17/04/2016 Reporting Scotland

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Rangers have beaten Celtic at Hampden to reach

The dramatic win sets up the competition's first-ever final

between two sides outside the top flight.

Our sports reporter Alasdair Lamont watched the match.

This was the first meeting between the sides since last year 's cup

final. On that occasion, Celtic strolled to victory. This one was a

closer con -- closer contest. Rangers enjoyed the better start to

the game and Kenny Miller, a veteran of this picture for both clubs, give

them an early advantage. Celtic should have gone in level. Celtic

them an early advantage. Celtic did draw level when this header

looped into the net. Into extra time and Barry Mackay's sublime strike

for Rangers. Another fine finish to square the match. Cheers turned to

tears in the penalty shoot out, leading Rangers to celebrate.

Astronomical into an incredible afternoon of football. Rangers be

lying status as underdog. What a difference Mark Robertson has moved

to this club. They will be back here next month for their first Scottish

to this club. They will be back here cup final since 2009 when they will

face Hibernian. and current Premiership leaders

Celtic, Rangers fans were in jubilant mood

as they streamed away I've aged about ten years in the

last 90 minutes but it's absolutely amazing. We're back where we belong.

last 90 minutes but it's absolutely It's the best feeling in the world.

Cheers, for you dad. An 85-year-old woman

has died after being It happened on Morningside Road,

near Jordan Lane, Police say the woman

was using a walking aid, The SNP says it will

commit to ambitious cuts Opposition parties have

criticised their failure Here's our political

correspondent, Nick Eardley. How can Scotland reduce camp --

carbon emissions? Ministers in Edinburgh have already set ambitious

targets to reduce them by 42% by the end of the decade. Now the SNP wants

to make that target even higher. If we elected me, it want carbon levels

reduced by more than 50% computer 1990. We set a target of 42% in 42%

in reduction in emissions to be achieved by 2020. We reached 38% of

that old lady. We know think it's important that ethanol -- an SNP

government is re-elected, we continue to be encountered by our

efforts and to make a significant contribution towards our objectives

on tackling climate change. Scotland has filled interim goals in this

area, missing targets for years running. Some parties question with

a new targets will be met. It is not enough to set ambitious targets and

then set more targets and then set more targets will be missing them so

far. More than targets, what we need is a clear plan and programme funded

actions that the Scottish Government are going to take. There is plenty

of wind today but that was no sign of the SNP meeting the climate

change obligations. The Liberal Democrats have the ambitious plan to

exceed the targets. What we need is more carbon transport, an expansion

of renewables, in order to meet those targets. It's in Edinburgh 's

green spaces today, Scottish those targets. It's in Edinburgh 's

Labour's leader Zezia Dugdale wants to focus on meeting the current

targets. We have some of the most ambitious targets and the world. But

the SNP have missed them for years in a row. The response to that has

been to set even more ambitious targets. I think the SNP should

focus on meeting those targets. The Scottish Conservative leader

welcomes balder targets and has plans of her own on how to achieve

them. The Scottish Government has never been shy in its ambition

regarding carbon -- productions. We believe the way to do that is to

make a clear pledge on warm homes. We have pledged to bring every home

up to be a warm home by 2020. Different outlooks on Scotland's

environmental future. Which way the country turns is down to you.

Let's get the weather prospects for tonight

Good evening to you. A lot of dry weather on the way today. More in

the way of code in the West. Too late and over night, we are hanging

onto some bits and pieces of rain and a pleasing note, touching deal

force in the far north. Temperatures holding up to four and seven

sources. Into the start of the working week, remit will clear way,

becoming largely dry with a decent spills of sunshine coming through.

We are hanging onto strong winds, particularly in the far north. Into

Tuesday, high-pressure turning. Wind will ease and the outlook for the

week is plenty of fine and dry weather, spills of sunshine and

temperatures responding well and the sunshine by day but following the

way for some cold nights. And that's all from

Reporting Scotland, for now. Our next update's just

after the 10pm news. Until then, from everyone

on the team here in After a wintry start to the weekend

most of us have emerged from hibernation for some pleasant spring

sunshine.