24/08/2014 Reporting Scotland

crash as "absolutely unacceptable". -- booing.

The two sides in the independence debate are preparing for the second

First Minister Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling,

the leader of Better Together, will discuss key issues and answer

questions from the audience at Kelvingrove Museum and Art

An audience of 200 people, selected by the pollsters comrades will

gather to watch Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling debate. The debate

will be cheered by Glenn Campbell. Expect you to delete discussions

about currency, the Health Service, pensions and Public Services Bill

and oil reserves. The first televised head-to-head was screened

an STD almost three weeks ago. It was heated at times and both sides

claimed victory. -- it was screened on STV. They hope to expose

weaknesses in each other's acumen is. The programme will be live on

BBC Scotland but will be shown across the rest of the UK and around

the world and offered international broadcasters. -- offered to.

Police say they're working to identify people with links

to Scotland who've travelled to fight in Syria and Iraq.

In June, Abdul Raqib Amin - who grew up in Aberdeen - appeared

in an online extremist propaganda video for the Islamic State.

Counter-terrorism officers say it would be

"foolish" to discount the fact that some of those travelling to the

Survivors of last year's helicopter crash off Sumburgh have paid tribute

to the Shetland community who helped them in their hour of need.

Over 100 people gathered last night to mark the anniversary

We come you today to pause and to honour those who so tragically lost

their lives one year ago this evening when the Super Puma crashed

into the sea. Never to be forgotten. In the late summer sunlight,

survivors, members of the emergency services and representatives of the

community came together to remember. The Super Puma was coming into land

at Sumburgh Airport when it plunged into sea. A new plaque with the

names of those who died was dedicated at the Memorial. George

Allison, sale Darnley, Gary McCrossin, Duncan Munro. -- sale

Darnley. It is one of the hardest anniversaries that anyone following

a tragedy like this will ever face. Later, two reefs were laid at sea

next to the crash. As a poignant end to the ceremony, the two search and

rescue helicopters, which played an important role one year ago, carried

out a fly-past. Sport now, and Andy Murray says he's

stopped trying to be such a perfectionist as he tries to

rediscover his best form. He gets his US Open campaign

underway tomorrow in New York, the scene of his first Grand Slam

win two years ago. You know, I dreamt of playing on the

Centre Court here. To get the opportunity to do that as a

professional, it is great. Hopefully I can have a good run.

Finally, the First Minister has undergone an unusual warm-up

for tomorrow's referendum debate, by having a bucket of ice water

The worldwide fundraising craze saw Better Together leader

Alistair Darling accept the challenge on Friday.

It is for a great cause, motor neurone disease, and we should all

be supporting it. Above all, I make the other nominations. One is my

deputy, Nicola Sturgeon, because where the team. Secondly, I would

like to nominate every member of the Scottish press corps, but I nominate

Brian Taylor because he is the most experienced. Luckily, I nominate

David Cameron. I saw him in a wet suit the other day, so he has the

equipment. Here we go. Go, Scotland! Oh!

Here is an image I do not want to see again!

Afterwards, a UK Government source said

David Cameron will not be taking part in the ice bucket challenge.

He will, however, make a charity donation.

I was about to say, who needs a sulking when we have Scottish

weather, but it is looking drive. It certainly is. A lot of dry weather

across the country. An abundance of sunshine and a lovely day. Staying

dry overnight although we will see long, clear spells across northern

parts and it will be chilly. Further south, the clouding priests across

the South West. -- the cloud increases. Further north, a chilly

night at around seven or eight Celsius but as low as two or three

Celsius in some of the Glens. Tomorrow, another fine day. A lot of

dry weather and it will be sunny across the North once again. We will

see the cloud gradually thicken across the South West. That could

bring light and patchy rain across as they've West into tomorrow

afternoon. Further north, it is dry. 20 of sunshine and temperatures

lifting to around 18 Celsius in the easterly breeze. That is all for

now, After that cold start this morning,

it has been quite a nice day for most of us. We have seen cloud

amounts increasing but it is this cloud that is coming in from the

Atlantic which is going to bring change in