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That's all from the BBC News at Six. We can now join the news teams where

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you are. Tommy Sheridan is back in court

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in his defamation case The Liam Fee trial -

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a description of what happened the night the toddler died -

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from one of the women Who'll be the next presiding

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officer at Holyrood? We look at he politicians

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in the running to keep order. And it is almost a dead heat. It is

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Jackie Stewart. Nobody has ever seen the finish of a motor race like

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this. A Formula One champion

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on how to keep Scotland Motor sport in Scotland, per capita,

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we are leading the world. Whether it is rally driving, motorbike or cars.

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It is to wield as well as four wheels. -- two wheels.

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It's "full-steam-ahead" on the West Highland line.

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How one of the world's greatest train journeys

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Tommy Sheridan was back in court today defending his 200 thousand

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pound defamation win - ten years ago - against the now

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Appeal Court judges are considering whether to overturn

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News Group newspapers argue that because the former MSP was later

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convicted of perjuring himself the verdict should be set aside.

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Ten years ago Tommy Sheridan walked out of the Court of Session

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jubilant. What we have done in the last five weeks is the equivalent of

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Gretna taking on Real Madrid at the Bernabeu and beating them on

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penalties. He had just won a defamation case against the News of

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the World and was awarded ?200,000 in damages. The now-defunct paper

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claimed he was a swinger and had cheated on his wife. After winning

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the case in 2006, his elation was not to last. Four years later he was

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convicted of perjury and sent to prison. Now News Group newspapers

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are appealing to have the verdict overturned. Mr Sheridan arrived for

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the hearing in front of three appeal judges. They say Mr Sheridan's 2010

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convictions for perjury is conclusive proof he had lied about

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sensual, important part in his defamation case. Tommy Sheridan went

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on to read an e-mail exchange with News of the World executives. It

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detailed what was paid for a witness described as shaky to do by in case

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she was called for evidence. Tommy Sheridan told the court he had not

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lied in his case. The Red out a statement from a woman who claimed

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she had had six with him many times. she had had six with him many times.

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-- he read at a statement. Mr Sheridan said it was proof that the

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newspaper printed these lies. The at the Court of Session for three

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days. One of the accused in the Liam Fee

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murder trial has told a court to check on Liam and knew

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he was dead because he was so white. Ms The game an account of events on

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Saturday. She said she was in the living room when she decided to go

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and check on him. -- Miss Fee gave an account she said she took of his

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blanket because he was called 999. The operator told her

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how to perform CPR. She said she tried it over and again but it was

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not working. She said Rachel had collapsed on the

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floor. A second statement jury by a family liaison officer was

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that she also recalls what happened that night. After a scream Rachel

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said she ran into the bedroom describing Liam as white and limp

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less. While performing CPR she described

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hearing a crackling sound. She child who was there saying, what

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have you done? The boy put his hands to his face and neck. They deny

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murdering Liam. Police are investigating

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what they've described as the "suspicious" death of a child

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in Glasgow three weeks ago. The toddler, believed to be

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14-month-old Inayah Ahmed, was reported to have become unwell

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at her home in Drumchapel. She was taken to the city's sick

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children's hospital where she died Police are following several lines

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of inquiry into the circumstances At Holyrood, there's a battle

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building over the key post Tricia Marwick will step

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down on Thursday after She's urged reforms to strengthen

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the role of Parliament. And that's a key issue as MSPs

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consider how best to scrutinise This from our political

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editor, Brian Taylor. Tricia Marwick attends upon the

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Queen. A reminder that the remit is wide. She also keeps order in

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Parliament. Tricia Marwick's deputies welcomed the President of

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Ghana. They are keen to step up. Miss Smith wants to inform

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colleagues first. John Scott is ready. I would aim to bring fairness

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to the job. That has been that thing in the path that has kept me awake

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at night, wondering if I had been fair across-the-board to all

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members. The first presiding officer was David steel of the Liberal

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Democrats. He was followed by George Reid of the SNP. Finally Tricia

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Marwick also what the SNP. All left their parties behind when they took

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the job. It was said the presiding officer should not come from the

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governing party. The SNP is happy to accept that because, as a minority,

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they cannot afford to give up even one vote. Within the Conservative

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group, Murdo Fraser is considering the prospect and is thought to have

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backing from Ruth Davidson. Would SNP members back a Tory perhaps to

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remove one vote from Tory ranks? Some say it is up to Labour. The

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former leader, Johann Lamont, is a contender. Some question her

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comments in the daily record where she said Parliament needs to correct

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mistakes. She said you was making a general point and not singling out

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the SNP. I think it is about asserting the role of Parliament. At

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certain stages we do different things better. Our ambitions

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regarding access to Parliament and scrutinising the Government,

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cross-party we can agree with that. It is not about the Government

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having a good idea and pushing it through because they have a

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majority. That is Labour's Ken Mackintosh in his election campaign

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video. He says he also seeks to spread harmony at Holyrood. We need

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someone who can work with people and not against them. I would work with

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others to make sure their views came across. A solution could be at hand.

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Gary says he will do the job if he gets a throne. Brian, why is there a

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feeling there needs to be further reform of Holyrood? In politics, it

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is about power. There are different interests at stake. The SNP wants to

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get as much of their manifested through as possible, even though

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they are in minority. Opposition parties want to contain them,

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constrain them. Not work against them. They are the opposition. They

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want to hold back and reform and revised that there is a wider issue

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here as well. Scottish parliament does not have a revising second

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chamber. They have to get it right first time. There are many across

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all the parties who filled the committee system needs to be

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sharper, more precise and more focused, in order to ensure that

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legislation is better. Thank you. Still to come on

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tonight's programme... How the steamy sights and sound

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of the West Highland line In sport, as one bookie suspends

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betting on the next Celtic manager, the speculation over Ronny Deila's

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replacement goes into overdrive. And from the home of Scottish rugby

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to a new home entirely - Edinburgh go in search

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of that special atmosphere. In scenes that are more

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Hitchcock than Countryfile, hundreds of young lambs

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are being killed or injured in attacks by ravens

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in the north of Scotland. Farmers in Caithness have

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launched a petition calling Now Scottish natural heritage says

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it will consider greater controls, The lambing season is normally the

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highlight of the year for sheep farmers. Their newborn stock is

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under attack from the common Raven, which is wreaking havoc on their

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holding. I have lost probably about 30 lambs to ravens this year. Also

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we are not getting a chance to save any lands. It is haunting to see

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your hard work lying there and dying. For the children to

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experience as well, it is very upsetting. Images of the slaughtered

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lambs are too gory. Birds attacked their eyes and tongue is first. On

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this farm, there is evidence that they strike when the sheep is giving

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birth. The carnage is repeated in Caithness where they are reporting

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hundreds of losses. The ravens are teaming up and attacking the lambs.

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You didn't mind one or two over a season but it is getting more and

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more ravens appearing. Ravens can be shot under licences issued by

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Scottish Natural high Heritage. The rules on permits are far too

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restrictive. It is felt that this has reached a climax and there needs

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to be serious control measures put in place. We believe that could be a

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season stipulated carrying out Raven control. Conservationists warn they

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season stipulated carrying out Raven will challenge any move to take them

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off the protected species list. It is not nice to see young lambs being

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taken by ravens. We need to find the best way to tackle that. In the

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meantime, farmers throughout the area are on high alert, as the

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so-called bird of darkness continues to cast a shadow over their

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livestock and livelihoods. Edinburgh Council expects

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an independent inquiry into the closure of 17 schools

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in the city to conclude before The council says the search

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for a chair - who'll determine the inquiry's remit -

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could extend beyond Scotland with the aim of having

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someone in place by summer. Repair work on the schools,

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which closed due to safety fears, remains on track allowing them

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all to reopen in time The official Scottish campaign

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for Britain to remain in the EU has launched

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with a message that it "doesn't include political parties and wants

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to connect with people Scotland Stronger in Europe

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featured the chairwoman of its advisory group,

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Professor Mona Siddiqui. Meanwhile, former SNP deputy leader

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Jim Sillars has called on nationalists to vote to leave

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the European Union. A look at other stories

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from across the country. A man has appeared in court charged

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with murder after a death The body of Kazi Ahmad was found

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in his flat in Rosemount Mr Ahmad managed the Raj Dulal

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restaurant in the city's Dee Street. 62-year-old Riasat Khan,

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of no fixed abode, made no plea or declaration at Aberdeen Sheriff

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Court and was remanded in custody. The National Trust for Scotland

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has hit out at plans by Scottish Hydro to build

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a new high voltage power line SSE wants to upgrade the grid

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connection between Beauly and Kintore in Aberdeenshire

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and wants to build a new powerline Campaigners who fought

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to save the historic former gatehouse to Edinburgh's Royal

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Botanic Gardens have seen their efforts rewarded

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as the restored cottage First built in the 18th century,

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it marked the entrance It was earmarked for demolition

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but campaigners secured a grant to rebuild the cottage,

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moving the original stones one It is therefore the future. Kids and

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people can come to visit this and hopefully they will be able to learn

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how the gardeners and so on lived and worked. It is about living

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history really, isn't it? Pictures have been

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released of a rescue operation on Ben Nevis

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after a climber fell near the summit The man, who had injured his hand

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and leg, was helped by the Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team

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before police called Two plastic pigs which

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Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie was seen

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holding on the night of his election win have helped

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raise ?250 for charity. Edinburgh's Gorgie city farm

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was the scene of a campaign highlight when Mr Rennie

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was upstaged by some amorous pigs. A newspaper competition named

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the pair Kama and Sutra. Sir Jackie Stewart has

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given his backing to a new partnership aimed

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at developing The Formula One legend says

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there are more champions out Who is it going to be? Jackie

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Stewart leads over the line. Jackie Stewart, the flying Scot, three

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times world champion, a benchmark by which others are judged. Not quite

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so easy getting in and out these days. Now in his 70s and racing

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royalty. Giving his full backing to a new scheme to fund motorsport.

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Motorsport in Scotland per capita we are leading the world with

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successes, whether it is in rally driving, motorbike as well as cars.

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It is two wheels as well as 4-wheel. We have to build that further if

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we're going to get another new generation of topline racing

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drivers. I think this is great start. The idea of this funding is

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to find the next great Scottish motorsport talent which takes them

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from karting to rallying or from karting to single seater racing,

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following the steps of Coulthard. Straight on, over a bridge. Rallying

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also brought great successful Scotland, not least with Jimmy McRae

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winning titles ahead of his son, Colin, winning world title. He is

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convinced more champions are out there waiting to be discovered.

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convinced more champions are out Young guys with loads of talent and

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no money. There are older guys with loads of money and no talent.

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Hopefully this will bring on the young guys with talent. We invest

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already in 50 sports, a huge range of sports and this is an opportunity

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to recognise the interest in motorsport and take that forward. So

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Jackie says it is important to keep momentum going, to look to business

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and sponsorship to invest more in the sport and find the future world

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champion. Jonathon's got our

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sporting round-up. Roy Keane is the new favourite to be

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the next Celtic manager. The Republic of Ireland number two

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has been linked with the job in the past but one bookmaker has

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now stopped taking bets on him Here's our Senior Football

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Reporter Chris McLaughlin. Well, even before Ronnie Deila

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announced he was standing down here there was already speculation about

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who would replace him. We have already seen Brendan Rodgers as the

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favourite. David Moyes has been the favourite. Today, one particular

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Irish book-maker has suspended betting on Roy Keane. Is that a

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publicity stunt? Perhaps. But we know that the Celtic owner is a fan

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publicity stunt? Perhaps. But we of the former Manchester United

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captain. He tried to bring him in last time. It was thought Deila

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could be his number two. Roy Keane as the new manager? Here's one man

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who has worked underneath him at sun derland. He is hard, but fair. What

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you see is really what you get. He was an aggressive player, he wanted

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to win every match and from what I have seen it's exactly the same as a

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manager. Celtic have two games remaining before the season ends.

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But my information from the club is that no decision is imminent and

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that they are still interviewing potential candidates so don't be

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surprised if you see more favourites between now and the new man being

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announced. Watch this space.

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The Hibs manager Alan Stubbs says he won't let speculation

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over his future get in the way of the Premiership play-off

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It's the first leg tonight at Easter Road, with the second-leg

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In from Henderson. McGregor! 2-0. Hibs kept alive hopes of promotion

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with victory in the play-off quarter-final. Over the weekend the

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Hibs boss linked with a vacancy at Bolton, but with a Scottish Cup

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final on the horizon as well, he says his focus is entirely on Hibs.

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Only one thing on my mind right now and that's trying to achieve a great

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end to the season for the football club. And nothing will deter me away

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or make me lose concentration, no matter what is in the paper. In

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contrast, the Hibs exertions against Raith, Falkirk sealed second place

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in the championship with victory over Morton. They face Hibs and then

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host them for a second leg on Friday T should be tight. Four games

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between the sides this season, three draws and one narrow Hibs victory. I

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think it's important that we stress to players and I am sure Alan will

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say to his players as well, keep discipline, not just in the shape

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side of the game and tactics but also keep discipline, no doubt there

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will be tackles flying and that's the nature of the beast. The sides

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met in the Scottish Cup semifinal last year. Falkirk were the winners

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that day. Who will be celebrating first leg success tonight?

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And there's live commentary of the match on Sportsound, along

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with updates from the Premiership game between Dundee United

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and Partick Thistle and Clyde versus Queen's Park

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in the League One play-off final first leg.

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Edinburgh Rugby's chief executive says the move from Murrayfield

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to Myreside should build a strong future for the club.

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It should also certainly generate a better atmosphere.

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Currently an average of 4,000 Edinburgh fans cheer

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their side on in a stadium with a capacity of 70,000.

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Murrayfield, it's been the spiritual home for Edinburgh rugby over the

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past 20 years. But a move up the road is afoot. Along with a new

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partnership. We need as a club to be able to create space for ourselves,

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to really grow and move ourselves forward and this is the ideal

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opportunity in partnership with the college who have been a willing

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partner to engage with. The move to here will take place next January

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and the capacity will be increased from 2,000, to around 5,000.

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However, for bigger games it will attract bigger crowds, Edinburgh

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However, for bigger games it will will return to Murrayfield. Matches

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like the 1872 Scottish Cup, the big event matches where this year we had

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a crowd of 24,000 and we look to continue to grow that we would look

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to always take these back to here at Murrayfield. One former captain of

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Edinburgh and George Watson's says the move will bring a much needed

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attribute for the Pro side. It's always been received well by the

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players. It's a tremendous surface, it's a wide pitch, it's as big as

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Murrayfield. Big in-goal areas, it's attractive to play rugby, it's more

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about the intimacy and atmosphere that Edinburgh can generate now and

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that's what I am looking forward to. Nine months to wait for the fans.

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They hope the move will turn around the club's fortunes on the pitch.

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That's the sport for tonight. The West Highland Rail line

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between Fort William and Mallaig is one of the great railway journeys

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of the world and it's back Its fame may have been boosted

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by its key role in the Harry Potter films but, as Craig Anderson

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reports, this year the sound Through 42 miles of some of the most

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stunning scenery. This is the first week back in operation for the

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summer season. With brilliant sunshine and temperatures of more

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than 25C, train spotters and passengers on board were delighted.

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We are loving it. It's a beautiful day. Gorgeous. Fantastic day. Very

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good so far. I am impressed by the weather. The train was packed today.

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good so far. I am impressed by the And it's booked up weeks and months

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in advance. There was definitely a Harry Potter effect but they did a

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survey on train journeys of the world and it was one of those

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services they identified as probably the greatest.

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But an official inquiry and court prosecutions over safety failings by

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the train company in the west of England led to fears that regulators

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might ban West Coast railways from running services this year.

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Fortunately that's been sorted out now. It would be a disaster, it

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would be a knock-on effect. There is not just people like myself but you

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have folks who run bed and breakfasts and so on, all along the

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line, they would all be affected by the steam train not being around. It

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brings good things to the area. The return of the steam train to the

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line signals brighter summery days ahead. The fact that it attracts

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hundreds and hundreds of visitors and enthusiasts means it brings joy

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to the tourist industry too. This year that joy has been twinned with

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a measure of relief due to the fact that it might not have been able to

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run on these tracks after all. Just ahead of the weather news

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of tonight's Scotland 2016. And we hear from an 84-year-old

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survivor of Hiroshima who's urging politicians here to oppose

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the renewal of the Trident nuclear I started seeing moving objects

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nearing me. I couldn't believe they were human beings. They just didn't

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look like human beings. It was a procession of ghosts. You can see

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more that was interview tonight on BBC Two.

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Now the latest weather forecast. Plenty of dazzling sunshine on offer

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as demonstrated here. Not a cloud in the sky. I should also mention that

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our top hot spots this afternoon were on the Isle of Skye.

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our top hot spots this afternoon Sglp The emphasis for tonight and

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the overnight period is for plenty of dry weather and clear skies too.

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Here is the picture this evening. Plenty of late evening sunshine to

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end the day. Perhaps more cloud feeding in to south-western parts

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end the day. Perhaps more cloud and perhaps a few spots of rain.

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Elsewhere, largely dry and plenty of clear skies. Mist and fog forming up

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through the northern Isles, perhaps sinking south. But not a cold night

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by any means. Temperatures holding newspaper double figures along the

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West Coast and perhaps sheltered rural spots dipping to around four

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or five. Tomorrow morning and any mist and

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low cloud in the far north perhaps stubborn to clear but it eventually

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does that during the morning and cloud in the south-west also

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clearing away to leave another fine, dry and bright day. Plenty of

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sunshine around and in that sunshine temperatures responding well,

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particularly so along the West Coast. We could see temperatures

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reaching highs of 22 for many parts. Always cooler up through the

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northern Isles where we will have a fresh north-Easterly breeze and

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similarly along the coast and down the east coast with a fresh onshore

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breeze. Into the rest of the afternoon into

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the evening period, not much change. We are hanging on to plenty of fine

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and dry weather and sunshine to end the day. Perhaps more in the way of

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cloud feeding in to the south-east corner. Thursday then and we are

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pulling air in from the north but still under the influence of high

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pressure so plenty of fine and dry weather. That air from the north is

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going to be pegging temperatures back along the east coast. Further

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west doing best. That's it for now. Thank you very much. That's

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Reporting Scotland. We are back after the 10.00pm news. Until then,

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good evening.

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