14/08/2016 Reporting Scotland

You can see more on all of today's stories on the BBC News Channel.

Scottish Olympians in Rio are celebrating the country's

best ever medal haul from an overseas Games.

Andy Murray is playing now, hoping to become the first

player to win two Olympic singles tennis titles.

Earlier, cyclist Callum Skinner won silver in

Yes, good evening from Rio and the Olympic Games. Another successful

night for a Scottish athlete competing as part of Team GB. More

news from the velodrome in a minute but first news from that brightly

coloured tennis arena where Andy Murray is in the singles final

against Juan Martin del Potro. Andy Murray is looking to defend his

Olympic singles title. The gold medal he won in London 2012. I can

tell you it is looking good so far although it is early days and the

best sets in this final. Andy Murray took the first set 7-5. It is

currently the use in the first game of the second set. Going for gold

band. And we Murray -- Andy Murray going for gold. A silver medal for

another Scottish athlete as part of Team GB. Scottish cyclist Callum

Skinner against not just his fellow Team GB team-mate Jason Kenny but

also the cyclist he shares a room with in Rio. Jason Kenny getting the

better of Callum Skinner on that one but a brilliant silver medal for the

young cyclist, the Scottish cyclist, to add to the gold medal he won in

the team events earlier this week. That is an 11th medal for a Scottish

athlete competing as part of Team GB in these games. Elsewhere today, the

Edinburgh diver Grace Reid came eighth in the three metres

springboard. Laura Muir made it through to the semifinals of the

1500 metres. Athletics are starting to gather pace in these real games.

Kirsty Gilmore in the badminton singles continues her quest for

success. She is in action in one hour. I bring you a quick update

from the tennis. Behind me, it is advantageous to Del Potro but Murray

is still leading by one set love. 7-5 he won the first set by but he

is going for gold in the tennis 7-5 he won the first set by but he

arena behind me. This evening, Callum Skinner the Scottish cyclist

competing as part of Team GB has won silver.

A salvage team has managed to get back on board the stricken oil rig

Transocean Winner in order to carry out a full assessment of damage.

Eight experts scaled the structure using ropes, after bad

weather hampered previous attempts to board the rig.

Police in Edinburgh say they're treating the stabbing

of a shopkeeper with a machete as attempted murder.

Tahir Ahmed sustained a fractured skull in Friday's attack.

His family say it's the third time in a year the newsagents

in the Trinity area of the city has been targeted.

Royal Bank of Scotland still plans to move its registered office out

of Scotland should there be a Yes vote in any future

Chief executive Ross McEwan has stressed that it would not lead

to major job losses in Scotland - something that's been welcomed

Shortly before the first independence vote in 2014,

RBS confirmed it had drawn up contingency plans to "re-domicile"

the bank's holding company to England.

Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band from Northern Ireland have

They reclaimed the title yesterday after the Shotts Dykehead

Caledonia band triumphed at last year's event.

Well, it's over to Kirsteen now with the weather outlook

Good evening. High pressure will afford us a feud playing days -- a

couple of fine days of wider and tonight dry with clear spells.

Chilly for sheltered, rural areas under clear skies. Tomorrow has a

fine dawn with plenty of brightness and sunshine. Some mist and low

cloud slow to clear. The Western and Northern Isles, but it should clear

through the morning to leave some bread or sunny spells here. It will

become warm for most of us tomorrow. Widely 20-22 Celsius with a high of

23 Celsius on the Moray Coast. Cooler towards Eastburn western

coastal areas. The East, a sea breeze and further west with

freshening south to south-easterly winds. For Tuesday, a fine, dry and

sunny warm day is on the cards. You can watch Andy Murray on BBC Four.

Our next update's at 6.25am tomorrow morning during Breakfast Time.