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police operation going on, you can follow that on the BBC News Channel.

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Goodbye The vital payments to farmers

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being delayed because of major problems with a Government IT

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project. a five-month closure for upgrade

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works, rail passengers are warned I am not looking forward to it. But

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if the end result is good, it will be worth it. Disruption? People will

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be fed up. The light and sound show that's

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breathing new life into one of Scotland's most

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significant buildings. And after 24 hours on the saddle,

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the end's in sight for Dougie Vipond's Sport

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Relief challenge. The BBC has uncovered fresh concerns

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about the running of a major The system to handle payments

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to Scottish farmers is ?75 million over budget and months

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behind schedule. It's being investigated

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by the public spending watchdog Now former workers have told this

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programme that UK contractors were laid off from the project,

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while the number Our business correspondent

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David Henderson has this exclusive Every year, thousands of Scottish

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farmers receive state subsidies for their work. Until now but has met

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form filling and paperwork but that is changing. At this government

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office in Edinburgh, the computerised system has been set up.

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So farmers can apply online. It has been plagued with problems and there

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is concern at the way it has been managed. We were developing the

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system and it was going well, we were doing good work but on that

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particular Friday, suddenly, out of nowhere, 25 people were all the

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project. John worked on the new system and he told us that UK Coal

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tractors were replaced, within days, I staff from overseas.

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The Indian contractors were coming in at less than half the rate of the

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UK workers. I had been asked if I could work the weekend

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point and I spoke to one of my colleagues, and they asked if he was

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point and I spoke to one of my working and he said, no, I have been

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point and I spoke to one of my told to. We have obtained figures

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using Freedom of Information laws that shed light on what happened in

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the early stages of this budget. Over six months the number of

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contractors fell by 40, the number of UK contractors was reduced by 77

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but the number of Indian contractors actually rose by 44. It is possible

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for people from outside the European Union to come and work in this

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country. But only if there is a shortage of workers from the UK

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and EU in that field and of the jobs have been advertised widely to

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European workers. But it is a controversial area. And

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the UK government has tried to change the law to restrict

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immigration. This is Dominic, he was a delivery director for this

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computer system. But we have learned he is also director of

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a company called spectral max and it supplied staff for the

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project, which meant it stood to gain from them working there.

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And company accounts filed last month show that business has boomed.

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In just one year its assets have soared from

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around ?81,000 to ?3.5 million. This contract on the project, who has

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since left, says this concerns. The whole

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situation seems to be completely engineered.

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The Scottish government are paying just short of ?1000 every

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day for some of the workers. And the way it is offered to contractors is

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significantly less than that. I could imagine it is ?100 or more

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every day per workers, that is ?10,000 every day

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going straight to Dominic from public money. It is

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unclear how many workers were supplied to the project. But the

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unclear how many workers were Scottish government told us,

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partly in order to avoid any conflict of interest...

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CGI, in charge of delivering the computer

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EU and non-EU, permanent and contract staff, as it has been from

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the start of the programme in March 20 13. Across

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Scotland, farmers are struggling to make ends meet as the cost of this

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computer project has risen. Its problems have delayed EU

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subsidies this year. The Scottish government said it is working

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tirelessly with its partners to deliver much-needed change. But

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other authorities are not involved. Police got and said they are

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carrying out an enquiry and the spending

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watchdog is looking into the soaring costs of the IT programme.

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And how it came about. It expects to report some time in May.

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Major disruption is expected for rail passengers travelling

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from Glasgow's Queen Street Station from next week.

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The high level station is closing for five months to allow engineering

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Our reporter Catriona Renton is at Queen Street Station tonight.

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Street station until the 8th of August and you can see things

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already starting to wind down, ahead of the closure. Some shops are

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already shut down. The reason is the tunnel is being refurbished

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and that is to pave the way for a electric trains. They will be

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longer, greener and faster. But for this to happen, it means the

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high-level part of the station will be

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is a long time and that is something that passengers are going to have to

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get used to. It is one of the busiest railway stations in

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Scotland, around 60,000 people use Queen Street Station every weekday.

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But from Sunday, no trains will run from the

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high level until the 8th of works are absolutely necessary, it

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is the tunnel the trains go into, it needs repairs and

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to be upgraded and once that is done, it

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will last for a generation. Inverness and Aberdeen trains

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will go from Glasgow Central, the rest will use the lower level and

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some journeys will take 25 minutes longer. We're turning nine platforms

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into two and that is why we're asking to stay in the areas and be

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directed onto the platform. You will put one train on at a time and

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people will keep living. You can see how busy the station usually is not

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from Sunday it will be very different and that is because there

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will be no high-level trains leaving from the main concourse. That'll be

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effectively shutdown. The ticket office will still be open but if I

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wanted to go to Edinburgh, I would not come into the station at all. I

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would wait under this canopy for the staff to take me to the appropriate

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train on the lower level. If I am going to sterling, I will do the

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same, not the station but wait on this marquee on the other side of

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the building. I am not looking forward to it but if the end result

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is good, it will be worth it. Lots of queues and disruption. People

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will be fed up. It'll be a good thing, for Glasgow.

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And for commuters, the advice is to arrive early in the new system is

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put to the test. Staff say if you are travelling

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from Queen Street try and get here 10 minutes early so you can get

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to the right queue and to get ScotRail has set up a special

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website been set up which will tell you the timetable changes

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and the information you need to know so you can get on with your journey

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and hopefully keep disruption You're watching Reporting

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Scotland from the BBC. Still to come on

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tonight's programme... The light and sound show that's

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breathing new life into one of Scotland's most

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significant buildings. In sport, we're in Dublin

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as Scotland's rugby players plot And could this young man be Scottish

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motorsport's next big thing. Police say a woman stabbed

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on her way to work in Glasgow yesterday morning

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is lucky to be alive. 55-year-old Margaret Campbell

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was on her way to her cleaning job when she was attacked in what police

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believe was a random attack. This is the industrial estate in

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Glasgow where Margaret Campbell was walking to work yesterday morning at

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around six o'clock. She was on her way to clean these offices but

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police say just before she got there she saw a man walking towards her.

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The man has carried out an unprovoked attack. He stabbed her?

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Yes, a number of times to her body. She must be lucky to be alive? Yes,

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the grace of God she has got to her place of work. And the ambulances

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crew have got your very quickly. And got to hospital. Despite a punctured

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lung, Mrs Campbell made it the company warehouse where she knew

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there would be staff to help her. When a man approached, was in any

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conversation, eg have any idea of what would happen? No conversation,

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it was unprovoked, a random attack. At this stage have you got any

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motive? Did he try to rob her? At this stage have you got any

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Detectives hope that extensive CCTV footage will prove useful in trying

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to track down the attacker, who was wearing a red jacket. So far they

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have not linked him to any other knife incidents in the city. Please

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believe the only reason Mrs Campbell was attacked yesterday morning was

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quite simply because she was the only person the man came across in

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this area at that time. It could have been anybody going to work.

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They are very keen to hear from any member of the public who believes

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they might have seen that man either before or after the attack.

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A 27-year-old man is expected to appear in court in Glasgow

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in connection with an incident outside a school in the city centre.

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He's been detained in connection with an alleged breach of the peace

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and allegedly being in possession of offensive weapons.

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Eyewitnesses spoke of seeing a man wearing a balaclava

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The Home Affairs Select Committee at Westminster is to launch

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an inquiry into accommodation for asylum seekers in Glasgow.

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It follows a BBC investigation which reported allegations that

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refused asylum seekers had been locked out of their homes

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by the private housing provider Orchard and Shipman.

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The company has denied any wrongdoing.

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Delegates will gather in Glasgow tomorrow for the Scottish Labour

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conference - the latest in the political season.

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But Jeremy Corbyn won't be among them.

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The party's Scottish leader, Kezia Dugdale, says she's in charge

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I'm joined now by our political editor, Brian Taylor.

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You've attended one or two of these in your time.

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Isn't it unusual for the UK leader not to attend?

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It is nearly 40 years! Slightly depressing! I don't member any

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occasion but Labour say that in 1981, the UK leader was not there,

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Kezia Dugdale told me this was because things have changed, they

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are an autonomous party, this is a conference about Scottish policy for

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the Scottish elections and she is the Scottish leader so I said,

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decision regarding Jeremy Corbyn, was that her call? Absolutely, but

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there was no question or diet in a mind of Jeremy Corbyn in supporting

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that, we are a team, this is how it is going to be. He will wash 's

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beard or something? It is possible he will be on his allotment but I am

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much! The signal you are sending is you are in charge? Yes, it is not

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unusual. I have said this for six months, I am in charge. She is in

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charge and she also wants to be first Minister, you will recall in a

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previous BBC interview with the Daily Politics she said her party

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would come second in what she says, all that she meant was they would

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would come second in what she says, keep the Tories at bay. She was

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adamant talking to me that she wants the top job. I expect the Labour

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Party to do well in this election, I want to be first Minister, I want

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Nicola Sturgeon's desk and chair and the power that she has at her

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fingertips. What Paul Benson -- the power that she has at her

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will we see emerging as the main theme? It will be the theme of the

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election, tax and the product of tax. Labour wants 1p on income tax

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and Jeremy wants to rein back on those cuts in tax for the upper

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earners but Kezia Dugdale will talk about what that brings, she will

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talk about investment in the long term for education using money

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coming from consequential is from the UK, for investment in the Health

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Service. Contrasting that with what she says is the position of the SNP,

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which the SNP naturally disputes. Thank you very much. Brian Taylor.

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People infected with contaminated blood products in the 1970s,

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'80s and '90s are to get increased financial support.

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The Scottish Government will give those with advanced Hepatitis C

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Those also infected with HIV will get ?10,000 a year more -

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more than victims in the rest of the UK have been offered.

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Westminster is still consulting on its final proposals.

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Campaign groups representing victims have welcomed the settlement.

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We are particularly pleased for most widows because they have not been

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properly recognised and they should receive about ?47,000 every year and

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that has been one of the most, really horrible parts of all of

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this. They have been left without their loved ones, sometimes in

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abject poverty. As we reported last night,

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one of Scotland's best-known buildings is being brought back

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to life as part of a spectacular St Peter's College closed

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in the 1980s, and is now derelict, but a Scottish arts organisation

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hope their sell-out shows will give Our arts correspondent

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Pauline McLean reports. To some it is a modernist

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masterpiece. Even in its real estate. To others, a brutalist blot

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on the landscape. However you view St Peter's College, last night it

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looked spectacular. As it took centre stage in the first of ten

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shows created for the space. Places like this are worth keeping if you

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can find something good to do with them and it has been an amazing

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playground over the past 20 years, there has been great graffiti

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artists. Even when places seem devalued, are still things going on

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behind the scenes. The piece of the Lord be with you always... The

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building won a string of awards and first opened in the 1960s as a

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training college for priests. The modern shape and open plan design

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admired worldwide. Those who lived there have mixed memories. Between

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heaven and hell, to be honest. On a sunny day it was heaven, beautiful,

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the light and the way everything just worked perfectly. In the middle

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of winter, with concrete walls and the concrete roof and a single pane

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of glass, it was hell. Except it was a very cold hell. Siberian hell! The

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first of 7500 people with tickets for the event, they were impressed.

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Its amazing, so creepy and mysterious. All the lights, the

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graffiti, it's incredible. It different to what it

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looks like in pictures, great to come in and see it. It is kind of

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sad it has such a short life and stop but now it has got a new life.

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This could be a milestone in that new life. The arts organisation hope

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in the coming weeks to persuade funding organisations to make this a

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permanent public space. Scotland's rugby players will be out

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for revenge in Ireland tomorrow The Irish recorded their biggest win

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over the Scots when the sides met But Scotland also have the incentive

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of going for their third consecutive win in the competition

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for the first time in 20 years. Phil Goodad has more

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from Irish capital. St Patrick's Day may be over but

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some here in Dublin aren't keen on letting go, on getting back to

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normality, whatever that may be. Scotland fans have had very little

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to cheer about on recent trips to Dublin, only once since the six

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Nations came into being in 2000 have they managed to record a victory

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here, there is motivation to change that tomorrow for the island crushed

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Scotland 12 months ago, a record hammering at Murrayfield that won

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them the championship. You would be silly if you didn't look at it a

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bit, it was a poor performance from us, but we are a far better team

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than we were last year this time. We have to do ourselves justice and put

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in a good performance. This is a very different Ireland team from

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last year, one that is struggling to match past glories and a side that

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appears wary of tomorrow's opponents. We know they are a really

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strong side and a side that is improving at a rate of knots but we

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need to make sure that we also have to get one more massive game out of

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everyone, if we are to finish this campaign with a win. Scotland

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prepare to end another six Nations campaign here in Dublin, a third

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successive win would be music to their ears. That would be a welcome

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change in this city following St Patrick's Day.

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Motherwell's Premiership match against title-chasing Aberdeen goes

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ahead tomorrow despite the flu bug affecting the Fir Park club.

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Manager Mark McGhee suggested yesterday he may ask for the game

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to be postponed - but the club now say they have enough fit players

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And there's live football and rugby TONIGHT on Radio Scotland.

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Check out the website for updates on all the action.

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Chris O'Hare is the first of four Scottish athletes in action at this

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year's World Indoor championships in the USA.

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He runs in the 1500 metres heats at just after 1am our time.

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Lynsey Sharp competes in the heats of of the 800 metres later tomorrow.

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The other Scots in team GB, Steph Twell and Josephine Moultrie

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While there won't be any Scots lining up on the grid for the first

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Formula One race of the season this weekend, that might change

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if 16 year old Ross Martin fulfills his early promise.

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As Ross prepares for a new stage in his career -

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he's being tipped for great things by an illustrious driver

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A trip to transport Museum with mum and dad. But not much of what is on

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display here is fast enough for Ross Martin. Because hurtling around a

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track is what he does best and it has been noticed by the Scottish

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motor sporting great. He won seven out of ten of the karting

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championships, 70% race victories and a name Victor who came through

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that not long ago was Lewis Hamilton can save the menus to continue that

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momentum, I think that Scottish story will be night and successful

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in the future. Having someone say that about you gives you a great

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buzz. I have the story about, the width of the car, the safety as

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well, it's a faster car, but for me it is a huge step in my career.

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Another few huge steps on one day he might be winning Grand Prixs like

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Sir Jackie Stewart who grew up just 12 months ago from Ross's home.

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Every time I travel down south, I would pass his old house, it gave me

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a buzz, I would look there and say, look where he has got, from here, I

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want to do the same. He will take the next steps towards that won the

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formula four season starts at brands Hatch in April.

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Sally appears to have fled the studio.

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I hope I haven't been boring her even more than usual.

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Nothing personal, I've come down a flaw here to meet my colleague who

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has been peddling manfully for 24 hours, you look shattered. I am

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absolutely shattered, half past seven last night I sat here and

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there was no one else in the building, and it has been a tricky,

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tricky 24 hours, some dark moments during the night and some joy during

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the day, it has been hard. You have been to see a scheme in Glasgow that

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will benefit from this. This is all about raising money for Sport

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Relief, last year Scotland raised 1.9 million pounds and it benefited

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200 charities and I went to visit one last week.

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I made a cup this time! I am here because it is an exciting day today.

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It doesn't take too much to keep young kids happy. A project in the

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east end of Glasgow is intent on keeping these smiles as wide as

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possible. It is called Peak. We encourage kids to get out of their

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houses, into their own communities, to reclaim those communities, the

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parks, the streets and just play with each other and have much fun as

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possible. Teenage volunteers, known as active play champions, are

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trained to support these sessions. These champions are funded by Sport

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Relief. My childhood, it was just me outside all the time, that's what I

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want to bring to these kids, get them out and reclaim all this space,

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it's there on your doorstep, every way to go is totally different, it

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getting these kids to be creative. This playground used to be empty and

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silent, now thanks to the support of Sport Relief, it is being enjoyed by

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kids of all ages. Oh no, I'm going to fall over! My goodness!

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You have really been putting yourself through it! I forgot about

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that last bit. What should people do if they want to contribute? You can

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text Bike 27073 and texts will cost ?3. Get involved this weekend, just

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do it. Let's go straight back to the studio and get the weather.

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A grey day for most but some sunshine around for the lucky few.

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But for most, it was seen sport akin to this, barely grey skies. The dry,

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cloudy theme continues the night, as touch of frost in Aberdeen shire,

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but for most, cloud keeping things at around four or five Celsius. Some

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light rain or drizzle for the Northern Isles and the north-east

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coast. To start the day tomorrow, drive the most, cloudy feminist as

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well. -- cloudier for most as well. Just turning a bit more cheerful but

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not exactly wall-to-wall sunshine, by mid afternoon if you have

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brighter weather, temperatures around 11 Celsius. Further north,

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into the far north, a few spots of light rain and drizzle pushing their

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way in here, Bailey drizzly across Orkney and Shetland. If you're

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talking, the cloud will be fairly thick, some nightspots of drizzle,

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maybe sleep at times. -- if you are walking. You will probably have to

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be on the summits Towards next week, that blocking

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high, meaning we are more likely to see wet weather across the far north

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high, meaning we are more likely to of the country and the Northern

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Isles, the further south, it should stay dry and hopefully a bit of

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brightness at times, that's the forecast for now.

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Hang on in there, just half an hour to go! I am back just after the Ten

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