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Good evening. Tonight: the unexpected text. 30,000 school

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pupils are send their exam results at the early by mistake. Some

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people are quite upset by it the exam results because they got bad

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results that they were expecting to get tomorrow. Quite a lot of them

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are upset by that. The exam a polity lot is an enquiry but says

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no one will benefit from the error. Also on the programme: �20,000 to

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donate your kidney? A controversial proposal. In Scotland, it is summer,

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so it must be raining. Our presenter has been finding out why.

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The Batman live stage show comes to Glasgow.

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An enquiry is under way as to why thousands of school pupils received

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their exam results at the early. Almost 30,000 pupils receive their

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grades by text around 30 Arrows -- 24 hours before they were due to be

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sent. The Scottish qualifications Authority insists the results are

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correct and that no one will benefit from getting them early,

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but teachers say this has caused distress for some pupils.

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The exam board has been found wanting. One in five Scottish

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candidates has received results one day early, out of the blue. Some

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people are quite upset by the exam results because they got a bad

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results, they were expecting to get them tomorrow, and a lot of people

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found out they have not got the university. At lunchtime, up texts

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suddenly appeared on mobile phones. Some candidates to give in their

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stride, others were unprepared, upset. Quite clearly it should not

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have happened. They should have made sure that the contractor was

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doing this at the right moment. That being said, I fully recognise

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the issue now is making sure those young people get the support that

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would have been in place at a and that tomorrow morning. -- A A M

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tomorrow morning. This is the number of the helpline recommended

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by the Scottish Government. To add to the confusion, the Scottish

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qualifications Authority is running a helpline of its own. Today's

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events have echoes of the year 2000, when thousands received results

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that were incomplete, late or wrong. Today, calls from schools and

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ministers for the Scottish qualifications Authority to provide

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answers. The texts were sent out early, and we are working with the

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contractor to find out why it happened. We take this issue very

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seriously. Because this is a time of great stress for the students

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and parents, and something we deeply regret. Since the fiasco 11

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years ago, and a small episode seven years ago, the organisation

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has tried to establish a reputation for reliability. This generates

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uncertainty and stressed that candidates do not need.

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Anyone looking for help or advice about their exam results can

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contact the Skills Development Scotland helpline.

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How much is a human kidney worth? Around �28,000 according to a

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Dundee academic. Sue Rabbitt Roff has suggested allowing people to

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sell their kidneys. Students might choose to donate one and receive

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the money to pay off debt. She says it would increase the number of

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donor organs available, but is it a good idea? Today, three people will

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die because they cannot get a kidney transplant. One academic

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says it is time to rethink organ donation, and people to donate

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kidneys. We need ask the British public, not the doctors or the

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charities, but the British public, about whether they would entertain

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the possibility of doing it for a reasonable sum. We decided to ask

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the public, in particular students, who, at Sue Rabbitt Roff suggests,

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might pay off their debts. �28,000 is the amount suggested. Not really,

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I do not think so. �28,000, it is a difficult decision. I would

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consider it, but such major implications on your own health.

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telling a kidney? It sounds a bit ridiculous. Why would you want to

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do that? You would make a lot of money. Even that is not worth it.

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This restaurant owner is desperate for a kidney. As someone of Asian

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origin. -- of Asian origin, it is difficult to find a match. He

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thinks an opt-out solution would be a better and cheaper solution.

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think it is the wrong idea, they should look at other countries like

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Spain, where you are automatically a donor unless you're out. That

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makes sense in my opinion. As soon as you make money for organs, -- or

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for money, you tend to people to lie about their state of health.

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For that reason it is unlikely it will ever be allowed. A 21-year-old

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man from Glasgow has drowned while on holiday in Ibiza. Harry Besford

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is believed to have been pulled unconscious from a hotel swimming

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pool in the resorts of San Antonio. The still to come on the programme

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before 7pm: we look to the 15-year- old on the brink of being snapped

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up by a Formula One team. In other sport, the latest on Rangers's

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attempt to qualify for the Champions League. What does the new

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Hearts manager make of the fury over the sacking of his

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predecessor? Find out later. Drugs with a street value of �33

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million have been seized in the past year by that Holidays 4 UK --

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by the Scottish Crime and Drugs Enforcement Agency. They have also

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recovered a record amount of hard cash, Our Home Affairs

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Correspondent is here to explain. - we are used to huge figures from

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the Scottish Crime and Drugs Enforcement Agency. The estimated

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street value of the drugs from last street value of the drugs from last

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year was �33 million, and the agency has taken war over �1

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million in hard cash from criminals. They say this is the most important

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figure. 59 crime groups have been figure. 59 crime groups have been

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disrupted. This is how the police have traditionally illustrated

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their success against drug dealers. This is the high profile face of

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police attempts to drive dealers off the streets and out of the

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communities they are blighting. Things are changing, with Scottish

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Crime and Drugs Enforcement Agency targeting the wider activities of

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drug gangs. This man was jailed for 12 years last March, he had been

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organising the smuggling of cocaine from Colombia. Members of his gang

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were arrested in the Dominican Republic and received terms

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totalling 20 years. Two suppliers were also arrested. The director-

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general says this is the new pattern of operations, disrupting

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the activities of the gangs that caused these crimes. It is

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intelligence that is leading it, and the lesson we have learned is

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follow the money. In organised crime terms, if you follow the

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money, you will have more success than kicking on doors. While the

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seizures remain important, the agency is stepping up opportunities.

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The agency says it is having some success in preventing drugs from

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reaching Scotland's streets. Purity levels of heroin or around 67 --

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levels of heroin or around 67 -- around seven %, compared to 13 %

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years ago. Cocaine purity is also down. The Scottish Crime and Drugs

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Enforcement Agency says this is because supplies are being

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interrupted by the police, but also because they are preventing

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criminal gangs from retaining the criminal gangs from retaining the

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cash they need to reinvest in new suppliers. Have you ever got a poor

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deal from door-to-door salesman? To prevent this, cold-calling control

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zones are being set up around the country. How effective are they?

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Our correspondent has visited the latest sown. -- the latest area. An

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unexpected house call from strangers, but they are not trying

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to sell anything. They are highlighting Scotland's latest

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cold-calling control zone. It is a move to tackle a problem residents

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are all too aware of. Of late it has not has been electric companies,

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charities, they want direct debit, that puts you under pressure,

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because you feel guilty about saying no, we do not really have

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problems with people selling wares, it is more companies offering

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contract, wanting you to sign. Ultimately, it is for the people

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who live here to make the most of this zone. The overall aim is

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consumer empowerment. Residents get an information pack, spelling out

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their right. Signs and stickers that say that cold-calling is not

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welcome, and patrols that keep an eye out. It is important that

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consumers know someone is keeping an eye out that will support them

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if they feel they are in a position to be ripped off. It is

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particularly for elderly people who stay on their own. Do these areas

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of work? Energy companies say they will observe them. What about other

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unwanted salesman? We have done consultations on the previous

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owners and householders definitely receive a significant decrease.

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These areas can certainly offer consumers reassurance, but one test

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is whether they be the crackdown on conmen or send an somewhere else.

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Some of the other stories across Scotland: a travel firm which flies

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from Glasgow and Edinburgh airport has collapsed. Arrangements have

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been made to try to repatriate 12,000 holidaymakers in Turkey who

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used Holidays 4 UK. Dragons' Den star Duncan Bannatyne says whoever

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threatened his daughter on the internet is a coward. He offered

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�30,000 for information following threats sent by e-mail. They

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demanded �35,000 in return for his safety. A Second World War mine

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found this year only eight feet from the 40s oil pipeline 25 miles

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east of Peter Head has been moved to safety. BP says it is awaiting

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It's Scotland, it's summer, so the likelihood is it's raining, though

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perhaps not today. Recently it has felt like our summers only feature

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a few days of sun and are increasingly wet, cold and cloudy.

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If that is the case, why? Our weather presenter Stav Danaos has

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been looking for some answers ahead of the Great British Weather

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programme, which tonight comes from Stirling.

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I am here in sterling. Behind the you can see the preparations for

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the Great British Weather show going on. It is a lovely, sunny day

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today, but over the last few months, has it been that great?

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Edinburgh. Perth. Inverness. Glasgow. Let's face it, the summer

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of 2011 has not been a great one. And, we may have felt cheated out

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of a summer for some time. In fact, the last time we had what would be

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described as a good summer with a long, hot spells, was back in 2006.

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How do you think this summer has been so far this year? This summer

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has been absolutely dreadful, apart from the last three or four days.

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This summer I don't think we have had a summer so far. It is

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debatable. It has been quite sunny Sundays and other days have been

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really bad. You want to go out every day and enjoy summer, but you

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can't always. Apart from the last few days it has been rubbish.

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Looking at the statistics, June and July this year have been pretty

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disappointing. Rain has been above average, and sunshine and

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temperatures have been below average across the country. But

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mostly fits the pattern of the previous few years, although

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temperatures have gone up slightly. If you look at summers over a

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longer period of time, it is actually an improvement. Rainfall

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has dramatically decreased. Sunshine is around the same, and

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temperatures are up slightly. So, what is the explanation for this

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year been so wet? In an ideal summer, this is what happens. We

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would have regular high pressure over Scandinavia, bringing in walk,

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-- bringing in warm, dry air from the Continent. Instead, we have

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seen more high pressure in the North Atlantic, which has produced

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cooler, wetter air across Scotland. Weather forecasters call it natural

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climatic variation. Others may call it simply disappointing. The answer

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is, some as in Scotland are not always warm, dry and sunny.

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Sometimes we get good ones, sometimes we don't. But, when the

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sunshine does come out, let's just go out there and enjoy it.

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Well, it has been a glorious day here today. I will be back later

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with a full forecast to tell you if this sunshine is going to continue.

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At 7:30pm you can see the Great British Weather show on BBC One

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Scotland, live here at Stirling Castle.

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It's not often a fisherman is happy about the one that got away, but an

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angler who caught an osprey on his fishing line has been praised for

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saving its life. Alistair Scott managed to cut the osprey free,

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wrap it in a woolly jacket and keep it in the porch of his tent by the

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fire until it had recovered. The RSPB manager at Loch Insh Marshes

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at Kincraig said Mr Scott had done exactly the right thing in saving

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what's believed to be the male of the reserve's only breeding pair.

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He can handle a car at more than a 16mph, but he's too young to

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legally drive, at a very much slower speed, on public roads.

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Now 15-year-old Gregor Ramsay from East Kilbride is on the brink of

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being snapped up by one of the world's most prestigious Formula

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One teams. Suzanne Allan went to meet him.

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A scale, speed, determination -- skill. Attributes needed to make it

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to the top. Gregor Ramsay is only 15. In two months' time, he could

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be a Ferrari driver and on the road to Formula One. You're only 30 mm

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of the ground, going at speeds of 80 mph, so it is very exciting.

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Racing karts since the age of 10, last week Gregor was on trial at

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the Ferrari Academy in Italy. It is a rare thing to be an Academy

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driver - there are only five others in the world. But it comes at a

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cost. Gregor dry-ice nearly daily, so weekends for the family are

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spent trackside. Blood, sweat and tears. A lot of travelling. A lot

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of time, and a lot of pressure on the family. But, if he is in the

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top five and he does well, you have got to keep going. David Coltart

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and Colin McRae have all trained at this track. How does he compare to

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the greats? Recently it is only Lewis Hamilton who has been picked

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up by a Formula One team at a young age. Athletes have a shelf-life,

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and ultimately will retire. You have got to be looking through the

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ranks to see where your next star player will come from. He is too

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young to even hold a licence, but no space he is driving at over 165

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mph. If the Ferrari deal comes off, and it looks likely that it will,

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he could be Scotland's answer took Lewis Hamilton.

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Rangers are playing Malmo in the third round of the qualifying Lee.

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They are 1-0 down in the first leg, so Ally McCoist's team must win

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today to have any chance of reaching the final qualifying round.

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So far it looks good, even though Rangers are down to 10 men.

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Whitaker was shown the red card. Five minutes after that, it got a

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whole lot better for the Scottish champions. This O'Rourke -- this

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glorious goal means that at half- time Rangers are one up on the

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night and now the tide is delicately poised at one apiece on

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aggregate. You can listen to the rest of the match alive on BBC

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Radio Scotland. Afterwards there is a chance to express your views on

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that match. No doubt Hearts fans will have

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plenty to say about the appointment of Paulo Sergio as the club's new

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manager. He has had his say today, promising gradual change. He

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praised his sacked predecessor Jim Jefferies as a great man. He says

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his only ambition at the moment is beating the Hungarian side in the

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Europa League qualifier tomorrow. Another day and another new manager

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steps into the time Castle hot seat. Paulo Sergio, the latest recruit,

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and he says he can understand why the fans and players were unhappy

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about a change of management. glad that they aren't satisfied

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with the change. That is a sign of their character. They expect a lot

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from the team, as I do. The Hearts manager was not in the media

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conference today, but he did release a statement on website,

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And, Sergio says that if he is shown the door then he would have

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no problems in moving on. The board, the guys who have the power to make

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those kind of decisions, if they aren't satisfied with my job, I

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will be cut my bag and go. first task for the new manager is

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to get parts through the play-off round of the Europa League tomorrow

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night. The man chosen to captain Scotland

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in their first rugby warm-up match has been talking up his credentials

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to lead the side. Rory Lawson brief is the skipper the Scots to a win

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over the world champions South Africa, and then as a "talking up",

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it is actually his careful choice of words that sets him apart.

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would like to think that I am relatively concise in what I say,

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and just try to get my point across. I don't speak for the sake of

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speaking. I don't love the sound of my old boys. In fact, I don't like

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it at all. Certainly, I feel that my knowledge of the game and the

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way that we want to play, the way that we want to defend our game

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plan is good enough to get our points of. I have got a few more

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words myself, it is still half-time in Malmo.

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He is a man with few words but lots of action. He may be one of the

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oldest comic book heroes, but it seems that Batman still has what it

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takes. The 72-year-old hero is the focus of a new �12 million state

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show which arrived in Glasgow today. -- stage show. Hollywood's

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fascination with comic-book heroes is an ongoing one. This summer we

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have seen blockbusters for Captain America and the next man. There is

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one comic-book hero who endures more than any other. That man has

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been captured many times on film and in books and television, but

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brought to life on stage for the first time ever at this new show.

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One of the biggest and most spectacular ever staged in the UK,

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the show also revives the caped crusaders most memorable enemies.

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At its heart of the comic-book stories which have won over a

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generation after generation. We can spend millions on lighting, sound

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and special effects, but if you don't have a story that the

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audience can invest in, then you are missing the point. We take the

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audience and a fantastic journey, a real adventure. Many actors have

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taken up the challenge of playing that man over the years, but it is

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sound here in behind the mark -- mask here, and he admits you need

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stamina. I was trying to recreate what I had seen on television and

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realised we have to go back to the original comics. We're very close

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to them I think. Warner Brothers has been heavily involved in this.

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All the designs are based on Jim the lead's pictures, who draws for

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those comics. We are very due to the original's. It is basically, as

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you can see behind me, a comic book on stage. That comic book would not

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be complete without the special Batman car. Guaranteed to win over

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every fan. Now back to Stirling Castle for a

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full weather forecast. What a glorious day it has been

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right up and down the country. We have seen highs of 23 Celsius

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across the borders. A lovely end to the day. This evening is going to

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be fine with light winds, quite madly but with some lovely,

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pleasant sunshine to end the day. - - quite muddy. Do the rest of this

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evening and tonight, some holes appearing in that cloud, so we will

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see some mist and fog across the North, but dry until we see the

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change later in the night with rain and showers pushing in. As we go

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into tomorrow morning, some early brightness for the north-east, but

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that rain in the south will start to push up across most of the

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country. Turning heavy in places. It will continue his progress

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northwards, making for a very wet day. Very different today. In the

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south, some clear parts around the middle of the afternoon, some

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sunshine with highs of 18 or 19. A wet day for me to North were -- Mid

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two Nov Scotland. That rain will also get into the very north of the

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country. Heavy rain in the east, and also some hill fog. Light winds.

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The pressure chart for Friday is showing that tomorrow's reign will

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be sticking around Shetland, but there is a ridge of high pressure

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living in. Friday is not looking too bad, apart from the rain and

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cloud across northern parts and holding in Shetland, the bulk of

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the country looks dry and bright with decent spells of sunshine.

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Maybe 20 Celsius for Edinburgh. Into the weekend, it is also not

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looking bad. Saturday will see some sunshine. One of two showers, but

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feeling fresher than it has done today. Showers across the West with

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The top stories tonight: the former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak

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has pleaded not guilty to charges that he ordered the killing of

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hundreds of protesters. He lay on a hospital stretcher behind the bars

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of a specially constructed metal cage in a courtroom.

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An inquiry is under way into by thousands of school pupils received

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their exam results a day early. Almost 30,000 got their graves by

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text message before they were due. The Scottish Qualifications

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Authority says the results are correct and that no people will

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benefit from getting their graves early.

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And, people should get paid �28,000 in return for one of their kidneys,

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according to a Dundee academic. Sue Rabbitt Roff said students might

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decide to donate a kidney to pay off their debts, and that it would

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