15/06/2014 Reporting Scotland

The two sides in the referendum debate have clashed over the risks

Yes Scotland and pro-Union campaigners toured

the TV studios to outline their differing visions of the future.

Gordon Wilson led the SNP through the 1980s. He said Westminster

politicians regard Scotland as a colony and he claims there is a

history of open promises. Power devolved is power retained. Just a

few months ago the past in order in Council taking away some energy

powers from the Scottish parliament without any consultation. They can

do what they like. If Scotland votes no, I think we will find that in a

very skilful way they will start felting Scottish institutions. For

better together, a former Labour Cabinet minister conceded there had

been some opposition to the union call and as far back as 17 of seven.

When we look at what we have achieved in that period, as Alex

Salmond keeps telling us, one of the wealthiest in the world, that is a

reason to stay in the union and that is why the majority have always for

membership of the UK. You can expect plenty more heat and light from both

sides before we go to the polls. A 60-year-old man has died in

a quad bike accident near Dunblane. It happened on an unclassified road

close to Kilbryde Castle on Saturday It?s thought no other

vehicle was involved. A pedestrian has died after he was

hit by a car at Hamnavoe in Shetland Police say the driver is in custody,

and is expected to appear The BBC has learned that

the former Rangers chief executive Charles Green is seeking financial

support to launch a new bid He's spent the last week

in talks with potential investors. Green led a consortium which bought

Rangers' assets two years ago, but He returned for a short-lived spell

as a consultant before selling The Queen's Baton has spent a second

day in Scotland on its way to Glasgow in time for the Commonwealth

Games' opening ceremony. The Baton travelled through the

towns and villages of West Lothian . Our Games Reporter Lisa

Summers was with it. Day two of the Queen's Baton Relay

began at the Forth Bridges. Despite the early hour, acquire struck up a

song. It travelled by canal boat tool must go, where crowds turned

out to watch it as it was taken to Linlithgow Palace. This afternoon it

has arrived in Bathgate. Carrying it at the moment is Peter Maguire, he

was nominated for all of the charity work that he does here in Bathgate.

It is unlikely it will overcome through Bathgate again, as a

Bathgate resident I am proud to be part of it. We're here just to watch

it. It is great fun. Why are you here to watch it? Because we want to

see the Commonwealth games. The baton will travel to many countries

and hopefully will have just as warmer welcome.

Dads across Scotland are being encouraged to spend more time

interacting with their children, as part of a campaign

The "Play Talk Read" campaign is timed to coincide with Father's Day

It's hoped that football activities will give dads some inspiration

on how best to spend time with their children.

This is about making sure that parents can do what they can with

what they have. It is not about fancy toys and activities are

expensive trips. This is about doing what you can with your little one.

Playing and reading do not cost the earth and are crucial for the

child's long-term development. The Perth tennis club

which spotted the potential of the late Elena Baltacha has been

taking part in a national The "Rally for Bally"

is in honour of the former British All funds raised will be split

equally between a cancer charity and a foundation that Baltacha set

up to help children The reason we wanted to particularly

get involved is that you Elena Baltacha was a junior at our club

when her father first team to play at Saint Johnstone. She was spotted

as a particularly evil Junior, highly talented. Time for the

weather. A fair bit of closure round. The

best breaks in the West and in particular the south-west, that is

the best place to see some evening sunshine. Tonight most places will

be dry with some sunny spells. Across the North thicker cloud will

bring some rain into the far north. Not a cold night or most of us. Into

the start of the working week and a bit of a North-South split. Central

and southern parts will have a lovely morning. Things were bubble

up in the afternoon. In the North, thicker cloud will bring bits and

pieces of rain. Not amounting to much but feeling cooler. The best

temperatures will be in the south-west.

That is all for now. Our next bulletin is at 10:20pm.