12/08/2016 Reporting Scotland

It's been another great day at Rio for the Scottish athletes

Lossiemouth's Heather Stanning, along with her partner Helen Glover,

have taken gold in rowing in the women's pairs.

Another wonderful day for British and for Scottish rowing. Heather

Stanning and Helen Glover have won another gold medal. Well done. Thank

you. All the pressure was all new. How did you feel this morning when

you walk up and thought you were the ones to beat? All week we have been

nervous. Pressure to deliver every time. This is the event we have been

building up to for the last few years so what was important that all

the learning has been done and we go out and deliver. We have worked for

this and we know this is what we wanted to do. It was also try to

stay in the moment and enjoy it. You said you were nervous. I wonder

stay in the moment and enjoy it. You you were feeling? How was it for

you? It was a real. I cannot you were feeling? How was it for

describe how you feel. You do not feel like anything I could put words

to. You are a proud mother this evening. I think so. Let us look at

this medal. That is so heavy. It is fantastic. This is a defence of your

Olympic title, your second gold medal, a study in the making. Has

that started to sink in yet? I do not think so. It took a few months

for London to sink in. As soon as we crossed the line we realise we have

done it. We know what it is like to be Olympians and to be Olympic

champions. That is a good feeling but it will take a while to sink

into the light we have done it twice. Our reporter joins us now

from Rio and more good news for Scots tonight. Yes, fantastic four

Heather Stanning, a gold medal winner. Andy Murray not quite a

Heather Stanning, a gold medal medal winner yet but the defending

champion is through in the tennis. He had a struggle today. He was

flying back then was levelled up by Steve Johnson of America. A third

set tie-break that Andy Murray one, 7-2. His opponent has become clear.

He will have a Japanese opponent tomorrow for a place in the Olympic

final on Sunday. Laura knew the British 1500 metres

record-holder has her heat on the Olympic track in the small hours of

up to date on that. Callum Skinner, up to date on that. Callum Skinner,

-- Callum Skinner, called in the team sprint. And they will compete

against Jason Kenny tomorrow. Two Turkish men, convicted

of smuggling ?500 million worth of cocaine on a ship

in the North Sea, have been jailed Mumin Sahin and Emin Ozmen

were found guilty, after more than three tonnes of the drug

were discovered inside the tug, which was intercepted

off the Aberdeen coast. Aberdeen Harbour in April

last year and the search was on for a particularly valuable

cargo hidden aboard 3.2 tonnes of cocaine

with an estimated street value of ?500 million was removed

from a specially adapted tank deep It took the search team days

to find it and get it out. Today the Turkish captain of the tug

and his second command were jailed for the smuggling and

supply of that cocaine. The judge told the two men that

though they were not at the top end of the drugs hierarchy,

the quantity of cocaine in this case was not only significant,

but massive and they had both He jailed the captain,

Mumin Sahin for 22 years and his First Officer Emin Ozmen

for 20 years. I'm hoping it will send out

the message that the courts in Scotland will not tolerate anyone

using our waters for What about people watching that

case in Scotland? What would the impact of that

consignment have been here, any? 3.2 tonnes of cocaine destined

for mainland Europe. The UK is a large user, the largest

user of cocaine in Europe. A large quantity of that would have

found itself into the UK The entire 3.2 tonnes

of cocaine made it as far A high-level security operation

was put in place to bring it That cargo had been

on an international voyage. Loaded in South America and tracked

to the Pentland Firth. The UK Border Force

and the Royal Navy were involved acting from a tip-off

from the French authorities. 100 miles east of Aberdeen

the Hamal was boarded The criminal investigation

to find those higher up in this sophisticated

smuggling operation continues. is being given a much

lower profile, according BBC Scotland has been told

by Ross McEwan that RBS was associated with the bank's

global ambitions, which it has retreated from since

the bank's near collapse. The strategy now is to focus

on customers in Britain and Ireland, with Royal Bank of Scotland to be

the name used here. Two men jailed for sexually abusing

boys at a Catholic-run school have been told by a judge they committed

a gross abuse of trust. Paul Kelly and John Farrell

were sentenced to ten In the late '70s and early '80s

they assaulted vulnerable pupils at St Ninian's in Fife,

which has since closed. Here is the weather. The cloudy

night to come for most of us with some showers around. Laws of 11

Celsius. Winds will continue to ease. Tomorrow will be cloudy with

further showers. It will become fewer and further between as we go

through the day for southern, central and Eastern areas. Bright

spells developing here. Best of the sunshine in the East. The cloudy

prospect across much of the north-west with showers perhaps

merging to get longer spells of rain. A westerly breeze for Western

coastal areas and highs of 14 or 15 Celsius here. For Sunday a largely

dry day, still feel out of cloud, one or two showers across the north.