14/05/2016 Reporting Scotland

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The Flying Scotsman will now be able to run on the Borders and Fife

It comes after 24 hours of wrangling between the government

The rail operator said last night that it had been unable to check

if the locomotive would have fitted platforms and bridges on the line.

It is one of the most famous engines in the world drawing crowds wherever

it goes, but Flying Scotsman is on its way to Scotland but it has been

a day of drama. Last night Network Rail said they did not have the rate

data to gauge the engine and so the trip had to be cancelled. There was

anger from the Scottish Government, the owners of the train and the

public. Hundreds have bought tickets for the once-in-a-lifetime

experience. This morning at the steam railway railway enthusiast

website. The plan to try to go and see it. Absolutely gutted a lot of

will be disappointed. I have always wanted to see the Flying Scotsman.

We were all looking forward to seeing it. It is coming here for

servicing as well. It is kind of sad. Then after heads had been

knocked together the transport Minister Derek Mackay and Network

Rail announced the problem had been sold. There will be an

investigation. The focus of that will be to figure out what went

wrong and learn lessons from that and make sure it does not happen

wrong and learn lessons from that again. The company operating the

Flying Scotsman had been overcome with the reaction from the public

and compared it to David and Goliath. Perhaps we had more

battalions on the side of David and we realised got the reaction from

Scotland this morning was fantastic, supportive of what we are trying to

do. For nearly 100 years on and off, but Flying Scotsman has steamed up

and down the UK. It will come here for some TLC after the ousting to

the Borders and across the railway bridge to five tomorrow. The railway

expect growth just to watch at standstill, such is the appeal. The

public are looking forward to seeing one of the most famous engines and

the world and it will be here on display on Monday.

A young woman from Lenzie who was jailed three years ago

for trying to smuggle drugs from Peru is to be

released from prison, according to Peruvian authorities.

Melissa Reid was caught along with Michaella McCollum

from Northern Ireland, who was released last month.

Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum were caught with cocaine worth ?1.5

million in food packages in their luggage at the airport in Lima in

August 2000 and 13. They claimed they were forced by a gang at

gunpoint to travel to the country to collect the drug. The court in Peru

issued a press release yesterday saying they have now agreed to expel

Melissa Reid from the country. We understand the magistrate who heard

Melissa Reid in a hearing last month has granted an expulsion order for

the 22-year-old and that is officially known as a special

country departure benefit for sentence foreigners. The judge

decided having served one third of sentence and complied with other

measures, Melissa Reid had met the requirements of the law. A spokesman

for the Foreign Office said they continued to provide assistance to

Melissa Reid. In tennis, Andy Murray

is through to the final Murray won his semi-final

in straight sets against the unseeded Frenchman Lucas

Pouille. The Scot will next face either

Novak Djokovic, or Kei Nishikori. Football and Rangers have made

a move to sign the Burnley The 33-year-old was

shown round the club's Talks will continue

and a deal could be imminent. It's over to Kirsteen now

with the weather forecast Good evening. It has been a fine day

across much of Scotland is a little chilly especially in the north. This

evening we continue with the dry steam with plenty of sunshine. But

tonight allowed increases across the North followed by light outbreaks of

rain. For Central and southern areas we hold onto the clear skies,

perhaps a short lived touch of prosperous rural areas. Temperatures

generally holding up at around five or 6 degrees with light

north-westerly wind. Tomorrow a fine start for central and southern

areas, if a little chilly. Across the North more in a way of cloud

with light and patchy outbreaks of rain and some bright spell.

Temperatures around 14 or 15 degrees rain and some bright spell.

for central and southern parts tomorrow. Again across the North

dealing with the quite chilly. -- feeling.

Our next update is tomorrow evening at ten to seven.

Until then, from everyone on the team, enjoy the rest