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shaking your head. That is horrible. That is all from the

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Tonight, freedom of movement between England and Scotland. UK ministers

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say that border controls might be necessary if there is independence.

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The Scottish government says that is nonsense.

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The Scottish -based energy company, SSE, says it expects to make ?1.5

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billion profit months after announcing a price increase for

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consumers. He took part in the handover of the

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Delhi Commonwealth Games and now he is joining in the search for

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volunteers for Glasgow's Games Makers. Can't imagine what it would

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be like in Glasgow. Later in the programme, he was once the bad boy

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of Scottish football now Barry Ferguson is in the headlines for

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different reasons, taking the helm at Blackpool.

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Good evening. The UK government says an independent Scotland would have

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to choose between free movement across the border and having a free

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hand to set its own immigration policy. Otherwise, according to

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Alistair Carmichael, the might have to be border checks. The Scottish

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government says the open border between Ireland and the UK's shows

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that that is nonsense. Glen Campbell reports.

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There are no border checks between Scotland and England. On the A1 and

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20 other cross-border roads, traffic flows freely. So what do the

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regulars here think would happen if Scotland becomes independent? There

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is nothing they can do if the changes. It is going to be the same

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road and the same crossing. It will be still the same view. If Scotland

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was independent, I reckon we would have to pay a toll. Neither the yes

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or no side in visit tolls. The Scottish government says that there

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would be no need for border checks after independence. -- in visions

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tolls. They want Scotland to stay in the Common travel area with the rest

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of the UK and Ireland, which is already an independent country with

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its own immigration policy. The Scottish government wants its own

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policy which relaxed immigration rules to encourage more people not

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only to visit Scotland but to come and live and work here. We can have

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an open border with the rest of the United Kingdom, but at the same

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time, they want an immigration policy that is widely divergent from

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that of the rest of the United Kingdom. You can have one of these

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things but not both. The Scottish government thinks that

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is a false choice. Alistair Carmichael is talking utter

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nonsense. He must think that people in Scotland but an upper back. There

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will be no border controls between an independent Scotland and the rest

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of the UK. How do we know that? Because there are no border controls

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between the UK and independent Ireland. It is true there are no

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border checks between Robben Island and the Republic but the UK

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government says that that is only possible because Irish immigration

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rules are similar to those of the UK. -- Northern Ireland. The first

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minister has come under fire for staying at an upmarket hotel used by

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Beyonce, Justin Bieber and Brad Pitt during a trip to Chicago.

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At question time, Johann Lamont claimed that Alex Salmond failed to

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count for a ?54,000 bill for a visit to the Ryder Cup two years ago. Alex

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Salmond dismissed the complaint as frippery.

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The energy supplier, SSE, headquartered in Perth, says it

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expects to make more than ?1.5 billion in profit this year, two

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months after an increase in domestic energy bills. David Henderson is

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here. Quite a profit. It is a hefty profit. Of course, SSE is not just

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big, it is a huge company. It is the UK's second largest energy supplier

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with something like 9 million customers in Scotland, England and

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Wales. But the scale of that profit is a surprise for some because SSE

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actually lost a quarter of a million customers last year. You would've

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thought that that would not be for business but the bottom line

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suggests that it is coping fine. Today, it said that it is on course

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to increase profits by over 1 billion pounds over the coming year.

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That will mean increased pay-outs to shareholders, the people who own the

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company but the timing has angered some because it is just a couple of

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months since November when the company announced it was going to

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increase its charges for customers by an average of more than 8%. At

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the time, it put that down to rising network costs, rising wholesale

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energy prices, as well as government green levies. And what has been the

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response? Yet again, it has stirred up a hornets nest. A long-running

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row about energy prices. The Labour Party has weighed in, accusing the

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company of increasing profits and shareholder pay-outs on the back of

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spiralling bills for consumers. There is good news. The company has

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today said they plan to cap energy prices for about one year from

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March. That is a commitment that its rivals have not yet made, but in

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response to that, the watchdog says that the company should bring that

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forward, to ease pressure on households.

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You're watching Reporting Scotland. Still to come... Vintage Duff as

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Paisley hosts the start of the Monte Carlo Classic rally. And in sport,

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poacher turned gamekeeper, former Rangers captain, Barry Ferguson,

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moves into mansion and -- Management. And Adam Rooney is

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signed for the dons. Organisers of this year's

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Commonwealth Games in Glasgow want to recruit cast members for the

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opening and closing ceremonies. This is what it looked like last time in

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Delhi. 3000 people are needed to help stage the two showcase events.

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It comes as the organising team marks six months to go.

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It is another landmark moment in a momentous year for Scotland. And to

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mark this stage of the countdown, organisers have launched a search.

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3000 cast members are needed for the opening and closing ceremonies, with

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no experience necessary. We are looking for extraordinary people who

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want to be part of the magic and wants to inspire and excite people.

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Two Pipers formed part of the smaller cast for the handover

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ceremony in Delhi four years ago. They are already booked in for this

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year and say that that experience was incredible. When we did it in

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Delhi, it was an amazing buzz. I cannot imagine how it would be here

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in Glasgow with a home crowd. With six months to go, these are the

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final preparations for Glasgow, you can sure the city is ready. As well

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as getting the people in place, focus is now turning to making sure

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that the venues are ready as well. The armadillo took centre stage as

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performers in Delhi recreated some of Scotland's's landmarks. And with

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these ceremonies watched by 1 billion people, it is a chance for

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volunteers to be a part of history. Although the Commonwealth Games come

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to Scotland this year, the Queen's baton really is visiting every

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Commonwealth nation. -- baton relay. Mark moment has been on that

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journey. -- Mark Beaumont. Despite not being at the

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Commonwealth Games, cricket is played in many Commonwealth

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countries. But it is the recent introduction of women's cricket that

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is having a profound impact in Tanzania. Why did you get involved

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in cricket? TRANSLATION: Cricket has helped to travel around the world. I

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have met a lot of people and through that interaction, this has helped me

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to broaden my mind. What has being involved in sport done in terms of

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your family life and community? She says she cannot imagine her life

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without this game. Without that, she would probably be somewhere on the

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streets. Trying to earn a livelihood. Everything she has in

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this life is thanks to the game. And that is putting her through. The

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programme was set up to improve the sport but organisers soon realised

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that teenage girls needed more help than just cricket training. Girls

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need an education. We ensure that the girls get scholarships. When

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they struggle in life, we make sure that they get help and employment.

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We assist in that. It is not just a community programme. The sport is

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taken very seriously. This does not feel like the safest place to stand.

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Those balls are coming pretty fast. I have played cricket once or twice

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in my life, maybe 15 years ago. I am quite keen to have a go and see if I

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can't actually had one. -- actually had one. Good ball. Well done. Well

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done. Being an absolute beginner cricket, I never on Madge and it is

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to be an adrenaline sport. Trust me, when you are standing there, that is

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exciting. Children in over 150 schools across Tanzania are now

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enjoying that same adrenaline rush. But just as importantly, cricket is

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helping to shape their lives. A man is in a Glasgow hospital after

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he was shot in the East End of the city. It happened at lunchtime as a

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group of building workers were in tenement in Parkhead. Armed police

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were sent there shortly after one o'clock. It is understood that a man

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was shot in close range in the shoulder in what was described as a

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targeted attack. Voters are going to the polls in Cowdenbeath to choose a

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new member of the Scottish Parliament.

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The by-election was prompted by the death of Helen Eadie, the sitting

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MEP. But seven candidates and all our details are on the news website.

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-- there are seven candidates. And a special Newsnight Scotland will

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follow the events in Cowdenbeath until the final count and beyond, at

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11pm on BBC Two. The earliest use of steel in Britain

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has been discovered in East Lothian. Analysis of iron flakes dating from

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2500 years ago as revealed evidence of a complex manufacturing process.

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-- has revealed. It might not look like much. It is not even known what

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it is, but it is being billed as a significant find, changing the way

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we think about our Scottish ancestors. It was discovered at the

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sight of an ancient hillfort in East Lothian. Excavated in the 70s, it is

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only now that the importance of the find is becoming clear. This is an

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object so precious that I not allowed to touch it. Ironworking

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evolved gradually at the time. This is a high-quality piece, the

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earliest piece of steel in all of Britain. To find it in such a

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northerly location goes against a lot of the preconceived ideas that

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people had about the Iron Age. This site has long since been covered up

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but there were hundreds of Iron Age forts scattered all over southern

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Scotland. Like this one here near Haddington. But this research has

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revealed that people that lived here more than 2500 years ago were more

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sophisticated than previously thought. The piece of steel was one

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of thousands of artefacts discovered. It has taken experts

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five years to analyse it all. What you see here are three stone balls

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and eight polished piece of bone. It is gaming pieces. The population

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must have spent some of the time in organised games. And that reflects

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their status in society. These are people who are not driven by the

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bare necessities of life. These people have leisure time. Experts

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say it is unlikely that there will ever be another hole like blocks

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mouth. Some of the artefacts on display at the National Museum. --

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haul. Thousands are in Paisley this

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evening to watch the start of the Monte Carlo Classic rally. The

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Renfrewshire town is one of only five European start points. 70

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vintage cars have been flagged off within the last hour. Our reporter

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is there. What is the atmosphere like? Loud and full of petrol.

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Paisley Abbey has become a place of worship with a difference because

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thousands of car enthusiasts have come down to see these vintage

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vehicles. The cars are being flagged off at one-minute intervals, joining

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competitors from all four European cities for the 1700 mile journey to

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Monaco. Spare a thought, for the drivers, because these cars do not

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have heated seats and expensive sound systems. It will be cramped,

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cold and bumpy. The racers are being flagged off by Paddy Kirk, the

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legendary racer who won the rally in 19 city for. But this year, it is

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all about the experience. We know what we are in for. We have done it

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before. There are unexpected factors. There will be a lot of snow

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and ice, and a lot of other competitors. Every knock, every

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rattle, you are sitting there all the way down to Dover saying, are

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you sure it is not breaking? But once you get to France, that is it.

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It is one of the last great adventures. We always have such a

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magnificent sendoff. This is the third year that we have started from

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here and every year I am amazed by how many turnout. It sounds like

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great fun. Where do they go from here?

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They have a couple of checkpoints to knit. They have to go through

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Kilmarnock and then down to Dumfries Kilmarnock and then down to Dumfries

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Galloway. And then it is a long drive through England to Dover and

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across the Channel. From there, they head through the wintry alps for

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hopefully making it to a warmer French Riviera and Monaco.

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Notwithstanding breakdowns and weather conditions, they are hoping

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that they will make it their by Tuesday. At the very latest. Other

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stories from across Scotland this Thursday: A man who slashed his

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neighbour's throat with a butcher's knife, after being taunted about his

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ginger hair, has been jailed for life for murder. 26-year-old Alan

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Storey was convicted of killing David Finley.

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The police hunting an armed robber who tied up and sexually assaulted a

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woman in her North Lanarkshire home have been given names. Last night's

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Crimewatch programme featured a reconstruction of the attack that

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took place last September. Councillors in Orkney are ing

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PROBLEM WITH SOUND With regards to thousands of wheelie

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bins. Bins were issued to households over the past two years, but with

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the scheme complete, the council has spares, worth over ?188,000. This

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collection comprises over 50 poems as well as letters and papers which

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Burns wrote for a friend. And there are more stories from your area and

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all the latest news, 24 hours a day. Let's get all the latest from David.

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Good evening. He has captained Rangers and Scotland but now Barry

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Ferguson has taken his first steps into football management. His

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international career ended under a cloud, but he has taken temporary

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charge of the English championship club, Blackpool, after they sacked

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Paul Ince. Ferguson says he is excited about the job but will not

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be drawn on whether it will become permanent.

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He certainly has experience of lifting trophies from his playing

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career. But now Barry Ferguson has the task of lifting Blackpool in his

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first taste of football management. I am excited and nervous. This is

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the first opportunity I've had to do this. I've been doing coaches for --

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coaching badges for the last few years and I am looking to get into

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this when I've finished playing. Whether that happens now while

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later, or a couple of years down the line, I do not know. Ten days away

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from his 36th day, he gets his chance in management. After a

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glittering playing career with the odd blip, in particular when his

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Scotland involvement came to an end because of field events. But one

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former team-mate says he has learned from that. Will do well. He has lots

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of experience and he has played at the highest level. It is a great

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opportunity. With Blackpool 14th in the English championship, the local

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media are keen to hear how he will improve things following the sacking

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of Paul Ince. We are nine points off the play-off.

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PROBLEM WITH SOUND PROBLEM WITH

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SOUND. Has worked under some of the best

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managers in the Scottish game. Now it is down to him to point the way

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forward at Blackpool. Aberdeen have a new striker, pipping

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Hibs to sign him. He is Dan Roan. He has signed a two-and-a-half year

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deal. The Irishman who left Oldbury-on-Severn was prolific in a

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previous spell in Scottish football, scoring #r50 goals in three seasons

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in Inverness. We are looking forward to working

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with him. He has proven himself in Inverness, but it is important to

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prove himself again. #7 I think of some of the years I have had, the

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play that has come on in the last number of years. Hopefully that play

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will keep on developing. In Inverness, I got a lot of goals.

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Now for a look at what else is happening across Scottish sport.

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St Johnston have scored Chris Ulummo.

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And Stenhousemuir's John gemel has been charged for offensive tweets

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against Ally McCoist. No ill feeling after the game, however.

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And it is said that representing the rest of the world against North

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America and Las Vegas last week was the best preparation for the Winter

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Olympics in rush, says Eve Muirhead. All of these things are little

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inches to help us perform well in Sochi.

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And Scotland's cricketers have made it to the World Cup Fallifying

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Match. Scots golfers, Paul Lawrie and

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Stephen gal ak her, are six shots behind the Spanish golfer. Both

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Scots are 7-under par. And Dennis Orcollo has been beaten by two sets

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to nil. That was by Paul Foster.

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There are more sports stories, plus the latest news on the sports

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website for BBC/Scotland. Well it is one of the most

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challenging environments in the UK. And also the most challenging

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season. The Cairngorms has been home to the BBC's Winterwatch programme.

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The series ends tonight. Winter in the Cairngorms. The

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wildlife here has hunkered down, but technology allows us to see the

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struggle for survival in this remote and drake landscape. The programme

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chief is running through the fine show.

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The Cairngorms is the greatest wilderness in the whole of the

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United Kingdom. It is where the wild things are. This lodge sits in the

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middle of it. This is the most perfect place for us to see how our

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wildlife deals with the toughest time of the year.

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This is the estate owned by the National Trust of Scotland and home

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for the Winterwatch team. It is home to some magnificent animals, red

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squirrels, otters and golden eagles. The presenters have their

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favourites. The A-listers have been the black

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grouse. They are attractive, flamboyant birds, they are going at

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it hammer and tongs in the snow, against the backdrop of this. It

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does not get better. Golden eagles. That is a sexy A-Lister. The otters,

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the parm began. The red deer. That is the beauty of being in a place

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like this. There are iconic A-Lister species.

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This is a live feed from around the estate. A common buzzard has come to

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snaffle up these left overs from the otters.

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More golden eagle action in store tonight, to round off the showcase

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of the Cairngorms A-Lister wildlife. So, how is the weather shaping up

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for us tonight? Pretty chilly, Sally. Thank you very much. Good

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evening to you. After lovely sunny skies for many, tonight we pay the

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price. It will be cold, frosty and icy. A Met Office yellow warning is

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in force until 9.00am. It is down the spine of the country, draw a

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line in your mind from Wick, towards Dumfries. That is where the biggest

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ice risk is. About but there could be icy patches almost anywhere.

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Cloudy in the west, and wetter. Tomorrow will be a wet and a windy

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day. The rain is heading across the west coast. Tomorrow morning it

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continues to work to the east. Not so heavy but cloudy and damp. At

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times it is turning to snow over the high ground and the hills. Also a

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strengthening southerly wind. To the north of high ground it could be

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drier for you. Milder tomorrow, compared to today, but given the

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rain and the cloud, it will not feel so good. The sheltered effects there

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are across Murray and wet across the highlands and the Hebrides and the

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Northern Isles. Into the afternoon, the rain pepping up for a time. Then

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the attention is on the Shetlands. For you the winds are ramping up at

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70 to 80 mile an hour gusts. Saturday, the weekend, well, it is

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fairly showery day. Blustery showers. Brighter skies here and

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there. Over the hills and the high ground the showers are falling as

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snow. Sunday, it is not so good. A deep area of low pressure coming our

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way from the Atlantic it means wet and windy weather. A dry start to

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begin with but then the rain sweeps in over the hills and the heiling

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ground -- high ground, for many it will be rain, accompanied by a

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strong to gale-force wind. Now a reminder of the main news: The

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UK Government says an independent Scotland would have to choose

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between free movement across the border and have a hand in setting

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its own immigration policy, but the Scottish Government says that the

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open border between Ireland and the UK shows that is nonsense.

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Organisers of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow want to recruit cast

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members for the opening and the closing ceremonies. 3,000 people are

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needed to help to stage the two show-case events there. It comes as

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the organising team mark six months to go.

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A day after the latest figures showed unmroim coming down faster

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than many expected, David Cameron says he is determined that the

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recovery will benefit north and south. Speaking at the World

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Economic Forum in Switzerland, he warned it would take time before

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people felt the recovery in their pockets. That is Scott. I'm back

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with the heads at 8.00pm and the late bulletin after the 10.00pm

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news, as usual. Until then, from everyone here in the team in

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Scotland and Glasgow, and around the country, have a very good evening.

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Goodbye!

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