Removed most of the roofs are gone. And I listen a little as this old ours is on the seaside was. The small houses that are of blocks in the garage. Most of them is top of them are gone but right now what's going on right now a lot of people walking around they have no homes. Lot of and they're just walking around. I don't know what is on a. Correspondent in Haiti is Nick Davis I spent most of day trying to get down to the south of the country and got as far as one of the bridges in petty quad which is really the main stumbling block for a being able to make its way down to where it's most needed the bridge basically got completely inundated it was washed away at the moment people are just about being able to get over it so of topsoil and sort of kind of rebuild the layers of the ground so that some cars and trucks and very brave bikers can try and get through the water but most of the day what we heard was helicopters going over because so much of the areas which are affected you just can't get to them it's impossible because the roads are so bad the rivers are so swollen that the only way to be able to assess where this aid is going to get to is by helicopter the reality is is the water still there and as it recedes that's where the bodies and now being discovered so many of these communities are isolated you know we're talking about one of the most rural parts of an incredibly rural agricultural country so you know you have been scattered communities which pretty much the only way to get in and out of them is by visas I said small motorbikes or by donkey It's quite amazing you know Port au Prince seemed like has always seemed you know busy bustling city some of the goalie's some of the drainage which has always been a problem in the city you can see where Vegas of overflow but apart from that it wasn't so bad but as you head further and further south you know it's very strange you see sort of banana plants sort of bent over you then see trees downed when you see electricity poles down and then you start seeing swollen rivers and buildings which are destroyed so if that's what I'm seeing on. The road down and we've got as far as we can get for today you can only imagine what it's like in places like Jeremy where we're hearing that some 80 percent of all of the homes in that large town have been destroyed thus Nick Davis in Haiti it's quarter to 7 and coming up before 7 o'clock we'll hear about a plan to cut airplane emissions Well the situation in Haiti is one of our main headlines this morning where the death toll is now risen to around 300 Ukip has launched an investigation after one of its m.e.p. Stephen Wolfe was taken to hospital following an altercation with a colleague at the European Parliament and Scots nurse Pauline Cafferty remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for Ebola so he has the travel news. Thank you very much I'll start inside a route where it's causing slow traffic on the m $74.00 north by and junction 5 for the rate interchange congestion goes to junction 6 at Hamilton in Edinburgh the a 901 lower Granton route is partially blocked in both directions temporary traffic lights have been put in place in the world square building is unsafe after a fire earlier in the week now installing the $81.00 still closed in both directions after a lorry struck a bridge last week at both one station at the road expected to remain closed for some time is affecting traffic between Opera for oil and Strath Blain and at the a 94th road bridge slow traffic scythe bind between the b. 981 and the b. 800 congestion on the m 92 junction one and on the ferries sailings will resume one comma between Malik and boys Dale That's from 7 o'clock that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel. Drama on b.b.c. One Scotland to some can destroy a person to find that sometimes that can be worse than missing 3 tans do you know the name Alice Webster she was abducted in 2003 yesterday she came back see right into the middle of the town square saboteur she'd been forced on that no one can hide the truth forever. They're missing Wednesday night at 9 on b.b.c. One Scotland the chancellor Philip Hammond is in the United States for the 1st time since taking the job earlier this year he'll turn the earn your meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group in Washington yesterday was on Wall Street's trying to convince some of the top u.s. Bankers that Britain remains a world class financial center despite the vote to leave the e.u. . It will be certainly one of the u.k. Government's objectives to ensure that the parts of the financial services sector that are Europe facing that do business in Europe are able to continue doing business in Europe I mean not not all of the financial services sector in London exists to do business in Europe London is a global center but some parts do need access Well Mr Holmes comes as The Post has 31 year low against the dollar total pulmonary is reporter from political and Brussels joins us now. How do you think this trip by Filho Philip Hammond will be viewed in the u.s. It's seen as a way to you know provide confidence cue to the Wall Street crowd they just want to know if they need to start pulling you know their impressions and assets out of the u.k. And possibly look for other markets to have access to the European Union there's a concern about you know x. It obviously takes a few years so it's not something that happens right away but they need to hear that their interests are are being considered despite the fact that they're not actually you know. Physically there are some of them to negotiate and. On their behalf but yes obviously there's a transatlantic relationship you know they always say that there's a special relationship between the u.k. And the u.s. Especially when it comes to business so the u.s. Was very pro e.u. . And they just I think want to see and they saw the u.k. As an entry point as a country that really looked out for their interests the block so I think they just want to know that. The u.k. Will still keep them in mind when they're negotiating to leave Well they certainly literally speak the same language but financial service industry is very much a dog eat dog industry. Right rivals to London in elsewhere in Europe parts Frankfurt who will be sitting in the stall to Americans to try to persuade them to go there. Of course you know your Frankfurt Paris they still hope to take some of the the business from from the city even though obviously there are a lot of regulations and in France employment taxes are extremely high there's also Dublin which is being stalked about as a possible potential financial hub because they also speak English a lot of the tech companies are there and they have a low corporate tax rate 12.5 percent and a lot of the American companies they want to make sure that they can you know clear transactions with the European countries there's a lot of money in clearing houses there's also you know passport ing their services into other European countries without having to set up a Dhamma cyle or you know actual infrastructure so they want to do business with Italy without having to have it in office in Italy essentially So if they can't do that with the u.k. Then they're going to have to look for another place to do that I'm sure some of them are anxious. And I would rather just pull out now it's a little easier than later so I think a lot of other countries are trying to prove that there are you know cities have the infrastructure to take on a big bank and it's not just that though it's a lifestyle I mean these people are very wealthy. They are you know moving from New York City probably living in Penthouse in there and they do want to live in a in a town that has a similar lifestyle I you know where you know there's living in London it's nice there's a lot of international restaurants there's the golf course in New York by you know there's a certain lifestyle a cosmopolitan lifestyle about London I don't know what they're going to love but we define for a person I blend is obviously becoming more cosmopolitan but and Paris is cosmopolitan but like I said before there are a lot of those a lot of difficulties of starting a business in France so I think I you know the bankers probably like living in London like we said they speak their language as well which makes it easier to turn a poem from political in Brussels thanks very much 9 minutes to 7 let's get some business news now and the pony fell sharply overnight but just what was to blame Jamie Well I really a bit of a mystery and Sterling plunged 6 percent in Asian trade overnight to french their 2 year low against the dollar it since the covered a bit but the reasons for this so-called flash crash are unclear of course opponent has been under a lot of pressured in recent weeks and it would buy at $1.26 on Thursday then in the overnight trade to plunge below the $1.20 level before recovering just minutes later it went on to trade and spend $1.24 no one possibility is a computer northeast chain reaction after the f.t. Published a story in its website about the French president Francois Hollande demanding tough breaks at negotiations another is a so-called fat finger trading mistake Well our guest this morning is Elise color of her. It was limestone morning late Jamie so I see the pound has been hovering at of their 2 year low in recent weeks but this was still quite a plunge wasn't it pretty pretty sharp fall and rebound it has to be said and as you say that's led to speculation actually algorithmic trading program could have been responsible and we see more of that in stock market really these high frequency traders lots of algorithmic traders so what that means is you haven't got a human being behind any trades what you've got is an algorithm that picks out certain items of news or price information and places a trade based on that and the fear is that actually that's that's leading to increased volatility and speculation that's exactly what's happened in the pound overnight it has recovered as you say and that you know the broader theme is that actually it's 31 year low against the dollar it's been under real pressure this week as it is basically beginning to take shape because to resume a has obviously announced a timetable for those directed negotiations and it's becoming a hard concrete fact rather than rather than you know an abstract concept and will see what happens to the pound twin European markets open in a short time across the Atlantic speculations mounting that are an interest rate hike is imminent in the United States job figures out there today could that change the tame table for when we see American rates move yeah I mean I think we're still we're still in a lower for longer world and that applies across the pond as it does here the data that we're getting out today is the non farms payroll data it doesn't sound particularly exciting but it is actually one of the most widely watched economic indicators in the world is basically an update view of the u.s. Labor market economists are basically expecting around $170000.00 jobs to being created in some September and that really leads to a picture of the u.s. Recovery you know continuing to gather pace and that really does beg the question of when interest rates in the u.s. Are going going to rise you know the u.s. . Us is probably you know the leader in terms of its influence on interest rates and rubberized in u.s. Interest rates affects interest rates across the globe including here and briefly lengthen the Footsie just below 7000 yesterday want to make this week's a stock market movement is me has been very interesting a lot of it driven by the pound again the mood music for this year has been a rebound in commodity prices low interest rates and a fall in pan all of that has helped the stock market's risen about 25 percent now since February late thank you very much indeed for joining us with count of there from Hargreaves Lansdown and let me just confirm the market figures for you the fruits It was then 33 points yesterday and it's at 6999 Jamie thank you very much for that it's 5 to 7 know the un body that governs aviation has reached a historic deal to curb carbon dioxide emissions from planes it's the 1st ever international mechanism to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and. Market based a scheme proposed by emissions from aviation will be measured from a baseline. To be set out in 2020 our environment analyst Roger how to been joins us now good morning to you the morning yeah this is me this is been a pretty extraordinary week actually because we've seen the threshold crossed for the Paris agreement on climate change to come into legal force that will now become legal force next month before Mr Trump could get elected president of the USA after saying that climate change was a hoax and a joke so that's been rushed through an extraordinarily quick time and now this deal from aviation civil aviation people meeting in Montreal agreeing for the 1st time that they would agree to tackle carbon emissions it really has diplomatically at least been quite some week do we know how this aviation scheme would work yes I mean this is the controversial bit so all of the sectors of the economy are supposed to be cutting their emissions from now aviation has always played except. Listen you know we got to increase our economy aviation is part of that people want to fly they want to go on holiday aviation is going to continue to grow is the argument from the industry so they're saying they can't actually cut emissions what they'll do is they'll keep growing emissions to 2020 with developing countries particularly keen on that China and India have been off to 2020 they'll be a voluntary agreement for them to offset any further emissions after 2020 by things like planting trees which is extremely controversial the whole business of offsetting the extremely controversial difficult to tell sometimes what's happening with the emissions and with the credits very easy to scam the system so environmentalists delighted that the deal has been done aviation hasn't continued to Reagan out as it has for the past 2 decades but dismayed that this is this is the final result and I mean at the moment aviation is a kind for quite small amount overall of carbon emissions but as you said that is expected to rise well a it's rising and Leigh everybody everybody accounts except for the Chinese and the Americans and the for a small amount of emissions so to put it in context at the moment aviation emissions if aviation was a country international aviation was a country it would be the same as Germany and so we wouldn't consider Germany's emissions to be trivial that they're all part of tackling the same cause and the controversial thing has been that aviation and shipping the 2 things that international you can't describe their emissions to any one country they've used that international status to avoid the need to do anything so but they are now at least taking something is being done here but I wonder is there any concern Roger up by the you know being a voluntary scheme Oh yes there is concern but you know the aviation industry putting putting a positive spin on that and saying look we're the 1st sector ever to have greed any voluntary scheme so you really should give us credit for that from the other point . If you mean scientists would like to see much stronger action not just from aviation but from all the countries that have signed up to the Paris deal you know there's just been a report this week saying the u.s. Is not going to meet its targets targets that are already the international community says are inadequate the e.u. Needs to improve its targets the u.k. Slipping on its long term targets so while the rhetoric and the commitments diplomatically to a deal and aggressive targets continues the actual performance in terms of cutting emissions is going in the opposite direction and that was the the agreement being the Paris agreement in a becoming law as well as you say a significant week really in towns of dealing with climate change yes well I mean as I said diplomatically it has been significant but on the other hand you know you've had in the u.k. The different from Scotland but you know in England we've had the decision to agree fracking for instance we've had quite a strong nor do that there will be expansion at Heathrow and you know if you look at this critically you do some people would say that the government just isn't joined up you know we already have more fossil fuels in the world than we can possibly burn given the state of our knowledge about climate change assuming that that's correct so you know there are problems ahead Roger Many thanks for joining us this morning our environment analyst Roger has been there. $92.00 to $95.00 and family eat one of the media and on digital radio b.b.c. Reduced gone. At 7 o'clock Friday the 7th of October this is Good Morning Scotland with Hilly Miller and Bill White for coming up in the next hour Florida prepares to be battered by hurricane Matthew time is running out this is clearly going to either him have a direct hit or come right along and we're going to have hurricane force winds more bad press for you but still part of the devastation. Kept bringing a bit of color but otherwise. And the new music for the Battle of the song. Called come 1st a summary of the news Hurricane Matthew is bearing down in Florida after pummeling the Bahamas it's said to be the strongest storm in the United States for 12 years with the threat of 130 mile an hour winds and huge storm surges in Haiti which was hit by the hurricane and chuse day the number of people killed as passed 300 but relief agencies are born that the figure will rise as search teams reach more remote areas our correspondent Nick Davis has reached Haiti's southwestern Peninsula which was left devastated by the storm. As you drive towards the south of Haiti the more you can see the increasing levels of destruction it's gradual fields of torn up and on plants fallen trees downed power lines swollen rivers and eventually destroyed buildings that's just what I've seen on the ground is the only way to really get a handle on how bad the devastation is is from the air. Helicopter circled overhead continually This majestic operation to send aid is hampered by the difficulty of the terrain and the isolated farming communities that are scattered around this region. Aid agencies are scrambling to deal with a humanitarian crisis that they can't fully assess until of waters recede and the full extent of the disaster can be seen Ukip has begun an investigation into what intern a parent alter cation between 2 if it's any piece entering the man tipped to be its next leader Stephen Wolf Mr Wolf collapsed and was taken to hospital 2 hours after the argument at a meeting in Strasburg he said to be recovering Alex for scythe reports the altar cation understood to be between Mr Wolf and fellow m.e.p. Mike welcome took place during a heated you keep me to. Being in the European Parliament some of Mr Wolfe's colleagues was said to have been angry after he revealed he'd considered defecting to the Tories despite wanting to be you keeps next leader accounts of what followed very Mr Woerth speaking to the Daily Mail claimed a punch was thrown at him but a spokesman for Mr Hookham reportedly denying to physical fight Scots nurse Pauline Cafferty remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for Ebola the 40 year old was readmitted to the Queen Elizabeth university hospital under police escort after becoming unwell yesterday morning she 1st contracted Ebola while working as part of a u.k. Team in Sierra Leone 2 years ago Jeremy Corbin's began a reshuffle of his shadow cabinet a former Director of Public Prosecutions so Kier Starmer is Shadow Secretary of State for BRICs it was to Corbin's long term ally Diane Abbott gets shadow home secretary the B.B.C.'s political correspondent in waltz and says she's one of a number of women with places in Labour's and in the labor leaders top team Charlie Trotter party has made a labor peer recently she carried out got a controversial review into the party senators in the past and she's been made to shadow attorney general and also George Stevens another I wouldn't be made to shut a secular state for Wales to some extent his redress and gender balance but his critics are also saying that he's bringing some risk force allies even closer and not building bridges to those who criticized is the different the Palin suffered what traders described as a flash crash when Asian markets open the Smalling experiencing the biggest drop in value since the u.k. Voted to leave the e.u. At one point Sterling fell by almost 10 percent against the dollar. Plans have been unveiled to build one of the U.K.'s largest office parks on the bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow the magenta business district at Shaw field in the city's east end would cover $27.00 acres and have up to 1200000 square feet of office space a new strategy is needed to tackle homelessness in Scotland according to a senior figure from the Church of Scotland the Right Reverend Dr Russell Barr will teleconference an Edinburgh that the figures have remained largely unchanged over the last 2 decades ministers have said they're working to reduce homelessness Laura Maxwell has more demoralising degrading and dehumanizing that's how the moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland describes homelessness Dr Russell Barr says it almost 35000 the Scottish Government figures for the number of homeless applications last year are similar to those issued 20 years ago he's not calling on local authorities political parties housing associations and the charitable sector to launch what he describes as a collective endeavor partnership to try and end rough sleeping and reliance on temporary accommodation it's based on a model developed in Finland which is the only country in Western Europe to see any significant reduction in homelessness in recent years. Nicholas sturgeon is to announce a new link up between Scottish and Icelandic tourism bodies during a called a conference in Reykjavik the 1st ministers in Iceland to address the Arctic Circle assembly on the topic of climate change she will also announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Visit Scotland and the Icelandic tourist board to share information that's the new sports headlines knife and feel good lads really thank you Ricky button says he can't imagine how the family of boxer Mike tell must be feeling one week on from the done the fighters death buttons the fans as well W.B.'s super lightweight title tonight in Glasgow says he's been trying not to think about what happened to tell who died after a fight in the city we'll hear from Barton shortly Glasgow said he lost one no way to ask of United of Sweden in the 1st leg of their last 32 time in the Women's Champions League and it's being reported in France that former All Blacks Dan Carter and George Coco have given drug test shoring anomalies the newspaper like Keep says the tests were taken ahead of this year's Top 14 final the New Zealand pairs manager says both had permission to take prescribed medicines so if the travel I did indeed thank you very much I'll start in full cook at home and there's one wing closed on the m one slice by and there's been an accident here between junction 5 for the 898-9058 catcher's brake and junction 4 of the 8 junction 4 for the 8 a one in the 8 o 3 the accident happened around 10 minutes ago in size Lenox or road where it's causing slow traffic on the m 74 north bind junction 5 for the wreath interchange congestion goes to junction 6 after the 73 at Hamilton in Edinburgh the a 901 lower Granton Road still partially blocked in both directions the retained pre traffic lights in place here near Ward Square a building has been left on the safe after a fire earlier in the week on the bridges the 94 through bridge slow moving traffic south by now. Between the benign one and the b. 800 that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland traffic to throw also has the weather forecast thank you very much very very set of conditions as we head through the weekend very little changing. From what we're seeing today quite chilly at the moment across the north the frost in place he said temperatures not far a freezing for many parts here good sunny spells for 1st light as well and holding on to the best the sunshine across the far north and the northwest fairly cloudy elsewhere the glide will tend to thin and break up will brighten up we'll see some sunshine developing parts of eastern Scotland Angus' Tayside 5 the eastern borders remain rather cool and cloudy 13 Celsius here where typically 15 degrees on the warm 1617 over the Northwest Highlands and shelter So these early winds will be mainly light although fresh along the East Coast strong at times of a container and the in the Hippity is more for me up to help a certain thanks very much Judith 8 minutes past 7 this is Good Morning Scotland Millar and Bill White for. The president Obama has declared a state of emergency in Florida as well as says Carleen and Georgia have to hold a can must roared through the Bahamas and no heads for America so it's east haddocks Alma's from the Florida International University international public can Research Center in Miami then unfortunately may rank up there in one of the most historical farms for the United States it's expected to maintain its category 4 strength and essentially as it approaches the coastline the expectation that will be just offshore and so that means it's literally going to pound every single community up the coast with storm surge flooding 10 feet and catastrophic damaging wind coast and 140 mile per hour well George and says Carolina are also in the path of the storm Rita Putu is a reporter for $65.00 w. D.b.o. In Florida I spoke to him a bit earlier well the hurricane is turning off of our coast it's kind of moving up the coast parallel like a buzz saw you know it's just so far here in central Florida where we're at we're getting some outer rain bands we're getting some localized flooding and you know we're really not getting too much of a good wind probably having to actually win problem here just yet but all that's going to change overnight is getting closer it's about 60 miles east of Fort Pierce right now so I mean so far so good I mean when you have hurricanes we console you the word hunkering down but that's exactly what people are doing right now they're they're staying indoors there's a ban on travel mandatory travel people that are working or emergency workers are allowed on the roads to pretty much Friday is going to be a wash around here you know people are just waiting and this is an historic storm no storm has ever really hit us on the East Coast ever before is it possible though that it might divest again and actually misquoted altogether. No it's definitely going to travel up our coast and here's the really odd thing that I'm trying to wrap my brain around right now there is a good possibility that this storm is going to wrap around now and come back and hit the state again is a weakened store certainly not as a Category 3 or anything stronger but that's because there's another hurricane a new hurricane that's no threat to land but it's in the Atlantic hurricane the coal it's a Category 2 hurricane right now and that very well may divert Matthew around again and hit our state I mean just crazy another that are sometimes concerns that people would have thought when they were told to this is Sunday the population has either got shelter or got out of the way in time well you know what a lot of people have gotten out of harm's way but you know our reporters on the ground have talked to people and they're just they're stubborn they're not they're not going to go anywhere and you know here's the thing this is what the emergency responders are saying you know you're kind of on your own you know we're not going to risk our lives to save you when you put yourself in harm's way so if somebody is is choosing to ride out the storm on the coast and they don't leave you know there's really not much 1st responders can do even if they wanted to do it because you know the coast is going to get hit really really hard and you know the bridges flooding all sorts of things are going to have emergency responders just aren't going to get around there are over a lot of people just don't get it but most people have gotten and evacuated. The coastal communities prepared for shortages of electricity and water and utilities. You know yet yes and know that something like this is hard to prepare for I mean you know in Katonah beach for instance where I work sometimes you know it's it's a coastal area it's kind of rickety in some parts you know it's going to get devastated and you know we could be without power for weeks now you know that the wind has to stop a storm has to move on for anybody to be able to fix anything in the 1st place so Saturday they're going to assess that damage but you know you can only prepare so much for this act of nature it's a 6 truly powerful storm the support of the caput 2 in Florida 12 minutes posts the chairman of you camp says an investigation will be held and to the events which left one of the front runners to be the party leader ending up in hospital in France Stephen Wilson is a legend Lee involved in all to cation at a meeting of the European Parliament it comes in the same week that the previous leader Diane James quit after just 18 days in the job despite the apparent chaos you Kipps impact in British politics has been huge over the past decade despite new poll ratings here in Scotland but is it losing its way Paul Staines is the editor of the political blog you faults and joins us now good morning to you Tony what do you make of the state of the party the moment. Well I think there was some anger at the meeting yesterday because it was revealed the day before that Stephen Wolf who's the front runner to be the next leader had been considering his being wooed by the Tories to join them and I think that well as a difference as a result of variation. And some of the any piece of very unhappy with Stephen Wolf it's always when I was a top. Yeah indeed I mean I know we don't know the full details of what happened happened but obviously a very serious incident and this is given the fact that Diane James. You know resigned after 18 days in the job is there a sense that. There's no one at the helm and there's no clear direction for the party the moment. There is a sense that some of the people I pull not to who was another prominent m.e.p. Who was also thought to be a front runner to become the decided not to run and there's a feeling that perhaps some of the thinking that you keep it's had its moment has achieved primary objective So is there really a future for a party that was really predicated on take us out of the and that some of the some of the brightest people in the u.k. Some of return to the will and some are thinking about for the future Chris is a bit headless in some ways while they find the grounds of really. Careful what you wish was an old phrase and they have got what they wished for and now people are wondering whether they have purposely more yeah so really I mean how big of a challenge is going to be to to find you know a means of defining the party again and find a sort of purpose there's a big faction in u.k. Who want to. Make a big push in the north of England to displace labor they feel that Labor has also lost its way on the journey called in that there is a case for a paycheck party that represents the working class interests that's pro the welfare states and pro. Traditional Labor values that faction is the one that could come to the fore and if they do put off they could have success. In elections and be continuing force but the 1st pass place is very much the system and that is not going to be the Yeah it certainly be not a party that's hard particularly colorful characters do you think there's a macho culture within the party. Definitely I mean their image of you know everyone down the pub for a drink is for real I've been to events it is very much a bar pub culture around the party and I think it's because you know it has got real working class roots and people do like to have their politics and a drink and a laugh you know that's not a bad thing I mean it's it's it's probably means more in contact with genuine voters than some of the other parties but is there an issue as if you know grown men decided the best way of dealing with an argument is to take the jackets are step outside and settle it it happens it happens happens in all parties I mean there have been quite a few fights in the parliament in the bars in parliament I think the s.n.p. Have had problems I think Eric Joyce had a similar problem you know alcohol people happened why it should be a surprise I don't I don't know from Kay thanks very much as they can to this morning post things that he's editor of the political blog do folks and that brings a time to just after 17 minutes past 7 just 10 individuals or companies were responsible for more than half of all the nations made to the e.u. Referendum according to new research accounting group timespans International has branded the situation a dangerous place for any democracy given the high concentration of political donations in such a select group the delights of policy Duncan Hames joins us now good morning good morning Bill why is it dangerous. Well when a small number of people are the source that political parties are dependent on for their income it demonstrates the vulnerability of our political system to power of private interests. Perhaps inadvertently perhaps deliberately capturing political policy decision making in what is meant to be decision making made for the public interest but that assumes the more it is spent on campaign than the more successful they are that's not the case is it worth the effort and where remain spent leave by 50 percent. It doesn't require that assumption at all that the point is that when politicians need a lot of money for their election campaigning and they spend a lot of time trying to court it from a relatively tiny part of society then it distorts access to power and influence and you only have to look across the Atlantic to see some of the more extreme consequences of that situations where Congressman have been expected by their political party to spend 4 hours a day while they're meant to be at work speaking to the small number of people who are their current and prospective donors but if you took the example of President Obama for instance he had fewer big ticket dollars in his successful campaigns and actually does a lot of money through social media super hurts the landscape is changing Well I think you're right to say that we have you know just cause in being hopeful that there is another way of funding our democracy and the membership of political parties and political movements both in Scotland then across the u.k. Has finally begun to tick up but political parties should seize that opportunity to cut their dependency on the funding of a very wealthy few and that's why we're recommending in this report that there should be a cap of $10000.00 pound per year per donor on donations to political party to force them to broaden. The net that they used to to fund their activities but what the road those regulations in the same way they get around other rules about what companies can do and so on or you would just have set up dummy accounts dummy people who would effectively just be sock puppets for them and feed in more money is that not the sort of thing that's bound to happen. Any rules based system risks that kind of gaming that's why after political donations started to have to be reported 5 years later there had to be a tightening of those rules to relate to preferential loans that were being made to political parties which avoided those controls but it's definitely a step in the right direction to always give more information to the public about how their democracy works and who's paying for it and we're just talking of companies that's another thing that you're concerned about isn't the companies with foreign bases or no particular Yukiya locus have been giving money. Companies often are part of a complex chain of ownership sometimes in secrecy jurisdictions around the world often in well known tax havens and as a result it can obscure who the beneficial owner is whose interest is actually being advanced through the making of a donation the rules around transparency around donations imposed by the Electoral Commission and meant to make sure that voters know who is paying for their political parties and their campaigns and. If we take the referendum as an example one of the largest donors was a company called Take back control limited set up barely a year before the vote yet to fall accounts so we don't have the same degree of transparency about exactly where that money that was spent on a decision which determined that you know the future of the United Kingdom actually came from Ok Duncan here director of policy Transparency International thanks very much 22 minutes past 7 time for thought for the day and it comes from the very Reverend John Christy a former moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland Good morning good morning thank you. The journey to it in years but this week the mother of Surjit Singh Joker was convicted for his claim the heartbreak for his family at the time followed by a long wait for justice is almost impossible to imagine the talk of family lawyer armor and more said no one can imagine the devastating toll in a family whose campaign has no police victim's rights at the heart of a modern criminal judicial system and would be their legacy for generations to come along with it the years of disappointment and this week so come has challenged me to think about the meaning of justice it's a what commonly used in the troubled world of the 21st century for example peace and justice are often linked both as an ideal and a goal and visually justice is often depicted Blain fold and holding a set of skill symbolizing arguments weighed and judgement pronounced from time to tame I'm involved in mediation process is a new that my sense of justice may be challenged by the circumstances of a situation or by my emotions I need to keep reminding myself that objectivity must be maintained if we are to feign opportunities for relationships to be stabilized then rebuilt the concept of justice goes back a long way in human history in both secular and religious ratings and look to the Bible for understanding and inspiration the Jesus of the Gospels is portrayed as being both just and and partial in all his encounters with people his teachings that fearless compassion and commitment to the foundations in which to build our lives our relationships and our society is clear as is the promise that in the end truth will out sadly we can't change suits at Joker's feet but we can remember his family's determination for justice and truth which will hopefully encourage us to imagine a fear of what Old Joy and make his words from the Old Testament do what is fair and just to your neighbors and be compassionate and loyal in your love. Thank you very much for that the Very Reverend John Christy with our thought for the day brings the time to almost 725 a nursery for Phil Good luck with the sports news Bill thank you it's been a devastating week for the family of Scottish Boxer Mike towel and a difficult one for the sport the done the fighter died last Friday after taking ill following a fight in Glasgow that led some to call for the sport to be banned and Glasgow tonight Recchi Baden's defends his W.B.'s super lightweight title against of Bella loose the 3 weight while Champion says he'll enter the ring trying not to think about what happened to toll 7 days ago but instead focus on his job stopping that from trying to knock him out. Gokey quicker than I thought it would be you know we had the big fight child thinking Ok it went once and that is just one angle of Hobbs You know all mob everybody thinks way to fail always going to get we've got to meet again although he's been called in all cases the level position he's been known. As a stand up for them in cos if you like to say. That. Any babe of a hot it's going to I don't like a tough test and he has to say that I am having he's going to do well and we train to all frames and all spawn and that's when excellent so I say I'm not saying well that's coming if you're going to be able to get what is it difficult to prepare for what was a mandatory difference compared to the last similar injury you had the opportunity to win when you take a look the different way and make your mark in the sport not told and myself just off to very typical training for boxing scores boxing in particular the moment has been difficult for you to prepare given everything else has been happening with with the death of me. And I told drove a device came up but I say to Joan that we can do a lot of stuff it's just one of the subjects I just I don't know what to save I can't imagine every family and feeling. Just try every fail that no they know but that but the Ruskin when they put a call to it excites me they'd all sort of still be involved in for so many years and. I've just been type it out with a bike in my main that will be really really been paid much attention they just they show you that focus their next game any get out there you've made your living from boxing you have got a figurehead for Scottish boxing What do you say to the notion that maybe the sport should be done following what happened. Folks And I saw it as a safe sport of said that regular ations and that you've. Pulled the control of a c.v. You have made Coles takeoffs not before face and self. Knowledge of the sport I saved but like I say. Never know when a gate in sight and that old is going to bring that this if the eyes they can get it right in between your years of the votes and for the so many favors the ladies in the army shouted for that I saw many people go for the sport that we all know the rest getting when you put it all when you're always telling people that they've got something that is just the same as some things I couldn't tell what a champion jockey buttons they're speaking to the child Wilson Glasgow said he went down one nil to Sweden's Eskil stoner united in the 1st leg of their Women's Champions League last Thursday to tie last night the return leg is next week mean for them World Cup qualifiers Wales through 2 apiece in Austria they stay top in group d. But idle in the no alongside them they beat John Cho one nil Alex Norton holds a one shot lead going into the 2nd round of the Links Championship played over 3 quarters Kingsbarns and sometimes it was top Scott they had a Scot Jemison who'll start to 2nd round on 5 under par it's being reported in France that former All Blacks Doncaster and Jorak a cocoa have given drugs tests showing anomalies the newspaper to keep says the tests were taken ahead of this year's Top 14 final the New Zealand payer's money Joe says both had permission to take described medicines and then term Edinburgh head coach Duncan Hodge takes charge of the team for the 1st time at muddy field this evening he's made 5 changed us for the visit of a talian side to v. So much as live from Radio Scotland and on b.b.c. Album here's the damage to the travel news thank you very much in full Kurt killing traffic after an accident only m 9 sites by and passed between junction 5 for the a 1000000 the a 9 o 5 The cutter's Bray and junction forward for the 8 a one in the 8030 lanes have night reopened that was around 5 minutes ago but that there is still congestion in the area it's affecting traffic between Sterling and Edinburgh roadworks causing delays elsewhere on the motorways in Glasgow slow traffic on the m 8 West by. Between junction 8 for Bayless and 9 Easterhouse and a little further along between junction 13 for province and 16 Creek hole inside make sure it's slow traffic on the m 74 it junction 5 the wreath interchange congestion goes to junction 7 at Larkhall away from the motorways in Edinburgh the a 9 o one lower Granton Road still partially blocked in both directions because September lights have been put in place near Ward Square a building is unsafe after a fire at Iran in the week that b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel and they're still to come will be speaking to you Kipps party chairman about events in Strasburg yesterday and also a claim that Scotland is just managing homelessness rather than actually tackling the problem it's half past 7 a summary of the news almost 2000000 people living along the southeast coast of America have been urged to move inland as Harken Matthew Bell stone on Florida a state of emergency has been declared in the state along with South Carolina and Georgia in Haiti the number of people killed by the storm has jumped to more than 300 as rescue teams have begun reaching remote communities that had been cut off our correspondent Nick Davis is in Haiti. As you head further and further south you know it's very strange you see sort of banana plants sort of bent over you then see trees downed when you see electricity poles down and then you start seeing swollen rivers and buildings which are destroyed so if that's what I'm seeing on the road down and we've got as far as we can get for today you can only imagine what it's like in places like Jeremy where we're hearing that some 80 percent of all of the homes in that large town have been destroyed Ukip has launched an investigation after one of its m.e.p. Stephen Wolfe was taken to hospital following an altercation with a colleague at the European Parliament and stars both Mr Wolfe who's widely regarded as being the front runner in the next leadership race collapsed 2 hours after the confrontation the other man involved has denied hurting Mr Wolfe last night you keeps chairman Paul Oct and so it wasn't clear what had happened last today's events were unfortunate that it characterize or define the party in any way we are right now focus very much on putting forward the process to select our new leader that's the priority we will get to the bottom of what happened and if necessary take appropriate action but this is 2 individuals that clearly got carried away to what extent that happened we don't yet know but we will find out Jeremy carbon has been accused by Liberal M.P.'s of feeling to promote unity with his shadow cabinet reshuffle Mr Corben gave senior posts to his are lies Dan Abbott and Liddy talked about and sucked rosy Winterton the chief whip who had attempted to broker an agreement on elections to the front bench or Westminster correspondent nickered Lee told us that's been a controversial decision her colleagues in the opposition website office are said to be saddened by the decision one of Mr Korb and critics in the Commons m.p. Called Tom bleck an sop suggested it was a saying that Mr Corbin wants our submission. From his opponents rather than their unity somewhere hoping for after his reelection she's been replaced by the man who was Labour's Chief Whip Nick Broner in the Gordon Brown government and that could perhaps be seen as some sort of attempt to reach out to Mr Brown's ally Scottishness Pauline calf acute remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for the bowler the 40 year old was readmitted to the Queen Elizabeth university hospital under police escort after becoming unwell yesterday morning misc Africa is reported to be in a stable condition and doctors treating her see that as no danger to the public she 1st contracted Ebola while working as part of a Yuki team in Sierra Leone in 2014. The pony's suffered what changes described as a flash crash when Asian markets opened this morning suffering the biggest drop in value since the u.k. Voted to leave the e.u. One point Sterling fell by almost 10 percent against the dollar and it also plunged against the euro before quickly T.-Bone ding a correspondent Ben Thompson says market analysts are confused by the volatility they think perhaps it could be related to comments from the French president Francois Hollande about the time the exit of the u.k. From the European Union or it could just be what they call a fat finger someone trading by pricing too many buttons and that sparking a sell off it has since recovered but nonetheless the pound is down about 13 percent since the u.k. Voted to leave the European Union that is very says the dollar study on the long term effects of concussions in former Scotland rugby players has phoned the displayed only some mild memory effects 52 x. Internationals with an average of 14 concussions each when examined by the University of Glasgow researchers said despite a high number of repeat concussions in the players' effects on mental health social or what function were not evident some 20 years after the still playing. If you see Radio Scotland use 26 minutes now let's get the weather forecast with just Rolston Lanka very rush yesterday we saw the Scotland saw in most sunshine over 10 hours for can last and also Scotland so the highest temperatures this is u.k. Wide 17 point one degrees for Sky So there you go we're looking really good weather wise and similarly today at the moment is more in a way of cloud running through the central and the size in the east as well but clear skies across the north of frost possibly some mist of for patches which will quickly burn off during the morning and it will stay really sunny here lovely sunshine once again across the northwest Highlands on the far north and the north now speeding well to looking at 16 or 17 degrees across the northwest elsewhere the cloud within and break highs of 15 cells his were typically along the East Coast for the likes of fair in towards Teesside extending into Earth Perth area and also Fife a slew of the in the eastern borders pull into more cloud cooler here 13 degrees with a bit of a fresh south easterly wind quite a brisk wind running up the West Coast as well else where the winds will be light a dry evening long clear spells in the north once again elsewhere a combination of cloud and clear skies big video and temperatures again tonight called in the north around about freezing line or 10 in the south but looking at the weekend sicking find dry spells of sunshine very settled indeed. By 81 a medium wave and on digital radio b.b.c. Radio Scotland You're listening to Good Morning Scotland was Bill White for an Halley minutes 24 minutes to 8 the moderator of the Church of Scotland will address housing conference in Edinburgh today where he'll point out that the number of homeless people here has remained largely unchanged over the last 2 decades according to the latest figures almost 35000 applications were made last year despite Scottish Government legislation to tackle the problem the Right Reverend Dr Russell Barr says homelessness is merely being managed and warns that there will be little hope of resolving it unless a joined up integrated approach is taken he joins us now good morning to you morning here but why do you think then the number of homeless people has mainly stayed the same for 20 years it stayed the same despite the fact there's been a lot of good effort by the national government by local authorities and by such sector charities it stayed the same. For a number of reasons firstly because there's not been enough of these social housing built over the last 20 years secondly because there's not been joined up and it's integrated that approach to resolving the time all the different parties as there needs to be so what's wrong with that with the approach at the moment what's wrong is that. People are not. National Government local authorities and are not and if I can use a metaphor from own world from the same song sheet from the same hymn sheet. It's simply not as integrated as it needs to be healing and so what needs to happen then I mean how do you get. Everyone to work together and to try to achieve the same thing well there are in fact good examples if you look to Finland in 2008 really the developed a particular people. C m what they did was to bring together all the interested parties all the different parts of the sector and adopt a particular policy know we can do this even Scotland it's a good model is the of for us to follow and with the aspiration and the political will then it can be done. You said you know Finland has managed to do this. What needs is it a financial issue obviously the building of new homes is a major plank of dealing with this but just in terms of the understanding of the problem of homelessness do organizations does not understand it or they understand it find the understand of very well it's been very well researched There's no difficulty in understanding the challenge is to move from simply managing it which is what we're doing at the moment to aspiring to resolve it and that will involve a number of factors that will involve building new homes I'm delighted that the Scottish Government has committed to 50000 new homes in the lifetime of this Parliament 75 percent of which will be available for social housing but simply putting a roof over somebody's head doesn't it's not sufficient you have to have the backup services that will help people Tom that into the home but it's a huge it's a huge problem isn't 35000 up locations made last year and it seems that almost half of the applications to local authorities came from children and young people well of the 35000 just about 20000 were assessed as homeless and within that $20000.00 there were something. Just over 17 sort of just under 18000 children and young people as part of those homes whose healing that's really quite shocking in present day Scotland is a more that could be done though to deal with homelessness almost before someone finds themselves homeless doesn't suggest you know that wiser strategies and policies for dealing with various social issues and family issues are not working either yes it does yes it does prevention is always far better than trying to resolve things so issues that ironed Luigi's issues are toned zeroconf. These are all part of the mix that lead to people getting into difficulties with paying rent with being mortgage and end up to 4 becoming homeless Ok Well thank you very much for speaking to us this morning good to hear from you the right Reverend Dr Russell Barr there ahead of the conference and bread today it's just gone 20 to 8 business is known one of Scotland's biggest regeneration projects takes another step forward today Tim McCarver can tell us more Jimmy indeed Hello good morning again well the transformation of the claimed gate we signed in the East End of Glasgow began a bit 8 years ago today plans are unveiled for one of the U.K.'s largest office parks and the site with the potential for thousands of new jobs the company behind what's called the magenta development is Highbridge properties and director engine Hill joins me now along with even Manson who's chief executive it claimed gateway Gentleman good morning to you both in 1st of all just remind us a little bit about what the claimed gate we project is and just how significant today's development could be yes Craig it was regenerating a major part of the city to the east of the city center couldn't parts of it's been working for the years no matter what and it's an awful lot more than just any I don't about the Commonwealth Games you know it's a round of Commerce game say but it's communities of. Bridgeton we all know in traditional communities and the world could be doing is everything you would hope to see you know regeneration project it's what I mean everything from new facility new series used to new facilities everything you would all working with people for a bit of education everything but key to our work has been to find jobs for local people so that means bringing companies and organizations into the area and then working with local people to be able to take these jobs and agent hell that's for you come in this morning tell us a bit about this development what the potential is here well morning I think the attraction for us is massive I 1st saw this couple years ago actually a very rainy and depressing day and usually for. As go and despite all that there was such a traction in the fundamentals that it reminded me very much of my early days a London Docklands glowers involved in the early eighties and learned doctrines which then had a lot of similarities great potential proximity to a wonderful city but lacking in progression that's a very interesting point there he enters into that comparison with Docklands because it was an area which 30 years ago many had written off and then look what happened it's a good comparison we are close to the city center we have the transport connections but the difference for Dawkins is that we are very connected into the community and we meet the links between good also it doesn't jobs and making sure local people can take advantage of these opportunities Now imagine you've developed other similar sites including one near Newcastle what what kind of companies are you able to chat to to these developments and I know we're talking about 12 of those and jobs but presumably some would be a bit good existing companies growing or displacement not necessary certainly not new jobs magic toted thin air well actually that is no experience to me because the scheme you mentioned is cobalt in Newcastle that's now 2000000 square feet of development there are $14000.00 people employed at Cobalt and again I was involved in the beginning of that in the 1998 that was a best seller and now it employs 40000 people and very briefly gentleman from this is a long term scheme to think Bex it could make any difference either way well we're used to walking in tough economic conditions and I'm through the last recession Claygate we has made huge progress in 4 and a half those jobs brought to the area so we're ready of bricks it makes the circumstances tough we're ready and we'll we'll be a success through that gentlemen thank you both very much indeed for joining us say every hero and Manson there Jamie thank you very much at 16 minutes to 8 of the Ukip leadership candidate Stephen Wolfram means in hospital this morning following reports of a fight to the meeting of the party's m.e.p. He's out and buying says a major donor to Ukip said last night that the party's national executive committee should be replaced the. The b.b.c. Xeon warts and that you can only n.p. Does us castle and the party's leader and Wills new Hamilton of too much power on any c. Reason this been so much animosity is because they really took control of the anything 2 people amongst a very large party and I thank you so much does this cause Well if. You can cause. You harm which in the form of conservative m.p. That's correct and I think this group of people is very very small but I think the course a disproportionate amount of election coming up for the Elysee very shortly I might stand myself and number of other people grownups. Well actually. But you'd actually like to see if people that knew how much it will get back to conservative past. Sunday work it's only us knows any member of party chairman or lot and good morning to you good morning Bill we'll get on to The only see in a moment but can you clear up watch Lee Hartland with Steven Wolf because you don't swim party leader Nigel far as this was a dispute finished up physically from any reports it was a punch up well it clearly did have a physical element by virtue of the fact that regrettably some point in the morning yesterday fell over now what caused him to fell over is something that we're still looking into I'm going to be making sure that there is an investigation I've spoken to Nigel about this several times yesterday but our focus at the moment is very much on Stephen Wolf and his health making sure that he is back to full fitness as quickly as possible I understand that things are looking very good and again this morning he is improving still on yesterday so that's the priority right now isn't it good news do you think there's no connection then between the fight and the collapse Well what we have to be very careful not to do here is over speculate there was clearly disagreement yesterday morning within a group of you get any Payson involved Steve and another couple of hours later at least Steve Wolf collapsed now during the altercation and that's what we're calling it earlier in the morning Steve Moore fell over but nobody as yet has been able to prove or demonstrate what caused that to happen you know I know that there's been reports that punches have been thrown but they've also been reported that wasn't the case. So it's symbolic of the sort of mess that your party is in the fighting the infighting that seems to have dogged your party for a long time just look at this latest from aren't buying you says effectively accusing a clique within the party of trying to draw Well what I can tell you is chairman of the party and just to clarify I'm not a member of the any c I chair the any say in the slightly different slightly different thing but the any. See that I have worked with during my chairmanship which has only been 2 months so far are very sensible made up of very good people who have the party's interests at heart and they go to great lengths on a voluntary basis every day of the week to try and do what they believe in the best interest of the party I think it would be unfair to suggest that any external element now has any control over that over that body although as you would expect they listen to the opinions of many people including our own banks I'm sure including Neil out including Douglas Carswell as an m.p. Is obviously an influential figure in the party and including our interim leader now Nigel Well it Luke's as it does. Is set against people that was Carswell and you'll Hamilton one or the other has to go and it would be a disaster for Ukip wouldn't phone banks took his money away it's a disaster if anybody leaves the party look Arab banks has been a great servant to our party he has done sterling work and has played a significant role in bringing about the referendum result that we got so as a party we're incredibly grateful to him and of course his imput will always matter but the party fundamentally is bigger than any one individual and any one person's views we've got tens of thousands of members they're actually the core of all of this it's what they think that matters most of all the parties bigger than one person and actually Nigel Farage himself who is a giant of a man within the party he himself would accept what I've just said the party is bigger than any one person all views matter more than others well he's moving all of course but isn't there a sense in which you could pose been too successful for its own good as achievements that is going to be broke so there's no point in you Capernaum orders that well what we're going to look to do now Bill is put forward a process of selecting a new leader and that process will give us I'm sure a new direction it will give us a sense of where we're going to go as a party that's very much our focus you know we're going to look at what happened yesterday morning but as I said earlier this is 2 people within a membership of 10. Of thousands that ins will be dealt with but our priority my focus a lot of the n.a.c. Is putting forward a selection process by which we can elect a new leader they will give us a new direction and at that point will be able to say what the new purpose of Ukip is Paul Oakton the chairman of Ukip He chairs the an e.c. As well as he pointed out thanks very much it's 11 minutes to 8 and coming up before 8 o'clock we're taking a look at the changes in Germany Corbin's shadow cabinet the news headlines more than 300 people are no known to have died in Haiti after hurricane Matthew battered the country and choose d. It's now heading for Florida as we've been hearing Ukip has begun an investigation into an apparent altercation between 2 of its m.e.p. And Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferty remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for Ebola which he 1st contracted in Sierra Leone 2 years ago travel Zoid element thank you very much in full court there is queueing traffic care this is after an accident on the m one size mind between junction 5 cadres bringing forward for the 8 a one in the 83 still congestion there is affecting traffic between Sterling and the Edinburgh road works causing delays elsewhere in the motorways in Glasgow slow traffic in the West bind between junction 8 for being listed then one Easterhouse and also for other along between junction 13 for proven and 16 Creek whole insightful a mixture roadworks delaying you on the m 74 north bind junction 5 for the rate interchange congestion goes to junction 7 for Larkhall now away from the motorways in Edinburgh the a 901 lower Granton Road is partially blocked in both directions temporary traffic lights have been put in place here near Would the square a building has been left on safe after a fire which happened a couple of days ago in Stirling The $81.00 remains closed in both directions it's after a lorry struck a bridge last week at Belfort station the road is expected to remain closed for some time that's affecting traffic between for oil and strata plane though we did say if we talk about the ferries. No I did say that the coal Mark Malloch 2 boys Dale sailings had resumed but that's changed again at for technical reasons there won't be any sailings in the street until weapons day there are also cancellations between Malik and Armidale so do check the website if you intend to use that route 1905 number and that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel. The. Satellite unbelievable banner Scotland for time can be now fracking turn on the support will never waver. From stratagems men drop the campaign off to a winning start. This week and it's trying to back our boys again to Russia continues a. Scotland vs was u.a.b. Up to more from 7 pm on a 10 medium wave and digital radio projects but fading away by going away for a while sports are Scotland's 2018 World Cup qualification campaign on b.b.c. Radio Scotland You're listening to Good morning Scott and it's 8 minutes to Jeremy Corbin's reshuffle of his labor from benches prompted accusations that he's failing to unite the party Labor's Chief Whip Rosie Winterton who'd been at the center of attempts to try and find common ground between Mr Korb and a many of his M.P.'s has been sacked Mr Corbin's close ally Dianne Abbott's been made shadow home secretary and the former director of Liberty lady Chakrabarti becomes shadow attorney general was to go against Team deny that the changes have damaged attempts to rebuild the party Kevin Maguire is associate editor of The Daily Mirror and joins us now good morning to you and Wally what do you make of the changes then does it does the reshuffle divide more than unite. There is no definition of what unity means in the parliamentary Labor party and it seems both sides wanted to be on their terms and the no doubt Jeremy call them after he was reelected 12 days ago increased majority is trying to strengthen its position we see that with the appointment of Diane Abbott one of these closest political allies to the shadow home secretary brief we say that with the removal of Clive Lewis from the defense brief and he's replaced by Nia Griffiths who is a unilateralist like Gerry Corwin is Clive Lewis of course tried to say tribal renewal is over at an issue for Labor is committed to it and it will stay there it's clearly not generally Corwin's position and of course as you were mentioning the chief whip was Nick Brown a very old bruiser who served Gordon Brown and Tony Blair when they were prime ministers is brought in and Rosie Winterton is being mourned by the rebel and pay for her passing but the more they mourn her the more generally Corbin's camp will think that she was actually acting Alam Robin for him as a leader well again because the issue here is that you know she's thought to have stood up for the M.P.'s interest against Jeremy Corben and had been working quite hard to try to get some sort of compromise on and Shadow Cabinet elections and again it's considered a compromise on whose terms in this weird world that we are in in the parliamentary Labor party in Westminster and yes she was standing up front page and looking for a compromise but there were persistent mutterings from the Coleman camp or leader's office in Westminster that she was acting as the shop steward for the M.P.'s rather than somebody who was trying to impose his will on the party and it's a curious position again that of chief whip because you're partly channelling not what the M.P.'s think but you're also or trying to get leaders line and falls below I didn't think so you think that sacking her kills off the prospect of a shadow cabinet elections. I think it I think it delays it and also there may be fewer people in this weird world that maybe fewer people elected shadow cabinet elections to the Shadow Cabinet that the 2 sides are in dispute over this Tony Blair inherited a system of 18. Jeremy Corbyn wants to be far fewer than that not least because it is the shadow cabinet that Aleck's 3 of its members to sit on Labor's ruling National Executive Committee the governing body of the party in Germany calling one's control over about where it is it's none of the problems the fundamental problems were sensually be resolved by Jeremy Corwin the reelection for that and he will not face a leadership challenge next year and I mean what else are you expecting it likely to see a full scale resettle here. Well I think the way this reasonable will really be gauged unrated is how many of the rebel M.P.'s who quit the 60 plus who resigned in an attempt to topple him as leader how many of them resigned I think Rosie with. Sacking will deter some from from going they will feel they will have to eat too much humble pie if they return but he's at least a little successful some of them coming back here start for instance the bricks and secretary he is back near Gryphus in y. In Wales and I do defend She resigned she is back but I think that is how he will be gauged because is drawing from a very reduced talent pool when so many of us are full of home benches refused to serve chemical at many thanks for speaking to us this morning his associate editor of The Daily Mirror brings the time to 4 minutes to 8 Florida is bracing itself for the onslaught of Harken Matthew But while the storm has been doing graded to Category 3 it's already caused devastation in Haiti leaving more than 300 people dead or tanuki as head of emergency kit International joins us now good morning good morning what are you hearing from Haiti. We've been talking to our country office there and they're telling us that it really is a very serious impact We have 16 staff in our office in Jeremy which is in the capital in the in the West and. 80 percent of the buildings there are reported to be destroyed and people are running out of food and cash. So the situation is pretty dire if there's a lot of damage to the infrastructure presumably it's difficult even to get there or to get any aid there it is extremely difficult one of the main bridges to access the peninsula has been destroyed and the phone network is down enough in the West anyway. There are ways to get to get aid there and the u.s. Government for example is providing helicopters and if necessary we go by boat but it is urgent that bridges are repaired and replaced one of the main needs. The main needs at the moment will be food making sure that people have food for the next few days and clean water and putting in place sanitation so that we can control any cholera outbreaks. So those are the very urgent needs but also because so many people have lost their houses getting people into temperature also Well the weather is especially when the weather is still bad is an urgent requirement and actually we've been working with the Department for International Development here in the u.k. Have provided provided with materials which will be distributing over the next few days and weeks and as the government actually working in Haiti because they were preparing for an election what they were preparing for an election it's been delayed now the civil defense in Haiti has actually strengthened quite extensive considerably since the earthquake a lot of agencies including Caribbean working with. Local government and local communities to improve their resilience but it's a long process to do that and the government will be limited in what it can do due to the elections there's obviously this short disaster with people losing their homes and so on and infrastructure but what about damage to crops and farming Well that of a longer term impacts on food supplies we expect it well we're already getting quite significant reports of major damage to crops and this comes on top of 12 months of drought because of El Nino so there was already a food security crisis in Haiti so making sure that people have access to food in the short term but also supporting them with with replanting restarting their livelihoods and growing food is particularly important will be concerns about whether the money will be used properly because there are some concerns about aid money was spent in the wake of 22. There were there are concerns about how right money is spent but the the fact is that you tend to hear the very small number of stories rather than a very large number of good stories and actually go cash and a lot of other agencies we work with and all of the u.k. Agencies have very strong and very rigid accountability and financial management structures in place thanks very much for joining us Tom Newby head of Emergency Care International. $92.00 to $95.00 in each one of the media I don't digital radio b.b.c. Read you Scott. It's 8 o'clock you're listening to Good Morning Scotland with Bill Whitefoot on tape still to come by to press for you there is too much violence going on in you keep generally I mean I don't mean physical violence but the stuff which is being traded on. The United Nations appoints a new head to describe what I feel at the present moment 2 words are sufficient gratitude and humility. And the legacy of Charles Stewart Parnell. Full of the to come but no so many of the news in Haiti which was hit by hurricane Matthew on Tuesday the number of people killed has passed 300 but relief agencies of one but the figure will rise as search teams reach more remote areas. Of who lives in one of the worst hit areas on the southwest coast of Haiti says there's devastation everywhere I never seen anything like this. On the seaside there were small houses. Blocks and blocks. Of most of the midst of all of them are gone you know a lot of people walking around they have no lot of and they're just walking around . You know I don't know what they're going to do the article has no bearing don't Florida it said to be the strongest storm in the United States for 12 years with the threat of 130 mile an hour winds and huge storm surges want to become reports from Daytona Beach the weather is worsening by the hour lashing rain and strengthening winds around one and a half 1000000 people have been ordered to evacuate and then shelter in land the advice now however is for residents to stay at home hunker day in and week for this storm to pass a curfew is also in effect in some of the coastal communities to keep people off the streets for those who have stayed here in Daytona this is no awaiting game as they brace themselves for the hurricane to either come ashore or come dangerously close Jeremy carbons resourceful of the Shadow Cabinet has prompted from some Liberal M.P.'s and accusations that he's feeling to unify the party Labor's chief work Rosie Winterton has been sacked and Mr carbons close ally Diane Abbott has been made shadow home secretary Mr carbons team have denied that the changes have damaged attempts to rebuild the party Tom Pittman reports as Chief Whip Rosie Winterton played a key role in trying to negotiate a deal between the leaders team and M.P.'s who opposed him many have demanded elections to the Shadow Cabinet as a means of re empowering the parliamentary party but her sacking appears to have reopened divisions after a fragile truce was reached at the party conference it's understood that some Labor M.P.'s who were thinking about returning to the front bench on are reconsidering a labor source said the reshuffle so far looked vengeful and cack handed Mr Goldman's team denied the moves were divisive Ukip has started an investigation after one of its any piece Stephen Wolfe was taken to hospital following an altercation with a colleague in Strasburg Mr Wulf who is regarded as the. Front runner to become the party's next leader collapsed 2 hours after he says he was punched the confrontation is sort of involved the m.e.p. Mike who come but his spokesman has denied a physical fight Alexander Phillips was you kept head of media before she moved to the Conservatives she had this assessment of the atmosphere inside her former party I was surprised that tempers could fare that high I know there's been huge divisions in new kit for waste a year it's become really a you know. A simmering pressure cooker of tempers and ideas and ideology is and it was going to go bang it was always going to go bang the pony has suffered its biggest drop in value since the u.k. Voted to leave the e.u. It lost almost 10 percent against the dollar in early trading before rebounding. Medical tests on the Scottish Norse pollen Kaffir have come back negative footballer the 40 year old remains in hospital in Glasgow after being readmitted yesterday the 4th time since contract in the disease in Sierra Leone in 2014 and the camera reports polling Cafferty was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital yesterday morning after being taken from her home and Cambuslang inside Linux or any task Greater Glasgow and Clyde said due to the nurse's past medical history the infectious diseases team were carrying out tests however the board has confirmed the 40 year old's tests have come back negative bola Miss Cafferty was treated in isolation units on her return from West Africa to the u.k. In 2014 but has struggled to recover her fool house of the health board has repeated Assyrian says that there's no risk to the public the 1st minister has sent her best wishes saying this Cafferty has suffered too much for trying to help others a study on the long term effects of concussions in former Scotland rugby players has found the displayed only some mild memory affects 52 x. Internationals with an average of 14 concussions each when examined by the University of Glasgow researchers said despite a high number of repeat concussions in the players' effect on mental health social or work function we're not evident some 20 years after they had stopped playing. Because star Jenna's Turner's a new link up between Scottish and Icelandic tutors and bodies during a conference in Reykjavik the 1st ministers in Iceland to address the Arctic Circle assembly on the topic of climate change she also known as the saying of a Memorandum of Understanding between Visit Scotland and the Icelandic tourist board to share information with us the news sports news for good luck Bill thank you good morning again Ricky button says he can't imagine how the family of boxer Mike tell must be feeling one week on from the done the fighters death but the faintest what will w be a super lightweight title in Glasgow tonight but says he's been trying not to think about what happened to tell. Who died after a fight in the city Glasgow City lost one nil away to ask united of Sweden in the 1st leg of their last 32 Women's Champions League tie and the French newspaper Le keeper supporting the former All Blacks Dan Carter and George Walker Thorkell gave drug tests which showed anomalies ahead of this year's Top 14 final the New Zealand Pass Manager says both t u e's 40 prescribe medicines that's that a pewter use exemptions will preview Scotland's one a Cup qualifier at Hampden tomorrow or more accurately the sound we could hear from the National Stadium Phil thank you travel news now with so a Diamond thank you very much I'll start in full could again a slow traffic after an accident on the m 9 this is scythe bind between junction $5.00 and $4.00 that there is still congestion in the area and it's affecting traffic between Sterling and Edinburgh is causing delays elsewhere on the motorways in Glasgow slow moving on the m 8 West by and between junctions 8 and 9 and also between 13 for provenance 16 Craig hole eastbound it's slow moving in Junction 22 plantation and 19 understood across 38 Bathgate and 3 Livingston right back actually to junction one hair mist and gate inside as slow moving on the m 74 north by and junction 5 for the rate interchange congestion still going to junction 7 at Larkhall a reminder the 81 in Stirling still closed in both directions after a lorry struck a bridge last week about that both in station the road is expected to remain closed for some time and it's affecting traffic between upper for oil instruct blame a reminder on call Mike ferries at the Malick to look boilers Dale sailing is still not operating this is for technical reasons that will be the case until Wednesday also cancellations between Malik and Armidale o.e. Thighs in 1905 it's our number that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel a bit of an Indian summer will continue to stroll says go for Scandinavia. A lot of good things come out of Scandinavia at the moment really benefiting from a lovely big high which has cut across Scandinavia exerting its influence right across the country so I drive today and of that the dry weather holds rights to the we can agree we can't for getting us in the boat now at the moment it's quite chilly in the north with the frost across parts of northern Scotland temperatures friend but the freezing mark here a lovely spot of sunshine at the moment and the North not feeling well in the sentence takes today to quit cloudy elsewhere the clouds will continue to thin and break with brighter sunny spells developing the cloud will tend to be quite stubborn for parts of eastern Scotland the likes of Angus t. Side Fife the eastern borders that closed spilling in from the North Sea here rather cool rather breezy as well round about 1330 s are typically 15 degrees and the warm 1617 over the Northwest Highlands and quite a brisk wind running along parts of the west coast can tire and the in the Hebrides but for most of us wind remain on the light side that forecast just thanks very much for that 9 minutes past 8 now oh well it's a party which has had its fair share of negative headlines and scandals today you kept us on the front pages once again after any piece Stephen Wolf was rushed to hospital following an alleged altercation at the European parliament Mr Wolf is a contender to be the new Ukip leader the party's chairman Paul Oakton told this program that accusations of infighting in the party are being overplayed the Any see that I have worked with during my chairmanship which has only been 2 months so far are very sensible made very good people who have the party's interests at heart and they go to great lengths on a voluntary basis every day of the week to try to do what they believe in the best interest of the party I think it would be unfair to suggest that any external element now House any control over that over that body although as you would expect they listen to the opinions of many people including our banks I'm sure including Neil Houghton including that was Carswell who was but as an m.p. Is obviously an influential figure in the party and including our interim leader now Nigel. Well Mr Wolf is recovering and the Ukip chairman has promised an investigation Nikki Sinclair is a former You kept m.e.p. And joins us now morning to you did Molly Were you surprised by what apparently happened in Starr's bar yesterday we don't know the details but obviously there was some sort of physical interaction Well I'm amazed that violence is ever resorted to and force u.k. Does have a history of. The nastiness and also violence within its meetings I was a victim of such an example when I was an m.e.p. At the hands of Niger for some years ago really a lot of what happened well it was in any Simi to novice challenging him on money and where money was coming from and he got so angry with me he got East faced and smashed on the table right in front of my face which I found as you can imagine. I found it very distressing. What do you make of what's going on within the party at the moment we had Dan James resigning at just 18 days in the job as leader of this incident and evolving to any p.s. I mean what does that do to the party's reputation. Well you keep as a very mixed reputation anyway I think the problem that you keep has got now it's a sense of I tend identity what's it going to be now I think I'm a part obviously the referendum was won which is what it was set up to achieve in the last week you've had to resign may slam the door on Ukip 1st so I can't see how any conservative voter would vote Ukip now and you could only hope is 2 things either that the Labor Party continue to deny its its core supporters wanted to do and that is to Bracks at or somehow that Bracks it doesn't happen but if Jeremy Corbyn was to step to the plate and actually support Breck's yet I can't see that as a future if you get whatsoever and I think that's what because you are just had to put out in the talk about you could be in a voluntary party yes. Oh I look like can you still hear us hello hello yes hi we're hearing a little bit of interference on the line I'm not sure of. Acting Anneke Sinclair or not but so you believe that as far as you kept the political direction is concerned know that it really depends on where Germany Corben chooses to take labor yes because I cannot see you keep prospering in any conservative heartland it's the it's the labor heartlands and it is the Gillian Duffy moment with Gordon Brown if Labor can address that issue satisfactorily you get swayed to those Labor voters that did lend their vote to Ukip they will go back to labor and if that happens then when you keep has no future whatsoever Paula Newton talked about the voluntary party but that's the problem for you camp because all its professionalism is based in the European Parliament and the taxpayers' money that pays their staff once we leave the rippin Union they will not have any professional staff they will be a voluntary party and therefore they can take they simply cannot exist the way they have been existing in the last 1015 years and when you talk about the much of a culture and I'm sure there are incidents like this and aspects of this in all political parties is it do you believe it's different was Ukip. That was my experience when I 1st joined the only thing I was the only woman on The only see and they used to have their meetings in gentlemen's clubs you know the old fashioned type of sentence class where women wouldn't be allowed in the bar and it was very very much you know boys clubs I think you keep it slightly changed since then but there is that still and them and the big problem with Ukip it's the cult of Nigel Farage and you've seen criticisms today that during the the recent general election of years ago that there was almost 2 parties there was the party that was trying to elect Niger for Argentina and then the rest of the country we have a we don't have Mr fire of course to respond to that and he's he's there as as interim leader now but I wonder you know where you think in terms of leadership the party can go from there because it does appear rather rudderless. Well night has never really stopped you need to because you always been the leader of the only piece in Stroudsburg and he plays that game very well but as you keep it I don't see where you keep going to go in this country I don't see what it has to say I think some of its views are absolutely deplorable now and now but it's not to the right I was probably suggest your friend David Coburn in Scotland I mean. They he could probably run you keep into the ground because he doesn't really represents gotten very reticent. Or we'll leave it there thank you very much for speaking to us this morning that's Nicky think Claire she's a former Ukip m.e.p. Quarter past 8 now did you miss i v d yesterday you probably probably did it was once a big thing phone did to remember the death of the man dubbed the un cloned king of violent it's 125 years since Charles Stuart Parnell died the foremost Irish Nationalist of the 1900 Parnell became a pivotal figure in British politics but what was his legacy and hold relevant is that today we're here to discuss are those story an orderly Edwards the former for some a certain p.n.p. Excitement what do you both good morning. Who want to lead was 1st of all just give up a thumbnail sketch of your turn and it's difficult because he's such a huge figure of Charles Stuart Parnell Yes he died when he was 45 in 8091 so we're actually talking about a very young leader born anything 46 plank in the middle of the great famine from Wicklow landlord family but one very remarkable point Parnell's grandfather who bore his own 1st mean trial Stuart had been a war hero of the war of 1812 between the United States and Britain and he Parnell was of the boy it was very close to Stuart's wife his grandmother who told of an awful lot and to a certain extent that was all a very strong American quality about him you see most Irish leaders including the great Daniel O'Connell of the early 19th century came from a heritage of defeat. Partners came from a very few of the victory his grandfather had forced to British ships to surrender during the war and then the sense that's there when Parnell becomes leader of the Irish party from in 1818 having been an m.p. For making 55 but known for having a very a strong force of an agrarian movement the London league at his back and after he becomes m.p. Masters has mastered the House of Commons 1st by brilliant use of obstructionism forcing the government to give way to Ireland the result of what he's doing is that Arlington stead of being a bad joke something he becomes a sort of arbiter of u.k. Politics and something that has to be taken very much into account and ultimately Gunston the leader of one of the great parties is converted to home rule for Ireland and tries to bring it in and the just on the brink of that when it all goes wrong for Parnell with. A terrible. Could you see a fair and he ends up just the leader of just the wrong party for the last couple of years of his life to get it just for the last couple of months what happened was that he had been living for 7 or 8 years 9 years I think with cancer or she was the wife of one of his M.P.'s kept in w.h.y. She. Parno regarded her as his wife and who she it was assumed accepted that but and violence into what it believed he did but who she was possibly got and by Parnell's enemies certainly was persuaded to take a divorce action quite late and the proceedings in order to ensure that they could get married the bigger the act was that it was uncontested so part of it was left looking as a man who had betrayed he's supposed friend and follower and it was denounced firstly by very devout non-conformists in Britain and then my the Irish bishops who couldn't afford as it were to be outdone on morality considerations by the British non-conformists they develop let's move on to. Some of the political implications of Parnell that with an examiner a notice to some of that you were the celebrations of his life Nevin cemetery last Sunday you were the guest speaker there what do you think the implications are of his political career in terms of the sort of gradualism approach to national nationalism Yes I feel reaction from the grave site last Sunday. Remarkable event it was too I mean summed up aspects upon those life very well I mean put them they all gave Ireland was in 10 parliamentary terms was discipline organization and leadership and I lowed island for the 1st time to play in the big league of of British politics and to play it very well indeed because Parnell's achievements were were huge and substantial but the other thing which I think you pointed out in you to address was that to lead a movement like that you have to not lose sight of the ultimate goal yes I meant pano been the most famous panel courters no man can set a boundary on the March of the nation no man can say it was country this far and the father of those a speech made at the Cork Opera House and $85.00 in the run up to the election campaign which was to deliver Parnell the peak of his power and that's always been this fascination that was Palmdale looking for Irish independence or was he to appear to it to settle for. Gratton 18th century parliament the island once had and the truth of course was that Parnell was looking for something along these lines but that's not the same thing as settling for them what partner was doing was pretty obvious to some do's practice this type of politics it was to salute what are the achievable objectives the island can make in the current circumstances but that shouldn't detract from the long term goal of seeing islanders a flea. Unfettered country well the other thing I like some of the some people point about his Kitty it is that he based very much of the House of Commons and you use these tactics of obstructionism and so on which I think you in the past have praised you certainly obstruct the budget one stage so do you think that's the way forward for Scottish nationalism in the same way that it was 120 years under 25 years ago for them the House of Commons struggling to cope one party else said there was a huge house of commons figures recognised by Gladstone recognised but it's really recognised well that the telling figures of the Tory and parliamentary politics but the panel's base was us on the said and that this Land League and the movement he built the parliamentary party that he built out of that movement that was his political base was was an island the House of Commons was the the theatre which he played in order to make achievements for Ireland the House of Commons in that sense was a means to to an end he was a great parliamentary practitioner hugely important for for the development violent but his political base lay in the the movement and the discipline that he'd built and introduced the top and I leased nationalism into a political parliamentary force he was also a constitutional nationalist he was the person who saw it was possible within the existing political structures to make gains for his country. It was annoying sometimes invidious for historians to speculate about what might have been but if it hadn't been for the scandal in the Airlie death do you think Parnell would have gone on to lead a sort of Home Rule Island a United Ireland with no need for for the North to be separate Well he was making great games in the north I mean his the whole history of his ever. Lucian as a leader in Maryland which an excellent has or at least stressed is that he is getting more and more seats in seats which is to increase our nationalist gentle liberal even some dissident Tory all fall into his hands and he had morals on him by the end he had more than half of the constituencies in Ulster So I think what would have happened if the cat scandal happened hadn't taken place would have been the glove still would have carried to the 2nd Home Rule Bill in the House of Commons he'd have come back because Parnell had discredited the Tory opposition very much when they had tried to blacken his career by accusing him of being involved in assassination and that turned out to be based on forgeries broke in their faces they were condemned by a parliamentary commission for doing so and part of himself and of stone probably have got back in an $892.00 lumps removed brought in home rule that would have passed the House of Commons it would have been blocked by the House of Lords and then the confrontation would have taken place which was put off until 1910 that's to say taking away the House of Lords veto so from this point of your partner always was doing a great deal to democratize British as well as Irish politics he had strong following in Scotland and Wales and yes I think it's quite likely that Garland would have got a home rule settlement which would have taken the harm out of the situation with Parnell gone it drifted back towards discrediting of democracy and Phil into the hands of the extreme figures of violence and of course Parnell was a great nonviolent leader and we know what happened then but look thank you very much we could talk with us for a long time but thank you both very much for joining us this morning on Dudley Edwards from and the university and Alex on a dead people. Now what time that almost 25 past 8 let's get some more sport with full good Lead Belly Thank you Ricky Bowden says he's been trying not to think about the death of fellow Scottish Boxer Mike toll as he prepares to faint his world super lightweight title tonight told died last week after falling ill following a fight in Glasgow it is one of the subjects that is idle wait to see if I can and I do know if I win our feeling. Is that I just try every failure that goes in or with out with the risk in that it will sort of they've made it all sort of others have been boxing for still so many years and. I've just been type it out the back of my main bottoms fighting kitty litter of Bella Bruce that's been reported in France that former All Blacks don't cotton Jorak a folk or have given drug test showing anomalies the newspaper to keep says the tests were taken ahead of this year's Top 14 final the New Zealand payer's money chair says both had permission to take perscribe medicines a 1st leg defeat last night in the Women's Champions League for Glasgow City they went down one knoll in Sweden to s.q.l. Studio united in their last 32 tie wells in the Republic of Ireland when pile of junk top of Group d. And World Cup qualifying wills through to all in Austria the republic be Georgia one no and Scotland and World Cup qualifying action tomorrow night at home to lift few Ennia but forget the Hamden broad as Scotland score this will be the sound reverberating around the national stadium. Will. Fill you are still listening to Radio Scotland and you are listening to the new goal celebration music for Scotland voted for by fines and that's a bit some pieces and 1990 s. Rave truck doesn't strike I'm not really too sure what the difference is husband has been following Scotland for 50 years he's the spokesman for the. West of Scotland Tartan Army Hamish I notice that you weren't really there to that music that wasn't bits and pieces wasn't it was bits and pieces. For bits and pieces but the Dave Clark $500.00. 8. Well listen I need to trade a very fine line because editorially I'm not meant to give you hence why I forgot you to come on to speak to member of the lesson we're talking about 20000 fans took part in an on an online poll would be told and that was what they voted for. Did one guy not booked 20000. They're not kind in my. Rate goal celebrations you get the team and you get the fans and you try and unite them and I have been following Scotland for a long time and I have been lucky to witness and be a part of masses the 10 years ago to be a believer Gary Caldwell scored a goal I took my daughter to that game and when she went home she said to my mum. Hugged complete strangers and my response was intended to hug 52000 sounds like a tame the greatest ever Hamden modern day celebration was when we qualified a use that word qualified for the World Cup in 1980 when George Jordan scored the winner the in the unknowns that could've introduced the be over in union and we would not care but you see in History Of course we speak about the 100 broad We're not going to get that anymore with the track but then we've not had the 100 broad for years because we've had the Proclaimers 500 miles when Scotland of scored before the Chelsea Di got this piece of music. Both of those trucks by funds to be the goal celebration perhaps feel we have to all recognize that. If it's the kids that of chosen the kids are welcome they are the future Hamden part I am the past because I am a person I am lucky to have been a little Cups and European Championships I'm just not convinced in Scotland score been need a tune it's the fans the hand and roar. It is a celebration of any Scotland goal the special can also point here we go again in trying to qualify for the World Cup We have a team that's in the European Championship next year and that's the women go in and as the men of letters don't I'm going to throw my full weight behind the women and I'm not convinced they need it you know they've just got skill well very odd and you know it's all more style would imagine some people think that would be good if it was a goal or straw last night because if Scotland scored this is what you're going to hear the thunder. And thankfully the studio engineer fades us down into the distance Scott on playing with few any or tomorrow night George Bowie the d.j. Has a mix ready if Scotland score he'll be playing about. Well you know now that I know pretty darned the old days this is not always right. My girl I knew fell of my girl and you never know I fear it may not Ok let's leave it there thank you for that they haven't used the we diamond all clear now in full Kirk after the accident on the m one scythe bind at Junction 5 Roderick's causing delays on the 8 West by in between junctions 891316 inside Lenox are still slow moving in the m. 74 North find it junction 5 for the rate and to change this congestion to junction 7 Larkhall that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel so we thank you very much for that you're listening to Good Morning Scotland is coming up to half past 8 so for somebody of the news officials in Haiti see the number of people killed by her can Matthew is expected to rise at least 300 people are known known to have died the category 4 storms no heading for Florida but a state of emergency has been declared B.B.C.'s Louis for hard or is in Miami Central Florida and northern Florida getting prepared for what could be a very very serious here most serious storm to hit that area of the state in decades Miami where I'm based right now feeling very lucky people in Miami had been advised by the authorities to be very concerned about this fortunately a little bit to the right into the ocean a Ukip m.e.p. Is recovering in hospital following an apparent altercation with a colleague at the European Parliament in starboard Stephen Wolf collapsed 2 hours after the confrontation Ukip pub launched an investigation. Jeremy Corbin has been accused by Liberal M.P.'s of feeling to promote unity with his shadow cabinet reshuffle with the carbon gave senior poses to Diane Abbott and Lady Chakrabarti and sacked Rosie Winterton the chief whip who had attempted to broker an agreement on elections to the front bench and Westminster correspondent Nick Hurley told us that's been a controversial decision her colleagues in the opposition website office are said to be saddened by the decision one of Mr Korb and critics in the Commons m.p. Called Tom black an sop suggested it was just saying that Mr Corbin wants our submission from his opponents rather than the unity somewhere hoping for after his reelection she's been replaced by the man who was Labour's Chief Whip Nick Broner in the garden their own government and that could perhaps be seen as something of a tape to reach out to Mr Brown's ally the pones suffered what traders described as a flask when Asian markets opened this morning suffering the biggest drop in value since the u.k. Voted to leave the e.u. One point Sterling fell by almost 10 percent against the dollar and it also plans to guess the euro before quickly rebounding Here's the B.B.C.'s business correspondent Tanya Beckett still ng has been under pressure all week after calls at the Conservative party conference for a so-called hard Breck's it investors are worried that the economic fallout from leaving the European Union could be worse than had been anticipated the pound has been languishing at 31 year lows in the past few days but in Asia overnight there was a fresh sell off Sterling dropped below one dollar 14 cents before bouncing back above $1.24 reason given for the renewed dip was the speech last night by President our lawns Scots nurse polling Kaffir Q remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for the ball. The 40 year old was readmitted to the Queen Elizabeth university hospital under police escort after becoming on well yesterday morning as Cafferty is reported to be in a stable condition and doctors treating her see there is no danger to the public she 1st contracted Ebola while working as part of a u.k. Team in Sierra Leone and 2014. Coast Guard teams a life boat and a helicopter were involved in a search for a missing fisherman and look at a sort off the Isle of Lewis last night the man was reported missing at about quarter to 11 due to his vessel being overdue it's thought he had engine difficulties but managed to get himself to shore and was located about 3 hours later he was taken to Western Isles hospital was said to be safe and well. One out of the Nobel Peace Prize will be a nose this morning the judges in Norway had a record $376.00 nominees to choose from or details from our correspondent Carline Holly among the nominees this year are a veteran Russian human rights activist who's worked with refugees and migrants the negotiators who hammered out Iran's nuclear deal and easy the woman held as a sex slave by Islamic state militants the list is long and sometimes surprising Donald Trump is one of the nominees but he's not considered a front runner the bookies favor the Syrian civil defense workers known as the white helmets who've rescued tens of thousands of people from the rubble of the country's civil war b.b.c. Radio Scotland news 26 minutes to 9 let's get the weather forecast Niger's Ralston has the details thank you very much this settled weather is really going to hold over the weekend and at the beginning of next week how lucky are we for the time of year the river at the behest of the Atlantic but no it's a Scandinavian high is keeping things dry keep things very settled is quite chilly at the moment across the north temperatures not far from the freezing mark with a frost here and maybe a few missed patches 1st thing but quickly dispersing lovely sunshine across northern Scotland today on the Northwest continue to be the case as we head through the course of the day heis here maybe 700 cells his for northwest Scotland is a bit more we have cloud elsewhere generally the cloud tending to thin and break as we head through the v. For the South through the central swathe of the country there will be east parts of eastern Scotland the likes of Angus Teesside into words Fyfe easterly in an eastern border is prone to cloud coming in from the North Sea with a coup easterly breeze here highs average 13 tells his You'll notice the difference in temperatures away from inland areas into the evening we hold on to the dry weather clear spells across the north elsewhere a mixture of cloud and some clear spells as well although again eastern coast of leaders prone to cloud over night lows generally of her and the pieces. In the north. But West is cloudy over and 9 or 2 tend to be a frost in the north toward a fine dry day brighter sunny spells higher 14 to 16 Celsius Sunday very similar. To 90. 81 a medium wave and on digital radio b.b.c. Radio Scotland and this is Good Morning Scotland on b.b.c. Radio Scotty 4 minutes to 9 no think food is always on stun think the birds the cling on in the captain's log we can all be talking about Star Trek of course which is celebrating its 50th anniversary to mark the occasion Europe's biggest trick themed convention gets underway at Birmingham's Any see today the guest list include stars William George Takei and Walter Connick and the B.B.C.'s Colin Paterson has been transported there before the doors open joins us no morning call and you know your very own Scotty at the Star Trek convention it's called Destination Star Trek Europe is as you say Europe's biggest and gets going at 12 o'clock but I've managed to get some tricky girls along to speak to you this morning introduce yourselves what you call them Carol and Sarah and explain to listeners what it is like going to a Star Trek convention to so much fun we get to be all the actors that the fans interact with people dressed up in costumes good fun I should say they are all wearing the authentic original costumes from the movie how would you describe a uniform for listeners I mean the months the maroon has cleared things up thank you very much who are you particularly excited about seeing at this convention I will I will we said it's his 1st time visiting in 20 years or something Ken Yes So explain who hears. From the next generation and you've already had an exciting morning because you have just been speaking to William Shatner What was that like amazing like a dream come true a we were his crew and you know pressing the buttons in all the right places yeah absolutely income. 3 because to explain behind us there is a one off the bridge from the original Starship Enterprise and he was sitting there for some promo shots and you were just trapped in yeah yeah you know we were in the right place at the right time and you know he took to it like a duck to water it's like he never left the chair those photos will be going on your wall I'm Just 100. 50 years why a show that was axed in 1969 lasted I think it's most to say relevant about the time it's managed to appeal to lots of issues in contemporary politics and society . Going back to the original series when it was looking at discrimination through to the next generation looking at liberalism that's my view this was more intellectual than I was expecting. Of the good entertainment and there are all kinds of events particularly intrigued by. Captain Kirk What is that. Thing. Scotty. Scottish just going to ask that very question should you were asking Scotty James Doohan what kind of tributes to get to him at these conventions Oh you've got lots to do we do and to do all the original series members that passed away but to me doing special stuff months he was a wonderful man and he was very fondly of him like show memories of the times they did with him and would you ever see people dressed up as you do actually yes actually you see a lot of people wearing kilts actually those kind of make up their own version of stuff uniform to give it a Scottish style to it and there we have it all gets going a clock today I think will be a lot more costumes to come William Shatner will be performing the British premiere of his one man show Shatner's World Tomorrow night and it's quite interesting you get a list of how much it costs to have your picture taken with all the cast and I can so. You it's a lot more expensive to have your picture taken with him than anyone else quite right. Alan partisan thanks very much Live Long and Prosper 20 tonight well the United Nations Security Council has formally nominated the form of Portuguese prime minister Antonio good terrorists for the post of secretary general speaking at a news conference in Lisbon he expressed thanks for his nomination to describe what I feel at the present moment 2 words are sufficient gratitude and humility and so negative takes over from banking the next you in what's often described as one of the most difficult jobs in the world falls he has worked for the previous 3 u.n. Secretary generals and joins us now good morning good morning Scotland you give us an idea of the sort of challenges that he's likely to face in this position where you know your previous report was about Star Trek and sometimes I feel the u.n. Is like the mother of all mother ships where people come together to try to save the world from itself. The Sector General has to deal with crises of all kinds they could be political they could be war they could be issues of war and peace they could be. Humanitarian disasters in far flung places the sector general has to be versatile which could hear a certainly as he has to have a vision and he has to have courage and in order to stand up to the powers that be to make things happen so the job of secretary general has been described not only as the most difficult but but sometimes mission impossible. I think with the right person in the job it is possible. To make a difference in the world it is it is some people have called the secretary of the secular pope he has a pope that he has the attention of the world and of the 193 member states yet able to work with all of them yeah and of course is a political body and everyone makes decisions based on their own national interests so I mean what I would imagine you know the situation in Syria will be you know one of the the main things that one of the most complex situations he's going to have to deal with is he well equipped to deal with Syria Absolutely the man has a political long political background and a humanitarian background as well he's been the chief of the UN's refugee agency for the past 10 years and which he's confronted one of the world. Worst refugee crises in history we've had crises before of course since World War 2 like the Vietnamese boat people but this has been. Unprecedented in its scale and he has come up close personal and close with the suffering of people who are fleeing persecution and fleeing war and he's done a brilliant job at the head of u.n.h.c.r. He was also a prime minister and a man who started his career as a young man working to improve conditions in the slums of Lisbon. From the very start he is a man concerned with humanity and the wellbeing. Of his fellow man so he has the experience the vision the sense of humanity and has as he said the humility that you need to confront these issues and these powers he may be you know a highly rated choice but other questions have to be asked but why isn't a woman this time Yes certainly certainly I'm sure half the world's population is disappointed. Rightly so after 70 years of being led by men it was high time that the United Nations chose a woman. To manage the system and by the way it is a huge task it's not just political it's not just humanitarian there is a management component that is formidable you you are presiding over at least 30 or 40 agencies overseeing what they're doing but the 2nd the job of the secretary general is to run the secretariat and it is you know you're talking about a huge managerial task now to get back to the issue of a woman again it was unprecedented in in the u.n. 70 year history to have an open and transparent process such as the one we had over the past year and this is thanks to many organizations and civil society who pushed for a quote unquote Democratic process of course it wasn't totally democratic because people didn't participate but it was Democrat Democratic within the United Nations where you had debates and discussions between all the potential candidates and many of them were women unfortunately the women who came forward did not impress as much as Antonio good Cherice impressed his listeners he was. Far far ahead from day one in all the debates and discussions and in all the straw polls. The vote in the Security Council he always came came out ahead there were a few women who came in 2nd place in 3rd place but they soon fell to to the terrorists and I wonder you know if you feel there is that the secretary general has a sort of moral responsibility almost to raise public awareness you know on issues Banky moon citizen did it with climate change really and I wonder with San Antonio good to know is whether you know the refugee crisis might be the thing that he sees as his moral. Responsibility by default it has to be at the moment because it is the the worst humanitarian disaster that we are facing it has so many dimensions the city of the Syrian crisis it has political military and humanitarian. And he has to confront the complexities of this crisis. He will oversee of course the refugee crisis crisis in all its dimensions and by the way it is a global crisis it's not a Euro centric problem it has to be solved by through global collaboration just like we did when we saw the Vietnamese boat people crisis back in the eighty's so. Yes of course he is a refugee crisis as a result of Syria but not only Syria. There are refugees fleeing Afghanistan Libya Iraq Somalia Ethiopia. So in all its dimensions he will have to confront it but you're quite right in saying each secretary general faces the crisis of the day and Banki Moon did extremely well in raising public awareness about climate change and the environment and the dangers the future generations face but he also raised awareness about the sustainable development goals and I know it's a it's a mouthful when I say that but but last year member states got together at the General Assembly and agreed on a series of goal to improve life on this planet for every human being and that includes eradication of poverty it includes education for girls it includes gender equality includes respect for human rights there are 16 goals and I urge everyone to go and look at them because their governments have committed. Over the next 15 years to improve the lives of their citizens and that is really what we call getting to the root causes of the problem after all causes of conflict wake up thank you very much David speaking to us this morning and at the foggy there who's worked for the previous 3 u.n. Secretary general and that brings the time to 12 minutes to 9 so in 12 minutes it will be Stephen job on b.b.c. Radio Scotland Hello Bill we have a good morning you know the feeling you're sitting on a flight about to go off in your summer holiday and then a screaming baby is on board everybody closes their eyes and things please not me well and India in your line is doing something today isn't for the mother as well I can assure you that's what the foreigners all about today here we are asking as an Indian airline introduces child free zones on planes where do you sit on either side of this debate we do happily pay a little bit more to get away from the scheme in Wayne's or we most of us have children and you know the children have to travel with their appearance is this another example of family unfriendly culture so this morning on the phone and is it time for child free zones on flights all 59295 double it to 205 on the text also this morning useless incompetent in keepable no not me that's a former Home Secretary Alan Johnson describes currently but leader Jeremy Corbin Well Alan Johnston joins me this morning to talk about his tough upbringing his career so far and just what he thinks of the Libor we're also back on the phones talking about boxing this morning big fight Knight Returns to Scott this evening as Ricky Burns goes into the ring in Glasgow just a week after a Scots Boxer died after a boat is boxing just too risky is it time to ban boxing we're talking about back on the phone in this morning and as one of our favorite t.v. Shows returns to the screens tonight I have with me in the studio a real life Jack and Victor to try and find if life is still game for Scotland pensioners a lot from one Ok Thanks very much Stephen it's certain to 9 and come up for the top of the hour we'll. Reenactment of new music 2 setting for the Battle of the Psalm 116 documentary but the headlines this morning number of people known to have been killed in Haiti by Harken Matthew has jumped to more than 370 Corben has been accused by Labor M.P.'s of failing to promote unity with his shadow cabinet reshuffle a Scots nurse palling Kaffir remains in hospital in Glasgow after testing negative for Paula what's happening on the roads now is only Diamond has a travel id Thanks Hayley and Glasgow slow traffic on the West by in between junctions 8 and 9 and also 13 and 16 East bind between 22 and 19 and a 3 and junction one inside La mixture slow traffic on the m $74.00 north by and junction 5 that the rate interchange congestion goes to junction 7 at Larkhall in Edinburgh the No one lower Granton Road is partially blocked in both directions temperature afaik like to be put in place near the square a building has been left unsafe after a fire earlier in the week I got a call from Graham he got delayed because of the road works on the a 78 between scale nearly and larks as a convoy system in place between Brisbane streets and Hollywood at that until 7 o'clock tonight and a reminder that but the ferries Culmer Mallaig to lock boys Dale ceilings are cancelled until Wednesday also cancellations between Malik and Armidale always lies in 1905 doublets our number and that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel but more business news. Service but finding a more could be good for business one did below are talking about the difference between the u.k. Government's national living wage and the higher living wage which some champion some new research suggests that paying that higher rate is good for business with positive benefits the report was carried out by Middlesex University and the co-author Dr Andrea Veron or joins us now good morning to you 1st of all just remind us what the differences bitter. In the living wage in the national living wage it's 2 point different but similar names yes yes it is but the Living Wage is based on the cost of living so that's the basis for this kind of kill a sion and it is a voluntary wage so businesses are not required to pay it but he can do so voluntarily and he can get acquitted station for it by the Living Wage Foundation and a national living wage is basically just another word for an intolerance to minimum wage it's not based on the cost of living and it's only for those who are over $25.00 and living we need that campaigners champion it is significantly higher than the national living wage Yeah it is currently $825.00 in the u.k. And that compares to 7 pounds 20 an hour. Which is the national living wage rate so a pony or so I know of distance so for the food chain job potentially 40 pounds or so difference every absolutely that can have a big think 10 and just what way do you think you can have anything but it has an effect on the employees because she can actually make ends meet they can afford the basic things of life they can get on the star lives obviously it also has an effect on the employers because if initially a cost for them but they also usually benefit by actually paying that higher wage rate and that's a really interesting question isn't it can there be benefits longer can to the employer from the upfront cost of paying that higher rate it but absolutely $11.00 big benefit is for attention the companies we've spoken to here talk of much better of attention raids and they also say listen if we want good people for our business we have to pay them properly otherwise they leave so it's really keeping good people on board and regarding your employees as an asset to your organisation is it possible to quantify the increased stuff Morty's. And the benefits that can bring. It is difficult to quantify on the small sample that we looked into but the anecdotal evidence is very very strong now do you get any sense that some companies are using the the official national living wage is an excuse not to introduce that higher living wage and that is true and some of those businesses that are credits at the actually set they've now finding it a little bit difficult now to communicate by day living wage is better than the national living wage but if still insist that what they're doing is the right thing and it's much better than paying below are legally required wage Dr Vereker thank you very much indeed for joining us this morning that's Dr Andrea vendor there from Middlesex University and of course a big story overnight was about that sudden plunge in the value of the pony in the Far East what has been your up to date with where we are just short time ago the pony was worth $1.24 so it's made up for that sudden overnight plunge but still at a very low level hovered invent a bit of their 2 year low as for the Stock Exchange this morning with 3100 it's up 26 points at the moment at 7026 I'm back in Monday Ok Jamie thanks very much for that day 5 to 9 and I'm mature orchestra and full Kirk will tonight perform the Scottish Premier of New music set to the battle of the Solomon 1900 documentary which remains one of the most watched films in British history it was the 1st feature length documentary to share war footage and was seen by around 20000000 people within the 1st 6 weeks of release with the restored version with new music by composer Laura Rossi is aiming for 100 performances during the centenary year marking the battle of the psalm which lasted 5 months and claimed more than a 1000000 British French and German lives the morning Scotland's David Ellison reports. This new music was originally commissioned by the Imperial War Museum and composer Laura Rossi had a strong personal reason for wanting to do the best work possible. I wanted to visit some battlefields and it was the week 1st going with their speech my great aunt and she mentioned that my great uncle Fred was a stretcher bearer attached to the 29th Division on July the 1st and this vision heavily featured the film so it's quite possible that he could even be in the film so she sent over his diaries and I written out there on the Somme and be traced his footsteps and a lot of places where he went. It was definitely the most challenging thing I've ever had to write music for such an important historical phone this very sensitive scenes of the death of the wounded which often play side by side seen such inst happy some TJ's much after war so it was very hard to get the right time to write the film along with the live score will be performed by the full tryst orchestra and amateur also on the floor to sonny boy whose grandfather Charles Cooper served at the song with the Seaforth Highlanders rising to the challenge is also personal it's really exciting actually because my grandfather was in the 1st world war and he's always been part of our family story because he left recordings for us about his reminiscences which he recorded in 1960 in his greenhouse. Great. Well. We get out from. Where you are you know. So we've got lots of stories about the war and I knew that he'd been in the battle of the soul so to actually be playing for this film is just great. Also performing with the 60 piece orchestra is violinist more expects whose great grandfather was in the Gordon Highlanders served at the song and never spoke about the battle he told us in it we need to remember that by commemorating the battle and things and remember all these people it's quite a challenge but I feel very privileged to be able to be part of it it's very technically difficult for us and one of the hardest things I think we've ever done as an orchestra together I don't think we can afford to get you know caught in the emotion of on the outs and I think we just need to cause you know obviously the know the conductor are in some ways thought that the film is there. As a trombonist John Patterson doesn't play during the choir to sections of the soundtrack but that allowed him to watch some of the film with the music at the 1st run through last Monday I was quite shocked at how emotional I became when you saw the conditions that these men were and and because my grandfather was there to think of him injuring that for a period of about 3 years at a time when life expectancy in the trenches was about 6 weeks of relief against all odds he managed to survive before he was shot and then Billy did back home. This is a tribute to the man who gave far more than we will ever be asked to give so I actually doing it is probably more important than the technicalities of the finer points of how the music turns out we will do our very best but I actually taking part and doing it is the most important thing. After an initial performance in France that the team found memorial to the missing of the psalm in July the film has since been shown in England and even as far away as New Zealand after tonight's premiere in full Kirk other shows of the battle of the song.

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