08/03/2016 Reporting Scotland

?300 million still has to be paid. Tonight is the National farm use

union arrived at Parliament, the government promised to do more.

Clearly the system is not working as it should do and what we are doing

is taking steps to make sure payments get to the farmers. That's

what the national money will do. This is a pressing of the panic

button which is almost unprecedented. All of a sudden he's

found ?200 million, unprecedented. All of a sudden he's

same as the cost of the IT system that so spectacularly failed.

Tonight Farmer said the announcement was encouraging, but they want more

Tonight Farmer said the announcement detail. -- farmers said.

Almost 20 years ago, 16 children and their teacher

were murdered by a gunman, Thomas Hamilton, at Dunblane Primary

The atrocity led to the introduction of some of the strictest firearms

There are no official plans to mark the anniversary, but parents of some

of those who died have been reflecting on the impact

Among them is Isabel Wilson, who lost her five-year-old daughter

She's been speaking to Jackie Bird and, began by recalling

what happened when she got to the school that day.

We were taken to the staff room in the primary school and then

that was it, that was the beginning of the longest wait of my life.

The police would come in and call out the name and a couple

Now, at that point I made an error of judgment.

I thought the people who were being called out

were perhaps the people for whom the news was worse.

I do not think it dawned on me until later in the process that

actually they were calling out the families of the injured pupils

I think at that point it began to dawn on me that we were

the people who would have the worst news and they were saving

You learned later she had been taken from the gym hall alive -

I was able to speak to the ambulance, not the ambulance

driver, the paramedic who was with her.

He was able to reassure me that she was unconscious,

that she had suffered a massive head wound and she was not conscious.

I suppose it is a parent's worst nightmare that your child will be

frightened and wanting you with them and you do not appear.

Someone had had the presence of mind to leave an auxiliary or even

a cleaning lady and to ask her to be with my daughter when she died.

Despite the fact she was deeply unconscious, it matters the fact

I find that in social settings if I announce myself as the parent

of a Dunblane child, of a murdered Dunblane child,

then I feel guilty, I feel responsible for having spoiled

a social occasion, or for having made someone feel badly

The hardest thing is with people that you know you are going

to have a relationship with, for example new neighbours

or friends or colleagues, and you know at some point

you will have to tell them and you are desperately trying

to think of a way to make it all right for them.

The irrationality of that is staggering,

Sometimes I have asked people to pass the information on for me,

and that smoothes it over a bit and that is easier for me.

On the first anniversary of the shooting in Dunblane people

all over Dunblane lit candles and put them in their windows

and it was so beautiful, such a simple gesture of support.

So what we do now is we have a lantern in our back garden

and we light it from dawn to dusk on the 13th.

Sometimes the candle burns right through until the next morning.

I like to think that she can see it, that she knows that I am there.

something of great value, something of great joy that has been

For me it is desperately important that they are not forgotten.

SNP MPs will oppose UK government plans for Sunday trading

It had been thought they may abstain, but after a meeting

of their parliamentary party this evening they've said they will vote

against the plan in order to "protect the rights

Dozens of Conservative backbenchers are also expected

A man's body has been found on the MH motorway near junction three at

around 2:30pm. The westbound slip road remained partially closed while

police enquiries continue. Campaigners who oppose

plans... They've begun a legal challenge at the Supreme Court.

Ministers say it will help families who need access to services, but

those who oppose the legislation say who need access to services, but

it's a breach of human rights. It is reading, writing

and arithmetic at Kirkcaldy West There are more than 500

people at the school. The headteacher and

one of his deputies act as the named person

for every child. Fife is one of the first councils

to introduce the rule, If we can see something is getting

in the way of a child's well-being, we work with social workers,

other agencies to come together to look at a child's

well-being and see what we can do collectively

to make a difference. In Dundee a support group

for parents of children with special The talk is about

imposing a guardian It is a breach of human rights

to do with family life. Named person, professionals,

all this workload being put on them. I am angry this will be forced

upon me whether I like it or not. I do not want my child's sensitive,

personal medical data shared Today in London, a legal challenge

got under way at the Supreme Court. Opponents say it breaches human

rights and will lead to confidential information

being shared readily. They say it lowers

the threshold for state For teenagers who are looking

for a safe space to discuss issues, maybe around sexuality,

not child protection issues, then these issues will be

shared through this new threshold

of well-being. The Scottish Government

insists the named person policy is about strengthening

relationships and to make it easier for families to access

services if they need them. Twice the courts have

ruled in favour of the legislation and now

the Supreme Court will hear the arguments over the next

few days before ruling His legislation in the function is

universally's court elected. The Bill has been described as a fast

for the Scottish Conservatives. The liquidators of Rangers have been

granted permission to appeal against a recent ruling

in the so-called Big Tax Case, After a hearing at the Court

of Session in Edinburgh this morning, a panel of three judges

granted BDO's request, on the grounds it could affect

similar cases in future. It has no impact on the current

owners of Rangers football club. Last November, HM Revenue

and Customs won a judgement, that the use of so-called

Employee Benefit Trusts Football now, and Aberdeen came

from behind to narrow the gap at the top of the Scottish

Premiership with a win over The Glasgow side took the lead

through Stephen Lawless in the 70th minute but the visitors hit back

with two goals in two minutes with a header by Andrew Considine

before Simon Church hit what proved Aberdeen now sit on 63 points -

one behind Celtic who have a game Now, before the weather,

I can tell you BBC Scotland is to host two televised Scottish

leaders' debates in the run up The first will take place

on the 24th of March in Glasgow, If you'd like to be part

of the audience, you can find details of how to apply on the BBC

Scotland news website. Well, it's over to Kirsteen now

with the weather outlook The oft the, the weather to come

across much of the UK tonight. Some very strong winds, all

across much of the UK tonight. Some low pressure. Across Scotland

across much of the UK tonight. Some already we are seeing a fair amount

of already we are seeing a fair amount

we drove through the night the rain will become that big letter and

patchy, and with clearing skies across the western isles, there may

well be a risk of ice on untreated surfaces. It is a fairly cloudy

start across the bulk of Scotland tomorrow with sunlight and

start across the bulk of Scotland outbreaks of rain. Across the

western isles and outbreaks of rain. Across the

coastal areas, looking dry outbreaks of rain. Across the

spells of brightness and sunshine. Our next update is during Breakfast

at 6:25 tomorrow morning. But from everyone on the late team

here in Glasgow and around