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tonight's BBC News at Ten. That's it. Now on BBC One we can join the

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BBC's news teams where you are. Goodbye.

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The Scottish and English FAs lobby FIFA to allow players to wear

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poppies for their match on Armistice Day.

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Losing their farms and their livelihoods over

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an error in the law - the tenant farmers trying

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Also on the programme, Former miners in Scotland call

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for an investigation into confrontations

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between pickets and police during the miners' strike.

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A study that says one in six jobs in the public sector could be

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And, we're in Germany as Celtic prepare for tonight's

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Is a poppy a symbol of remembrance or a political statement?

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That question is at the heart of a row between the Scottish

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and English Football Associations, and the sport's world

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Fifa has turned down a request from the FAs for players to be

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allowed to wear armbands featuring poppies during their world cup

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qualifying match which takes place on Armistice Day.

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Our political correspondent Andrew Kerr joins us

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I am in the garden of remembrance in Princes Street Gardens in the

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capital. It just opened yesterday. At this special time of year when we

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look back and we think of those who have given their lives so we could

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enjoy the freedoms we have today. All around me I am surrounded by

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simple white wooden crosses, adorned by a simple symbol, the poppy. Our

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footballers I wanted the chance to wear that symbol so they too can

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have the opportunity to remember. A simple ceremony, a reminder of

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sacrifice, people come to remember conflicts in the distant past and

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recent, painful events, too. The young men who gave their lives in

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battles like the Somme 100 years ago were just like these young men,

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friends who banded together. On the 11th of November, Armistice Day,

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Scotland will play England and the teams want to wear a poppy. We have

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had a president on this back in 2011. I think it's clear, and the

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point we are making is this is not a political statement, this is a

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personal choice, this is a mark of respect for those who have lost

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their lives in the war. It's thought Fifa under the new regime is more

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likely to be sensitive to this issue involving the oldest international

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match in the world. There's certainly political will for a

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change of heart. I think it is important to commemorate and

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remember the people who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the world wars

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and there is no better to do this on Armistice Day, on the 11th of

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November when England play Scotland. I hope Fifa take the sensible

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approach and allow the teams to wear a poppy. I think Fifa have badly

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misjudged this. The fact the game itself takes place on the 11th of

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November and the fact this is the year to commemorate the Great War of

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the First World War shows how badly they have it. The poppy is not a

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political symbol. This year's Poppy Appeal was launched by: skin. People

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of all ages in Scotland will give this year to help veterans and many

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will wear a poppy with pride. There's certainly a great deal of

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support to allow the descendants of those who fought to remember as they

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meet on a different field of conflict.

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Stewart Reagan mentioned in that report there is a precedent in 2011

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when England took on Spain at a friendly in Wembley. Stuart Reagan

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will be meeting with Fifa in the next couple of days, just pushing

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their case, hoping that there might be a change of heart, that the

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English and Scottish players might be able to wear those armbands on

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Armistice Day. Back to you. Thank you Andrew.

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Former Scottish miners say the UK government's decision to rule out

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a public inquiry into what became known as the Battle of Orgreave

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in Yorkshire during the miners' strike in 1984 makes

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Campaigners here want an investigation into confrontations

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between striking miners and police north of the border.

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In Newtongrange, the old Callery was declared the National mining Museum

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in 1984. The same year as the most bitter of industrial disputes was

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unravelling. About 150 pickets were placed by -- faced by police as they

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left the mind. Striking miners clashed with police, one of the

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worst instances was just outside Edinburgh. One of those arrested was

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Alec Bennett. I appeared in court charged with breaching the peace and

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fined ?100. That was the 20th of December, 1984. I got my P 45 in

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January and I never worked for three years after the strike.

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In Westminster today a junior minister faced an urgent question in

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the Commons 24 hours his boss Amber Rudd ruled out an inquiry into the

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clashes at Orgreave. Isn't it staggeringly Home Secretary has

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brushed away an inquiry as unnecessary and is in me even more

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revealing she wasn't prepared to come to this house today to justify

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her decision? Some believe there is evidence that the Tory government

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instructed police to take a harsh approach in Scotland in the

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aftermath of the violence in Yorkshire. There's a lot of

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questions about civil liberties and about the politics of the policing

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of the strike. It goes far beyond individual cases of justice and

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requires a collective response. Hundreds of miners remain convicted

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of offences during the strike, more here in Scotland than any other part

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of the UK, and that's why campaigners say it is imperative

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that there is an investigation here into the conduct of police. I don't

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know... I can understand the Tories taking the decision that they did,

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not to investigate the Tory in government or the Margaret Thatcher

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government, but for the Scottish Parliament to take the same view as

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the Tories, I find that strange. I don't know what the reason is. The

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Scottish Government says it has no plans to it conduct and inquiry to

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the police here and say the Scottish criminal cases review board can look

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into cases of those who feel wrongly convicted.

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Defence Secretary Michael Fallon says he hopes to be able to make

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an announcement shortly on the review of military

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There are concerns for the future of sites such as the historic

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Fort George base near Inverness and the Kinloss barracks in Moray.

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The MOD is keen to close down and sell off dozens

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A group of tenant farmers is taking the Scottish government to court

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to try to win compensation for having to leave the farms

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The farmers say they are the victim of flawed legislation ,

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and the government must take responsibility.

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acres have been farmed by the Patterson family since 1996 after

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they signed a limited partnership lease with the local landlord to run

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it for ten years. Legislation to try and strengthen the rights of tenant

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farmers in 2003 should have given them security for decades, but once

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that law was ruled to be incompetent, their hope of staying

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beyond their initial lease was not shared, they say, by the landlord.

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They've now been given notice to leave at the end of the month. I

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hope that those with power over this wrong legislation, the floor in the

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law before this week's over. I hope they do provide a means for the

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farmers who are losing their farms to be able to continue to farm. It's

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not so much the landlord but the Scottish Government they blame for

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their situation. Arriving at court in Edinburgh today in and John

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Patterson argues they are the victims of clumsy legislation and

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they must be compensated for the victims of clumsy legislation and

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money they've invested in the farm over the years. It was a flawed law.

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The Scottish Government said they would look sympathetically upon us,

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told us to put in a compensation claim and ever since they've been

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put in, the shop shutters have gone up and now we're standing outside

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here, having to take it to court. The Pattersons are one of seven

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tenant farmers from around Scotland taking the government to court, and

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tenant farmers from around Scotland they are supported by the farmers

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union. We simply ask government now, don't read this through the courts,

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stepped in, pay the compensation where it's due and allow the parties

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to move on from this. The Patterson family have accepted they will have

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to leave this farm that they've built up over the years at the end

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of the month, but they're hoping that by highlighting the plight

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other tenant farmers will be spared the same heartbreak. The Scottish

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Government won't comment on the court action for compensation, but

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say new legislation was brought in two years ago to replace the earlier

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flawed law. Years of uncertainty here have taken their toll, though.

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My husband... Jim has coped with it, being the head of the family, most

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of the worry has been an Jim's shoulders, that yes, it has had a

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terrible and detrimental affect my husband's health, on all of us.

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Could the controversial law aimed at tacking sectarianism in football

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Tomorrow at Holyrood, opposition MSPs are launching

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a challenge to the Government's laws around sectarian behaviour.

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So why is the offensive behaviour act so offensive to so many?

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Celtic Park in September, as the old firm teams took to the pitch in the

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home stands this, effigies draped in an orange scarf and a Rangers scarf.

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Police have made an arrest over that incident, as well as this, the

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trashing of the toilets by some Rangers fans. Four years ago the

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government 's solution was the offensive behaviour at football act,

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but opposition parties say it was a blunt instrument that damaged free

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speech. On Wednesday they will debate whether it should be

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repealed. This Labour MSP said his recent consultation shows large

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support for that stop you my view is football fans going to football

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matches should be singing football songs.

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One of the issues we've seen with the legislation is the police are

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confused about what songs are illegal and potentially cause public

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disorder. The judges are confused and the whole thing as ended up a

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real mess. One possible way forward is to make clubs legally responsible

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for fans behaviour. Ultimately it's the clubs that attracts people in

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that, by being entertainment, if you like. But the fans have got a

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loyalty to the clubs and if they realise the clubs were going to be

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punished severely, could be punished severely, it might well be that

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would be the thing, the trigger that would make them change their

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behaviour is. The legislation always arouses strong feeling among fans.

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One blogger says it's about free speech. If you take it to its

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logical conclusion, I may be offended by your tie, it doesn't

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mean the right I -- have the right to call the police and you taken

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away. It is nonsense. Many football fans agreed diarrhoea is a problem

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with Secretary is a problem with sectarianism in some parts of

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about limits on their free speech. about limits on their free speech.

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-- many football fans agree there is a problem with sectarianism. They

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will discuss it tomorrow in the Holyrood debate.

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A Labour MP who is on trial for allegedly kicking a Yes

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campaigner on the day of the independence referendum has

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St Helens South and Whiston MP Marie Rimmer faced two charges

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following an incident outside Shettleston Community Centre

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At Glasgow Sheriff Court, the 69-year-old was found not guilty

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of behaving in a threatening or abusive manner.

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Ms Rimmer denies the other charge that she assaulted a woman

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Stuart Earley had faced criticism over his pay packet of more

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Staff were informed earlier today that the charity's board had

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You're watching BBC Reporting Scotland.

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The Scottish and English FAs lobby Fifa to be allowed to wear poppies

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on their shirts for their match on Armistice Day.

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The runner Laura Muir says that reports of drugs testing failings

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at the Rio Games puts a question mark over some performances.

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Almost 90,000 people working for Scotland's public services

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could be replaced by a machine within the next 15 years, according

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The study, by Deloitte, says powerful computers will take

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the place of people who carry out routine jobs.

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Our business correspondent, David Henderson, is here and can

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They call this the rise of the machines, controlled

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by computers, which have become ever-more powerful

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That allows them to take on tasks normally done by people.

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The consultants, Deloitte, say the long-term impact could be huge.

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By 2030, they warn that automation could replace one out

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of every six jobs across Scotland's public sector.

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Almost every line of work will be affected, but the study says it

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could make our public services more productive and reduce

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Meet the new workers, helping to run a Scottish hospital. Robots like

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these ones clear floors, pack pills and deliver supplies to the wards.

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They never tire, rarely need a break and could replace thousands of

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humans. We estimate that one in six or 80,000 jobs in the public sector

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in Scotland could be automated by the year 2030. That's not going to

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happen overnight, but over time people's roles will change. There

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will be a large number of administrative roles that we simply

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won't need any more. Technology has already changed our public services.

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Bin collections like this are a thing of the past. Now, councils

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rely on fewer people and better machines. Railways too have been

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transformed with signs like these replaced by the digital revolution.

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In healthcare, new systems bring new benefits. Patients in remote areas

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can use a videolink to avoid a long journey to hospital. I spoke to a

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couple in Skye last month. That journey to come to hospital would

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have taken them two-and-a-half hours one way. That's a whole day to come

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and spend actually with 15 to 20 minutes in an out-patient clinic. .

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Think it's fantastic. That makes a difference to their quality of life.

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The rise of the machines is being difference to their quality of life.

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felt across the economy and not just by the public sector. Bringing huge

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change at work and at home, but it may take time to get the technology

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right. So, teething problems

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there for that robot. That sort of experience has prompted

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union leaders to appeal for caution. They say technology

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can only do so much. They point to big costly failures

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when computer systems were brought But it's unlikely they can halt this

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march towards automation, as our public services look for ways

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to make your money A look at other stories

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from across the country. A two-year-old boy is in a critical

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condition after falling from a fourth floor window

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in the Torry area of Aberdeen The toddler was initially taken

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to hospital in Aberdeen before Police say their inquiries

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are at an early stage, but it's not thought to be

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a criminal act. The 17,000-tonne oil rig which ran

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aground on the Western Isles in August has finally arrived off

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Turkey where it's to be scrapped. The Transocean Winner came ashore

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near Carloway on Lewis in a storm while being towed

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to the Mediterranean. It was later refloated and put

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on board a heavy lift ship. An eight-year-old boy was taken

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to hospital after a collision between a double-decker

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bus and an industrial vehicle on the southside

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of Glasgow this morning. He was treated by paramedics

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and taken to hospital, but his injuries are not thought

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to be serious. The 43-year-old bus driver has been

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reported to the procurator fiscal in connection with alleged

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road traffic offences. A First World War sculpture has been

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unveiled in Glasgow's George Square as part of the Remembrance

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commemorations. The 23 foot statue, called

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Every Man Remembered, is based on the Unknown Soldier

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and stands on a block of limestone A 67-year-old from Orkney has been

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named "Britain's hardest working Billy Muir, from North Ronaldsay,

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holds down more than 20 jobs on the small island which has

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a population of fewer than 50. His roles include lighthouse

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keeper, firefighter, He also has several voluntary roles

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within the community. Despite injuries to several key

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players, Celtic have made just one change for tonight's

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Champions League match in Germany. Brendan Rodgers' side take

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on Borussia Monchengladbach needing to win to have any chance

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of progressing in the tournament. The manager believes they can but,

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as Chris McLaughlin reports, the fans who've travelled don't

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share his optimism. A pretty peaceful morning in

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Borussia Monchengladbach, a lazy start to the day which didn't last

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long. Many are here without tickets, but with the belief in a man who has

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given them some European hope. We want to come here and the only thing

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we are concentrating on is giving it everything in the game. There is no

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doubt we can win here. If we perform to the level we know we can, then of

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course it's a possibility for us, or else we wouldn't be here. But the

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last time the sides met it was 2-0 to the Germans in Glasgow. Since

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then, Borussia Monchengladbach struggled domestically, Celtic not

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so much. As we've done in the league, we need to take that form

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and the winning mentality into the Champions League. I think if we can

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do that, then that will help us progress. Like I said, it's a

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massive game and a game we have to win. Here's why it's a must win.

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Celtic sit bottom of Group C. It's now very much a fight for third

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place. Points must be picked up tonight. I'm a Celtic man through

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and through. We will go there and try to do our best. But 2-1 Celtic.

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I'm going to go with my heart. I'm going to say we will win 2-1. Do you

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really think that We will be fortunate to get a draw. Celtic have

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injuries concerns ahead of this game this evening so too do Borussia

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Monchengladbach. Their manager said that Celtic's danger comes from the

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fact they have nothing to lose, oh, what these fans would give for a

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rare win on the road here in Germany this evening.

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Scotland's Athlete of the Year, Laura Muir, says that recent reports

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of "serious drugs testing failings" at the Rio Olympic Games

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puts a question mark over some performances.

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The middle-distance runner also believes that those who are caught

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should be thrown out of the sport for life.

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The latest accolade at the end of a remarkable season for Laura Muir.

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Voting Scotland's Athlete of the Year by her peers in the sport. It's

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a huge honour to be named Scottish Athlete of the Year, considering the

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long list we had this year. So many names. . Breaking Scottish records

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this year. The competition is very, very tough. Humble to have won the

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award. The Olympic Games were the main foe curse of Laura Muir's year.

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The news announced that thousands of Olympians were not drug tested in

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Rio. The revelations were condemned with Seb Coe saying it makes for

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uncomfortable reading. The Muir believes there are doubts over

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performances. There will be that question mark. You can't judge

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people until there is the proof, I guess as it were. Disappointed to

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hear that news. Athletics have come a big way this year, banning Russia

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from the Games. We are making a lot of big steps forward. I hope it

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continues. Keep it going. Laura Muir and her coach, Andy Young, train and

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compete with the hope that all and her coach, Andy Young, train and

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athletes are clean. Muir has no doubt what should happen to those

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athletes who take drugs. If your' caught, you're out. That is what I

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think of it. You shouldn't be given a second chance. For them to come

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back and do it again, the clean athletes are losing out. If people

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are caught with drugs, it's obvious it's their fault. They havic taken

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something, they should be out of the sport. Next on her schedule, the

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Cross Country Championship and off to South Africa for preparations for

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next year's World Championships with hopes of a cleaner sport in 2017.

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She's one of Scotland's top athletes and is European

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But speed-skater Elise Christie is still trying to get

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over her biggest sporting disappointment - even though it

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She trains fast and she talks fast. I like destroyed it to become world

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champion. She count top She has been me. Slow to get over her biggest let

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down. If I can accept what happened in Sochi I can move forward towards

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the next one. I'm in the process of doing that. In the Winter Olympics

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2014 she had hopes of medal glory. Things couldn't have turned out much

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worse. COMMENTATOR: She falls. I cannot

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believe it. She has been penalised so has Elise Christie. She was

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disqualified in all three events. She prepares for the fist event of

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this season, a World Cup meeting in Canada. I don't know how I will

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survive if it happens again if I have a terrible Olympics and I mess

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it up. All I'm thinking about is that I'm going to do it this time.

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That's my focus every day. That's why the European Champion is making

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things harder for herself in training by taking on the boys.

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Their power is higher than mine. I have to get it spot on to overtake.

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It taught me about getting the things right, not getting it right

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because I'm faster. She will be back racing the girls this weekend, or

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rather the world's fastest women. Now here's Laura Maciver

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with details of Scotland 2016. Tonight, we discuss Miss Carriages

:25:38.:25:45.

of justice after an event by the Innocence Project in Glasgow. The

:25:46.:25:51.

row with Fifa over footballer's wearing poppy armbands as England

:25:52.:25:54.

and Scotland play on Remembrance Day. Scotland 2016, BBC Two,

:25:55.:26:00.

Scotland, 10.30pm tonight. A cracking start to November, blue

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sky and sunshine around today and plenty of photos from our weather

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watchers coming in. The clear skies mean it will be chilly for many. We

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are dragging in cold air. As it comes over the sea surface picking

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up enough warmth to produce showers to the north and north-east. That is

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what we saw today. Windy here with gale force gusts for Orkney and

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Shetland for the next few hours. Elsewhere it will be dry, the wind

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will be lighter, it will be colder. Temperatures in towns and and cities

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around three to five Celsius. In the countryside where we see the blues

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on the charts down to freezing or sub zero. Tomorrow it's a chilly

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start. Hours showers to the north and north-east. They will fade away

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by the afternoon. Temperatures around nine or ten Celsius. The

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winds will back westerly by the end of the afternoon. More cloud around

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the north-west. That is the weather front approaching, the sunshine

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turning hazy by the afternoon. Elsewhere, for the north-east, after

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a showery morning, dry and bright to end the afternoon. As we head

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through the rest of the afternoon into the evening we will watch that

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weather system arrive from the north-west. That signals a change as

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we head through towards Thursday, with the high pressure we have had

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slipping away southwards. These weather fronts sweep their way in. A

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warm front pushing through, so somewhat milder conditions as we

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head through towards Thursday, fairly cloudy and damp, compared

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with today and tomorrow. The heaviest and persistent rain in the

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west and north-west, sopt some wet weather further east as well.

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Friday, low pressure overhead, a flabby low, not much in the way of

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wind, a few showers. That then clears away as we head towards the

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weekend. We will see a few showers on Saturday and Sunday, but the big

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difference will be the cold plunge from the north. Really quite chilly

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as we head through towards the weekend. That's the forecast.

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Jackie. Thank you very much.

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