15/10/2016 Reporting Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she wants inclusion to be

the Scottish government's guiding principle.

Speaking on the final day of the SNP conference,

Ms Sturgeon also said she intends to make sure Scotland remains

Our Political Correspondent Nick Eardley was there.

No Brexit! It's clear what they want. Independence supporters

outside the SNP conference, calling for another vote on the issue. She

wants independent Scotland too, and she has warned that hard Brexit

could lead to the question being asked again. If that moment does

arise, it will not be because the 2014 result hasn't been respected,

it will be because the promises made to Scotland in 2014 have been

broken. A pledge too to increase activity in Europe to encourage

trade. But this was also her first speech since winning a mandate as

First Minister, and there was much about what she wants to do with the

job. The word I want you to remember is this - inclusion. Inclusion is

the guiding principle for everything we do. So how will she achieve it?

By 2021, an extra ?500 million for GPs and health centres. There will

be a review of childcare funding, allowing parents more power to

choose where money is spent, and in front of an audience of children

raised in care, this. I am announcing today that we will launch

an independent root and branch review of the care system. It will

look at the underpinning legislation, practices, culture and

ethos, and it will be driven by those... Who have experience of

care. This conference has been dominated by Brexit and what it

might mean for another independence referendum. But Nicola Sturgeon

wants to make clear too that she's getting on with the day job. Her

speech was full of policy and plans to make Scotland more inclusive. As

the constitutional debate continues, so does governing the country.

Two young children from Ayr who were missing with their mother are now

But their mother Farrah Fadli is still missing.

Farrah Fadli or Gillespie as she is also known was last seen here in

Thornley flat drive on Wednesday, but she disappeared along with her

ten-year-old son McKenzie and four-year-old daughter Eva and

concern was raised for the family? 50. An appeal was launched and CCTV

footage released, and the children have been traced safe and well. She

dropped them off at a friend's last night. Farrah Fadli remained

missing. Police say this is out of character. They are urging her to

get in contact with them or her family. Meanwhile, anyone with any

information about her whereabouts is asked to contact the police here in

Ayr as soon as possible. Andy Murray is through to the final

of the Shanghai Masters. He beat Gilles Simon

in straight sets. Tomorrow, the Scot will meet

Spain's Roberto Batista Agut, who defeated Novak Djokovic

in the other semi-final. The BBC understands that Rangers

midfielder Joey Barton is unlikely He was suspended for a training

ground bust-up last month and has since been charged by the Scottish

FA for breaching rules Football, and in the Premiership

there were wins for Hearts are in third place

after beating Dundee, Last night, Rangers

won away at Inverness. Now it's over to Kawser

with the weather outlook It has been quite a cloudy and wet

day for many of us today, especially across the north-east of the

country. And some strong winds too. You can see the sea foam around

these boats, because of those strong south-easterly winds. In the

evening, becoming largely dry with clear spells. Already drier and

brighter across southern parts of the country. That rain is spreading

across Shetland, and overnight tonight, largely dry. A few showers

fringing the west Coast and the north-east, but turning Chile for

sheltered glens. There may be some frost and patchy fog for the great

Glen area. Tomorrow starts off largely dry, with sunny spells.

Later, some showers and longer spells of rain moving south to

north. There may even be the rumble spells of rain moving south to

of thunder. Still breezy around the coast.

Our next update is tomorrow evening at 6.05.