will they have to do to get recognition, acceptance and credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and that - credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and that helps i it will be difficult and that helps the unionist it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties up- it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties up here - it will be difficult and that helpsj the unionist parties up here and down the unionist parties up here and down in the unionist parties up here and down in westminster, the unionist parties up here and down in westminster, so - the unionist parties up here and down in westminster, so for. down in westminster, so for westminster down in westminster, so for westminster based - down in westminster, so for| westminster based labour, d
correspondent let us speak to our david wallace lockhart a party that wants scotland to be an independent country. find a party that wants scotland to be an independent country. independent country. and humza yousaf seems independent country. and humza yousaf seems to independent country. and humza yousaf seems to be independent country. and humza yousaf seems to be making - independent country. and humzal yousaf seems to be making taking wasting their time trying to make that a reality. wasting no time trying to make that a reality. and in 2014, there was a transfer of power between the uk parliament of westminster to the scottish parliament in edinburgh to enable legislation underpinning that referendum to take place is called a section 30 order and humza yousaf said that he plans to ask for another section 30 order and so essentially, another independence referendum right away and that is been put to the prime minister of the spokesman today that since the uk government i
because williamson at the moment partly because gavin williamson is very close because gavin williamson is very close to because gavin williamson is very close to rishi sunak in the sense that he close to rishi sunak in the sense that he supported his leadership hed~ that he supported his leadership hed~ he that he supported his leadership bed. he was chief with, so he knows where bed. he was chief with, so he knows where bodies are buried. civil servants where bodies are buried. civil servants committees or allegations, if these servants committees or allegations, if these are servants committees or allegations, if these are true, they could ve made if these are true, they could ve made a if these are true, they could ve made a formal complaint at the time, they want made a formal complaint at the time, they want to made a formal complaint at the time, they want to make a formal complaint now, they want to make a formal complaint now. they they want to make
package premiership. if she gets this package right, if it does include tax cuts package right, if it does include tax cuts and some things to help with the tax cuts and some things to help with the cost of living cri5i5, it could with the cost of living cri5i5, it could renew it5elf once more, that is what could renew it5elf once more, that is what the could renew it5elf once more, that is what the tory party is famous for but if is what the tory party is famous for but if it is what the tory party is famous for but if it is is what the tory party is famous for but if it is too ideological and too much but if it is too ideological and too much focus but if it is too ideological and too much focu5ju5t on but if it is too ideological and too much focu5 just on tax cuts, i m not sure much focu5 just on tax cuts, i m not sure the much focu5 just on tax cuts, i m not sure the public will forgive her and that 5ure the public will forgive her and that will sure the pu
may be an interesting one to see how that does land with the grassroots. moving that does land with the grassroots. moving away from the leadership now. let s have a look at the mere s front page. ambulances and the rest of the crisis. tell us more about this story. pm of the crisis. tell us more about this story- this story. an important story by the mirror. this story. an important story by the mirror, probably this story. an important story by the mirror, probably one - this story. an important story by the mirror, probably one of - this story. an important story by the mirror, probably one of the l this story. an important story by i the mirror, probably one of the few front page stories that isn t about politics and the drama of westminster. this is talking about the crisis and ambulance waiting times, some ambulances have to wait for up to 27 hours outside ame next, because a&e is helpful. and i think this is really important story that actually up and down the country ther