15/11/2015 Reporting Scotland

Two Scots women who survived the Paris terror attacks

They've told how they barricaded themselves in a cellar

as gunmen shot concert-goers at the Bataclan music venue.

Meanwhile, people attended a special remembrance service in Edinburgh

600 people gathered in Saint Giles Cathedral in the capital in

solidarity with the people in Paris. To worship God, feeling numb. The

service was designed to bring people together in love after attacks

designed to force as a part of hatred. When acts of terror are

supposed to break our communities apart, people are making intentional

acts of wanting to come together and that is exactly what the church is

about. Yesterday, we stay at home and we were very, very shocked. It

is very important to be here today with the French community. Christine

Tudhope and Mariesha Payne Through home to Scotland from Paris. They

were at the Bataclan concert venue when it was stormed by gunmen. They

survived, barricaded in a cellar. Although flying home to date, the

Glasgow Warriors after their cup game in Paris was postponed. The

players had gone to bed because at game was due to happen the next day.

We did a training session on the Saturday in place of a game. We will

work to prepare for a game against Northampton next week. At the French

consulate, people have in continuing to lay flowers with messages of

sympathy and solidarity. Police are treating as attempted

murder what they say was a sustained attack on a 40-year-old

man in Leith last night. The First Minister has admitted

feeling hurt by stories Speaking on BBC Radio 4's

Desert Island Discs, Nicola Sturgeon said it wasn't a

conscious, career-driven decision. The assumption that people sometimes

make is that I have made a cold, calculated decision to put

my career ahead of having a family, Sometimes things happen in life,

sometimes they don't. If I could turn the clock back,

I wouldn't want to fundamentally Ms Sturgeon also picked

Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights as one of her music tracks,

said she'd take the complete works of Jane Austen to read and couldn't

do without a coffee maker. Jamie Murray's started his first

ever world tour finals with a win. He and Australian partner John Peers

beat the Australian Open champions Meanwhile, little brother Andy takes

on Spain's David Ferrer I guess we are one of the best teams

in the world an artist like me are here. Every time we step on the

court, we have a chance to do when our much. Every much he will be

difficult, but we know that if we perform like we can do, we are tough

opposition to beat. Let's get the weather prospects

for this evening and the start of Good evening. We have an Amber

warning from the vet office for parts of western Scotland, Argyll,

the Glasgow area and the south-west. That is where the rain will be

heaviest. Pity poor conditions across much of the country tonight.

Behind this, we are into colder, clearer conditions, with a fair few

showers, falling as snow in the hills. Temperatures down to three

Celsius tonight. Tomorrow, and area of low pressure centred to the

north-west with very strong winters. Gusts of 70 miles an hour

or more. Later, those winters transferred to the Northern Isles.

Strong to gale force winds driving in custody showers. The main focus

in the north and west. But some humming into the central belt.

Eastern Scotland seeing the best of the dry weather and feeling cold

everywhere. Our next update's just

after the ten o'clock news. Until then, from everyone

on the team here in Glasgow, enjoy Cold air, a hint of winter next

weekend. For now, in the grip of autumn. The rain and flooding has

been making the headlines and featuring in