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Welcome to Reporting Scotland. Tonight on your national news...

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Six times stronger than normal - a warning that a deadly batch of

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ecstasy tablets may have killed two men in Ayrshire. Alex Salmond the

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Scottish first Minister in front of John Major...

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Unionism versus nationalism - we hear what the English think about

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Scottish independence in a new poll. I think we're happy where we are

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too. It is up to them to decide whether they want to break away or

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not. Also in the programme...

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Welcome to Scotland - the giant sculpture chosen to be built as a

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landmark for the border at Gretna. And Whitaker and McGregor pledge

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their long term future to Rangers as they both sign new contracts.

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The deaths of two young men who died after taking ecstasy tablets

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at the weekend has prompted police officers to warn recreational drug

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users to stay away from the drug. It's claimed the tablets Lee

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Dunnachie and Steven Kelly swallowed were six times stronger

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that normal ecstasy tablets. That Facebook page of one of the

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men who died after taking super- strong ecstasy at the weekend. His

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cousin's page carried tributes from friends and family and expressions

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of disbelief at her cousin's death. It has been reported that will be

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attended a house party at this building on Friday night. It is not

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known whether he had the ecstasy tablet with him when he arrived or

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whether he bought it here. He became unwell in the early hours of

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Saturday morning. Hours earlier, an ambulance was called to a house in

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the street only 12 miles away. Steven Kelly, the father of a one

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month-old baby, was found dead. Both had taken ecstasy tab was

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described by police as six times stronger than normal. If I do not

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know whether it was a bad batch, but anecdotal information we are

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receiving is that it appears much stronger than normal ecstasy.

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Ecstasy is linked to around 20 deaths every year in Scotland. It

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is seen as one of the safer illegal drugs by partygoers. An expert in

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the chemical composition of illegal drugs says Ecstasy has changed. The

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tablets now contain new ingredients which are more powerful. The drugs

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have an effect like amphetamines and cocaine would. But they will

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raise blood pressure and increased heart rate. They might cause heart

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failure. They raised body temperature. As the temperature

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raises very high, you start to get the muscles dissolving, the

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component of the muscles going into the bloodstream and you can get

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liver and kidney failure. Police are warning drug users to stay away

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from Ecstasy. Contaminated batches are often on sale around the

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country. Meanwhile, police in Fife say the

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death of two men in a house in Dunfermline could be related to

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drugs or substance misuse. The bodies of the men, who were both in

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their 30s, were found at a property in the town's Law Road. Detectives

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say a definitive cause of death won't be clear until they get the

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results of post mortems. If the Scots vote for independence,

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would the English say good riddance? Well, a BBC poll suggests

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that fewer than one in five of English people think England would

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be better off without Scotland. And just about a third of them want to

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see an independent England. Our political correspondent is outside

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the Scottish Parliament now. This was a pall of over 860 English

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adults. They were asked several key questions, the first of which Das

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should Scotland be independent? 36% said yes. 48% said no. 15% were not

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sure. Another key question - whether or not England should be

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independent regardless of any Scottish side,. There was a more

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resounding result their. 36% said yes, 57% said no and the rest were

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not sure. It is a myth that the English simply want rid of us. It

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was something the First Minister chatted to an Auld enemy about at

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Wimbledon yesterday. At least there was one Scott at the Wimbledon

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final this weekend, even if he had to sit courtside with a former

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Prime Minister who fought so hard for the union. Still, firm friends

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and to equal partners. That is how Alex Salmond would have cross-

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border relations. We ask the English in Edinburgh if they would

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accept his brave new world. different people would come up with

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a different answer for Scottish independence. 50% of them were just

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shout prefer to! We're happy. It is up to the Scots to decide whether

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they want to break away, not us. it would be to the benefit of

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England to have the Scottish. would be to the benefit of the

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Scottish to have us, as well! union, even on its happiest days,

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has tips over inequality. But Scotland and England have fought

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over more than China patterns. There are persistent claims that

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Scots get a better deal from the union than England does. 51% of

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people thought it would make no difference to England if Scotland

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became independent. Just under one fifth thought England would be

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better off. Just over one-fifth thought England would be worse off.

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If the Scots and the Welsh and the Irish knew how to be British... The

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English will learn that! I hope it will be a Britishness of the 21st

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century and not of the 18th century. Scottish independence is no longer

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a talking point in the UK. It is a real possibility. The key for the

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Scottish Government will not just be how they handle the referendum,

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but how they deal with our neighbours. There are accused --

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two key things to come out of this. There needs to be far more

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education in Scotland and England about what independence would mean

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for both neighbours. The other one was that, after speaking to people

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today, they seemed very happy to allow Scottish people to define and

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decide their own version of independence if and when we get

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that referendum in the next few years.

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You're watching Reporting Scotland on the BBC. Still to come before

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7.00pm... No mean city - how the police are

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working with gang members to bring down violence in Glasgow.

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And 50 racing pigeons are killed in Edinburgh in what appears to be a

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bitter family feud. In sport, we have some big signing

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news tonight as champions Rangers hold on to two of their biggest

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stars. And the new Wimbledon Champion has

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some words of advice for Anday Murray. Well worth hearing, so stay

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tuned. A rape victim has told Reporting

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Scotland she hopes recent changes in the law will give women more

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confidence their attacker will be convicted. In her first broadcast

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interview since her attacker was jailed last week, Sarah Scott says

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her life has been ruined and she feels it was she who was on trial.

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Mentally, physically, everything. It has had such a horrible effect.

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She is trying to move on, but it is hard. She has waived her right to

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anonymity to tell her story to encourage other women to come

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forward. Because I was drinking and wearing a short skirt, I was

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continuously blaming myself, thinking it was my fault because I

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was drunk and dressed in a short skirt. Now I have realised it was

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not my fault. Society tends to blame the woman. You have been

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drinking, it is your fault. You're inviting this. It is not true. You

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are allowed to go out and get drunk. You should not expect a man to

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break you just because you're drunk. At the end of last week, Adrian

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Ruddock was sentenced to eight Mach years. He had raid Sarah in this

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flat and Aberdeen street. -- ripped Seraph. -- ripped Seraph. Many

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women do not come forward to report rate. It is the first you

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conviction under the new sexual offences Act. I hope the police are

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changing their attitude towards it and more women will come forward.

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The woman is on trial. Her past and character is on trial. The whole

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process is SVRs really long. There is a trial and giving statements on

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medical samples - I can understand why women do not reported.

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Hopefully this new legislation will make women more confident in

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knowing that their attacker will be convicted. In Scotland, only about

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one-third of rate charges end in conviction. Sarah's trauma may

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improve conditions for others, but she now has to rebuild her life as

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best she can. I still suffer from flashbacks. I cannot quite at night

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by myself. Every day is based on what he did. One day I hope I can

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wake up and not even think about it. But that will be a long time away.

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One day I hope I can move on with my life.

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An investigation has been launched after nine people had to be rescued

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when they were trapped on a rollercoaster at Strathclyde Park

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in Lanarkshire. The group, aged between nine and 49, was stranded

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about 60 feet off the ground when the ride broke down yesterday

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afternoon. The last person was eventually pulled free by

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firefighters at 12.45 this morning. First, it cracked gang crime in the

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American city of Boston, now it is being credited with a big drop in

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violence in Glasgow. In fact, a community initiative in Scotland's

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biggest city has seen violent offending fall by almost 50%

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amongst gang members who are co- operating with the police.

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There are estimated to be more than 300 gangs in Glasgow for that means

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thousands of members. Their numbers replenished generation after

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generation. Here are two of the newer recruits. If I see somebody

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in another gang that I don't like, it could cause a fight. Your

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friends did, so you want to do it with them. You do not even think

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about it at the time. You just think you're being normal. But you

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end up in all sorts of trouble. These two would once have been

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enemies. Now, they're being given help to leave their past behind.

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Police, teachers and social workers have all come together to try and

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get them off the streets and into jobs. This course has helped a lot.

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It has broken down the barricades between people. The idea comes from

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Massachusetts. In the 1990s, police their offered gang members a choice

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- spend longer in jail or get help to find work. Into 0.5 years, there

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were no teenage murders. It was called the Boston miracle. So how

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does it work in Glasgow? We have shown there is an alternative. If

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we have provided it. Because that has happened, the trust has been

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raised and we have engaged a lot of young people. A lot are still on

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the programme and a lot are now out of violence completely. In Boston,

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the miracle ended when the money ran out and the crime rate went

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back up. But the lesson lingers. Here in Glasgow, the authorities

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are determined to learn it in the long term. Here, 400 gang members

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have joined the Glasgow scheme. For police say the violent behaviour

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has fallen 46%. But it costs around �12,000 per gang member. It is 40

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grand prix here to put somebody into prison. Whatever course it

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makes, it is cheaper than the cost of imprisonment and the cost of a

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community and day in life. So, jobs instead of jail time. But even

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supporters think it will take a generation before gangs are gone.

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Some of the other stories across Scotland this Monday evening...

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The future of threatened airbases at RAF Lossiemouth in Moray and

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Leachars in Fife should soon be clearer. The Defence Secretary,

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Liam Fox, says a number of decisions have been made over the

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weekend and he hoped ''to make progress very shortly".

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The family of missing Turriff teenager Jake Miller have been

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informed after the body of a man was found on the shoreline near

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Whitehills. The 18-year-old vanished after the boat he was in

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capsized off the Banffshire coast two weeks ago. His two companiions

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managed to swim to safety. Grampian Police say it is too early to

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confirm the man's identity. A teenager who fatally stabbed a

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man in Glasgow city centre last October was insane at the time, a

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murder trial has heard. A psychiatrist told the High Court he

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believed the attack was "illness driven". 19-year-old Tianhui Zhan

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admits the incident, but pleads not guilty to murder and has lodged a

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special defence of insanity. Michael Davies died in the attack

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on the city's West Campbell Street Dozens of racing pigeons worth

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�30,000 have been killed in an attack which police are describing

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as a "sickening act of animal cruelty". Chicks as well as mature

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birds died in the incident which happened over the weekend. Julie

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Peacock's been speaking to the pigeon's owner.

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Pigeons have been a passion of Brian's four years. He has around

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200. This weekend he made a gruesome discovery. Inside one of

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the sheds, more than 60 of his racing pigeons were dead. They had

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been the victims of a violent attack. You can see the damage,

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they killed all of these pigeons in the loft. Not a pigeon left except

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two babies. The two babies have been shifted into that box with

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another mother and father. It was a break-in, like in a house. Police

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are called it sickening animal cruelty. The dead birds were worth

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around �30,000 but for Brian the most upsetting part is losing the

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birds in a mindless attack. They broke the backs of the birds. To

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see them in front of me and see what they have to say. Give me a

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reason why they have come here and killed them. It is just spite.

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of the dead pigeons were racing champions. Brian has spent years

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breeding and training them. Isles and France last week. 500

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miles it flew, for someone to go and kill them like that. Terrible.

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Police are investigating and asking for anyone who saw anything

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suspicious nearby to contact them. Well, what do you think? Hope you

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like it because in a few years' time this giant starburst sculpture

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will mark the gateway to Scotland from England. It'll be built right

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on the border at Gretna and it's hoped it'll become a landmark to

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rival the Angel of the North in Gateshead. Well, Willie Johnston is

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in Gretna for us now. Willie. Tell us more.

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Let's start with a geography lesson. Behind me is the bridge over the

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River Sakka which marks the boundary between Scotland and

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England. You can see the back of a retail centre which was nominated

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for one of those carbuncle awards for lack of architectural merit. In

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a few years' time, no one will be looking at that, they will be

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looking at this field of boats because in this field will be a

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gigantic sculpture of international importance. For the past five

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months it has been subject of a design competition. The winner was

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announced today. And this is how it might work. 60 metres high, 40 wide.

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An icon in the making, the designer hope so. For me, the symbolism is

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about creativity of Scotland and the power of innovation. I was

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thinking about the symbols of the Thistle and the cross of St

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Andrew's. That is the Scotland we know but I wanted to project a

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power and energy and the brains of Scotland. It was immense. The power,

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inventive power of Scotland. start will dominate, to the right

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of the and 74. It will sit on a raised land form designed by the

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award winning international landscape artist he was also the

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creative director. The one we chose related to the land forms and I

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related its to the land form. At the end of the day, it was more

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experimental, it was more open and much more exciting. It had multiple

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meanings. We wanted something open, we did not want Scotland finished,

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we wanted the future. This said it with energy and exuberance.

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project was conceived a decade away -- ago to regenerate an area

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affected by foot and mouth. The project leader was in The Thick Of

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It. A farmer who lost his cattle. It was a body-blow to agriculture.

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To tourism and economic activity in the south Scotland as well. A group

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of us got together and we were determined to get back up and one

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of the things we identified that could have a tremendous

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regenerative effect was an internationally significant iconic

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piece of artwork on the border. What I have not mentioned his money.

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It will cost �3 million to bring to fruition. The money is not in place.

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The public and private sector will be in felt. The Angel of the North

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has helped to regenerate the economy of Gateshead and Newcastle.

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They say Scotland cannot afford not to back this because they say like

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this field you only reap what you sow.

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Thank you. Scotland's respite centre for MS sufferers has secured

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its future. A high-profile campaign to save it was launched after the

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MS Society withdrew funding. It relaunched as an independent

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charity. Those with MS and their carers said there was a sense of

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relief it was saved. It gets relief for him and me away

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from him. I think we need to, a lets him play golf or whatever. He

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knows I am well cared for. Now if this good weather you is

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putting you in the mood for a move to the seaside, you might be

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interested to know that Buckhaven in Fife is the most affordable

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seaside town. On average, house prices there are just over twice

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that of local earnings. St Andrews, also in Fife, is the least

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affordable. Average house prices there are almost TEN and a half

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times local average earnings. Now over to David for the day's sports

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news and some long-term contracts signed at Rangers David. Rangers

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could be about to sign a new player. The player has been at the training

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ground. A busy day with Allan MacGregor signing a new contract

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and Steven Whittaker signing a five-year contract. And another

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Ibrox star could also be about to commit his long-term future to

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Rangers, as Alasdair Lamont reports. Two of the key men behind the

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league titles have signed new deals. It is an appetite for more of the

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same, they say. I want to keep winning. I love the feeling of

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winning for this club. I wanted to continue. It would be naive to

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ignore the improved financial incentives to both players to sign

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their deals. But eat could have run down the contracts and one or moves

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elsewhere. The Turkish club were keen to make Whitaker a rich man so

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was he tempted? No, I spoke to the manager and he was fully aware of

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them. I was not the Serb, there was no intention of me going and I was

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happy and a science the deal. Encouraging news for Rangers fans.

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They are now keen for new faces. Mid- field up front would be good.

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The main concern is at the back. What they should go to good

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replacement. It is good retaining the players we have but get better

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quality into the squad because it needs more quality and more back-up

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in this court and a present. Before any new arrivals they could be

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another Kiwi signing, Stephen Davies has been offered a new five-

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year deal to stay at Ibrox. Andy Murray says he'll be back

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stronger than ever after his third semi final defeat in a row at

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Wimbledon. Murray- ranked fourth in the world is still seeking his

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first grand slam championship having come close on a number of

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occasions in recent years. Now the British number one is hoping the

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example of a proven winner can inspire him to make that

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It is Nadal again! On Friday he was at a loss to explain another semi-

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final defeat but today it Andy Murray says this man's example can

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spur him on to make it less likely to happen again. Djokovic bounced

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back from semi-final defeat in the competition last year to win this

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year's final. He has gone from being one of the best players in

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the world to the best player. People are wondering why Andy

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Murray has not been able to do that. Andy has proven he has the quality

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to be one of the best in the world. He has been in the finals so he

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needs to make the final step. For three weeks, the week before you

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need to prepare, you are mentally going through all this pressure and

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expectation. You need to overcome that and it is the ultimate

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challenge in sport. Advice from a champion who has another reason to

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celebrate today. He has become world No. 1. Another reason perhaps

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there taking note. Scotland's David Millar is still

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second overall in the Tour De France cycle race. That's despite

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finishing well down the field in today's third stage. It was won by

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Tyler Farrar of The United states. But Millar remains behind Garmin-

:24:34.:24:37.

Cervelo team-mate Thor Hushovd by a mere split second in the battle for

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the yellow jersey. That is tonight's sport.

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I hope you have made the best of the weather. It will not last.

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Sadly not. If we had such a lovely weather over the weekend and what a

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cracking day it was, fantastic temperatures. Top temperature of 24

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Celsius. Lots of places around 23 degrees. A lovely day across all

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parts and a fine end today with many places seen late sunshine.

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Time for the barbecue. This evening and many places seeing a fine ends

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today with a late sunshine and staying dry overnight. Some misty

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patch is developing on the coast. A mild tonight with lows falling to

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11 or 12. For most, the odd cooler spots in rural areas. Try morning,

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a bright and dry start for much of the country but we begin to see a

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change. Clouds thickening in the West bring a band of rain. That

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will push eastwards through the day. Rain will be heavier in the West

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later and patchy. Temperatures, much cooler than a over the last

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few days. Most places with 17 Celsius. A little bit warmer in the

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Quite a change today's top temperatures we have been having.

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Tomorrow evening, the rain will gradually pushed towards the east

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and the East will be affected by the rain banned overnight on

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Tuesday into Wednesday where it will linger. A frontal system

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brought rain into the country. That will linger in the east and north

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overnight on Tuesday and into Wednesday. Many places see a wet

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start on Wednesday but gradually brighter. A mixture of sunshine and

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showers. That is what we will see on Thursday. A mixture of sunshine

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and showers. Some will be heavy and thundery. The temperatures will be

:26:47.:26:57.
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closer to average, around 17 or 18. Now, a summary.

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A private investigator working for the News of the world's allegedly

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hacked into the mobile phone of Milly Dowler. Police are

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investigating allegations the News of the world intercepted her

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telephone in the days after her disappearance.

:27:11.:27:16.

A British soldier has gone missing in Afghanistan. A massive search

:27:16.:27:20.

involving aircraft and ground troops was launched. He left the

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