Good morning. There are just six days to go until the General Election and we have bought the sofa to scotlands ancient capital, dunfermline. What does the politics mean for the money in our pockets and how does that affect how people vote in six days time . We have come to meet local voters and local businesses to find out what it means for them. Matt is also here with the weather. Good morning. Iam in the grounds of Dunfermline Abbey finding out what place it plays in the towns history. Brighter and fresher conditions on the way and that lasts into the weekend. I will tell you what that means for you in 15 minutes. We are in the historic surgery of dunfermline in the kingdom of fife. Let me set the scene will be here all morning with the sofa talking to voters and politicians about the issues that matter to them six days ahead of the General Election. You will see in the background, lars, a historian. Youll be teaching us about Robert The Bruce who is buried here. Also this was home to charles i. Charles i, charles vi, i will explain later. He will take us through the history. We will hopefully guide you through the issues that matter to people here. Then is in the batty van. He will be cooking up, i think, sam then is in the batty van. He will be cooking up, ithink, Sam Lorne Sausage cooking up, ithink, Sam Lorne Sausage and sam tattie scorns, later. Butty van. One of the reasons we are here, over the last three elections glad this constituency has seen a lib dem leadership, a labour leadership and the snp leadership. It is constituencies like this that could make such a closely fought election. Well be talking about migration. We will be talking about Scottish Independence and we will hear what it is like for everyday folk and what they are like ahead of the General Election. Also some music. We wa nt General Election. Also some music. We want to hear what issues matter to you and what we should be talking about. You can get in touch on the website, or you can get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. Time for the news from charlie. I will be with you all morning as well. I think the sun will shine. Matt will keep us updated as well. Good morning. First, our main story. Theresa may has expressed her disappointment over President Trumps decision to withdraw the United States from the paris Climate Change accord. In a phone call with mr trump, the Prime Minister stressed that britain remains committed to the agreement. Our north america correspondent, david willis, has more. He had promised this to the people who voted him into office. Nonetheless, it was a momentous announcement and one which drew swift condemnation from around the world. As president , i have one obligation, and that obligation is to the american people. President trump believes in a nutshell that the Powers Accord impedes his ability to restore jobs to parts of the american heartland, blighted by the move away from fossil fuels, such as coal and gas. Time, in his view, to put america first. A philosophy summed up in one short phrase. I was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. Pittsburghs mayor, bill peduto, swiftly responded, saying his city considered the heart of the American Steel industry, actually favoured the paris accord. Donald trump had previously said global warning was a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. He is now saying hed be willing to renegotiate the paris accord, albeit on terms more favourable to the us, european leaders want nothing to do with that. There is no plan b, said one. France will not give up the fight. I reaffirm that the Paris Agreement remains irreversible and will be implemented. Notjust remains irreversible and will be implemented. Not just by remains irreversible and will be implemented. Notjust by france, but by all the other nations. Those gathered outside the white house to protest president s decision believed the departure of the second largest polluter on the planet will have a dramatic impact on to compact global warning. Donald trump believes his decision represents an assertion of american sovereignty whilst his critics believe it is precisely the opposite. Lets get some reaction. Now our Political Correspondent. It is not that often that a british Prime Minister is so publicly and directly opposed to a us president. That is right. Downing street said President Trump called theresa may and that is when she expressed her disappointment at his decision. She said the uk remains committed to paris, which she said was the right framework. There has been criticism from opposition parties that theresa may was not more forceful in her condemnation. Labour says, this is a derelict of duty on the part of theresa may not to try to persuade donald trump to think again. They are calling it an act of global generational vandalism. The lib dems are saying if the Special Relationship means anything, this is exactly the time when theresa may should be able to use her influence over President Trump to try to persuade him to make a different decision. The government says we are taking a different approach to how we ex press taking a different approach to how we express our opinion. Now for the response from china. Very publicly, china is on board with this project. What has the reaction been . Beijing has not explicitly criticise donald trump yet for pulling out of the paris deal but said, you want to pull out of it, we will stand by europe and other nations and will charge ahead with it. Having a look at the newspapers here. Same images, very different to the images of donald trump at the Nato Summit Last week. If anyone is under any illusion as to the wider impact of this, you can see there could be greater geostrategic changes in terms of china taking on leadership change, alongside europe, britain, australia, other nations and pushing ahead with this climate deal. Thank you very much. More on that story throughout the programme. The conservatives have denied their Immigration Policy is in confusion, after theresa may suggested she wanted net migration to be reduced to under A Hundred Thousand by 2022. The Brexit Secretary, david davis, said it was no more than an aim. Our Political Correspondent, Gary Odonoghue reports. Cutting the overall Immigration Numbers to the Tens Of Thousands has been conservative policy for seven years. But its proved incredibly hard to achieve. Last year, the Population Increased due to immigration went up by almost quarter of a million. With around 175,000 of those people coming from outside the eu, the group over which britain already has full control. The Tens Of Thousands targeted again in the conservative manifesto. But with no timetable attached. Yesterday, a Home Office Minister appeared to put one on it. You are saying Tens Of Thousands in five years time . Over the course of the parliament, yes. So, by 2022, thats a guarantee . Eu and non eu, down to Tens Of Thousands . We want to see Migration Levels coming down to sustainable levels, which we think is Tens Of Thousands, over the course of the next parliament. Those comments were put to theresa may while she was out campaigning. She was asked the question whether the target would be down to Tens Of Thousands in five years, to which she said thats what were aiming for. But there was a different emphasis from the Brexit Secretary on Question Time. Are you saying it is tory party policy if youre re elected as the government next thursday to get it down to 100,000 within the five years of the parliament . The aim, yes. We cant promise within five years, thats the thing. Downing street has denied there is any confusion or disagreement over the timetable but, even the appearance of a different is not what mrs may needs in her last week of campaigning. Campaigning in york, jelly called also the Labour Government will pump £250 million into industry. Vince cable believes both labour and the tories have turned their backs on business and warns trade could drop bya business and warns trade could drop by a third following britains to force from the eu. The met police say they have so far found no records of any calls to the Anti Terrorist hotline in relation to the manchester bomber, despite a number of people saying they had reported concerns over Salman Abedis behaviour. It comes as Greater Manchester police have released new cctv footage, Showing Abedi in the city in the four days leading up to the attack. Detectives say theyre now concentrating their investigation on the rusholme area and are appealing for witnesses who may have seen him there. More than 30 people are reported to have died at a casino in the philippines, where a gunman opened fire before killing himself. The attacker also set fire to gaming tables. Authorities say most of the people who lost their lives died of suffocation. Police had feared the attack was terrorist related, but now suggest the motive was robbery. The number of patients waiting from more than six months for routine operations and treatment has tripled. Thats according to the Royal College of surgeons which analysed data from march 2013 a time when targets were being met. Nhs england declined to respond directly to the six month figures. But a spokesperson has said the nhs has cut the number of patients waiting more than a year for treatment by nearly 13,000 over the past five years. The bulgarian linesman who failed to spot Diego Maradonas infamous hand of god goal in the 1986 world cup has died. Many of you will remember how the argentinan leapt to punch the ball past Peter Shilton into the net, during the sides two one win over england. Bogdan dochev, who died at the age of 80, said the incident stayed with him, his whole life. He described maradona as a great footballer, but a small man both in stature and as a person. Those are the main stories. With less than a week to go until the General Election, our focus is ourfocus is on our focus is on scotland. The art In Dunfermline and naga is there for us. It isa it is a rather lovely morning. We crossed the forth bridge to see this historic home, the ancient capital of scotland. Also, home to goal. St andrews is just up the road. Of scotland. Also, home to goal. St andrews isjust up the road. Two men came from here, john reid and robert lockhart. They first took the game to the United States will do you know i was like to play a bit of golf when im up there. See, one for each. Not bad at all. Two years in scotla nd each. Not bad at all. Two years in scotland was a political landslide. 56 of the 59 seats in westminster we re 56 of the 59 seats in westminster were won by the snp. The conservatives lib dems had one seat each. Why are we here In Dunfermline in east fife . It is a constituency that has had the snp, the lib dems and the labour party all rain over the last three elections. Some history as wealth in may have spotted this man dressed as Robert The Bruce was that this is where he was buried. A History Lesson for you as well for people very concerned about what is happening. There are six days to the General Election. We have been asking what people feel strongly about. Butty van went to edinburgh and that is where we got some views. Lets talk about the General Election. My concern, and i am sure this is not uncommon, i would rather have a Labour Government than a conservative government. But im not comfortable endorsing mr corbyn as Prime Minister. I prefer strawberry. I feel like the power is shifting away from the tories. Not everyone will fight that. I thinki may from the tories. Not everyone will fight that. I think i may be orange this time. I prefer their Environmental Policies to those of the others on offer. And also because i am not convinced that brexit is the right way to go. |j have always been a socialist, a labour supporter, but i am definitely not a Jeremy Corbyn fan. How are you going to go to . Which bit of fruit fits you . The strawberry. Even though you are not aJeremy Corbyn strawberry. Even though you are not a Jeremy Corbyn found. Strawberry. Even though you are not a Jeremy Corbyn foundlj strawberry. Even though you are not a Jeremy Corbyn found. I am not a Jeremy Corbyn fan but i am even less ofa Jeremy Corbyn fan but i am even less of a diane abbott fan but im going to vote for the party. I am a banana. I kind of believe what they believe in. The snp has faults but they do have a solid voice and they speakfor the they do have a solid voice and they speak for the majority people up here. I am speak for the majority people up here. Iam not speak for the majority people up here. I am not all about the independence but supporting scotland and looking after scotland, i think they are the right people. And looking after scotland, i think they are the right peoplelj and looking after scotland, i think they are the right people. I would say the straw poll has been fruitful. This is all about what you think as an election. We are joined this is all about what you think as an election. We arejoined by this is all about what you think as an election. We are joined by a this is all about what you think as an election. We arejoined by a host of voters. Good morning. Lets find out some views. Good morning to you from what are you passionate about . Independence is a really big issue. Hows that influenced your vote at all . Have you changed party you might be voting for . Are you undecided . I have considered Voting Labour but i will vote snp. We will talk to the politicians from all the main parties. What is on your mind ahead of the General Election . main parties. What is on your mind ahead of the General Election . I am on the same subject but with a different point of view. The prospect of an independent referendum is a big worry. We have had the referendum and made a decision. The polls say that people dont want it. I want mrs sturgeon to take it off the table. We will talk a lot more about independence. It isa talk a lot more about independence. It is a big issue in scotland. And the whole idea of the independence vote. What is going on in your mind . Any social issue. Social collusion isa any social issue. Social collusion is a massive issue. Anything that affects social cohesion and the impact of brexit on small business. When you say that, you talking about migration . I am talking about everything that influences how well we get along as a group of people. It could be poverty or Mental Health. Any issue that creates social unrest. Good morning. What is playing on your mind ahead of the election . The key issues for me are equality and the impact of poverty. Lama equality and the impact of poverty. I am a teacher at a local high school. We are seeing every day pupils who are affected by government cuts. As teachers, we are having to manage that and tried to re move having to manage that and tried to remove all barriers regarding education. It is a trickyjob. Were up education. It is a trickyjob. Were up for it. Others like to see what the other parties can offer to try to help. Lots of views to get through, lots of issues to talk about throughout the programme. The weather is important. Good morning. Certainly, this morning, it is very peaceful. I am in the surroundings of Dunfermline Abbey, a centrepiece to the city and a centrepiece to Scottish History. It is the final Resting Place of Robert The Bruce. If we have a look at this latest addition to the abbey, you can see his links to the city are well and truly in place. There are grey skies overhead. A bit ofa there are grey skies overhead. A bit of a dull start but things