08/07/2013 Reporting Scotland

we are in Dunblane. Has a Wimbledon when is a long-awaited success for

British tennis and a long-awaited success for British tennis and the

first for Scottish sport. In Andy Murray's hometown the celebrations

go on. Someone wanted tennis match yesterday! It has been all about

Andy Murray. We were here last year and now we can share the joy this

year. It is absolutely brilliant. This is the sports club where Andy

Murray first picked up a tennis racket. We will hear exclusively

from the important women that he almost forgot in his moment of

victory. His mother. I was not going to run down there so everyone

started shouting at him, "what about your mother? " So then I went down

to see him. That was a lovely moment. Wimbledon champion, US Open

champion, world number two, were well Andy Murray's career go from

here? Just warehouse has -- and also, where is his place in Scottish

sporting history? Good evening. This is a spectacular

day for Dunblane. Decades ago a young tennis wannabe Andy Murray

spent time on these courts are doing pretty much what these youngsters

are doing all me. He deemed about it being a Wimbledon champion and

through a combination of talent, steely determination and hard work

and sacrifice he got closer and nerve shattering the closer until,

well, David McDaid takes up his story.

By seven o'clock this morning the clean-up operation was underway.

That is after the All England Club staged their biggest party it had

ever seen. Andy Murray from Dunblane secured his own place in history

beating the world number one Novak Djokovic to win the Wimbledon title.

The waiting is over! A British champion with a Scottish heart. He

was grateful for the support from back home. Every time I am in

Scotland and a win is still behind me. They have always told me no

matter when I was that Wimbledon lost any Grand Slam that they would

always be behind me and that they were proud of me and that it did not

matter whether I win or Isle of Lewis. I am glad to be able to do

that for them. Today Andy Murray was back at SW19 and he was a man in

high demand during the three other round of interviews which included

the BBC's Good Morning Scotland. did not get much sleep last night.

One multiple major winner believes the level of attention befits

money's achievement. Wimbledon is the biggest tournament in the

world, the most well-known, and to have a home nation player when his

own championship, that is considered the most significant day in the

history of the game for sure. 22nd's triumph was watched by stars

of both sport and the silver screen. It is like Scotland,

normally we think we are going to do it and then we do not. But this time

he did it. It was supposed to happen. A hectic day ended with an

invitation to Downing Street and an audience with the Prime Minister. He

suggested another title. We were wondering yesterday morning do we

dare to dream that this is possible and he proved it absolutely was.

Look, honours are decided independently. I cannot think of

anyone who deserves one more. unforgettable Wimbledon fortnight

then drew to a close. Andy Murray the fall is his Wimbledon dream and

Britain and Scotland get the champion they have been waiting for.

Next up for the Scot is a well earned holiday before he goes to

find his other Grand Slam title at the US Open in August.

One of the loudest cheers of the entire match came when the newly

crowned champion in came back to hug his mother. He had been

congratulating has him but he appears to forget about her. Earlier

I spoke to Judy Murray and asked her if she had forgiven him. Yeah, I was

thinking and hoping that he would not forget about me but he was on a

very flimsy part of the roof. It was not the easy thing for him to do and

I was not going to run down. Avril and started shouting at him, "what

about your mother? " And then I went down to see him, so that was a

lovely moment. Judy, I cannot begin to imagine what it must have been

like for you, you have been with him every step of the way, but there

seems to be a moment just after he had one that you let it all out and

you saw it on a friend's shoulder. Oh, GMac! That was when he hit the

winning shot. That is just an enormous moment in his life, and in

all out -- all of our lives. You just felt that it was going to

happen as the match unfolded but I have been in sport long enough to

know that you never count your chickens. Once the final point was

over that was it for me. 2014 will be a huge sporting year for Scotland

with the common mild gains but the Glasgow bid team decided not to

include tennis as a sport. Notwithstanding Andy and Jane's

success and that they were gold medal winners in Delhi, does this

into BMS opportunity to you? I think that it is. Tennis has always been

an optional sport in the Commonwealth Games, it is not every

country that has aged tennis facility big enough to cope with the

sport of tennis. When it was in Delhi in India four years ago, that

was the first time for many years that tennis had been included.

Hindsight is a great thing and it would have been eight incredible

opportunity -- an incredible opportunity for the fans to be able

to say Jamie and Andy. It was a missed opportunity. You have made

many people happy in Dunblane today, what would you like to say to them?

I would like to say thank you to everyone and that we are just as

proud of you as you are for us. was very emotional. I am joined now

by a man who might share Judy's frustration at the omission of

tennis at the Games. Chief executive of Tennis Scotland, David Marshall.

Was this not a mistake? It is a very difficult decision and a lost

opportunity from our point of view. There are a lot of factors that come

into deciding what sports to include. We could still have tennis

in the Youth Commonwealth Games. There was a suggestion that it was

in the bed and then taking out because it would not get the votes

of non-tennis playing nations, is that the case? I think there was a

lot of other sports in contention. A lot of countries do not play tennis

and therefore part of the bidding process is to make sure that you get

the award and that was part of the consideration as was facility is and

whether you would win any medals. What has been done is now done but

we are at this fantastic facility. How should we build on Andy

Murray's success? We are doing some fantastic work and this is the ideal

model at the Dunblane Sports Club. We would like to take this out

throughout the country and we are working with our member clubs and

working with vocal authorities and parks to make sure that tennis is

accessible and cheap. It has been accused of being an elitist sport

and expensive. You are saying that is not the case. The average price

of a tennis club in Britain is �2 50 each week. We must move away from

the idea that it is an elitist sport. We want to encourage more

participation and more people getting families out and instead of

watching it like we were all doing yesterday, to come out and enjoy the

great facilities and give it a go. We do not have our health problems

to seek. This is a serious business as -- if we can get youngsters

involved will stop that is correct. We have a big target. In some areas

we have now got 80% of inclusion in skills. We are trying to keep them

in the sport at facilities like this. Thank you, David.

It seems like the whole of Scotland is basking in the sunshine and the

glory of that Murray moment. Nor were more than Dunblane. Andrew

Anderson has been spending the day and Andy Murray's hometown. He has

met people enjoying the celebrations.

Dunblane was waking up the morning after the night before. It was not

long before they were celebrating a historic victory. This post box

painted gold after his Olympic success, evading the focal point.

The champagne had been drunk dry, coffee was now in demand as the Andy

Murray victory sank in. It has been buzzing since yesterday. It has been

mental and very busy. It is a fantastic feeling. Everyone was

joining in. The butchers put on their tennis shorts and had special

burgers attributed to Andy Murray. There has been a bit of a buzz.

Apparently someone won a tennis match is the day, it has all been

about Andy Murray. Customers and suppliers on the phone have wanted

to know what has happened. There is a massive buzz around the town.

Posters urging Andy Murray on to victory have been put up for the

last few days. They have now been joined by messages of

congratulations and in every shop window up and down the high street

of Dunblane. Their hometown boy has always done what they do lead could

be done by him. It is a result that will live long in the memory here.

We always believed he could do it. People have followed him over the

years and we have been looking forward to this, just keeping our

fingers crossed for so long! This is how the celebrated last night,

chanting, "Andy Murray." They were literally dancing in the Street of

Dunblane and the party went on long into the night. This is a town

bursting with pride. Andrew Anderson, Reporting Scotland.

And nowhere are the -- are the more proud than at his grandparents home.

Shelley and Roy Erskine were reluctant to play part in Andy

Murray's success but they did say that there were one of the earliest

double opponents of the money boys. We used to go down and hit with him

and his brother. Before long we were discarded! Let us get this straight,

both of you were instrumental in his success? I used to get a row for him

-- from them for playing tennis in the way that I did because I was on

coach and undertrained and I did all sorts of funny things, maybe that is

where he got his... And the used to stamp his foot and tell us to play

properly. When we are away and there is no media circus, when you look

back at the success of your lives, your daughter and both boys, what do

you think about that? We do look at each other very so often and think,

"did that really happen?" We did not say that yesterday. No, we did not.

We accepted that at last he had achieved this. You should see Andy

when he meets his grandmother. It is a wonderful moment. He teases me

unmercifully and then asks me if I have made the chicken broth. When he

came home at Christmas we had four plates of 30 broth before they even

started his main course. He does look well on it!

He certainly does. And that is all from us at the moment.

We will be back later in the programme. Back to you, Sally.

Good evening, hopes are fading for a 14-year-old Glasgow girl who has got

-- who has gone missing at a CZ resort in Wales. She was at Barry

Island and was last seen in the sea. 14-year-old Hollie met -- Hollie

McClymont was on holiday with her mother and other family members in

Wales. They were staying at Barry Island. She was last seen at about

245 yesterday afternoon by friends near the shore. She was in

difficulty in the water. The Coast Guard was called and a huge search

and rescue operation was scouring the area where she disappeared.

Despite a desperate search, Hollie McClymont has not been filled. --

not been found. This afternoon the search continued. The Hollie

McClymont is a pupil at the school in Glasgow which is now closed for

the holidays. She and her friends and family had gone to Wales for the

beaks of the break. Tonight her family say they are worried sick

about Hollie McClymont and hope that she will turn up safe and sound. The

picturesque coastline where Hollie McClymont was swimming was popular

with tourists but locals say the water should be treated with caution

because of the high tidal range. Tonight all of her family can do is

Scottish Water said homes and businesses in Beer's them and Merry

Hill were affected. -- there's -- Bearsden.

Two ex-wives of an MSP have told a court that he assaulted them during

their relationships. Bill Walker's first wife Maureen Traquair said he

gave her a black eye two weeks before their wedding in 1967. Mr

Walker's second wife Anne Gruber told Edinburgh Sheriff Court that

her ex-husband had attacked her daughter with a saucepan in 1978.

Mr Walker denies 23 charges of assault and one allegation of

breach of the peace. The trial continues.

The private sector in Scotland is enjoying a growth spurt according

to the most recent survey of activity. The Purchasing Managers

Index from the Bank of Scotland found the positives outweighing

negatives at the strongest rate for more than six years.

Other stories from across Scotland this Monday evening.

A �3 million upgrade of Stornoway's ferry facilities is set to begin.

The improvements are needed to accommodate the new ferry which is

due to come into service next year. Kay Matheson, who help to remove

the Stone of Destiny from Westminster Abbey, has died at the

age of 84. Businesses are being offered the

chance to set up shop inside the north-east's new super jail when it

opens next March. There will be enterprise units in her Majesty's

prisons Peterhead. Boeing was my Dreamliner has made

his maiden flight from Glasgow airport heading to Cancun a. The

787 is specially designed for long- haul flights. We have beautiful

electronic systems, excellent display for the pilots, the most

advanced electronic systems you can imagine. It saves time, energy and

we comply more efficiently and give our customers a better experience.

More stories 24 hours a day on BBC Scotland's website. Well, much has

already been said about yesterday's historic win. But what next for

Andy Murray? Here's Jane to tell us. Andy Murray has vowed it to use his

money but -- his Wimbledon win to encourage others. Some of the

biggest names in the world of tennis say he will now go on to win

many more religious and the believe he can go on to become the world

number one. The men's singles champion, Andy

Murray! A second Grand Slam and Wimbledon

champion. What a difference a year makes. I am going to try this, it

is not going to be easy. Remember those tears? 12 months on, he has

an Olympic gold to his name and his first major. Add to that, Wimbledon.

What is next? I expect more from them. He will keep his motivation.

He will want to win more. His progression has been impressive

since he turned professional in 2005. Six years ago, he was ranked

13th in the world. One year later, he was consistently in the top 10.

He broke into the top five in 2000 in line. Earlier this year, he was

ranked the world's second best tennis player. With Novak Djokovic

and Andy Murray playing so well, they are both 26, I definitely see

them playing many it finals in the future.

And Murray will aim to add to their two Grand Slams already in his

possession. I may never win another one, but I will keep working as

hard as I can to try and do that. I think over the last 18 months, I

have proved I can win on the big stages against the best players in

the world. Next up for Andy Murray, defending his US Open title. Andy

Murray's Wimbledon win has, to say the least, started a real debate.

Where does it rank among other Scottish sporting acheivements?

It's a tricky one because as Kheredine Idessane reports there

are a few to choose from. It is Jackie Stewart! The European

Cup is on his way to Glasgow. Alan Wells confirmed as the Olympic

champion. What a superb swim by David Wilkie.

And Paul Lawrie is the winner. Katherine Grainger is that Olympic

champion. Chris Hoy get so the gold medal. He

is up greatest -- he is the greatest Olympic champion ever.

This is a sporting Wall of fame. Great names, one and all. Andy

Murray's name will be in here as well. But he has to retire first.

But his place in the pantheon of Scottish sporting history is

assured. But where does he fit in? We do see rank? -- where does he

rank? I think this is right up there at the top for me. How do

recapitalise on the achievements on the likes of Andy Murray?

governing bodies have to work hard and that is what we will try and

invest in. We will make an announcement later this week about

further investment in tennis specifically. A funding

announcement, more money for tenors. There is a tennis page here already.

Andy Murray will be in here as well. But how many more Grand Slams will

he win before he gets his place in here?

Hopefully a lot. It was the warmest day of the Year

today. It is looking like a week of he'd right across the country.28

degrees in Glasgow. Many places in the country feeling very hot, but

Shetland are feeling a bit cooler. Across the far North, the cloud

will continue in place across the far north-west. There will be some

mist forming at times, but that should be gone by tomorrow morning.

An uncomfortable night in many places. Temperatures no lower than

14 or 15 Celsius in towns and cities. The high-pressure will stay

with us so more of December tomorrow. But a cloudy and damp

start for Shetland. That cloud couldn't move slightly southwards.

-- could move. By tomorrow afternoon, temperatures of 26,

possibly as high as 29 degrees. For the North, the cloud working into

the North Aberdeenshire coast. Clearing up across Shetland later

Lovely late evening sunshine. But that cold front moving southwards,

introducing fresher conditions. Wednesday will be cooler and

cloudier. Thursday, the heat is back. Moving up from the south-west

with sunshine. In the far North, it will be cooler and cloudier. But

looking like a week of heat across the country.

Thank you. Let's go back to Jackie.

We all know about pressure here. Let's find out about what happens

at a club like this. You are a tennis court. It is all very well

for people who have a facility like this, but if they do not, what do

they do? They can go along to parks, playgrounds. Two chairs and some

string. Tennis is very accessible. string. Tennis is very accessible.

Any Park, playground. And the health benefits are

enormous. Yes, we have ladies to play every week and their average

age is 80. Let's speak to Fraser who is 10. How long have you been

playing? About 10 years -- about five years. I can play with my

friends. We have not had many British players and that encourages

me to become one of them. What do you think of Andy Murray's win

yesterday? I thought it was really good. It has encouraged me to play

more. Let's go to another 10 the start of the future. Have you been

working hard? You are six years old. What is it about tennis that makes

it such a good game? It is really exciting to do. And it is fun to do.