12/02/2017 Reporting Scotland

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Police are treating the death of a woman in a house fire

The 71 year old died in what's been described

From the scene Joanne Macaulay reports.

Forensic teams and detectives were at the house to gather information

on what led to the fire. It began late last night at this property in

Kilmarnock. A 71 new Rd woman, Katherine Kelly, was pronounced dead

at the scene and 41-year-old man was taken to hospital with injuries. A

41-year-old woman also in the house did not need treatment. Police have

praised the actions of neighbours and passing motorists who raised the

alarm and try to help put the fire out. They are keen to speak any

witnesses. Extra uniformed police officers are in the area while

investigations are continuing. The police say the following a positive

of enquiry. A 23-year-old man has been

charged over the death 21-year-old Hannah Dorans

was pronounced dead at the scene when emergency services were called

to a flat in the Chesser area Scotland's food safety watchdog has

warned consumers not to eat a variety of Errington brand cheese

which has returned to shelves. Food Standards Scotland said

South Lanarkshire Council's decision to allow the Corra Linn product

to go back on sale was "premature". The firm's Dunsyre Blue variety

was linked to an e-coli outbreak last summer in which a child died,

but the company disputes Rugby and Scotland lost narrowly

to France in their second It finished 22-16 in Paris

as Vern Cotter's side A key skill of the bagpipes

in the French capital. A city where Scotland

had not won since 1999. But these players have a self

belief swelled by last No one embodies that

more than Stuart Hogg. And on his 50th international

appearance, the full-back gave France are not without their own

players and they soon had But in the face of heavy French

artillery, Scotland's stayed in the game through the boot of Finn

Russell. And his sleight of hand led

to a second Scots try. The bounce of the ball

favouring Scotland. Tim Swinson, the

grateful beneficiary. The Scots could not keep

up their resistance, though. Late penalties nudged France

in front, leaving Scotland There were errors

which cost us the game. It got us in a good

position for the first try. Patients in attack and we got a try

from it but we did not look after the ball and respected enough.

Six Nations disappointment for Scotland again in Paris.

In today's Scottish Cup matches, holders Hibs and city rivals Hearts

held each other to a goalless draw at Tynecastle.

There'll be a replay later this month.

Rangers beat Greenock Morton two-one at Ibrox.

A woman from Dunblane has become the the fastest female to row solo

Elaine Hopley arrived in Antigua this morning,

having spent nearly two months at sea taking part in

the two thousand mile Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge.

Her time of 59 days, 19 hours and 14 minutes is the best

time for any woman in the 30 year history of the race.

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

It has been a cloudy night so far, earlier in the day we had good

spells of sunshine across the West especially and tomorrow mainly

cloudy to start, wintry showers and the best of the brightness in the

west again. Tonight, similar conditions, cloud, wintry showers

across the East and in the Northwest Clarissa Bells and temperatures

falling to -4 five. During the day, quite a lot of cloud, the best of

the brightness across the Northwest and for Galloway and Argyll with a

strengthening wind. Temperatures are widely around four to six Celsius.

The Isle of Skye, ten to 12 Celsius. Our next update's at 6.25 tomorrow

morning during Breakfast Time.