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soon. That is all from the BBC News at Six, goodbye from me. On BBC One

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Tonight, on Reporting Scotland: Eleven hours on a hospital trolley.

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That's how long Ian Convery waited in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary before

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he died. I just want my man back. At the end of the day, that is all I

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wanted. Now the hospital is told they were at fault.

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Also on the programme, Concerns for the future of Scotland's economy as

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MSPs hear competing views on business prospects under

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independence. Care or cruelty? The debate over the

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docking of working dog's tails goes to Parliament.

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The Commonwealth Champion who boxed for Scotland, after he fought for

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England. And former Rangers director Dave

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King warns fans not to buy season tickets.

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A woman who has won her fight against an Aberdeen hospital after

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her husband died following an eleven hour trolley wait says she is

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elated, but it won't bring him back. The health ombudsman has severely

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criticised Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after investigating the death of Ian

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Convery. It said he was not properly cared for, and has recommended

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changes to avoid a repeat of the tragedy. Our health correspondent

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Eleanor Bradford reports. Sandra suffers from emphysema. Her

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husband Ian, known as William, was her carer. But he spent 11 hours on

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a trolley in Aberdeen Royal infirmary waiting on an assessment.

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All day and all night he waited. They can dress it up anyway they

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like. He phoned me every hour. The hospital say that his treatment

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would have been the same had he been on a ward. The ombudsman disagreed.

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I have never slept properly since it happened. I don't think I ever

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will. I just want my man back. That's all I wanted. I didn't get

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it. He's not ever coming back. Mr Convery was admitted at a time when

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a what the people were injuring long waits. -- a lot of people. Since

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then the NHS performance has improved, although this winter has

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not seen the same pressure on beds. It comes a day after the outgoing

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president of the Royal College of physicians in Edinburgh warned that

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staff face intolerable Russia. -- pressure. The key thing is about

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care and compassion. Whatever problems there are with logistics we

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must focus on people. Listening to their problems and responding. It

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was a nurse who told Mrs Convery to complain. A member of staff with a

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conscience forcing the bureaucracy to recognise failings.

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The boss of a Scots-based global energy company has warned of the

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dangers of a currency union with the rest of the UK under independence.

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Giving evidence to MSPs Rupert Soames said Scotland could be tied

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up in terms of tax and spending levels it would be allowed to set.

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But his warning was contested by other industry leaders who said the

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country would thrive. Here's our political editor Brian Taylor.

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This generator company is based in Dumbarton, a local business

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attracting big-name attention. The boss is the grandson of Winston

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Churchill. He said that a currency union would mean tight controls

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imposed in Scotland from London. It would be far from sensible to enter

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into a currency union without Scotland without tying it up tighter

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than a keeper. -- kipper. It gives investors a lot of concern, the

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uncertainty. It has put a few projects that I have been looking at

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on hold for the time being. Robert Kilgour said he backed more

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taxpayers for Holyrood and urged the Better Together campaign to draw up

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a plan, so far without success. Better Together say that is for

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individual parties. This company trades worldwide and the boss said

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that a currency union made sense whilst still leaving plenty of scope

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for growing the economy. It gives you plenty of freedom for

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flexibility to design fiscal policies are stimulating business

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growth and attracting business to Scotland. For me, it is not an

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issue. A property developer said that some companies simply resist

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change and makes futures. He did not encounter uncertainty amongst

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business contact. I speak to these guys every day. I do not see, from

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my heart, I do not see a great deal of concern. If this mess is divided,

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so our MSPs. There will not be a formal report from this hearing, it

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would be futile to seek a common line from the committee. But this

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was still a valid and valuable contribution to the debate.

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A minister in the Scottish Cabinet has ruled out of an official

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overseas visit on the eve of a controversial vote. This is not just

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a change of mind but some potential political manoeuvring.

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The controversy is about corroboration. They plan to remove

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the general requirement for it in criminal cases. That is when

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evidence comes from two or more separate sources. That is

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controversial and has met with widespread legal establishment

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opposition although the police, prosecutors, and the scripts support

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it. -- victims groups. But the government have been asked to think

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again and the suggestion made that it should be removed from the cruel

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justice bill being voted on tomorrow. -- criminal justice.

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How close will the vote be? The government is sufficiently

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worried about its majority to ensure that everybody on its side of the

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argument who can be heard, will be here. Fiona Hyslop was due to be on

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an official visit to Poland. She will still go at some point but

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tomorrow she will be here in the chamber to take part in that vote.

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It is likely they will get their way, the government, but further

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opens ahead on this issue when it goes back to further scrutiny with

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the Justice committee. -- further problems.

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

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tonight's programme, calls for the end of the ban on the controversial

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issue of docking working dogs' tails.

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In sport: Rangers supporters are urged not to buy season tickets by a

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former director. We'll tell you why. And how this show stopping goal

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stopped Celtic in their tracks. That and more, later.

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Scottish newspapers are fighting back against the continuing decline

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in sales of their print editions, with claims that a rise in the

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number of online readers is reaping rich rewards. The latest circulation

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figures were issued today. Our business and economy editor, Douglas

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Fraser is here to talk us through them.

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In the past decade, British daily newspapers have fallen 38%. Sunday

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papers by nearly half. And these titles, based in Scotland, down by

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more than half. Today, an update on circulation of city and local

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papers, showed only three Scottish papers seeing a rise in sales, in

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the south of Scotland and Ayrshire. Evening papers saw sales fall most

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sharply, Glasgow's Evening Times by 16%. Among morning titles, the

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decline was less steep for the Courier in Dundee, down five %, the

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Press and Journal down 4%. The Scotsman is an influential national

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institution, but printing fewer than 30,000 papers each day, so it's been

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shedding journalists. It's big news but no surprise that reading habits

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are changing. The Scotsman, for instance, has built its readership

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online to 2.6 million users each month.

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Whereas cover prices have risen steeply, there is the appeal of free

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content online, and that is where readers go. I get it through

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Twitter. Mainly. I have not bought a newspaper for four years. The first

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thing I do when I get up is turn on the television and get the news. I

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don't bother with newspapers at all. Local, but not national. It has

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become easier, I think, to just find what you need online. It saves the

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hassle of going and buying newspapers or magazines or whatever.

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Print sales are down at the Herald but online readership is at 1.5

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million every month, up two thirds. They charge access for content and

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the paper's boss says that is now driving revenue. 40% of our profits

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were purely online. There is a business model, there is light at

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the end of the tunnel. While the Herald charges for online

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articles, the Scotsman doesn't. Its emphasis is on building

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subscriptions for the paper. Also free to use, the Daily Mail online

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is now the world leader, reaching 189 million readers a month. With

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far less revenue from having those browsers than readers of print, it's

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far from clear how newspapers can successfully make the difficult

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transition away from print. 78 staff at the Hamilton School in

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Aberdeen have been made redundant by liquidators amidst serious concerns

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about the safety and well-being of children.

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The liquidators, KPMG, said the directors of the company concluded

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the school was no longer viable as a business.

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Gamekeepers in Scotland are stepping up their campaign to end the ban on

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docking working dogs' tails. They say many animals suffer agonising

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tail injuries while working in thick undergrowth and some need to have

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their tails amputated. Campaigners have handed a petition to the

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Scottish Parliament calling for the law to be reviewed. But animal

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charities say the docking of tails causes pain and distress. Craig

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Anderson reports. It was a day when part of the country came to town.

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Delivering a message to environment Minister, Richard Lochhead. These

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dogs are doing just what comes naturally to Spaniel is. Scampering

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through the undergrowth, trying to flush out birds. The gamekeepers say

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that because of their long tails they stand far more chance of

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injuries and that blocking the tales of small puppies at an early age is

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a much better thing for animal welfare than trying to cope with

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those injuries when the dogs are older. Docking. He is generally a

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happy lad. As soon as the dog gets into bramble or The Hawthorns, any

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kind of thick cover, his tale is still on the go, it splits on the

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end. That is the biggest problem. A blanket ban was imposed seven years

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ago but in the rest of the UK working dogs were exempt. There are

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stories of owners simply heading to England to buy puppies with tales

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already legally shortened. The prolonged agony that they are

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suffering before the amputation and after the amputation, it leads to

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months of suffering. It is bad legislation which needs changed. But

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attempts to overturn the legislation is still opposed by animal welfare

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groups. We are welfare organisation and don't want to see any animal

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suffering but this is a very big step. We need scientific and

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veterinary evidence. There is new research into the issue by the

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University of Glasgow, campaigners wanted published and the findings

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used by the government to exempt working dogs from the ban.

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A deal has been reached to settle a long-running dispute about equal pay

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at a Scottish council. The dispute was over former staff at South

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Fleischer Council were earning less than men incompatible but different

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jobs. Lawyers campaigning on their behalf so they will contact each of

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the claimant personally to explain what the deal means.

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Some other stories from across the country: three months after the

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fatal crash of its helicopter with the loss of ten lives, police

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Scotland are considering using fixed wing aircraft in addition to the

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current helicopter. Stephen Howes told the Scottish police authority

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that air support was already an deployed more widely. It has been

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involved in the recovery of over 100 Singh persons. -- missing. I do not

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want the misapprehension that it only does operations in the West and

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occasionally gulls elsewhere. That is not the case. A Church of

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Scotland report suggest people will not base their vote in the

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independence referendum on whether or not they would be better off. In

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a consultation involving 900 people issues such as social justice and

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fairness came out this great priorities than the pound. The Kirk

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is calling on politicians to widen the debate.

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For L Williams and Calvin Harris will perform at the T in the Park

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music Festival. They will share the bill with the Arctic monkeys. It

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will take place near Kinross from July 11-13. All that is happening at

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the moment is a great old classic acts like pixies, the Mannix, and

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electronic music through to rock music. Some great pop acts as well.

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It is a wide smorgasbord. All the sports using just a minute.

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But with countdown to the Commonwealth Games just underway we

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had been talking distance got to have tasted success of the event and

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the years. Nick Mactaggart won Commonwealth gold and silver. But

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before that he fought for England. Scotland has a long tradition of

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successful amateur boxers. Gold that was for 21-year-old Dick McTaggart.

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Dick McTaggart has been described as the best. He is one of six boxing

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brothers from Dundee. This is the favoured medal? 1956, yes. Olympic

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Games. His Olympic gold medal may be his most prized medal but two years

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later came another proud moment. This is the gold from the

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Commonwealth Games and the first time you fought for Scotland

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internationally. 1958I boxed for Scotland for the first time. Before

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that, you were boxing for England. Yes. I had a great time boxing for

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England, I was team captain. McTaggart represented England for

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five years while in the RAF and his switch to Scotland was obviously a

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success but competing in his first Scottish Championships under way to

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the 1958 Commonwealth Games, some were not convinced. The first time

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ever in the Scottish Championships they booed me. There were more

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fights outside. And again in a Scotland vest? Yes. They put this

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boy's hand up. And he fainted. A lot of boxers win Olympic and

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Commonwealth title than the next progression is to turn professional.

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You never did. Want make money quick. Were you ever tempted? I was

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offered a lot of money to turn professional. But I was never

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tempted. Let's find out the latest from the world of sport.

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Rangers fans are this evening being urged not to buy season tickets for

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next season. Former Ibrox director Dave King says that until the club

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is run more transparently, ticket money should be withheld. Our

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reporter is at Ibrox. Phil, what's behind this move from Mr King?

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Well, Dave King of course is well known to Rangers fans. The former

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director invested ?20 million into the club during the David Murray

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era. Increasingly though, he has been a critic of how the club is

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being run and this afternoon showed that in no uncertain terms. He says

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that that recent assurances the Rangers board gave about the clubs

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finances "were untrue". And that the recent ?1.5 million loan from

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Rangers chairman Sandy Easdale and biggest single shareholder in Laxey

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partners "indicate the desperate financial position the club is in."

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Why is all this important? Rangers' latest financial accounts show that

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season ticket sales for this season generated ?4.5 million. That is

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significant for Rangers at this moment. King says fans should not

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buy tickets for next season unless the money is then released to the

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club on a "pay-per-play" basis. He also wants the fans to be

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represented on the Ibrox board. What are Rangers saying in response?

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Chairman David Somers has been quick to respond. He denies that Dave King

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has ever offered an interest-free loan but that he would be interested

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in hearing any proposals that King may have. Perhaps that is an olive

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branch. This evening though, it's clear we have another standoff over

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the future direction of Rangers - one involving over ?4 million in

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season ticket revenue. Thank you very much.

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Celtic have fallen short of their target of going a full season

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without losing a match in the Premiership. Aberdeen ending their

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run of 26 games without defeat. They also brought Celtic's run of 13

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games without losing a goal to an end in show-stopping style, as

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Jonathan Sutherland reports. It is Jonny Hayes. The moment Fraser

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Forster finally conceded a league goal. He had set a new Scottish

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record having gone over 1000 minutes without conceding. He had broken the

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previous record set by an Aberdeen goalkeeper 43 years ago, so it was

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fitting that this new record ended at Pittodrie. It was all to mark the

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end of the Celtic invincible. They faced a stiff test when Virgil van

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Dijk was sent off after 12 minutes, which infuriated Celtic manager Neil

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Lennon. We have him done by the referee. It was not a sending-off.

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-- we have been done. After Jonny Hayes' wonder strike, Adam Rooney

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made it 2-0. James Forrest's strike was a mere consolation. We are

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disappointed but we have got to go on now. We have to do as well as

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they possibly can. The shock defeat to Martin in the League Cup earlier

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than this season, the exit from the group stages of the Champions League

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and defeat in the Scottish Cup to Aberdeen has taken some of the phase

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out of the latter stages of the season for Celtic. Gone now the

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possibility of legal invincibility. There is no if about it, all that

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remains is the simple question of how soon Celtic can clinch the

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domestic title? Now, a look at what else is

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happening across Scottish sport. Dundee United midfield player John

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Rankin has signed a new contract with the club. The 30-year-old

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committing himself to United till the summer of 2016.

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Inverness are three points off a place in the Premiership's top three

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- after a 3-0 win over Ross County. Billy McKay one of three Caley

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Thistle players to score. Steven Mclean scored twice on his

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comeback from injury for St Johnstone, as the Saints put

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Motherwell to the sword. Their 3-0 win reinforcing their place in the

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top six the of the Premiership. This is former European Ryder Cup

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captain Bernard Gallacher at his home town course in Bathgate,

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handing over a defibrillator. He suffered heart failure last year and

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is campaigning for more life-saving equipment at golf courses. If we can

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save a few lives, then the campaign has been successful.

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Andy Murray faces Portugal's Joao Sousa in the final of the Mexico

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Open tonight. That's after coming from a set down to beat Spain's

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Pablo Andujar in the opening round. And here's Scotland captain Scott

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Brown again. This time modelling the national team's new away kit. You

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can also wear it to street dance. Or just for a causal stroll along your

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local High Street. And there are more sports stories -

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plus all the latest news, 24 hours a day - on BBC Sport Scotland's

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website. That is it from me. Back to you.

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How will those strips go down? The contemporary artist Bridget

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Reilly would like them. I think it is great.

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Is the hat compulsory? I don't think so.

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Time for the weather. Good evening. Today brought a

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mixture of sunshine and showers across much of the country. For a

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time this evening, the showers will largely die out and it will become

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dry across the country although that will be a fairly short-lived

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feature. We tend to see cloud increasing during the course of the

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night, followed by this area of rain moving in from the west gradually

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crossing the country, some fairly heavy pulses for a time in the West

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before it becomes dry your hair towards the end of the night.

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Accompanying the rain will be strengthening south-westerly winds,

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perhaps touching gale force for a time along western coastal areas

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before easing. After an earlier dipping temperatures, things will

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recover for most of us are around four or five Celsius. Looking to

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tomorrow morning, we continue to see this weather system moving away

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towards the east, so it is a cloudy start for most of us with some bits

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and pieces of rain. The rain tends to be confined to Shetland during

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the course of the morning and elsewhere once again it is a mixture

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of sunshine and scattered showers. Taking a closer look tomorrow

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afternoon, for much of southern, central and eastern Scotland we are

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looking at a fairly dry afternoon with some spells of brightness and

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some sunshine to be found as well. Perhaps just the odd rogue shower

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moving into more eastern areas during the afternoon, being pushed

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along on that brisk westerly wind. For the likes of Argyll into

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Lochaber, we will continue to see a mixture of sunshine and showers. I

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is tomorrow of around nine Celsius at best in the sunshine. -- Heise

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tomorrow of nine Celsius. Looking ahead towards evening in general, we

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will continue to see some showers for a time, it will gradually turn

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dry tomorrow night, there will be some clear spells leading to a

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widespread frost, perhaps the risk of ice on untreated roads and

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services and needless to say a fairly cold night to come. On

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Friday, we start the day a cold and frosty start, some showers in the

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West, otherwise dry and bright with some sunshine.

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some Thank you very much for that.

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Now, a reminder of tonight's main news. A woman has won her fight

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against an Aberdeen hospital after her husband died following an

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11-hour trolley wait. The health ombudsman has severely criticised

:26:42.:26:43.

Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after investigating the death of Ian

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Convery. It said he was not properly cared for.

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The two men who murdered Fusilier Lee Rigby outside the Woolwich

:26:52.:26:54.

barracks in London last year have been given life sentences. Michael

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Adebolajo was told he will die in prison, and 22-year-old Michael

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Adebowale will spend at least 45 years behind bars.

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And that's Reporting Scotland. I'll be back with the headlines at eight

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and the late bulletin just after the ten o'clock news. Until then, from

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everyone on the team, have a very

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