three candidates for one job and a big question how will they deliver their dream of scottish independence? tote their dream of scottish independence? we will get independence independence? we will get independence when - independence? we will get independence when we - independence? we will get. independence when we have independence? we will get independence when we have persuaded a majority of people in scotland to vote for independence. and that requires a leader who doesn tjust inspire the yes movement, but can also reach out to those who are not yet persuaded. it also means putting the economy front and centre and ensuring we have a prospectus that demonstrates how scotland can be fairer, wealthier and greener. what fairer, wealthier and greener. what we actually fairer, wealthier and greener. what we actually need fairer, wealthier and greener. what we actually need to do fairer, wealthier and greener. what we actually need to do is stop thinking we actually need t
and communicate with people who have a learning disability, or ld for short. i think it s good to help them to improve, to improve it by telling stories about my life with id, or ld. paul taylor was formerly made an honorary lecturer last december, but the role doesn tjust mean talking to students. he also helps to interview new people who want to do the course next year, and he ll be going to conferences with colleagues and presenting new research papers. it s the first time i ve been in class with paul today, so it was really exciting that we are now kind of really working together and you know, the world is his oyster really at his pace, learning from what he wants to do, what we can do to support him. everybody has potential and paul has great potential to give a lot to the university, which i m really proud of. away from his academic career, paul also volunteers in this charity
being able to decipher nazi communications had a huge impact during world war two, and some of the specific details as to how that was done are still officially secret. but it s clear it wasn t just the codebreakers who played a key role here. so, what bletchley park is rather thanjust a codebreaking centre, it s better described as a sort of information management system. it takes foreign communications in and it outputs intelligence. someone like olive, what she was doing, taking these messages around the site, i mean, how important was that role? well, it s vital because, of course, there are so many different components of the organisation here. it s a very complex web of connections and all these people have to be joined up. so olive s was just as important as anyone else s role here. without the people at every level of the organisation, none of the system works.
well, that s the big question, what do we do now? you know, there are concerns about giving the crypto industry the regulation that it was looking for. so prior to ftx s failure, sam bankman fried, as i said, was the golden boy of crypto, was lobbying very heavily for bespoke regulator regimes that would help crypto thrive. and now, ironically, with his fall from grace, there have been some renewed pressures to enact that very legislation that he was championing. i don t think that s what s going to happen, but we need to be careful about the type of regulation that s applied. we don t want regulation that s going to allow crypto to continue to go as it s going because that doesn tjust hurt the investors themselves, it could potentially hurt the financial system as a whole if it becomes integrated with the traditional financial system. and let s talk about sam now, are you surprise sam agreed to being extradited to face these charges in the united states? i mean, i don t know him perso
outside of agreeing immediately to another independence referendum in scotland, what is it the new prime minister can do to improve relations? in minister can do to improve relations? minister can do to improve relations? , ., , ., relations? in terms of improving relations? in terms of improving relations he relations? in terms of improving relations he has relations? in terms of improving relations he has to relations? in terms of improving relations he has to respect - relations? in terms of improving relations he has to respect the l relations he has to respect the democratic view of the people of scotland and that doesn tjust mean in relation to independence, it also means the relationship with the european union. i will get some conservatives shouting on their cornflakes but we have a financial statement coming up, so why doesn t the chancellor do something bold and realign our relationship with the european union. if he wants to grow the economy and get more money, he sho