kwa wajubon? It's a form of harmony. Well, that's Lizanne Ovino from the National Tong Ilmodo team and of course Tong Ilmodo is a way of unified martial arts which centers upon circular motion as the subject in linear movement as the object. And of course to talk about and understand this particular sport is members from the Nairobi Central Tong Ilmodo Club and I'll begin the introduction that's coach Willis Ogalo the head coach for this particular club and of course an upcoming star in this particular game as well that's Samba Nona who is an under nine player and of course that was Lizanne who did a beautiful demonstration here for us and also she is a three-time Mombasa open winner and of course assistant coach Badi Wallace. Karibuni Sanawai two five four on the touchline. Sana? Now coach you know in the introduction I was talking about how Tong Ilmodo is a martial unified martial arts and you know it takes or rather centers upon circular motion as the subject in linear movement as the object. What does this mean? Okay as you have said Tong Ilmodo is a unified martial arts so is a combination of all the techniques apart from that we also work on the theory part of it so we do match on the theory apart from the practical the punches and kicks so we have the internal part of it that's what we mean the linear so we work much on the internal part of it we do a lot of theory work like myself now I do my training seven five should be the internal part of it I read more, I learn more that's the reading now whereas other arts they really do work on that they are much of the practical part of it Yes Samba how did you how easy was it for you to pick on this particular you know game or unified martial arts Tong Ilmodo how did you pick it? At first my dad introduced me to this martial arts where he told me where I could defend myself even in life where I get in trouble and how do you like it so far? It's going very good for me and it's helping me with my personal life Yes and of course your personal life involves interaction with the rest how has it helped you? It has helped me with my discipline cleanliness and it has also helped me improve while in school Elizan three time champion how has been your journey Tong Ilmodo?  I think I needed more than what I have now but due to you have some issues you have some things to take care of so that time what you want to do like your personal life and the sport thing so they collide and that's why I've not reached where I want it to be It means that you have to postpone your goals? At times how hard is it for you to reach a decision to put on hold your dreams and pursue something else?  Definitely we are actually headed in that right direction Yes Labda kufuki asasa kufuki asasa kutungil modo kama chi zambawa na takaku kufuundisha au nakuchi Actually I didn't know much I thought mashwat is mashwat until I met my coach That is when he explains to me that in this particular art unified mashwat we combine kicks punches, throws and all that but The journey so far has been exciting. Especially when you have a mentor who has taught world beaters. So definitely want to be training under such a coach. Coach, of course you began in other martial arts. H Wherever we served in the country we had a kido. Before I joined... Initially it was called Odu1Orido. Then they named it Tongilmodo, yes. Is there a advantage to having this background, to have the best things done in Tongilmodo? It has a very big advantage because when you work on, let's say you a Ratenkundo guy you work in the lower part. So You can only kick, you can't punch. When you have shortok and karate you watch mark on patches. Kix you do but little. But unified you have to be perfect in both, and then you add on the ground fight. The judo techniques we take down and also we learn some self-defense. You are equipped in self-defense. So disoming somebody with a gun, with a knife is not a problem to us. So in other arts they are little work on those. But you have to be fully equipped to disarm somebody. Yes. And when you mentioned that it's a sport that helps one to, among others, disarm a gun, I saw your faces up. Anybody who's ever disarmed anyone with a gun? Anybody who has disarmed anyone with a gun in a tricky situation? I've done it myself. Maybe to them they have not done it. But me personally have done it. Yes. So I've done it. In a situation that was... Yes, I was attacked at a gun point. So in self-defense also we call it a psychological war. You don't react immediately. So when you are attacked, first surrender. Just raise up your hands. The guy also turned down his pressure. Then you take off. So don't react immediately. Once somebody points a gun on you. Or anyway point. You don't react immediately. So I've done it. Not even once, not even twice. Severally. Severally. And during the Mombasa Open and I think I saw you there too and we interacted briefly in December. There was a particular session where I think an old lady was demonstrating this particular sport. Nani kona ni kama ni. It's deep from like philosophism. Chesu zina kwa instilled on players. Right? Like it's a way of life.  You know compared with that lady. She's around 75, I think so. 75 years old. And with the Asian people they don't have challenged our students are facing. We have just had a list talking of you have to balance family issue and then sports issue. With the Asians, they started at that early age like three years old. And it's a way of life. Here you can start it in between. You have a family issue. You have to maybe rest for some period. So yes, it's not practical we Africans to do what she did last time. That one is internally. We are trying, but according to the situation here in Africa it's not easy. Yes, but we are trying. At least there is a level you can see when somebody is doing something it's inside, the internal part of it. We just do the physical part, the outer part of it. Yes, but we are trying, but the challenges we are facing in life cannot allow us to do what she did. Yes. Samba, are you ready to take on the challenges? Yes. I mean what do you want to achieve with the sport? In martial arts I want to achieve my fear of sparing and I also want to make it big and I'm able to defend myself even when I'm attacked on the streets. And now you talk about support that you've received. I know you mentioned in the introduction how you introduced to the sport but how has it been, how has their support been crucial and important to you? My mum also supported me during the start and she still supported me. She encourages me to train 3 times a week and she's really supportive in every activity I do or I choose. And let's see you with the medal. Is that your proudest moment? Yes. When was it? It was in 2022 the Mombasa 10th edition International 2022 the 10th edition Mombasa International Martial Arts tournament. You remember the fight? Yes. You remember the opponent? Yes. I didn't spar much. I did forms and I did forms. Yes. Lizan, what's coming up for you? You won 3 titles at Mombasa Open. Of course you formed the national team. Where else? Apart from Martial Arts. Just in Tongil modo. You can as well talk about you play Kabadi too. But just in Tongil modo. What lies ahead now? The fact that I'm a parent what I want most is for my kids to follow up this because I can say it's a family thing. My mum was in sports. My brother, then I. So we just want to maintain it but I want them to be higher than where I am. Maybe they played for they went to the top level. The kids? Yes.  Not really but my brother went. Played for which sport? This martial arts. So your dream is to have your kids follow that particular path? To a higher level. And for you? For me I just want to be for now I'm starting to train to be an instructor. So that's where I want to be to encourage more ladies. I just want to have a ladies club. Is it something close to your heart? Why ladies club? I'm a lady personally. So I know the challenges that we go through on the street. We are telling the men who want to force issues. So we want to I want the ladies to defend from that situation. That situation. Because you are rampant. But I know you also have a club. You train future stars in Kabete. Do you have any projects that you do? I have some private students and like Plesia actually maybe focusing on ladies because I have a little girl. I would want her to grow strong and a lady would be able to defend herself to build up that confidence. How do people unpoint in this particular game and I've watched a couple of matches. I see that above the belt it's no point. What are the technicality basics of earning points and winning this particular game? As we said, we are doing unified martial arts. We are not allowed to blow the best. So blow the best you are not supposed to hit. The only part you are allowed to hit is the thigh. So thigh we count it as one point. You are not supposed to punch on the face. You can punch just level stomach. And then also you have thumb grabs. So you can grab somebody taking down and lock. So if you lock somebody taps that's three points, that's no count. If you score more than eight points kneel, eat against kneel that's also no count. So we combine the technique kicks around the face that's three points. Any punch, any part of the body except to blow the body, blow the belt it's one point. We count our points. Looking at the International Federation Ken is one of the countries where the sport is doing well, it's popular especially in the continent in Africa. How has the international body helped in maybe bringing up more helping countries like those who do well in this particular game? In particular Kenya they have supported us in equipments and also when you have an international tournament like what we had last year we have two weeks camp we have the international grandmasas they come here. So we have that exposure. We give them time we train with them together. We learn techniques apart from the equipment they bring for us. Also we learn the technique within those two weeks and also we have instructor seminars which is usually we do it in Philippines once per year so that's what we get that's what we get from the international office. Yes and as far as Nairobi Central Tongilmode is concerned I know there is a tournament that's ongoing right now in Nairobi and that's the best of the best but as Nairobi Central what's next? After this we have an international tournament so the best of the best is the selection of Nairobi team and most likely the national team. So the tournament we are having today right now is going on in fact I was there so I'm going back there. So we are going to select Nairobi team and most likely will be the national team so we love the inter county tournament in end of April we have a tournament in Philippines so we are expecting the part of the Nairobi team will join from the national team so it's a selection Yes and Samba as you aspire and do everything possible to become a good player in the sport apart from how you are talking about the fear of sparring apart from that, what else do you want to work on? I also want to work on forms my stances and basics also I also need to work on theory which they will be asked and ready while you move to the next level and forms also my punches and the rotation of the shoulders while you come to the blocks kicks and punches Yes and what do you want to achieve maybe wear the national I know you are wearing Kenya already but what's in your dream what's in your imagination? I want to make it big maybe to the biggest international martial arts tournament Yes I also want to get a medal two or three from there and maybe return to Mombasa this year and defend your title last year you missed it, why? I wasn't feeling well before the delay and yes that's where I missed my opportunity but this year everything works you will be going to the table so you have moved up That's the reason for you and I know you so turn out for Kabadi and now Tongil modo is like the main thing so when is that particular club coming up and how many girls do you think you will be training I think in the next five years so you will be having a club meanwhile for Tongil modo you want to become an instructor and maybe pass over the knowledge as well but the efforts that have been made to have more people trained to become coaches from the federation or the authorities I believe so but there are always challenges especially like Riz say there when maybe you are parent and you are needed to train somewhere and maybe you are a student you have to look for that balance but maybe at a regional level when we have such a like the tournament which is going on the senior students are always encouraged to be looking forward to that coaching level so definitely we are moving towards that right direction Yes Coach Labda in the country working with schools and clubs how has it been in efforts to reach more people how has Nairobi Central approached it Yes we have schools like last Saturday we had a grading of roughly 100 kids from one school that's Thomas Bach in Borubu so as they have said two of them we at least uplifting them they can't be students for the rest of their life so we train them to be coaches for the next coaches so when I have a school I go with maybe one of them we train together I give him a chance so that he can train at least that to more students that's how we train them at least to be our next coaches we want to sit down now we want to relax Yes and as we wind up maybe you have a special message to the young ones Even if you don't get something that you wanted to get it will take you even five years to learn what you need to learn because for me it's taking I still not I still not learned what I wanted to learn and all the best thank you so much Badi as well as Coach Willis right and we wish you all the best Ile Modo and remember that best of the best tournament is also ongoing and as the coach has said being a selected team that will be doing duty for the nation in forthcoming international tournaments up next of course on touchline we'll be speaking to Moses Halima that's the former Kibra United footballer don't go too far this is the touchline


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is actually the laundry business so we are asking you how would you turn laundry service into a successful business how would you turn laundry service into a successful business head on to our facebook page that is y254 channel and the hashtag to use is hashtag entrepreneurship to use the on our twitter handle y254 channel so in studio right now we are about to discuss matters pertaining hair ladies we they are beautiful hair we always uh take time to look good so our topic today is all about uh hairdressing and what it takes to just create such an amazing look and you'll be talking to a hairstylist by the name uh steven muangishege who is a hairstylist by profession and also the winner of afro hair awards and he has been into this particular business for since 2015 approximately for five good years thank you very much for creating time steve thank you all right so how have you been i'm very good okay yeah all right it's uh we were actually waiting for you ladies in the house we are all waiting for you yeah for you to take us through take us through different types of hairstyles especially uh during this hard economical times uh and maybe something we can actually fix on uh by ourselves right yeah let's start by finding out uh who is steve okay steve steve steve muangishege uh is a hairstylist uh and i'm a koka by the way yes i'm born again hairstylist uh yeah okay so steve ukiwam dogo what did you want to be dreamy aquilukua gani okay uh i'm a killer dreamy aquilukua doto inakwaanga anasoma kwe dr so mean disoma likuwa dri na pirate uh but kanda nikamaliza paka kras seven likuwa dri na pirate but uh kufikiya kras eight nika change sasana takua polisi okay but uh paba nga likuwa ni encourage sana nikuwa polisi but kwingia form one dream nika switch okay kakua sasana fanya hiya dressing oh yeah so form one uka decide now it's hairdressing yeah how did your parents take uh the father to steve sasami amua that he will at a fanya hiya dressing nani bia sharambao uh for for a long time ni kakati zaza mani piya likuwa mga loka mbe bieshara yaw amama so uh babango ali kwa na takasana nikuwa nikuwa jeshi so ali enda to one extent that nikimaliza form four ali ali interftia ni enda nys kwa anza but uh iyo hi kwa hi kwa passion ni hangu but zima ni nge mwangesha do kutuka form one si kuwa ni mamambia ni taku jaku fanya hiya dressing uh so aki sama where na taku kua polisi uh nikuwa tuna agree uh so na after kumaliza form four aka ni ambia kwa na taku enda in wires so iyo ni bridge pwa sana enyutengia kwa soldier so like nika nikamambia pana wewa tani enda ni fanya hiya dressing so ilikuwa hard decision kwa ke kumek but uh banyasa ni rumambia the importance hiya kwa enda kufanya hii kwa aka kubari to kwa kua na trust 100% but banyanili enda nikuwa anza nikamwangesha kota am doing nikuwa very serious by the way so after that Mr. Sandoa liyona kube kube hii kwa thank you dad for allowing Steve to take to take to do what he loves so uh kwa enda should less you know what did you what did you study and uh kwa should the what jordan courage of technology vika uh i started diploma in kosmetorogi yeah okay so after so umisoma umisha amaliza then wukapata umi patakazi immediately amulenda no certain attachments to just uh uh kuspecia to specialize to specialize yeah so yeah specialization with the specialize in her in her study her study yeah yeah uh banyanili amaliza uh nili enda attachment attachment ii nikuwa one month one month nika enda nikambiwa uh kaziako nipale kwa sink tako na ushava tu na panga line so mi nili kwa kaziango nili kwa quenshua majini moto kwa sink kuna shampoo kuna conditioner so niki usham tu na panga hafo na ushia wale kwa styris toengine so uh so nili enda for one month like siku ripua sayu kwatachibenta uripu yata kitu atu kia ushia mitu uripui so like nikawana ikazi i think i chose the long career like kwanza nikakuit nika enda bishti hangwa introduce kwa kazi amiko no kujaza rorim changa so nili enda hafo rika tu nika fanya ii o kazi for one month nika nika weza kuri panyumba rent mi zimbili alafu sasa nika sewa na rudi kwa ii da styris asa so nika batika sana nika pata salon hii kwa namtuwa dreadi na hii kwa namtuwa kusonga so kwa enda pale nika fanyuwa interview interviewa braiding siku pita wile but dreadi niri cha pabizuri sana so munga kasi idea sana apokuru kwa na client so nika eza kubild trust na client nike mi tengeneza dreadi niko na styl ini kwa kubili kwa kawana client kwa nili time wili drift away Best challenges you had in your life When you were starting off in your career I was asked to interview someone And because you guys are just here to see his work The person will just be looking at kaziako On the glam side of it And just looking at the glam side I feel like this is the actuall career that I actually want Because he or she is just looking at the beauty side of it Everyone should come over to Haji Okay, adwaise hangu ni, lazima you start from somewhere, right? So, bora tu usi give up, ju ukuna hi passion ya kenya unataka, nando ina kudraibu. So, atakama kuna ilesa idutayenda chini, bado uta fokas na kenya unataka. So, lemi ask you, what has been the journey like when it comes to building your own brand, yeah? From 2015 to right now, iu jani ime kuwaje, for you to build your brand, na wuni kani like a professional hairstylist. Okay, sana sana ni research, unataka kujua trading hairstyle ni gani, ju kriyantana boi kanga, leyo uma kuja ume braid. Kesho una mombiya wacha tu braid to leyo, reneks una mombiya wacha tu braid. So, mimi kenya na fanyanga, nata kanga moofricha, research, nata after trading hairstyles, na iu ime nisa idea sana, like kriyantana kigia kwa salo na mombiya kuna trading hairstyle ni taku eka hivi, reneks ake kujua uma mombiya kuna niu.  So, iu ni nijamoja wewa ku build your kriyantel? Yeah. Okay, what's another thing about Steve Hair Arts? Ambewa na fanyanga, like bring back clans to you? Okay, mimi. What's unique about you? Okay, na zasema ni, kriyanta kigia kwa salon kwanza na consult kwanza, like unata kanyu leya kwa hi kaya aje, alafu na analize kanyu leya ake, like scalp, unangalia, texture kanyu leya. So, kuna kriyant aju imambuna treatment. Okay. So, uki advice kriyant kusu treatment, unangpea tips zanyu ele. So, like uki a kriyant ate enda kisamanga, unangalia salon, uki enda, lazima aku advice kusu nyu ele. So, like aki enda ambea umtu, atu umtu ata kujako yu a salon. Yeah. Let's talk about people who have natural hares. Most people complain. So, it's very hard to maintain natural hair compared to a relaxed hair. What are some of the ways, nimbinugani mtu anezotumia to just maintain and keep your natural hair? Okay, natural hair. Ni very easy to maintain, na ni very hard to maintain. So, it's a zotu zidapere kana yuwi. Like natural hair, haita jima bumbubu. Kabisa. Boratu, ukuena verite products. Zene zina bring, muistya kwa nyu ele, naene haika usi nyu ele, right? Okay. Kuna natural hair iina itaji kuna specific gel ya natural hair. Kuna specific moisturizing treatment kwa natural hair. Na shampoo ba, iene haina march sulphate. Right? So, sijin taiputaje butter. So, kuna it's simple. Ukuena product zene zina fit natural hair. Okay, so it's ini very easy to maintain natural hair. Ukuena the right advice. You just seek advice on how to actually do it. So, ni kipenda like how do you, because in your line of business you tend to stand a lot or probably just move around a lot. You're dealing with that. In your business you're dealing with humans, right? So, how do you unakopa jene your exhaustion kwa sababuni physical exhaustion apia mental exhaustion at the same time? Kwa sababuni kazi. E kwa sababuklanta neza kujana expect na mukon verse, na pingini usiku wuja muka wuki feel like uneta kwa kungo uneta kwa kwa jen tu kazi. Okay. How do you deal that in a professional way? Kwa salon, lazima, lazima, lazima ukwe, ukwe like flexible. Jo, kuna uu client asubuhi ako aili kwa mkasi dika. Alamku afiki ko yu salon like majuwa watwingi wana kujanga salon kuri lax. Absolutely, yes. Ya. So, lazima uu client aki ingia venya tua mingi ako murango iwi unalan. Uu uu client miimtu ako ungeya ama niimtu ako nyamaaza. So, ukisha analize ujuwe, niki mongelesha, na tenda hivi. Ispa mongelesha ako sawa. Like so, mteza ku kuenda direction moja. Tenda, client aki kuja kama mkasi rika we enda chini. Okay. Alright. So, before we continue we have a model and just a sample of the type of work you do and nilgolo uuliza this model of us maybe she can come Rose tu luko tunongia tuno sema where is the wedding nini the wedding gown you know like I feel this hairstyle works way best. Okay. Gawani rifuri wajana but Rose you can come. And then Steve will just tell us about this particular set of the hair you will call it different types of hair and sculpt that in a match with different hairstyles so maybe you can mention when it's a song yapa karibuna mimi Rose she looks very beautiful and this hairstyle where is the gown Rose so probably we can take us to this. So, your hairstyle na ni hairstyle moja haizi toka kwa market ni dabuban like nani protective hairstyle for natural hair. Oh really? Like hujakaza niwele hujakaza niwele wuku kuasai then the most of the hair is covered by the extension. So niwele haiku exposed sana right? So kwa iwa niwele ni metu miya very simple hair ni metu miya frafi kinki by the way suji kawa ningiwa ni sayo niwele the texture is different So very simple niwele hair extension frafi kinki then doimeni sa idea kuatain na iyon ni braido ruk by the way Alright Ya Okay Okay So this is how long does it stay on? Okay, two weeks two weeks two weeks Ya Okay Rose look very good without kujikuna Strangos Strangos that you got through Thank you very much Rose So let's look at what motivates you? What motivates you? What makes you wake up every single morning just to go and just look for different hairstyles and execute them? What motivates you? Okay Kitu anya na eza sema na penaka jungle sana sana sana na pena niwele So na pena sana ku pray around with the hair to put my creativity to action Ya Alright So during this time of ni ni COVID-19 kuna a lot has been going on in terms of the economy or economy things have not been going well definitely So una in shuwa aje bia shirayako in a stay in a stay afloat na meet up to the guidelines za serikali Okay Kwanza Sanitation Kwanza me na in shuwa na making shuwa kwa salon me kuna sanitizer na every client lazima lazima aingia kwa salon na barako mask So siyezi kumek kama huna ni me huna mask that is kukingia kwa salon tuhivi huna sanitizer then una kumewa mask Okay So before we continue further the sum of Steve Art's work images So this is on Instagram Ya Instagram nanda na kwa jinagani Steve Hair Art's Okay Steve Hair Art's So tell us about this hairstyle Okay This hairstyle Ili kwa nitu lianda event na ito Afro Hair Awards So in ili Tengeneza kwa Demonstrate Afro Afro Hair Awards Na ili kwa Febth Anniversary So like hapa juu ni me Tengeneza siji kama haiko kriya saana Izo Izo 5 Kwanza ni make easy pin ni make a pin tano I have done 5 pin ups to demonstrate that anniversary then hukunyuma hukunyuma iniya afro Right So kudemonstrate that is afro Afro Hair Awards Alright Now this look nia Okay we have moved quite fast but the look ni me toka ni it's good for natural hair Okay So let's look at this one also The other one ni he ya ni me Tengeneza kama model mania li kwa Laki ni hee ni me Tengeneza Tripo Bands Tripo Bands unazi yona kuna hee baniya chini baniya tu ni me gawanya kuna hee baniya ia kwanza ia katikati na ia juu Right So ui ni model mwenya kona Roud Face Roud Face I wish mge kwa wone the Roud Roud Face So Roud Face saana kicho up a juu I kwangifrat Okay Ataini Roud Face I see, okay so I kwangifrat Yo hea style ni na fit vizuri saana kwa We jokona Roud Face Okay Ablaido Ruk Oh nice Ya Alright so maybe we can check out another look Okay Still the same but different designs Different designs So this works best for people with Roud Face That's what you say Ya Okay what about this one Still the same No Okay This is not the same I am in Mohawk Okay Mohawk I use it for Roud Face Why are you hating though? Why can't someone who has a Roud Face put on a Mohawk hairstyle? Okay Uta kume exaggerate the Ruk of that person Like ni ke kwa kwa Mohawk Uta kame Uta kame Okay let's look at the next one Okay ini nyele baby Extation No no no That's the one Nyele kwa po nyuma di nyele Praine hair Oh why? Yes Okay So iuna tumia Iuna tumia holding Holding spray Una roll tunyele alafuna pin Una rolluna pin Natural hair? Ya Okay Okay what about this one Another one Ini nye maids Maids Okay Is a maid look The bride of maids Ya Alright Okay so From all the From all the images that you have looked at And I've noticed that most of them are For For weddings Ya They are suited for Mostly in most cases that is In weddings So what else What other hairstyles do you do? Okay most Nye braido Okay Most That's what you're specialized in Ya Okay So Let's look at The difference What are some of the challenges That you're facing Right now Okay As a hairstylist during this time of Economic crisis Okay workflow Like Ki tambo nilikuwa na tengeneza Like Ten clients But now Jupia ya masaya kafio Wa tengeneza like 3 I thought longezio time to say Things may be my beauty point To longezio ya wa But illetai ya kwa third client Na Huwezi, huwezi, huwezi rash That's true Like, krahenda na kuja Kupanyua braids Namgonga gonga zingina Umalizia raka So Natima ukwen na Time Timezuri na client Sai Ya hakuna Yo workflow Una tengeneza client wa Tatu Huwane But Ki tambo Nilikuwa na tengeneza Like Ten Okay So Looking at your journey Form of 2015 to Right now Ya Would you say like you made the right decision And you don't regret it? Ya I don't regret Kabisa kabisa Nili fanya the right choice Okay, so what do you see Steve Watts in probably a couple of Few years down the line I don't want to mention the years because I'm so sure you have your own plan And vision so tell me Okay, I'm planning not even Ten years but Like three years to come Na pran ku expand my salon Salon yangudi kidoga Si ku basana So it has access to like Five people So Especially during this time ya Ya So I'm like In three years to come I'm planning to expand That salon Yajana is a Rentisha station So like nikwen na Five workers Not five clients Five attendees to the client Ya That's nice Keep up Onto the good work And we're looking forward to having you Another day and just See the progress from Where we are today So how can people find you on social media Okay Facebook Steve in Hair Arts Twitter Steve Hair Arts Instagram Steve Hair Arts Steve Hair Arts That's how you find him across All social media platforms So guys That's all we had on matters pertaining Hair styling I'm so sure you've learned a couple of Couple of few things I didn't know about Round face and everything In particular Hair styles that we should put on But it's okay Steve now you know And guys make sure you follow us Across all our social media platform That is at Y254 channel At Michelle Ashira is where You can find me So make sure you stay tuned Becoming up to sample More of your comments On our Facebook page We have a question And it's all about Maximizing different ways Just to get extra cash Especially during these Hard times Especially during these Economic hard times So matters pertaining How can we maximize And get Monetize Yes, got it Monetize the laundry business service So head on to our Facebook page And that is at Y254 channel We'll be right back Right now we're going to Enjoy get music


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Derbyn hwn y cyfleid, mae'r prosesnoudd dros gallig unrhyw o amgylchedd paret. Mae angen carriers, gwJA, yn ymw난ieu'r osiemnyfallen wedi myfyrdd wedi myfyrdd y pechydig that we will discuss in this session of First Minister's Questions are subjudice. However, issues raised are operational matters for the Scottish Prison Service and given understandable concerns that have been raised, it's important that I do address them. So I want to take some time, Presiding Officer, to set out the situation and answer Douglas Ross' question directly very clearly. Firstly, in general, any prisoner who poses a risk of sexual offending is segregated from other prisoners, including during any period of risk assessment. Secondly, there is no automatic right for a trans woman convicted of a crime to serve their sentence in a female prison, even if they have a gender recognition certificate. Every case is subject to rigorous individual risk assessment and, as part of that, the safety of other prisoners is paramount. Finally, in general terms, and perhaps most importantly, I heard the chief executive of rape crisis Scotland say this yesterday, I don't see how it's possible to have a rapist within a female prison. So let me be very clear, I agree with that statement. Bearing in mind what I've just said about the importance of individualised risk assessment as a general principle and presumption, I think that statement is correct. Turning now to specifics in the case that has been in the media in recent days, that risk assessment is under way. As in all cases, the Scottish Prison Service won't wait until an assessment is completed if they think that action is required more quickly. It would not be appropriate for me, in respect of any prisoner, to give details of where they are being incarcerated. Given the understandable public and parliamentary concern in this case, I can confirm to Parliament that this prisoner will not be incarcerated at Caunton Vale Women's Prison. I hope that that provides assurance to the public, Presiding Officer, not least to the victims in this particular case. I appreciate that response from the First Minister, but this rapist is in there now. He's in segregation in a woman's prison at the moment, so I'm unsure what the First Minister is trying to say when the reality is that this double rapist, this beast, is in a woman's prison right now. We think that it's wrong that a rapist is sent to a woman's prison.  Given what the First Minister has just said and given that he is currently in Caunton Vale, does the First Minister believe that it's possible for a rapist to be held in a woman's prison as he is just now and not be a threat to women? I think that Douglas Ross should have listened perhaps more carefully to what I said. I have a responsibility, Presiding Officer, even standing in this Parliament, to be mindful of issues around safety and security of everyone, but what I said in relation to that specific case. I made some comments in general that I think should give reassurance to the public, but in relation to this case, what I said, and I'm going to repeat it, the risk assessment is under way. However, as in all cases, the Scottish Prison Service will not wait until an assessment is completed if they think action is required more quickly, and this prisoner is not going to be incarcerated in Caunton Vale women's prison. In terms of the interim situation and how the situation that I have said there is going to be achieved, I have got to be mindful of allowing the Scottish Prison Service to do their operational job and to do that properly. I will go back to one of the things that I said in general, and this applies to any prisoner, regardless of whether they are trans or not, regardless of whether they are in a male or a female prison. If any prisoner poses and is considered to pose a risk or gives rise to any concern about sexual offending, that prisoner is segregated from other prisoners, and that applies during any period of risk assessment. I think that I am being very clear to Parliament in light of public concerns, but I am also allowing having regard to important issues of security and safety to allow the Scottish Prison Service to undertake their operational responsibilities in relation to an individual case. First Minister, you just have to be clear with people. Can you confirm that a double rapist is currently being held in a woman's prison? That is the situation. Let us hear what the former governor of Caunton Vale Prison, Rona Hodgkis, has said about this. I am absolutely clear about the fact that they should be in a male prison.  She continued, it is a red line I would not have crossed. But this double rapist only decided to change gender after he was charged by the police. It took the threat of jail for this criminal to decide to change his gender. That is not a coincidence, that is a conscious decision. The First Minister is hiding behind the Scottish Prison Service, but they are a Government agency that is accountable to SNP ministers. All that really comes down to is what ministers decide. They had the power to prevent this happening, and they still had the power to change that in the first 72 hours under rule 191A of the Scottish Prison Service rules. I ask the First Minister, above asking where he currently is, was there any ministerial involvement in the decision to send this rapist to a woman's prison? Before that 72 hours expire tomorrow, will the First Minister personally intervene and remove this double rapist from Caunton Vale? I repeat what I have already said, but let me be clear. This prisoner is not going to be incarcerated in Caunton Vale. Either short term or long term, there is an importance of allowing the Scottish Prison Service operationally to give effect to what I have just said. That is important to stress. Those are operational matters for the Scottish Prison Service. The very fact that I am standing here and addressing them and I think that most people listening to what I am saying right now will understand fully what I am saying. I am not to use Douglas Ross's phrase, hiding behind anyone. I am setting out very clearly, firstly, that I agree with the comments of the chief executive of rape crisis Scotland yesterday when she said, and I repeat, I do not see how it is possible to have a rapist within a female prison. It is, of course, right and proper that there are individualised risk assessments done on every prisoner, and that is important, but I agree with that statement. What I have said is that short term or long term, this prisoner is not going to be in Caunton Vale, but it is important to allow the Scottish Prison Service operationally to give effect to the decisions that it has taken. Douglas Ross. I am sorry. I have asked this three times now, so I am going to ask for a fourth and final opportunity that I have. Where is this double rapist at the moment? Is he currently in a woman's prison here in Scotland, First Minister? Yes or no? I am sorry. All of this stuff about the Scottish Prison Service, this is the rules that the Scottish Prison Service has to work to. Rule 15.1 about the allocation of prisoners does allow ministers to intervene. Ministers could have intervened before now, and rule 19.1A gives 72 hours for this to be challenged. That expires tomorrow, and we heard nothing from the First Minister about what she is going to do about that. We have warned for months that violent criminals, just like the sex offender, the absolute beast that we are discussing today, would try to exploit loopholes in the law and attack and traumatise women. The problem, as we have said all along, is not trans people, the problem is violent offenders. But now, before the SNP's GRR bill has even come into force, rapists are currently exploiting the current laws. We shouldn't make it any easier for them to attack women. Nicola Sturgeon has seemed to reject that the fact that he is currently there is not a risk to women. I cannot agree with that. Will she go to Cortenvale? Will she personally explain to the women there who are sharing their prison with a double rapist why, on earth, her government is allowing them to be in a cell next door? I think that if Douglas Ross was actually listening and was paying attention to the facts of what I am saying out, he would know what I am saying. The Scottish Prison Service is in the process of giving effect to the decision that it has taken not to incarcerate this prisoner in Cortenvale. Before the 72-hour period expires that Douglas Ross has referred to, my expectation is that this prisoner will not be in Cortenvale prison. That, to most people and to people who are reasonable, would be a very clear explanation of the situation. Of course, there are very small numbers of trans women who are currently in prison custody. In fact, many of them are in male prisons. There is no automatic right for any trans woman to serve their sentence in a female prison. That is subject to robust risk assessment. That is right and proper. Lastly, to be fair to Douglas Ross, he made this point and it is an important point. We must always be careful when we are having these exchanges that we do not, even inadvertently, suggest that somehow trans women pose an inherent threat to women. Predatory men, as has always been the case, are the risk to women. However, as with any group in society, a small number of trans people will offend and where that relates to sexual offending, public concern is understandable. That is why the systems that the prison service have in place already are robust. As I think, I am setting out here in this individual case, those systems lead to the right outcomes. 2. Anna Sarwar 2. Tomorrow marks Holocaust Memorial Day, when we remember the 6 million Jews who lost their lives and other victims of Nazi persecution and the victims of genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. Every day in politics we see division, but today we stand shoulder to shoulder in the face of anti-Semitism and all other forms of prejudice and hate. We unite to say never again, but we cannot be complacent. We still have a long way to go to create a more equal and more peaceful world. Last week, one in three people waited more than the four-hour standard in A&E. There is a continuing crisis in Scotland's accident and emergency departments, a crisis caused by decisions made by this Government over the past 15 years. Patients are waiting longer for care than ever before, and we know long waits cost lives. Can the First Minister tell the chamber how many people waited over 24 hours in A&E in the last year? First Minister, can I associate myself with Anna Sarwar's comments about Holocaust Memorial Day? This week, of course, we remember all the victims of genocide that is important, but it is also important on this occasion to rededicate ourselves to the fight against prejudice, hatred and intolerance. I know that we are all united in that endeavour. On the specific figure that Anna Sarwar has asked for, I suspect that he is about to give it to me, but if he does not, I will provide it to him later. The situation in our accident and emergency departments remains very acute. There is significant pressure on the NHS generally and on emergency care in particular. However, we are at this stage seeing an improving situation. Since the start of January, for example, waits over both 8 and 12 hours have fallen by around 40 per cent in each. There is work still to do. We are supporting the NHS in that work, but we are hopeful that we are seeing the severity of the winter crisis start to abate and that we will see further improvements over the week to come. Anna Sarwar, I know the number and she should know the number too, because it impacts on people across this country every single day. The answer that the First Minister was looking for is that 6,362 people waited more than 24 hours in A&E last year. In 2019, that number was 48. Let me repeat that. 48 people waited more than 24 hours in 2019. In 2022, that number increased to 6,362, and some waited even longer. 1,356 people waited more than 36 hours in A&E, and 390 people waited more than 48 hours. That is two whole days waiting in A&E.  Staff are burnt out, patients' lives are at risk and A&E doctors are telling us that 36 people could die due to long waits this week alone. What is the First Minister doing right now to prevent those unnecessary deaths this week, next week and in future weeks, too? I have set out in recent weeks the actions that we are taking, the investment in the winter plan, investment in additional interim care beds, for example, and other support for the national health service. Long waits, whether in accident emergency units or in any other part of the NHS, are unacceptable. They do have consequences, which is why we work so hard to reduce and eliminate long waits in the NHS. Of course, there is always something missing from Anna Sarwar's questions—important though those questions are—when he compares figures from 2018 to now. That, of course, is a global pandemic that we have been dealing with in the intervening period. That said, it remains the priority to tackle waits in our national health service, which is why we are cautiously optimistic, although not complacent about the improvements that we are seeing in accident and emergency units. The latest weekly figures, for example, show four-hour performance up to 6.7 points on the previous week. As I have said, we are starting now to see significant declines in the percentages of people, and indeed in the numbers of people waiting over eight hours and 12 hours. However, there is still a lot of work to do to support staff. Of course, one of the things that we have done here in Scotland, which has not been replicated in England or Wales, where there is a Labour Government, is offer staff the best possible pay increase that we can on average 7.5 per cent here in Scotland, compared to 4.5 per cent where Labour is in Government in Wales. Listening to that response from the First Minister, I can understand the anger of staff and patients. That is what one nurse told the daily record this week. Patients are not angry at the NHS, but with the Scottish Government. The First Minister and the Cabinet Secretary need to speak to those patients. The Scottish Government does not see those patients as human beings, as someone's mum or someone's dad. That is about human life. Each and every single one of those SNP MSP constituents whose lives are at risk every single day. It is not good enough for the First Minister to keep making excuses or to talk about Covid, because demand on A&E is actually down by nearly 120,000 people compared to 2019.  Scotland's NHS is at breaking point, and things are only getting worse on Nicola Sturgeon's watch. The longest ever waits at A&E. Patients are waiting hours in ambulances to even get into A&E. 7776,000 people went in seven Scots on an NHS waiting list and record-breaking delayed discharge. Our NHS, our patients and our staff deserve so much better than this. Why should people across Scotland continue to accept the unacceptable from this SNP Government? Every single patient seen on our national health service is a human being. It demeans Anna Sarwar's argument to suggest that any of us do not think that that is the case. Anna Sarwar is responsible for what he says in this chamber. Nobody else is responsible for what Anna Sarwar says in this chamber. I would make the second point. Anna Sarwar asked me in his previous question what action the Government was taking. He then pointed to reduced demand for accident emergency services. That is actually because of the action that is being taken. The ambulance service sees and treats so that so many more patients now get seen and treated without ever having to go to a hospital. NHS 24, the work that it is doing to reduce attendancies at hospital or admissions to hospital, so that actually is an example of the actions that we are taking having an impact. Lastly, I take responsibility as the health secretary for NHS Scotland every single day of the week. However, Anna Sarwar's argument seems to be that this is all somehow uniquely down to the SNP. I know that he does not like comparisons, but if he is going to make that argument then I am afraid that they are inevitable. If it is all down to the SNP then why is it that in the latest film months that we have statistics for A and E performance in Scotland is 6.2 percentage points better than it is in Wales where labour is in government? The fact of the matter is that pressure on the health service is intense. In Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, we are dealing with that pressure. In many respects, those who work so hard across a many places in Scotland are doing a better job than we find in many other parts of the UK. To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government's responses to reports that dozens of people living in Scotland, with no recourse to public funds, are being made homeless and forced to sleep rough on the streets or in cars. Stopping people who are facing destitution from accessing support when they need it most is unacceptable and I think shocking. It is disturbing in the extreme that the UK Government's no recourse to public funds policy prevents local and national government from providing support to people and it remains the biggest barrier to eradicating rough sleeping in Scotland. Immigration and the no recourse to public funds policy are entirely reserved matters. We have repeatedly raised the devastating impact of those policies. However, we will continue to work with COSLA to improve access to support and services for people who are subject to those policies as far as we possibly can within devolved powers. No one should be made homeless, forced into destitution or have their human rights infringed regardless of their immigration status. The UK's immigration system and NRPF policy in particular prevents people accessing essential safety and lifeline services in times of need. Lack of provision and support risks leaving some people open to modern slavery and exploitation. In Scotland, the Ending Destitution Together strategy seeks to ensure that those with no recourse are protected as far as possible within devolved powers. Can the First Minister say what has been done to ensure that as much support as possible is available and that people make use of that support, and can she tell us how information, including about nationalities, is being collected on how many people with no recourse are homeless or at risk of being homeless? Thank you, Maggie Chapman, for raising these issues. Information on the number of people at risk of homelessness will be collated via on-going engagement with the third sector and local authorities. As I said in my previous answer, we will continue to do all we can within devolved powers, including funding, support and advice services. For example, we have provided over £900,000 since 2020 to ensure the operation of winter support in Edinburgh and Glasgow, which is open to everyone. COSLA has also produced guidance to ensure that people subject to the no recourse to public funds policy are supported to access services available to them, and updated guidance will be published later this year. It is, however, critical that the UK Government changes this no recourse to public funds policy so that we can act to support everyone in Scotland at times of crisis, regardless of their immigration status. To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government's response is to the second round of the UK Government's levelling up fund allocations in Scotland. We fundamentally disagree with Westminster Government-making decisions in devolved areas. Of course, any additional funding is welcome, but this should be devolved through the Barnett formula, just as we were promised that EU funding would be devolved after Brexit to allow Scottish ministers and councils to make decisions about its use. The fund overlooks Scotland's distinct economic needs, and the latest awards show that many remote, rural and sparsely populated regions are being ignored. I am further disappointed that UK ministers decided, after bids had been submitted, to consider which local authorities had received funding in the first round, meaning councils in Scotland wasted money, time and effort biding for funds that they were no longer eligible for. The evidence, I think, is clear that the so-called levelling up approach means that Scotland is losing out. I thank the First Minister for that answer. It seems that less well-off areas like Glasgow have lost out in round 2 and were possibly misled as to the bidding process by the UK Government. Does she share my opinion that a levelling up fund should be targeting the poorer areas? Surely it has to be either levelling up or geographical spread. It cannot be both. Yes, John Mason is absolutely right, and I share his concern that Glasgow and other council areas in Scotland with high levels of deprivation have lost out. Of course, if the Scottish Government had been given control of this funding, which would have been the correct and sensible course of action, then we could not have taken the competitive dash for cash approach favoured by the UK Government. The UK can, of course, still choose to devolve funding to Scotland for our share of the remaining levelling up funding, and we would be happy to discuss that with them. Of course, that is not just our view. The Tory mayor of the West Midlands described it as another example of Whitehall's bidding and begging bowl culture. He said that he cannot understand why the levelling up funding money was not devolved for local decision makers to decide on what is best for their areas. I completely agree with that. Question 5, Jamie Greene. To ask the First Minister what steps are being taken to tackle unethical and illegal dog breeding in light of recent reports of high-value extreme breeding programmes operating in Scotland. The recent BBC programmes on illegal and unethical dog breeding paint and alarming picture, the Scottish Government is actively working with a number of government and key stakeholder organisations, including the SPCA and Police Scotland, to disrupt the activities of those involved in the unlicensed puppy trade. New animal licensing regulations were introduced in 2021 covering the breeding and selling of dogs to tackle the growing issues linked to puppy farming. We intend to consult on the potential licensing of other activities, including canine fertility clinics later this year. Furthermore, several puppy campaigns have been run over the past few years to highlight the cruelty of the trade to raise public awareness and provide advice on how to buy a puppy safely. Jamie Greene. I thank the First Minister for that. Anyone who saw the BBC disclosure programme, which I commend to the chamber, will be anything but horrified, disgusted and as angry about this as I am. This is a multimillion-pound pet industry that has been fuelled by consumer demand for designer dogs. It has been run by organised crime and it is a pet industry based on nothing but greed. These dogs are now more valuable to criminals than drugs, I am afraid to say. These are dogs that often result in tragic consequences and the loss of life. It is happening right here, right now in Scotland. Why are there so few prosecutions for illegal dog breeding here in Scotland that are relevant to the number of incidents reported? Secondly, what specific legislation is the Scottish Government willing to bring forward to crack down on illegal and unethical breeding and selling? That includes closing any loopholes on co-ownership of dogs and will this whole Parliament now send the strongest possible message to those involved in this disgusting trade that we will not put up with your cruelty anymore? If you break the law, you will pay a heavy price for it. I absolutely agree with Jamie Greene's right to bring these issues to the chamber. This behaviour is despicable, it is illegal and unethical and people who engage in it should expect to face the full force of the law. Jamie Greene asked me about numbers of prosecutions. As he understands, prosecution is not a matter for ministers' decisions about prosecution, they are matters for the police and the prosecution authorities. I will ask law officers though to write to him if there is further information that they can helpfully provide. I indicated in my previous answer that having introduced regulations in 2021, we do intend to consult on the potential licensing of other activities later this year. That will give everyone across Parliament the opportunity to contribute to that consultation. I welcome that exchange and, further to that, I welcome the Government's support for my welfare of dogs bill shortly to be introduced, which will require, if passed, prospective dog owners to rigorously consider fully the welfare of puppy in all aspects, including the breeding before buying. Does the First Minister therefore agree with me that if that leads to educated demand, the supply of puppies, crudely bred, will reduce and cut off these vast profits that are already referred to, which go to criminals who care nothing for the welfare of the puppies, seeing them only as fashionable marketable commodities? Yes, I very much agree with that and I think that that is a point very well made. We have to consider the issues of supply and demand and, of course, the interrelationship between them. I very much welcome any and all proposals that support animal welfare and I take the opportunity to applaud Christine Grahame for all her hard work over a long period of time to bring forward the legislation that she refers to. I look forward to the bill's imminent introduction, which I understand will raise much-needed awareness on the responsibility of owning a dog, and I'm sure that the bill will have strong support from all parties right across the chamber. To ask the First Minister what steps the Scottish Government is taking to increase uptake of the HPV vaccine in light of warnings from Joe's Trust that girls in the most deprived areas of Scotland are missing out. First Minister, Scotland has the highest uptake rates of the HPV vaccine across the four nations, but we want to go further and increase uptake, particularly in the most deprived areas. Therefore, from 1 January, a simplified one-dose schedule was introduced for all those eligible up to their 25th birthday, and we anticipate that that will further increase uptake. One-dose HPV vaccine uptake is currently 91.5 per cent for girls in S4 and 88.4 per cent for girls in the most deprived areas. We have provided over £400,000 to Joe's Cervical Cancer Trust to support their campaign work on screening benefits, and my officials will also be happy to work with them, along with Public Health Scotland and health boards, to understand how we can maximise uptake rates in areas of deprivation. The creation of a women's health champion provides a further opportunity for issues of this kind to be promoted and addressed. I am delighted to announce today the appointment of Professor Anna Glaesair, Scotland's first women's health champion. Professor Glaesair will be key to driving improvement in women's health and helping to address the inequalities that have persisted in women's health for far too long. I welcome the announcement from the First Minister. It is, however, 18 months later than originally intended. The World Health Organization target for fully vaccinating girls against HPV is 90 per cent, but the latest figures for Scotland last year show that only 77 per cent of girls in the most deprived areas were fully vaccinated. The World Health Organization also recommends that 70 per cent of women are screened, but, again, women from the most deprived areas are less likely to take part in screening programmes with uptake only reaching 63 per cent. We have the tools in Scotland to end cervical cancer, but the Scottish Government is not using them.  Will the First Minister commit to addressing this as a matter of urgency and set out a clear plan in the next month so that cervical cancer can be eliminated in Scotland? Of course, we do have a women's health plan that addresses many other issues. I think that we were the first part of the UK to have a women's health plan. Of course, Professor Glacier will now have the key task of driving that forward. Those are really important issues, but I do not think that it is the case that the Scottish Government is not using all leavers in relation to HPV vaccine uptake. As I said earlier, Scotland actually has the highest uptake rates across all of the four UK nations, and we have recognised that we need to do more and are doing more through, for example, the simplified one-dose schedule. We are seeing the benefits of that. Since vaccination of girls started in 2008, the number of cases with pre-cancer cells identified in that population at cervical screening has reduced by almost 90 per cent in comparison with rates in women who were not vaccinated. We will continue to take these important steps to improve the health of girls and women in this respect and, indeed, in all other respects. I draw the attention of the First Minister to the experience of a constituent of mine who informed me that they were told to make an in-store purchase ahead of using a pay-point facility to top up their energy meter. The pay-point has confirmed to me that this should never happen, and the pay-point has contacted the business in question. Does the First Minister agree with me that, although the vast majority of pay-point vendors are professional and provide an important service, there were unacceptable practices such as what I have highlighted moments ago, that this should be reported swiftly and acted upon, and that this experience highlights the barriers and vulnerabilities that are faced by many on pre-payment meters? I very much agree with that. I echo Bob Doris' concerns and what he has said in response to those. I am obviously also aware of issues of this type and would urge people to raise their concerns with an advice agency and with their energy provider to get the necessary advice and support. I think that it is incumbent on the UK Government, because this is a reserved matter, to take more action on pre-payment meters and to force people on to them, particularly for very small amounts of debt during winter, makes matters worse for people, not better, and is more likely to increase debt and leave people unable to heat their homes. I urge the UK Government to respond to that and to listen to the calls from many and ban energy companies from being able to force people on to pre-payment meters. Graham Simpson Thank you. Falkirk Council is considering closing four school swimming pools and one public pool to make ends meet. I have had numerous emails about this and it boils down to council funding cuts from this Government. Does the First Minister agree with me that closing swimming pools is a retrograde step and what does she intend to do about it? The First Minister First, council budgets are not being cut. The draft budget for this year proposes a £570 million increase in the local government settlement. Of course, had the Tories had their way and we had seen tax cuts for the very richest in our society, council budgets would have had to be cut, so thankfully we did not follow conservative advice in that regard. Finally, we are still in the budget process, so here is an offer to the member, indeed, to all on the Tory benches. We work within an effectively fixed budget where we can increase revenue. We are doing that by asking those who earn the most to pay a little bit more to help public services. If the Tories, contrary to their actions south of the border, want to see more money for councils or for anybody else, then tell us where within the draft budget we should take that money and we're happy to have a conversation. Paul Sweeney Thank you, Presiding Officer. The First Minister may recall the question that I put to her before Christmas regarding councils placing unaccompanied children seeking asylum in hotels. Since then there have been reports that there have been at least 200 children missing and abducted from six home office hotels in England. I know that the First Minister will share my horror and the horror of the chamber at the safety of those children and unaccompanied children in Scotland, making that assurance that that has been delivered here, regardless of which authority is providing the accommodation. Is she aware of any similar instances of those reported in England occurring in Scotland, and what can she provide an update on what steps the Government is providing to ensure that unaccompanied children are being moved from hotels into secure accommodation? I do recall the question that was asked before Christmas. I will write to the member with any update that I can give him in terms of actions being taken by local councils here in Scotland, supported where necessary and appropriate by the Scottish Government to address those very real concerns and include any information councils have about unaccompanied children here in Scotland. In relation to the general issue, I think that everybody must have been deeply shocked to hear this week the revelation that 200 children have gone missing when they should have been effectively in the care of the home office. What perhaps is even more shocking than that is how little attention there seems to be paid to this. If a child here in this country goes missing, there is rightly lots of attention. That should be no different in the case of those unaccompanied children here. Children, while they are here, are our responsibility and we should care for them, we should love them and we should make sure that they are looked after. I will respond to Paul Sweeney's question in relation to local authorities here. I hope that all of us across the chamber can unite today to demand for everybody, but particularly for children, much more humanity in the UK Government approach to immigration and asylum. Men's sheds in communities across Scotland provide a place for men to meet, to socialise and to pursue hobbies, but increasingly it is recognised that they make a tangible difference in tackling isolation, loneliness and mental ill health. That is why Men's Shed commands strong cross-party support right across the chamber, and why over 40 MSPs recently wrote to the Deputy First Minister expressing concerns about proposed funding cuts. Will the First Minister guarantee that our Government will protect the core and development funding for the Scottish Men's Sheds Association to allow this invaluable public health movement to be maintained and expanded? The Men's Shed movement does fantastic work, and I associate myself with the comments that Liam MacArthur has made about the work that it does and the impact that it has. My understanding is that there has been discussions with the Government on offer of financial support that has been made for the next financial year, and I will ask the minister concerned to write to the member with more detail and, indeed, to make that known to Parliament generally. I am very concerned on the reports of potential reduction in teacher numbers, especially with regard to Glasgow. Can the First Minister reveal what action the Scottish Government can take to protect teacher numbers? The Government will act to protect teacher numbers. The Government has a commitment to increase teacher numbers, and councils are being given additional funding specifically to deliver that. It would not be acceptable to me or to the Scottish Government to see teacher numbers fall. Therefore, I can confirm that the Government intends to take steps to ensure that the funding that we are providing to councils to maintain increased numbers of teachers delivers that outcome, and the Education Secretary will set out more details to Parliament in the coming days. In a spate of crashes on the A96, two weeks ago, two people were seriously injured. Last week, three people were hospitalised, and just yesterday, two more were hospitalised. A P&J poll showed 93 per cent of respondents demanding that the road be dualled, and Gillian Martin MSP wrote persuasively at the weekend that we must duall the A96 for safety, equity and environmental reasons. However, it is reported that no final decision on dualling will be made perhaps for years. First Minister, how many more accidents and injuries will it take before her Government listens to the people of the north-east, stops the delaying tactics and delivers on its decade-old promise to duall this appalling road? First Minister, my thoughts go to everyone who sustains injuries on our roads and indeed to anyone who is bereaved through accidents on our roads. The Government's commitments in terms of dualling and upgrading the A96 stand, of course there are assessments and reviews, not least environmental assessments and reviews, under way, as is right and proper, and the transport secretary will keep Parliament updated as appropriate. The west of Scotland is the industrial heartland of Scotland with a heavy concentration in Glasgow city region that has 57 per cent of the worst 15 per cent of areas of multiple deprivation. However, an excellent bid, the Clyde Green Freeport, was not supported by the Government, even though the bid fully met the criteria in tackling deprivation and boosting manufacturing. It is important to note that eight local authorities supported the bid as a central requirement for submission, not an easy thing to pull together. However, the successful bids were on the east and none on the west. I wonder if the First Minister is satisfied with how she would justify those decisions, and would she outline what the plan is to compensate Glasgow and the wider city region and the Clyde community that should also be involved in the bid? It is also important, because I realise why the bid was rejected, but for a full transparency we need to see the reasons why the west of Scotland did not have any designation of a Freeport designation for wherever—I do not know the full implications of being a Freeport, but it did concern me as a member of the Glasgow city region that there is no Freeport in the west of Scotland. A number of very high-quality bids were submitted, including the one that Pauline McNeill refers to. Those were assessed in line with the published criteria. That was a joint decision-making process between the Scottish and the UK Governments, and the successful bidders were announced two weeks ago. I understand the disappointment on the part of the bids that were not successful. It does not mean that the bids were not high-quality, but successful bids had to be selected. The Scottish Government is committed to continued work with unsuccessful bidders and the regions that they were bidding for to look to see what we can do to support them, deliver on their ambitions and objectives for the future. Tomorrow, 27 January, is Holocaust Memorial Day, which marks the anniversary of the liberation 78 years ago of Auschwitz-Triminka, the largest Nazi death camp. Does the First Minister support the great work that is done by the Holocaust Educational Trust and our schools and others in teaching successive generations of our children about the atrocities that saw over 6 million people murdered, slaughtered, including 6 million Jews and many other minorities? Does the First Minister agree that this educational work is essential so that we never ever forget the lessons that atrocities and oppression must be fought wherever they occur? I associate myself wholeheartedly with Fergus Ewing's comments on Holocaust Memorial Day. Indeed, throughout the year, I am very proud that the Scottish Government strongly supports the excellent work of the Holocaust Educational Trust to enable young people across Scotland to continue to learn from the atrocities of the Holocaust as we challenge the oppressions of the present. I know that some members will have the privilege this week of hearing directly from the trust's young ambassadors about the impact of Holocaust education in their lives. That is a privilege that I have had in previous years. Indeed, I had the opportunity a few years ago with the trust to visit Auschwitz, and that was one of the most profoundly moving experiences of my life. I think that we all agree that education has a key role to play in building a society that actively challenges discrimination, hate, intolerance and prejudice in all of its forms and advances equality. We should do that all year round, but Holocaust Memorial Day every year gives us the opportunity to rededicate ourselves to that very important responsibility. Thank you. That concludes First Minister's Questions. The next item of business is a member's business debate in the name of Fergus Ewing. There will now be a short suspension to allow those leaving the chamber and public gallery to do so before the debate begins.


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