26/02/2017 Reporting Scotland

The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has accused the SNP

He was speaking at the Scottish party's conference,

where he claimed Independence would lead to a hard

border between Scotland and the rest of Britain.

Our political correspondent Nick Eardley is in Perth.

Can Jeremy Corbyn find the formula for success?

The Labour Party's loss in Copeland has left further

Today he arrived in Scotland to try to rally the troops.

Now is not a time to retreat, run away or give up.

There is an attack on the SNP, too, for not doing enough to

The SNP like standing up for Scotland, but actually they are

standing by and devolving Tory austerity to every doorstep

Kezia Dugdale has been trying to cement her opposition to

People don't like the fact of an independent

Scotland that is staying in the EU would mean

enjoying the euro and having a hard border.

I say this, listen to the people and respect democracy.

The Scottish people are telling you, get on with your job and start

He may have had some accidental praise

Well done, Scottish Labour and well done our

In terms of power here in Scotland, whether it is through the

to be spent on mitigation and the welfare cuts, we are doing

What we cannot have is Jeremy Corbyn waving the

They hope it's not too late to persuade

others that they should be just as enthusiastic about his Labour.

A 42-year-old man has been detained by police

Police were called to the Drumlanrig Drive area

A 32-year-old man and a 43-year-old woman were found dead.

A Police Scotland spokesman said a 42-year-old man was detained

It's been confirmed that the Celtic legend Billy McNeill

His wife has called for more research into the illness,

and its possible links with football.

The former Celtic captain Billy McNeill became the first

Briton to lift the European cup after a 2-1

win over Inter Milan in Lisbon in 1967.

He led his team to nine successive league titles.

It is now emerged that the 76-year-old, famed

for his header skills, has been battling dementia and struggles to

speak or even remember his past achievements.

COMMENTATOR: For the 18th time in the history of this

amazing club, Celtic have won the Scottish cup!

In an interview, his wife Liz has spoken about his

degenerative condition and has called for more research to be

conducted into dementia, including possible links to heading

He did a lot of heading a ball and we have to think it may

It shows you the contrast between the superb athlete

and the athlete who succumbs to an illness, which we have

to examine carefully so that others will not suffer in the future.

Although the lustre of his fame will remain, in

fact, I think it will be accentuated enormously by that.

In a statement, Celtic football club says Billy

McNeill, who has been honoured with this statue,

faced his condition with true bravery, a quality

Glasgow Film Festival closed tonight with a red carpet event

and flashbulbs popping for the world premiere of a film

about the controversial Scots psychiatrist RD Laing.

Mad to Be Normal stars David Tennant who admits he's had a long

He was clearly brilliant. He was clearly compassionate. He clearly

thought out of the box. He was a very modern day man. He refused to

accept the norms of psychiatric medicine as it was then. But he was

a complicated man and that, of course, always fascinates us.

Time for the weather and its over to Judith.

The did clear from southern parts to reveal sunshine before it ask. This

was sent in from one of our weather watchers. The working week is quite

different. Turning colder, wintry showers. Today's low pressure but

the rain and strong wind. That clears away to the North tonight. It

will return to our shores come tomorrow and into it. That's quite

unusual for this to happen. Tonight and tomorrow morning, I saw the

content. There is a Met Office yellow weather warning. Be aware of

that first thing tomorrow. Each leased out today with Frost in

places. Predominantly dry, good sunny spells and places. Sure as to

what the North West. The rainbow clear along with the winds. All in

all, not a bad day. Bright and sunny spells. You will feel it's

noticeably colder and others brighter skies. Temperatures of five

or six Celsius. South of the border, looking at a few showers for

Northern Ireland. Colder across the board, wintry showers for dessert

and Wales. It will be a break David spells of sunshine. Some sunshine to

end the day for much of Scotland as we head towards the evening. Then we

start to see that low approaching from the North West. That could

bring something wintry across western Scotland as we had through

western Scotland as we had through on Tuesday.

Our next update's at 6:25 tomorrow morning.

Until then, from everyone on the weekend team, enjoy the rest