08/09/2016 Reporting Scotland

Tonight, we reveal the contents of the Government green paper which

confirms Theresa May wants to make further selection in English

education a key feature of her Government. Join me on BBC

Dungavel Immigration Detention Centre in south Lanarkshire

is to close, and will be replaced by a short-term holding facility,

Dungavel's been criticised over the years by campaigners who've

raised concerns about the treatment of people detained there

and the length of time they were held.

The Home Office says it's being closed because it's underused,

Dungavel, the former prison became a detention centre for a failed asylum

seekers in 2001. But it was this view from the inside, which first

seekers in 2001. But it was this brought it to the public's

attention. Being held there wasn't child's play. This family were

detained for more than a year, unable to attend school. They were

the first of many children sent to Dungavel with their parents. This

woman was just 14 when she was first taken there with her family in 2007.

Not being able to do anything, that was the most difficult thing for me.

I was the oldest one, and because I knew English, I had to do a lot of

translation with the lawyer and Home Office officials within Dungavel. It

is very tough on me, I felt really hopeless when I was translating,

because I know that, unless the Government did something, MS was a

campaign, we were just go in to be stuck there.

Over the years, Dungavel has been the scene of many protest. At first

against the detention of children, which only ended in 2010. There was

more controversy recently, when the BBC revealed some detailing knees

were being held for more than a year. Torture victims have also been

kept at the facility, in contravention of the Home Office's

own guidelines. This long-term campaigner this is the centre to

take supplies to those being held there.

Speak on the behalf of fellow campaigners, they will welcome the

closure, but still worried about the detention aspect which may take part

in the UK immigration and asylum system.

But the detention centre did have a purpose, to stop failed asylum

seekers from disappearing before they could be removed. Its closure

would stop the detention, instead it'll be moved closer to Glasgow

airport. In a statement, the Home Office said...

The new short-term holding facility will have 51 bed. It will be built

on this site, minutes from Glasgow Airport. The Scottish Government has

welcomed the decision to close this facility. Campaigners are ready

asking questions about what happens now to asylum seekers. They're

worried the fast track process could lead them locked up hundreds of

miles away from the family, friends and support next works. -- support

networks. The Education Secretary says

an amended Named Person scheme should be in place

by August next year - The controversial system will see

a single point of contact for all children

under the age of 18. But it was put on hold,

after the Supreme Court ruled its plans for sharing

information were unlawful. For the avoidance of any doubt,

the Government remains absolutely committed

to the Named Person service. As he updated MSPs,

the Education Secretary was clear. The Named Person scheme

is going ahead, but first For that reason, the Scottish

Government will undertake a three-month period of intense

engagement in Scotland. We will take input from

practitioners as well as parents, charities and young people,

those who support the policy and Every child under the age of 18

was supposed to have a named person by now, a health visitor

or teacher, assigned to look But the scheme was put on hold

after the Supreme Court ruled part of the controversial legislation

that dealt with information sharing Three judges ruled that the Named

Person scheme was unquestionably But they said that it was perfectly

possible that information could be shared with authorities

without the child being aware. The Conservatives want to see this

scheme scrapped, and this is why. The court stated that even

after the information sharing provisions are sorted out,

the Named Person scheme is still in danger of constituting

a disproportionate and therefore unlawful interference

with family life. Labour supported the principle,

but again called for 16 It seems absurd given that

a 16-year-old can vote, marry, To remove them would give a strong

signal that while the Government is not surrendering the Named Person

policy, it is listening, That was a concession

Mr Swinney said the Government The campaign group that brought

about the legal challenge described today's announcement as laughable,

saying the Government should be But they say they welcome the chance

of dialogue with the More than 900 children,

some as young as ten, contacted Childline in Scotland last

year, saying they were suicidal. That's almost double

the number five years ago. Our home affairs correspondent,

Reevel Alderson, reports. Hi, you're through to someone you

can talk to at Childline. It's good to talk. Childline's call

centres are handling almost double the number of calls from young

people with suicidal thoughts than five years ago. Including some

children as young as ten. The charity sees this as positive, that

you can have confidence in talking, even though the start off with more

trivial matters. The main talk about bullying or exam

rashers. Once again confidence and feel relaxed about councillor, they

may go on to tell us the real reason they're calling is live the feel

there is no hope and suicide is the only answer. Talking is a fabulous

first step to getting children and young people the right help.

This age old was a mischievous boy who always looked after his sister,

two years younger than him. It's just 12, he took his life, leaving

his family devastated. -- aged just well. Now his sister is a Childline

councillor, wanting to help other families suffering the same anguish.

I've seen the devastation it leaves behind. Not just to the family,

friends, everyone. If we can stop that happening even one child,

through Childline, then it's been worth it.

The figures were raised in Holyrood, with Labour claiming increasing

numbers of young Scots are now waiting for mental health treatment.

The First Minister admitted demand had increased.

I take the view that that is a positive development that as it

doesn't sound like it - but it means the stigma associated with mental

health is decreasing, and more people, in particular more young

people, a feeling it easier to come forward.

I thank the First Minister for that answer. In the summer, Labour

revealed over 60 young Scots had waited for the treatment they

desperately needed. These figures see that rising to 608. That is

nothing short of a national scandal. Childline is now calling for better

access to services for young people who feel they have nowhere else to

turn. A report on the care of a woman

with postnatal depression who killed her baby has

concluded that chances Erin Sutherland admitted

the culpable homicide of her baby daughter Chloe, on the grounds

of diminished responsibility. The Mental Welfare Commission has

made a series of recommendations, to improve postnatal

mental health care. Seven years ago, the Gaiety Theatre

in Ayr faced a gloomy future. The historic theatre closed

after health and safety concerns. But thanks to the support

of the local community, the Gaiety's back in business,

and it's due to reopen this weekend Our arts correspondent

Pauline McLean reports. From Sir Harry Lauder, to the stars

of many summer seasons, the Gaiety Theatre in Ayr has seen them all.

But offstage this Theatre has equally to romantic times. Not one,

the two devastating fires, and have an safety problems which closed

altogether. We've done a lot of work to the

auditorium. But this Theatre is a survivor. And after a makeover, is

now looking her best. Being closed for the six months,

people were asking, when is it going to reopen, can I do anything, can I

volunteer? There's real committee spirit behind

the theatre. And as the Gaiety prepares to reopen

this weekends, those that championed it for years are prepared to send

their best wishes. Apparently I played the Getty more

than anyone else in its history! I should get a medal. The people that

had to watch me and listen to make, they should get medals!

The first to try out the new stage, Ayr Players, one of the many amateur

companies in the area. Lindsay Robbie Coltrane has played

here, going back to Scottish musical greats, the Alexander Brothers and

people like that. So it is a fantastic privilege to feel that

you're part of that community and part of that history.

And this weekends, they and the hundreds of people who have

supported this Theatre through good times and bad can take a bow. As the

Gaiety reopens for a second century of Scottish entertainment.

Tennis, and Andy Murray is out of the US Open -

but his brother Jamie is currently battling for a place

Jamie and his partner Bruno Soares are up against the top seeds,

French pair Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut.

Murray and Soares took the first set 7-5, but lost the second 6-4. Murray

and Soares array break up in the third set.

Good evening to you. A breezy night with showery rain. Pressure compared

to recent nights combine. Tomorrow morning, early brightness around,

the best part of the day tomorrow with sunshine and eastern areas.

Cloud further west with showers to start the day. These are the

temperatures at 8am, a reasonable commute to work, but much wetter for

the journey home. Some of the showers heading for the north west

coast, but over to the Moray Firth, more sunshine for you. A reasonably

dry day in Orkney and Shetland. Through Friday, things go downhill.

Clouds thickening, showers increasing. As you concede, heavy

rain to come later and high winds. Across the UK as a whole, the wet

weather pushing into Northern Ireland, affecting Wales as well.

Most of England dry and bright at this moment. Temperatures into the

mid-20s. Elsewhere, more like the high teens, but it is the rain that

is of note. Loretta colours indicating how heavy the rain is

likely to be. When is strong, they'll force winds around the West

Coast. Disruption on ferries and bridges. But the rain is clearing

through at a pace, good news for the weekends, because come Saturday it's

away from us, becoming stuck across the southeast and the wash, for the

rest of the country, plenty of sunshine come Saturday. The winds

are light. Sunday, some bright spells around, a few showers across

the north and north west. Temperatures in the high teens. One

fly in the ointment, the next weather system coming our way will

bring a spell of heavy rain and high winds will stop the timing on its

arrival is open to doubt, it could come in during the day on Sunday.

Stage and on that one. That's the forecast.

Thank you, Christopher. An update on the tennis, Jamie Murray and his

partner are through to the