21/02/2016 Reporting Scotland

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel,

The First Minister has said a second independence referendum

will "almost certainly" be demanded by Scots, if the UK votes

to leave the European Union, but Scotland does not.

Nicola Sturgeon's comments came as campaigning continued

ahead of the EU referendum in June. Andrew Black reports.

This Scottish engineering firms explores a lot of what it makes to

European countries but its boss says it there are no too many rules and

that it is time for Britain to leave the EU. -- exports a lot. We are

hemmed in by Fortress Europe from a true point of view and want to be

able to get out and said our own trade agreements with countries such

as China. But there are many views in this debate. If you are a farmer

there are plenty of reasons to stay in. Westminster has said nothing,

David Camara has said nothing, the farmer conference has not said

anything in relation to agriculture -- agriculture and Europe. It is

important this is done right. These are the kind of issues that

politicians want to see debated now that the details for holding the

referendum itself have been largely sorted. But there are also politics

at play. The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is campaigning to keep

Britain in the EU but at the same time she again spelled-out one

scenario if that doesn't go to plan. What happens if the UK overall

boards for the UK to leave the EU but Scotland doesn't, well but

definitely trigger a Scottish referendum? Almost certainly that

would be the demand of people in Scotland. Let me say this clearly as

I have said before, I hope this does not arise, I hope the UK as a whole

foods to stay in the EU for a whole variety of different reasons. -- as

a whole votes Tuesday. By Jim Sellers, former deputy reader of the

party, says it's time to get out. During the 2014 independence

referendum the European Union told us to get stuffed. They were not

prepared to except Scotland becoming a new member states so I see no

reason why I should go to bat for an organisation that will does to get

stuffed and 2014. We will know the outcome when people go to the polls

on the 23rd of June. Detectives say the death

of an elderly man in The body of 75 year-old

David Farrish was discovered at his flat in Broadlee Bank

on Thursday afternoon after a brief, anonymous

call to police. Mr Farrish was last seen alive

at quarter past eight Police want to hear from anyone

who saw him between then The death has been announced

of the Royal Navy's most decorated pilot,

Captain Eric "Winkle" Brown. Captain Brown, who was born

in Leith, and educated in Edinburgh, flew more types of aircraft

than anyone in history. He held the record

for the most landings Two hillwalkers who put out a call

saying they were lost on Ben Nevis Brothers Rory and Leon Probert

from Wales were found by mountain rescuers in the summit shelter,

cold and wet, Meanwhile, conditions were deemed

too risky to resume the search for two climbers from Bradford

who went missing on the same peak Government lawyers are calling

on a former college principal to pay John Doyle received the severance

payment against official guidelines, when Coatbridge College merged

with two other institutions. Now the Scottish Funding Council's

legal team has contacted John Doyle Mr Doyle maintains he has done

nothing wrong and has no reason Football and Rangers sit eight

points clear of second placed Hibs, after both sides recorded

wins this afternoon. In the first match,

Hibernian beat Alloa 3-0, and the other from Danny Carmichael

at Easter Road. Rangers hit the only goal

of their match against when Kenny Miller beat the keeper

with a stunning volley. Time to get the weather

prospects for tonight, and the start of the week.

Judith is here with the details. Thank you and good evening. A cold

frosty night and in fact that is the theme for the coming week, cold with

the wintry flavour but also sunny weather. Tonight there is a Met

Office yellow warning for eyes and one for snow across the North west

and parts of the North Highlands. During the course of the night we

continue to see wintry showers especially across the North, dry

weather and frosty further south. It will be chilly, lows around about

freezing, quite a brisk wind in the North. The winds via into the North

tomorrow, drawing some cold beer, and quite often we will see someone

to showers in the north. -- drying in some cold Erwin. It will be dry

in southern Scotland, that risk of some ice. Some showers, becoming

more frequent in the north, snow over higher ground and also lower

levels later in the day. Windy in the north, lighter wind in the

south, but on the cold side. That is your forecast.

Thanks Judith. That's all for now.

Our next update's just after the ten o'clock news.

Until then, from everyone on the team here in Glasgow,

enjoy your Sunday evening. Bye for now.

And at that weekend with rain and gusty