10/07/2016 Reporting Scotland

a total of 16 medals, their highest tally at a European

Andy Murray has won his second Wimbledon mens singles title.

He defeated the Canadian Milos Raonic in three sets.

Earlier in the day, another Scot, Gordon Reid, won the men's

CHEERING watched the action on centre court.

CHEERING Henman Hill was more like scotch

Corner on men's final state. Murray mania in full flow. Inside centre

court, the Tartan Army were also out in force. Scotland's First Minister

hoping to witness Scottish success too. The first set was tight affair,

going with serve until the seventh game, and a break for Murray.

And from there, he wrapped up the first set, 6-4.

The second set followed a similar pattern to the first, but Murray

missed chances to break and luck was on Raonic's side. Much to the

bemusement of Murray's coach. But that was soon forgotten as Murray

went to Max sets up, taking the second on a tie-break. Raonic rarely

troubled Murray, and certainly failed to take his chances in the

third set. Murray was fired up, and roared to victory. Winning the third

set, and the championship, in a convincing tie-break. With his third

grandson went came tears. Given the cool Ivan Lendl was moved.

I've had some great moments here and some tough losses, and gas at the

wins feel extra special because of tough losses. I am proud to get my

hands on the trophy again. Our reporter Suzanne Allan watched

the match with Andy Murray's friends CHEERING

Dunblane Sports Club. CHEERING

There was jubilation here at the tumbling sports club. It may be the

second time that Andy Murray has won Wimbledon, but there was no less

excitement, so it seemed. Two people who know all about that, Fiona, you

run Dublin sports club - less more exciting this win?

I was too narrates the first time, were all in the edge sees, but

McGregor was great today, straight straits.

You seemed very calm threat at all, I saw you taking a toll on, not

looking too stressed? He has been playing very well to

read the I think you had it in and said he was going to win, and just

business as usual for him. You teach a lot of the younger

players here, how much other than as parishioners he to the boys and

girls here are? A huge inspiration, why will have

lots of boys and girls outplaying in the rain because of Andy and Jamie.

You have a long association with Andy and Jamie, you were taught with

Andy's grandmother? I was, she was one of the ladies

that what's had to play tennis. What will be like in Dunblane

tomorrow, everyone will be talking about this?

Once the rain stops, think everyone will be out playing tennis.

Hopefully it'll generate another lot of children and adults playing

tennis. Scot Gordon Reid won his second

Wimbledon title in as many days, by adding the men's wheelchair

singles to the He beat Sweden's Paralympic champion

Stefan Olsson 6-1, 6-4. Police have released the images

of 12 more people they want to trace in connection with violence

and disorder at the Fans invaded the pitch at Hampden

after Hibs beat Rangers The images can be seen on the

BBC Scotland news website. It's over to Judith now

with the weather forecast Thank you, good evening to you. It

may have been at dull day, but certainly a triumphant one.

Congratulations to Andy Murray from Oliver us. There is a very slow

moving area of low pressure meeting in, humid temperatures as well.

That'll be the case tonight. It will clear away tomorrow, fresher

conditions leading an. It starts cloudy tomorrow, bits and pieces of

rain as well. That'll clear as weight throughout the day. Brighter

skies feeding and from the north clearing that misty murkiness away.

A lot of low cloud along Shetland. Sham was clearing away across

eastern Scotland, leaving brighter spells across the day. Not bad

temperatures, 19 Celsius Baha'i. Sunshine and the odd shower, that's

forecast. Our next update is at

6:25am tomorrow morning. The weather was certainly smiling on

Andy Murray today, but that wasn't the case