21/01/2017 Reporting Scotland

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At least 2,000 people gathered outside the US Consulate

in Edinburgh today to highlight women's rights -

a day after the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

The demonstration in the capital was one of nearly 600

Organisers think women's rights might be affected

Campaigners donned pink knitted hats and brandished banners with slogans

as they gathered here speeches. I'm here because I think it is fully

important that women stand together and that everyone stands together

against mulch on. It is an international problem. This is not a

normal presidential election, this is not in normal time and we have to

resist. We want tolerance, a better discourse and Donald Trump does not

stand for the American people. Yesterday, using the Bible given to

him by his Hebridean mother, Donald Trump, already a controversial

figure in Scotland, was sworn in as the 45th president of the United

dates. It's worrying, it is disturbing. Especially being a

women, being a minority, it's something that affects me and people

all around the world. The demonstration is similar to the

women's march on Washington, which happens later today. Yesterday,

Donald Trump said he would fight for everyone, claiming, the old of

office I can take today is an allegiance to all Americans.

The Government's been urged to guarantee EU nationals

Prime Minister Theresa May said this week that European Union citizens

would be allowed to remain here, if Britons living in EU countries

But a conference in Glasgow heard that many migrants residents

in Scotland now fear for their future.

There's been a call for Scotland to set its own immigration rules.

The UK Government said the immigration system takes

European nationals should used as the Baron dot-mac bargaining

tool. They should receive clear guarantees from the Government that

they are well, protected and welcome to stay here so that they can carry

on with their lives. We need people to to Scotland so that our

population can be attained, and to grow our economy. Apart from the

cultural benefits and the human benefits that we have from people

coming here, Scotland very seriously needs people to come from other

countries for our economy to grow in future.

There were 14 ties in the fourth round of

Rangers kicked off early, with a 2-1 win against Motherwell.

Kenny Miller scored both Rangers' goals, late in the game.

There were no fairy tale endings for the smaller sides.

Bonnyrigg Rose lost 8-0 against Hibernian,

and Formartin United went down 4-0 at Partick.

There are more Scottish Cup ties tomorrow.

One of them, Albion Rovers against Celtic,

The match is the classic David versus Goliath football scenario,

with two flatmates going head-to-head for

household bragging rights. Jonathan Sutherland reports.

It'd be more than a game for flatmate Ryan Christie of Celtic and

Calum Ferguson of Albion Rovers on Sunday, when they will go from

sharing the carriage to showing the pitch. I am unbeaten since you've

moved in. I cant even argue with that. Weird knowing each other very

long time. We went to the same nursery and we started playing

Inverness together. All the way up through the under 17 and then we

both got professional contacts at under 20 level. Calum Ferguson was

Albion Rovers hero setting up this lucrative tie with Celtic. It was a

really important goal for the club. If you people have been saying it

saved the club in some kind of way and the in financial difficulties

and the burst of money coming in has obviously helps them. Flat bagging

rates look like being kept by Brian Christie. Not only has the ready won

a Scottish cup, he is obviously the house expert when it comes to video

games. It can be a cruel game. Don't walk away. The walk of shame.

Well, It's over to Kawser now with the weather outlook

Thank you. Many others had some beautiful spells of sunshine today.

Often unbroken, as you can see here for one of our weather Watchers who

sent us this beautiful picture from the Highlands. As when across

eastern parts, a different story. We had in areas of supper and fog. This

is the image of Stirling station this afternoon, taken from Graham

one of our weather watchers here. We're looking to disease are mist

and fog from these areas as we head into the evening. He cold on Frosty

starred for the night, especially in the north. As a cloud comes in,

there will be rain and sleet, maybe even snow flurries. As temperatures

hover around freezing or below, maybe even the risk of icy

strictures on untreated roads and services. Clear skies towards the

north and here temperatures dipping to -5 or minus six. For tomorrow

morning, close with some outbreaks of rain across many parts of

Scotland. Also for Northern England, Wales, the best of the day sunshine

across the south-east of England, where high pressure is still very

much in force. Temperatures still on the cold aside, around four to seven

Celsius. As we look ahead to Monday, after a cold start to Scotland clear

Celsius. As we look ahead to Monday, skies here, cloud building from the

west, but the issue will be by the towards the south, we have several

in fog and mist. If you're heading for any flights, do check ahead,

because it may be some travel disruption.

Until then, from everyone here, enjoy the rest

as Hearts travel to Stark's Park to take on Raith Rovers.

There's live Scottish Cup action next Sunday,

as Hearts travel to Stark's Park to take on Raith Rovers.

Can the Championship side cause a Cup upset -

or will Hearts be too strong for the Kirkcaldy men?