19/06/2016 Reporting Scotland

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The First Minister has said anyone planning to use their EU referendum

vote as a way to win Scottish independence should vote

However, Nicola Sturgeon's opponents say she's sending mixed

The comments came as referendum campaigning resumed

Today, slowly but surely, campaigning in Scotland ahead of the

EU referendum began to get back to normal. Supporters of a vote to

leave the European Union were out on the streets of Glasgow in the hope

of winning more backers. In Edinburgh, Remain side was making

its case. Also campaigning today, the First Minister. Nicola Sturgeon

says a second independence referendum could be triggered if the

rest of the UK votes to leave the EU but Scotland does not. But she wants

the UK to stay and had this message for votes. If you are basing your

decision, and I am not, but if you are basing it on what you think is

best for the case of Scottish independence, do not votes to leave.

Vote to remain. Conservative MSP Graham Simpson who

votes for Brexit says that put the SNP at odds with their votes. It is

simply not credible that every single SNP parliamentarian things

the same way on this issue. If you are a national list, which clearly I

am not, it seems to me it is the national -- thing to want to leave

the European Union -- national list. Campaigning had been suspended since

the killing of MP Jo Cox in her Yorkshire constituency. There is

knows the gesture of a link but this Yorkshire constituency. There is

campaign has brought controversial issues like immigration to the

forefront of the public debate, so could there be now a change in the

days before the vote? I think it will cause those in the forefront of

the campaign to be a little more careful with their words, but I do

not hold with the view that this murder had anything, or was directly

to do with some of the more unpleasant aspects of the campaign.

So after a tragic event which has united political opponents in grief,

it is now on to a final push for arguments before voters go to the

polls on Thursday. Thousands of pounds have been raised

online for the family of deaf mother-of-four Kirsty Aitchison,

whose body was recovered Flowers were placed at the side

of the river today, while an online fundraising drive

is asking for contributions towards her funeral costs

and to support her children. Kirsty Aitchison had been at a

social event for the deaf community last Saturday afternoon and was last

seen by friends leaving a bar and Sauchiehall Street at three on

Sunday morning. She was captured on CCTV holding her high heels and

walking barefoot. Extensive searches were organised involving police

divers and an air support unit. Those close to her organised

appeals. But late chests and brush yesterday afternoon, her body was

discovered in the River Clyde. -- but late yesterday afternoon. Police

are not treating her death as suspicious.

Minimum staffing levels in Scotland's NHS are to

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will confirm the plans

when she addresses the Royal College of Nursing Congress

She will say that discussions will begin over the summer,

with the aim of putting health staffing on a statutory basis.

The RCN welcomed the promise, but said it would only work

if it was backed up with funding for extra staff.

Tennis, and Andy Murray warmed up for Wimbledon in perfect fashion,

by winning the grass court tournament at London's Queen's Club.

He's won the tournament a record five times.

The Scot took on Milos Raonic and it did not go the favourite's way,

losing the first set the Canadian and a tie-break. Kirsty Aitchison --

Milos Raonic had not had his serve broken all tournament but Murray

managed in the second set. And he then went on to win the second set

6-4. He took it 6-3 in the last set to set the scene for Wimbledon at

the end of the month. Let's get the weather prospects

for this evening and the start Rain on the way across much of

Scotland already courtesy of this weather front crossing the country.

Freshening south-easterly winds. Here, you can see a change of wind

direction from the West. That will be our patent for the working week.

Changeable weather, that does not mean to say it will all be rain. Dry

interludes and the East of Scotland is seeing more warm weather. The

rain much the country tonight and is confined to Shetland. No rain for a

while here so it will be a shock. Those of around 12, 13 Celsius.

Tomorrow, the rain clears Shetland into the afternoon and largely dry

elsewhere. Showers during the morning, scattered showers, highs of

20 Celsius and it will be quite sunny as well.

Our next update's just after the ten o'clock news.

Until then, from everyone on the team here in Glasgow, enjoy

2016 if they beat Russia. Even a draw