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there. it had been a safe labour seat since the 1960s, but not any more. it now a conservative majority, nearly 7000 votes winning there. labour leader circuits, saying it was bitterly disappointing.- saying it was bitterly disappointing. saying it was bitterly disauointina. ., disappointing. here at holyrood, we have had a steady disappointing. here at holyrood, we have had a steady stream disappointing. here at holyrood, we have had a steady stream of- disappointing. here at holyrood, we have had a steady stream of results| have had a steady stream of results and what is the most important election in scotland since devolution. the snp have so far gained the constituencies of ayr from the conservatives, nicola sturgeon s scottish national party is not having it all its own way. there is some evidence of tactical voting against her. it is certainly too early to say if she is going to get the overall majority she needs if she is going to claim a mandate for a second ....
welcome back to our special programme on that scottish leaders debate. that has lasted an hour and covered a lot of the issues that we thought would dominate the debate. the first was how scotland and best recover from the pandemic. the first was how scotland and best recoverfrom the pandemic. what the first was how scotland and best recover from the pandemic. what an independence referendum distract and hinder efforts to rebuild the nation part of the economy, and how will the nhs clear its waiting list and treat serious diseases like cancer? douglas ross of the scottish conservatives that are his party priorities with jobs and economic recovery. he pledged investment in a projector and promised funding for full fibre broadband. the s&p s nicola sturgeon outlined her plan to continue to suppress covid and support businesses in their recovery from the pandemic. when the commitment to build 100,000 affordable homes. she defended her support for a second referendum and a ....
weeks you will be able to get a haircut and head to the gym but it will be a longer wait before they can eat inside restaurants like this one. the hospitality industry says it is not fair and doesn t make sense. up to 10,000 fans could be allowed back in to sports stadia from may the 17th. that would be just in time for the euros. our best ever view of a landing on another world stunning new footage of the moment nasa s perseverance rover arrived on mars. it s going to be a windy day for us all today, especially in the west, and in the north west of the uk we are looking at some heavy rain which could lead to some flooding issues. drier and brighter, the further south and east you travel. more details in about ten minutes. it s tuesday the 23rd february. our top story. borisjohnson has revealed his map out of lockdown for england and, if conditions are met, we could see all restrictions end by the 21st june. the prime minister said his plans over the next four months are ca ....
of his father from dementia. he used to write a diary. and then one day he picked the pen up and he didn t know how to use it. chris tells us what more should be done to protect footballers. there s no reason west ham can t finish in the top four. that s according to manager david moyes, after they hold off wolves to move into the european places. another cold start to the day, a widespread frost and a risk of ice as well but once again sunshine and wintry showers, feeling cool, especially in the wind. all the details coming up. it s tuesday the 6th of april. our top story. pubs, restaurants, gyms and hair salons will be among the businesses allowed to re open in england from monday of next week. the prime minister confirmed the next phase of lifting the lockdown will go ahead as planned but he urged against complacency and said it was still too early to confirm the date for re starting nonessential foreign travel. with more details, here s our political correspondent iain wa ....
now on bbc news, click visits the aboriginal and torres strait islander communities in australia where suicide rates amongst young people are very high, to look at whether tech can offer some help. this week connecting at risk communities. throwing some shapes in the living room. so begins the end! and oh, good to see my mum s on tv again! growls. hey, welcome to click! i don t know what it is like where you are but things still feel a bit up and down to me at the moment. some are heading into new lockdowns, some are coming out of lockdowns, some have access to the vaccine and some don t. but you mayjust be feeling now like there is some light at the end of the tunnel. but of course for many, the impact on their mental health has been huge, and that s not necessarily going to ease just because lockdown is. and, of course, people may have many other struggles to deal with as well. and that s what our first piece this week is about. it s from nick kwek in australia and ....