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Welcome to Reporting Scotland. Tonight: More trouble for the

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Edinburgh trams project now the government says it won't give any

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more money unless the line runs all the way to the city centre.

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A court hears claims that a football fan accused of attacking

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the Celtic manager Neil Lennon swore at him and called him a

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fenian. Why increasing numbers of women are

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likely to be diagnosed with cancer. I nearly passed out in the doctor's

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office, it was a shock. I was naive to what it could have been. I

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thought that is it, I will die. And big football transfer news

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tonight as Rangers turn down a six and a half million pound bid from

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There was another dramatic twist today in the Edinburgh trams saga

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when the Scottish government threatened to withhold funding in

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the project unless the line ran all the way into the city centre. Last

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week the council decided that the trams would stop at Haymarket. But

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today the government insisted the route should be changed or it

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wouldn't pay �72 million, the final part of its half billion pound

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investment. Stephen Godden reports. For Edinburgh commuters, another

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day spent negotiating their way under, over and around the tram

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works. They are shrouded in uncertainty. Last Thursday, it was

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supposed to be settled as councillors rejected plans to

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borrow the �230 million needed to take the line to St Andrew's Square.

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Last week's decision to end the line at Haymarket could not be

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revisited for 12 months unless there was a material change in

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circumstances. Now, two of those have come a long ones. From the

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contractor, revised costs. From Scottish government, a refusal to

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hand over the remaining �72 million funding if Haymarket remains the

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terminus. The council has proposed ongoing public subsidy and is a

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departure from the original proposal the government agreed to

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fund. So, it's important the council thinks again and considers

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the best future for the trams. shortfall his other top of the

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agenda at a specially convened meeting on Friday. The cost of the

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Haymarket option will be re- examined having jumped by an

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estimated �30 million in the space of five days. Quite clearly there

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are additional costs to be factored in. But was acknowledged by all

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sides. This quibbling about prices going up for Haymarket, there was a

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risk that might happen. The figures from the councillor have been

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plucked out of the air. It was 4 million, now it is 30 million. It

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is absolute chaos. For the opponent of the trams, the figures are up

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heart of the problem. We need some reality, to believe in the figures.

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The other issue is to get a contractor involved, take the gag

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off and get him to verify the figures. Without the assurance, the

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figures will be embellished. meeting may overturn at the Council

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ruling so residents may yet hear the rumble of trams on Princes

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Street, the question is at what cost to Edinburgh's finances and

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reputation? Well Steven Godden is on Princes

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Street tonight and the impact of what's happened today is already

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Yes, the meeting takes place on Friday but already there are

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repercussions. The road was due to close this weekend, so work could

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repair the tram tracks running up and down the lanes. They were laid

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not in the distant past but it has been put off because they are

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waiting to see the outcome of Friday's meeting. In the meantime,

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the Transport representatives from the parties have been meeting at

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City Chambers where we understand they have been given a briefing by

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a representative from the contractor. They will hope to find

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out the detail of the revised costs for the Haymarket option. They know

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the Government's position is no more money if the trams do not go

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beyond Haymarket. We have heard the same phrase from a number of

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different people, St Andrew's Square or bust. Given the recent

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developments, that is the scenario we are closer to.

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And there'll be more on that in Newsnight Scotland tonight at 11

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o'clock on BBC2. The trial of a football fan charged

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with attacking the Celtic manager Neil Lennon has heard how the

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accused swore at him and called him a fenian. Peter Croy, a security

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manager working at Tynecastle stadium told Edinburgh Sheriff

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court that he heard John Wilson make the comments as he pinned him

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to the ground. Wilson denies religiously aggravated assault.

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This report from Lisa Summer contains some strong language.

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Peter was one of the security stewards at the players' tunnel. He

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was facing the Celtic died out. He said he saw a head and shoulders

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pop out and realised there was someone running along pitch-side to

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Neil Lennon. The man slipped as he moved forward and that was when the

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security manager jumped on John Wilson and restrains him. He was

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asked by prosecution if the man said anything. Peter said he said

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Lennon, you bustard. He shouted it. Are you sure you heard it? He said,

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yes. This afternoon, the jury were shown a video of the police

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interview after the arrest. Mr Wilson was in his shirt when he was

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interviewed, he cried at various points describing his actions on

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the pitch as madness say it was a crazy moment five seconds of my

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life. When asked if he made a sectarian comment, he said I never

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said it. I never shouted that at all. Then he said it is not on my

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agenda to say it. The court also heard from a PC he told the jury

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the atmosphere that night was a chilling, especially after Celtic

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scored the second goal. He escorted me alone in a way describing him

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shaken and having a glazed look. John Wilson was arrested afterwards.

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He said he said sorry for what he had done. John Wilson denies the

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assault was aggravated by religious prejudice and the trial continues.

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Still to come before seven: And going underground - a journey into

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newly discovered caves in the Highlands. In sport. News of a big

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money bid for Rangers prized asset - will they be tempted to sell

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their star striker? And Celtic get their man - their new striker comes

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highly recommended by one of the club's all time greats. More on

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Latest statistics from the NHS shows women are increasingly likely

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to be diagnosed with cancer. It's largely due to large rises in lung

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cancer and skin cancer over the last decade. Our health

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correspondent Eleanor Bradford reports.

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With her dark hair and olive skin, Jackie thought she was not a risk

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of skin cancer. She used sunbeds and put baby oil on in sun. Then,

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two years ago, she was told a suspicious mole was skin cancer.

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nearly passed out in the office. It was such a shock. It was naive. I

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instantly thought that is it, I will die from it. The number of

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women are diagnosed with certain kinds of cancer is rising fast. The

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most common cancer in women is still breast cancer, it has gone up

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by 10%. That is not where we are seeing the biggest changes. Over 10

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years, there has been an increase in lung cancer in women, it is up

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by 20%. Men are giving up but women are still smoking. Lung cancer is

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now the second most common cancer in women. Then, skin cancer. It is

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rising fast in men and women but in women it is up 70% in a decade. It

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is now the fourth most common cancer. We are seeing a rise in

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other unusual cancers like cancer of the uterus, kidney and liver.

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This is put down to more women being overweight. But there is good

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news. Death rates are not rising. Jackie's prognosis is good because

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I like more women she caught the cancer early. I would say it get it

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checked out. There is no harm in get it checked out. It would

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probably be nothing but better to be safe than sorry.

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New figures show almost five hundred nursing and midwifery posts

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were cut in the Scottish NHS between March and June. Workforce

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statistics also show there were 23 fewer consultants. Labour and the

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Conservatives have criticised the reduction in nursing numbers but

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the Scottish government insist the way health care is delivered is

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changing. Ministers also point to good progress on reducing

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administrative and senior management costs.

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Three men have appeared at Glasgow Sheriff court after pleading guilty

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to hunting foxes with dogs in the east end of Glasgow. The court

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heard that they were caught by a wildlife crime officer as they

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flushed out the foxes using four dogs with radio collars. Our

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reporter Aileen Clarke has been to meet the wildlife officer at the

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scene of the crime. One morning in February a local

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wildlife crime officer was headed to check a badger sett in Glasgow.

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He saw three men with barking dogs and called for back-up. It was

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clear what we were dealing with. Three men, with terrier dogs, one

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of the dogs was attached to a Red Fox. It was quite clear what we

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were dealing with. People might think it is only foxes and might

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not have sympathy. But this is cruelty. It is barbaric, is what it

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is. It is against the law and barbaric. It is barbaric for the

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dogs as well. These dogs have been taken by its and will be re- home

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to, they had horrific injuries. this is a special case because of

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the way you gathered evidence. is the first time in Scotland we

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have used this technique to secure a conviction. We used Wildlife

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forensic DNA to collect swabs from the dog's mouth to confirm they had

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been attacking a fox. These three men from Alexandra in

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Dunbartonshire appeared in court. Today, the sheriff ordered the dogs

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belonging to these men would be retained and he banned them from

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owning dogs for the next two years. He deferred sentence until next

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August. Other stories this Tuesday. The

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number of affordable houses being built by housing associations in

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Scotland has fallen over the last year by around nine percent to just

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under 7,000. There were also fewer private sector properties completed,

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but there has been an increase in the number of council houses being

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built. New figures show that offenders

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jailed for three months or less are twice as likely to commit further

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crime within a year than those sentenced to longer terms. But the

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number of people offending again after serving a community service

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order which the government prefers remains at just over 40%.

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Moray council is asking people to help identify their relatives'

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graves, after vandals smashed up parts of a local cemetery. Almost

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fifty headstones were toppled and damaged in Elgin's cemetery in what

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was described as a "sick and mindless" attack. Police are still

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A six-day canoeing trip through the Great Glen is arduous enough but

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what makes this expedition different and more difficult is

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that Martin MacRae is a kidney patient and he's taking a portable

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dialysis machine along with him. Craig Anderson takes up the story.

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This is something Martyn it could never have contemplated before. The

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camping and canoeing adventure with friends would mean a week away from

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home and a hospital here tens for dialysis. But a revolutionary

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portable machine has given him a new lease of life. No bigger than a

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microwave, the unit can follow him and a support vehicle on his paddle.

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With equipment like this, your freedom is when you wish to do

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something, if you want to use it, you do not need to make an

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arrangement with the dialysis clinic in advance. You just put

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this in the back of your car and away you go. The machines can be

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installed easily and cheaply in homes. Experts say using every day

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at home has benefits for renal patients. There is good evidence

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that six days a week you get a huge benefits and to something we have

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seen in our patients who have gone home with the standard machines,

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they notice much higher energy levels and better appetite. They

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feel much better. There are only two in Scotland but they are

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already making waves from one patient who believes they could

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revolutionise the lives of thousands of people throughout the

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country. I have to stress this is not prove in any sense. It is the

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ability to get out and about to do things, to lead a normal life as

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possible with colleagues and friends and not to be restricted by

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A 300-metre-long cave in the west Highlands has been described as a

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significant national discovery. The giant underground chamber

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containing thousands of stalactites was found by potholers near

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Applecross. What lies beneath? It is a tight

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squeeze but another world awaits these potholers after the recent

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discovery of what is thought to be the most impressive underground

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passage of its kind in Scotland. were digging at another cave not

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far away, somebody could not get through. We knew there was

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something in the area. We found our way into the cave and it kept

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getting bigger and bigger, we could not believe it.

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The route to the cave is darkened precarious, progress is also slowed

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by the risk of flooding at the Chamber's entrance. It is up to our

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waste at some points, we did a lot of crawling on our hands and knees.

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The caves are absolutely beautiful. You have an expectation of

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something but when you actually see it, it is a lot more than we

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thought it would be. Really nice. Stalactites of up to two metres

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line the established route and with a bit more digging, experts believe

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they are on the edge of something big. This stalactites are

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staggering, like nothing we have seen before. It is amongst the

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fifth-biggest cave so far in Scotland with potential to be a lot

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bigger. Do not reach for your head torch

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just yet. The cave's exact location will remain a secret until it is

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decided how best this underground attraction can be preserved.

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As tomorrow night's summer transfer deadline approaches there has been

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a flurry of activity involving Rangers and Celtic. We will start

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with the news of a big money bid for one of Rangers most prized

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assets Nikitcha Yellavitch. Rangers have turned down an offer

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of �6 million for Nikica Jelavic from Leicester city. Their manager

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has already spent quite a bit of money in the transfer market.

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Nikica Jelavic cost �4 million this time time last year. He has three

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years left on his deal. By McCoist says he does not want to lose any

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of his key players, a category which and Afits into. Leicester are

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hungry for promotion, and perhaps see Nikica Jelavic as a player who

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could help them achieve their As Rangers try to hold on to a

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striker, Celtic have got themselves a new one. The Sierra Leone

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international Mohamed Bangura says he wants to be the new Henrik

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Larsson and Bangura, who has signed a four year deal, comes recommended

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by Larsson himself. Meanwhile a World cup winner has opted not to

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join Celtic. Mohammed is now said to be head

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over heels for Celtic after signing a four year deal. Stay tuned for

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another goal later. Bangura Comes highly recommended. Another player

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who could be pulling on the hoops has opted for I moved to the United

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Arab Emirates. One a former player says it is all pretty positive.

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Neil has stamped his authority, getting the players he wants in.

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Hopefully, given time, he will get his whole squad in place and go and

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win the league. That is the ultimate aim.

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Some business here, Mohammed Bank Europe comes in. -- Bangura. A

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central defender is the target but what chance of players going in the

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other direction? Wigan want Sean Maloney and hope to complete the

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deal tomorrow. The winger has yet to be convinced. Here is another

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goal. Elena Baltacha is the first Scot to enter the fray at the US

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Open tennis in New York. The British number one, who you can see

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practising here at Flushing Meadows, will be up against the unseeded

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American player Jamie Hampton. Not exactly a household name but

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someone Baltacha knows well. I played Jamie in Australia and go

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to a lot of hassle but they ended up winning in the third set. I know

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that she can be very dangerous. She's going to be difficult. As

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well, whoever you get in the draw you know they will be ready to play.

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Everybody wants an opportunity to play well in a grand slam, you

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cannot underestimate anyone. Andy Murray's first match is tomorrow

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evening. He plays India's Somdev Devvarman,

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the world number 64. And Murray's been given a sort of back handed

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complement by the best player in the world. Novak Djokavic, who beat

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Murray in the final of the Australian Open at the start of the

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year, says the Scot is good enough to win the US Open if he shows he

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has enough mental strength. We are all fully aware of his

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potential, and that he is a great talent. There are some things he

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just needs to get together, mentally. He has proven that he can

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win against anybody on any surface. I am sure he is one of the

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favourites to win the tournament. Eilidh Child has failed to achieve

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her target of reaching the final of the 400m hurdles in the World

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Championships. The Perthshire athlete finished sixth in her semi

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final in South Korea this morning. The Commonwealth games silver

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medallist says she found competing at the worlds a huge step up.

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Here you can see hair trailing him in 6th place, of eight. She did not

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do very well there. A team of Scottish footballers has

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returned home as world champions. Not something you would expect to

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hear but this is Scotland's homeless team. They arrived back

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after their victory in the homeless World cup at the weekend. And for

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many in the squad it has been the These men, of their own admission,

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have had to fight their way through life. As they lined up for this

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homeless World Cup final, they were determined the Mexicans would not

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stand in their way. It's all over! Scotland win! The hat-trick hero of

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the team is now thinking of his future. I took a drink and that

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ruined it for me. My head just went down because added not have faith

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in myself, getting back to the standard I was that as a young boy.

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I played for Scotland at their under 18 level at Hampden and that.

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Emigrate frame of mind, now. -- I am in a great. Over 100,000

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homeless people took part in the tournament. Scotland have brought

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home the trophy twice. The team is trained as part of the street

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soccer programme, and the successes motivating them to do more. I am

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going to turn my life right around, hopefully get a job, a home. I

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would like to go to Joe Bennett football capacity because it is

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what I live and breed. In contrast to our other national team, they

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have a renewed sense of purpose and Nothing to look forward to, but

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nothing to dread either. Hello. Be quiet week ahead of us, dry and

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settled for the last few days of summer, cloudy as well. There will

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be a few areas of brightness as well. He is the map from 7pm, the

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last few showers easing southwards across the Borders. High pressure

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builds tonight, leaving little chance of rain or showers. It will

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be a dry night with some cloud around and some clear skies.

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Temperatures are down to around five or six degrees. A high

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pressure is still with us bringing dry and settled conditions, you

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could wake up to sunshine. Through the day the cloud will bubble up,

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if you wake up with it then by the afternoon you should see some

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brightness. Overall, a dry and cloudy day for most. If the

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sunshine comes out way you are it will not be too bad at all. Highs

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of 19. Further North, cooler than that. Just the chance of one or two

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like showers as well, not too much to worry about. Into the afternoon

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and evening it will stay dry across most part of the country. The

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windows on a demerger tall, either. -- the winds are not doing much at

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all. Cast your eyes out to the Atlantic and this area of low

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pressure, and the associated weather front coming our way for

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the end of the week. Thursday will be dry and cloudy once again, highs

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of 19. In late afternoon the winds picks up from the South. Then, that

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weather front arrives on Friday bringing rain for many parts of the

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country, temperatures up to around 18 degrees and winds will be fresh

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to moderate. The unsettled theme continues into the weekend. The

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next few days are dry, settled and Tonight's top stories...

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Libya's rebel leaders have issued a ultimatum that Gaddafi's supporters

:26:37.:26:42.

must surrender by the weekend will face an all-out assault. The rebels

:26:42.:26:46.

are closing in on Gaddafi's birthplace of Sirte to negotiate an

:26:46.:26:50.

end to the fighting. The former leader's whereabouts remain a

:26:50.:26:54.

mystery. Here, is that his Government has

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told Edinburgh city Council it will withhold funding for a tram project

:26:57.:27:01.

unless the line runs all the way into the city centre. Last week,

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the council decided the trams would stop at Haymarket. The government

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insisted the route would be changed or it would not pay �72 million,

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the final part of investment. The trial of a football fan charged

:27:14.:27:18.

with attacking the Celtic manager Neil Lennon has heard at the

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accused swore at him and called it a fenian. Peter Croy told Edinburgh

:27:25.:27:27.

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