08/06/2014 Reporting Scotland

Good evening. Police divers in the Highlands have recovered a body from

the River Nairn. A helicopter, coastguard teams, and lifeboats

began a search last night, after a nineteen year old local man was

feared swept away. Another man had gone into the water to help, but

only one managed to get out Police in Glasgow are investigating

the rape of a 24-year-old woman in Glasgow city centre. It took

place in the city's Brunswick St, around half past one this

morning. Forensic teams searched the area early this morning and part

of the street was taped off, while officers continued their

inquiries into the attack. Andy Murray has appointed the former

women's tennis champion -- Amelie Mauresmo -- as his new coach. Murray

had been searching for a coach since parting with Ivan Lendl in March.

Our reporter Kheredine Idessane is with Murray at the Queen's Club in

London The breaking news is that the new

coach of Andy Murray as a woman. Obviously, when I was growing up, I

had my mother working with me until I was about 17. I find that my

mother listened extremely well and that is something that I felt it

right now that I needed. The French star is currently the captain of the

Federation cup. She has coached a meal player before, but she said she

was excited to be working with such an amazingly talented player as Andy

Murray and she would be hoping to help him when more grand slam

titles. Tomorrow marks the start

of the 100-day countdown until the independence referendum.

On the Andrew Marr Show today, First Minister Alex Salmond said

referendums on the constitution were "once in a political

generation" and this was the first democratic,

consented opportunity But former Labour cabinet minister

Lord Reid said people should rememeber the postive aspects of the

Union. With the countdown clock set at 100

days, today was spent the tooling the television stations. The First

Minister said it would be wrong to rely on the unionist parties to give

more power to the Scottish Parliament. This is a once in a

generation situation. This is an opportunity which is the first

Democratic consented opportunity for independence. This is the first

democratic vote in Scotland on this. Former Cabinet minister Lord Reed

said that he was keen to see a no vote is as patriotic as opting to

vote yes. There are many millions of people in this country, not only in

Scotland, who think the interests of Scotland are better served by

remaining inside the United Kingdom. That is my view and the car every

bit as patriotic as those who want to vote for independence. Whatever

way you want to vote, there is 101 days and there is plenty of time for

the respective campaigns to get their message across.

We can now get the weather for today and the rest the start of the

working week. Any showers we did see, we should lose these during the

course of this evening. The dry conditions will continue overnight.

Across Shetland, we will see some missed and Fog is relayed through

the night. Tomorrow morning, it starts try and break, with sunny

spells at first light. During the course of the morning, we will see

cloud increasing from the South. You can see this band of rain also

pushing up into the country from the North of England. Most places should

escape, but the best of the sunshine in the north-east islands.

Thank you. We are back at ten minutes to the 11 o'clock. Goodbye

for now. Good evening. We got to 25 Celsius

this afternoon. There were some heavy showers elsewhere. Low

pressure to the west of the United Kingdom, anticlockwise winds around

that, dragging in some warm air from the near continent. The showers will