18/01/2016 Reporting Scotland

Good evening. Friends of the two men who were killed in a fall outgoing

call this weekend have been named. It was here ongoing call where Joe

Smith and Simon Davidson went climbing, they never came back. Joe

Smith was just 23 and was climbing, they never came back. Joe

of the Glencoe Mountain rescue team. We were slightly apprehensive

because Joe Smith's vehicle was a the car Park and he is a quick

climber so we would have expected him back by then. This is something

I was dreaded all these years that one day we would have to carry one

of our own people off the shelf. one day we would have to carry one

Simon Davidson was 34 and lived near Edinburgh. I had Simon on a ice

climbing to us -- course if you years ago. Even then, I was

impressed. He was a very talented climber and mountaineer which makes

it all the harder that he has been taken from us. The visibility here

today is policy can't see just taken from us. The visibility here

there as well you were found, they were roped together. It is thought

they were caught up in an avalanche but we will probably never

they were caught up in an avalanche sure. These mountains are beautiful

but deceptively dangerous, especially at this time of the year.

In January three years ago, four people were killed in an avalanche.

It is a very hostile, beautiful challenging place. That some of the

very reasons why the very reasons why they go and do it. You cannot

take away all the risk, you can only make judgment calls on them and

clearly both these young men had done the training and are competent

in decision-making. Sometimes things just go wrong. Saturday's tragic

accident shows once again how this spectacular landscape can be so

cruel. MPs have been debating

whether Donald Trump should be When the American presidential

hopeful called for all Muslims to be denied entry to the US,

that prompted nearly 600 thousand people here to sign a petition,

calling for him to be prevented He is no shrinking violet. Ali is

flying into one of his Scottish golf courses are speaking on stage in the

United States. Donald Trump does not do understated. This reputation of

shooting from the lip then she also spoke on the reason that jihadists

shooting in California. Donald J is calling on a complete ban on Muslims

entering the UK until our country can figure out what the hell is

going on. -- Donald J Tromp. Over the year, his friends have changed

their views on him. I think I would ban them. It would do him very good.

He wants to ban all Muslims from the United States. I want to ban all

Donald Trumps. 600,000 signatures. Ban him letting? His statement has

bolstered the twisted narrative from Daesh. We should greet these things

this man says with our own hospitality, we should greet him

with courtesy but we should not build him up by our attacks. For

Scotland, of course, there is an added dimension. Donald Trump owns

two championship golf courses. These threats, future investment in

Scotland would be jeopardised if there is a ban. Of course we will

cease investing. There are several hundred million pounds of investment

yet to happen both in Aberdeen and internally. Of course the man is not

going to continue pouring his personal well into a country that is

willing to treat him so badly. For Mr Trump, it is business as usual

today. He is out speaking to all of these people. He is unlikely to be

too worried by what happened at Westminster. His supporters say he

means what he says and what you see is what you get.

The main West Coast rail system between Glasgow and Carlisle is

displayed closed. The line was originally due to reopen on the 1st

of February. Now, engineers say repairs will take more time than

expected. It is one of written's 's busiest

realm airlines but it has been closed for two weeks. It has been

announced that will close for six more. Under the bridge, engineers

are driving skill rods into a newly poured concrete. 300 unit leaders of

it. It is this that will hold the break-up. During storm frank, it

swelled to three times its normal size, eroding one of the central

support. The damage is worse than what first thought. Once the proper

access to the site, the judge was in such a perilous condition we had to

post an exclusion zone around the structure and it is only after the

first 12 days that you are able to actually gain access to properly

assess the damage. Another significant development was the

collapse of another beer. Another part of the judge that has alleged

to be assess. For passengers travelling from Glasgow Central

England, there is a train via Dumfries as well as buses. Network

Rail is a had only had one hour to your Passengers are aware of the

services that are available to them. Passengers can travel along the West

Coast mainline via Dumfries and there are bus services that big

passengers from Lockerbie, Glasgow and Edinburgh. They change over at

Carlisle. Weather permitting, over the next six weeks, they really will

be realigned any track reopened. Since the damage was discovered,

engineers have been working here 24 hours a day, seven days in weeks.

This part of the bridge, this beer is now stable. It is the one next to

it that is causing problems. -- pier.

Scotland's most senior nurse as apologised for criticism online. She

said she witnessed Paul care from nurses in the past year -- were

care. Most people witness who will chair,

but human error can happen. My wish is about complete professionalism

and gives you might just be you that we take things forward. We have to

make sure every patient get a good care every time.

Union reforms proposed by the UK Government could damage industrial

relations in Scotland, according to Holyrood's Devolution

MSPs are calling for Scotland to be removed from the scope

The Scottish secretary, David Mundell, says

the UK Government will "look closely" at their concerns.

Here's our political correspondent, Glenn Campbell.

The law on strikes and other union activities is not devolved. It is

for Westminster to decide. It is now wanted for Scotland to the devolved

to make your decisions. Leaving Scotland should be removed from the

territorial extent. Particularly giving that 90% of the public

services in Scotland work in these areas. There was a rally against the

deal in Glasgow last month and buggy Scottish Government and local

governments and employers oppose the legislation. The trade union Bill

abolishes check of in the public sector preventing employers

collecting union descriptions. It regulates facility time, giving

ministers powers to curb paid time off for the union activities. It

requires a minimum 50% turnout for strike ballots to be valid.

No matter what Holyrood says, you ministers are determined that the

reforms will apply across Britain. Might they be prepared to exempt

Scotland from the changes to check off and facility time? Well, the UK,

certainly has not ruled that out. We will look closely at the report. The

First Minister raised these images will look closely at the report. The

look at the issues that have been raised. If you reject the pleas of

Nicola Sturgeon and others, the First Minister has made clear that

she will not fall on Sally implement the new trade union laws. -- Ron

Halliday -- bought one terribly. He is yet to hear evidence from

witnesses. The believers project had an enquiry ordered by the Scottish

Government to see why the scheme was delayed when it ran significantly

overbudget and delivered only one route. Now, let's hear what the

weather lies in store for tonight and tomorrow. Gillian is here with

the forecast. There is a widespread area of ice

for tonight and tomorrow. Most places will be left dry by tomorrow.

The guy will be clear in the north and some places in the north and

east maybe as high as minus eight Celsius. A lot of places in subzero

into tomorrow morning. Some murky conditions across central Scotland.

Taking a closer look, around 8am, that child will provide some patchy

result perhaps -- drizzle. There will be a risk of ice. Early morning

sunshine in the north west will be a risk of ice. Early morning

and part of Aberdeenshire, the Northern Isles cloudy with some

wintry showers as we go through the day, though showers will clip in

across Aberdeenshire. Perhaps the odd shower further south but who

will see cloud thing and break across Central part allowing some

brightness to come through. Some crisp sunshine for Wells and

Southern counties in England but it will be cold, temperatures for many

others around three or four Celsius. -- Wales. Into tomorrow evening,

still a cluster showers around most of the mainland but a little ridge

of high pressure building in, it'll be dry heading into Wednesday. Still

some showers for the Northern Isles and the north of the mainland, a

good deal of cloud starting to break in the west later in the day. That

will pick up more of a southern Greece. The first sign of change

that will come on Thursday, we introduce more of an defined in --

more of an Atlantic influence, with gales. A lot of cloud, but not quite

as cold as a has-been. That is the forecast.

Thank you. That is all from us. Our next update is during breakfast at

645 tomorrow a morning.