06/03/2016 Reporting Scotland

A first look at tomorrow's papers coming up shortly on the BBC News

Channel. That's all from me. On BBC Newly-released documents have

revealed that 20 workers at the Faslane nuclear submarine

base were exposed to radiation The engineers were repairing

a leaking tank on a Trident submarine, at the same time a nearby

reactor was undergoing trials. The Ministry of Defence said no-one

was harmed and safety The Faslane base and the nuclear

submarines housed there continue Documents released after

a Ministry of Defence information request retell

a number of incidents. The most serious dates back to 2012

and involved 20 workers The local MP says this is not

about national security but safety. I will be going back to Parliament

and asking the Ministry of Defence some serious questions about what is

going on and the procedures and how they handle this material because at

the moment it is unacceptable that 20 workers were exposed to radiation

as the wearer and it took an FOIA request for us to hear about it.

The MoD said safety at the base is paramount importance is adding

that investigations were carried out and measures put in place to prevent

Mountain rescue teams in the Cairngorms have been

searching for a 61-year-old hillwalker who hasn't been seen

Jim Robertson left his home in Glasgow, on Monday.

His daughter Lynn has asked anyone who has seen her father

Tennis, GB will play Serbia in the quarter finals

Andy Murray beat Kei Nishikori of Japan to seal victory

for the defending champions in the first round, watched

Once again, the hopes of a nation rested on Andy Murray's shoulders

and whether he would take Britain once again into the Davis Cup

The Japan world number six had won his last 11 Davis

It was a long match which the Scot started

The second set was tighter requiring a tie-break to settle it.

Murray was 4-0 down and soon let the pressure

From two sets down, it did not look good for Japan.

One break of the Murray serve was all he needed to take

After his paternity leave, Andy Murray's reserves of fitness

in him and he was able to get the job done

in five sets to lead Britain again into the quarterfinals.

Thankfully, I managed to get through it again.

I don't think we'll be playing dead rubber again today.

A fantastic performance from Andy Murray, nearly five hours

of fabulous tennis and his reward is a

Davis Cup quarterfinal against either Kazakhstan or Serbia

Football, and there were two Scottish Cup quarterfinal ties

Sportscene's coming up, and will have all the best action.

Look away now if you want to wait for the details.

Good evening. You could catch a glimpse of the Northern lights

tonight if you are lucky. This was taken by one of our weather watchers

across Caithness. It is equal nightwear some widespread frost and

icy stretches on roads and pavements. We have had someone to

showers working their way across the country this evening. Temperatures

in the towns and cities -2 or -3, -8 in some sheltered Highland glens.

Some patchy rain getting into the Western Isles by tomorrow morning

link to a week weather front that will bring some cloud. Some rain and

sleet to the West Coast tomorrow. If you showers to the Western Isles and

not in Aberdeenshire. Any of us write and write at easier and wetter

on Tuesday. And that's all from

Reporting Scotland. Our next update's at 6.25 tomorrow

morning during Breakfast Time. From everyone on the weekend

team, good night. A cold day with a mix of wuntry

showers and clear spells. Skies are clearing increasingly across

northern parts of the UK