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A man is charged with murdering a gangster in a supermarket car-park.

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Kevin Carroll the said outside and as the Army as skirts of Glasgow.

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With five days to go until the Commonwealth Games, the organisers

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are confident everything is ready to go. In six days time our first

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spectators will be walking through the door.

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At the athletes village organisers say they have traced the cause of

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the suspected nor a virus outbreak. Also on the programme: Detectives

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say they are making progress in the hunt for the attack of an

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85-year-old woman in Edinburgh. Swimmer Michael Jamieson says he

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wants to do something special at the Commonwealth Games.

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And the baton relay is heading up the River Clyde.

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Good evening. A man has been charged with repeatedly shooting and killing

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a well-known Lasko prankster outside a busy supermarket in front of

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terrified shoppers. Paterson is accused of killing Carrol, known as

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Gerbil four years ago. It was around lunch time on the 13th

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of January 2010. Here, on this CCTV footage, you can see shoppers

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running back into the ASDA store. They heard gunshots, as Kevin

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Carroll was killed in the car park. He was sitting in the back of a

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black Audi. These pictures were taken by the police helicopter in

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the aftermath. A distressing scene, believed to have been the

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consequence of gangland rivalry. 29-year-old Kevin Carroll was

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nicknamed Gerbil by his associates. He was a well-known gangland figure

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but since his death four and a half years ago, no one has been convicted

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for his murder. 34-year-old William Paterson appeared in private here at

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Lasko Sheriff Court. He is charged with the murder of Kevin Carroll by

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repeatedly shooting him. He is also accused of possessing two pistols

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and of trying to defeat the ends of justice by setting fire to the car

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and concealing two handguns in shrubbery at the back of Coatbridge

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library. He made no clear declaration and has been remanded in

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custody, expected to appear again next week.

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The Commonwealth Games organisers say the event is coming in on budget

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but the First Minister, Alex Salmond, has sanctioned a further ?5

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million spent from the contingency fund. The extra money is to improve

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transport links and cope with any unexpected eventualities over the

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next fortnight. As more athletes arrive in Glasgow, officials say

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they have traced the source of a suspected norovirus at their living

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quarters. Some of the South African team

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joined in celebrations for Nelson Mandela Day. You do not have to look

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too far to find athletes gathering ahead of the games. Teams arrived

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all day at the airport. The source of Norrie virus outbreak traced,

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those arriving from far-flung places do not seem too concerned. As long

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as we use hand sanitisers and things like that, it should not be a big

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deal. We will follow all our regular protocols. We are really careful

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about hygiene because you have to be professional for these sorts of

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things and do your best but it is not something we are really worried

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about. At the Hydro, it is only days until the gymnastics. We have been

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here for two and a half weeks already and in a few days we will

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have our first athlete in the building and in six days time we

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will have our first spectators walking through the door.

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Elsewhere, the City is being spruced up. Visitors are arriving and

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last-minute preparations are under way. And the first cultural shows of

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the games. From today, the games go live, with a sanction from the First

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Minister to spend additional funds from the special reserve. We will be

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able to sanction some additional investment today. Two things, one to

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make sure that the transportation experience for the spectators is

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everything it should be. And second, there is a budget allocated for

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lifetime. Said the finishing touches are being put in place. Not long now

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until the games begin. Our reporter is by the River Clyde.

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What is the latest on the Norrie virus outbreak?

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We learned today that the source of the infection by the temporary

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toilet primarily used by security workers at the Village. The number

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of cases has risen to 48 although the First Minister said today he was

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confident the worst was over and so the numbers should tail off. It is

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important to say, too, that no athletes have reported symptoms at

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this stage. The other news tonight is that the possible strike by BBC

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staff next Wednesday has been called off and that means coverage of the

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opening ceremony will be unaffected. You are watching Reporting Scotland.

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Still to come: The troubled Science Centre Tower in Glasgow prepares to

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reopen after almost four years. And in sport, a decent day for the

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top Scots and impressive stuff from the European Ryder Cup hopefuls. And

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in football: Celtic's reaction to hearing the potential opponents in

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the Champions League draw. Police say they are making progress

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in the hunt for the person who attacked and seriously injured and

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85-year-old woman in her home on the south side of Edinburgh last week.

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They have released details of a man seen in the area around the time of

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assault. These quiet street in Edinburgh was

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lined with police today. But an attempted murder is on the loose and

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officers want to find him. There was a serious incident in this street

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last Friday. Everyone passing was asked if they were here last week

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when a pensioner was brutally attacked in her home in the middle

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of the afternoon. Detectives say they are determined to catch the

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person responsible. It was or was going to be difficult. It was not

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going to be something we would solve overnight. I've used at what we have

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achieved in a relatively short period and I think we now have a

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focus around this inquiry. And that focus is a man seen by eyewitnesses

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and on CCTV hanging around this area about the time of the attack. He is

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between 18 and 30 years old with bushy eyebrows and was wearing a

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baseball cap. Police want to know if anyone recognises that description.

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Were you in the area last Friday? It was exactly a week ago about this

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time that the brutal attack took place and police thought that by

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coming here today, they would jog the memory of someone who saw

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something that could lead them to the attacker. Already, this

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operation has had some success, with dozens of people saying they were

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here around the time of the attack last Friday. The 85-year-old woman

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is still in a serious condition in hospital but she is stable and

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police hope they will eventually be able to speak to her about what

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happened. The Glasgow Science Centre Tower

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reopens to the public tomorrow after being closed for almost four years.

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The ?10 million structure has been plagued with problems since it

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opened 13 years ago and it has been closed more than it has been opened.

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Our reporter is at the top of the tower tonight. I hope you are

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enjoying the view. Take a look at it. That is not bad. From the edge

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of Glasgow right down the River Clyde. Kingston Bridge and we even

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have a birds eye view of the BBC where you are. We are 105 metres up.

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That is why you get this view here. From tomorrow morning this will be a

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view that the public can enjoy once more. It has been four years since

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this tower has been open and to be honest, it has had a bit of a

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chequered past. When it was opened back in 2001, it

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was publicised as the tallest for your rotating building in the world,

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a top tourist attraction for Glasgow, right in the midst of the

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redevelopment on the River Clyde. That soon after, it became the

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rotating tower that didn't. Despite major repair work, the problems

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continued. In 2005, these visitors were trapped in one of the lists for

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hours. Fire crews eventually freed them. More than ?1.8 million has

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been spent fixing this tower and it is hoped these new lifts will be

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much more efficient. We have taken the old lift system out and put a

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completely new design in which is much lighter than previous versions

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and more reliable. From here, all of the City lies before you from the

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tall ship and the Museum of transport around the Glasgow

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University and Kelvingrove Museum. Then head of the River Clyde passed

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the Hydro to the East End, the centre of the Commonwealth Games

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action. The reopening of the Town is being seen as very important for the

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cutting edge image this City is trying to project. The Science

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Centre is an iconic feature of the City and what we're doing in the

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City to have the tower working and working properly for now and for the

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future is really important. Rather than having it there as a wonderful

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structure that kind of forlorn. Science Centre fans getting a

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preview today liked what they saw. It was great. Good to get up after

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all this time I remember when it opened. You see all the trees and

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lovely places. It was good. It was nice going up. In the lift. Did you

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like the view from the top? What could you see? Lots of buildings.

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She is not wrong, is she? Loads of buildings to look at. We have just

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changed position here so you can get a view this way down the River

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Clyde. Although this does rotate, it will not be rotating when you are in

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it. They have decided that they are not going to do an automatic

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rotate, because they want the building to be fixed and last. But

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if you are up here on a windy night you need to see legs a bit anyway.

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Those who arrive from 10am tomorrow will be able to judge for

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themselves. Some of the other stories around the

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country today: Investment in the North Sea has

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stalled, with planned changes to the way the industry is regulated

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cited as a possible cause. Seven exploration wells were drilled

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in the second quarter of this year - down from 17

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during the same period last year. The business advisory firm

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Deloitte says companies may be The industry is under review and

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fiscal review is under way as well. Positive developments. It just means

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there is a of slight uncertainty as to what the detail will be in due

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course and perhaps industry is just pausing for breath and waiting to

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see what that looks like. A couple living in Glen Etive, near

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Glencoe, have begun an online campaign to shame tourists who leave

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litter and debris in one of Scotland's beauty spots. The glen

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won international fame after featuring in the James Bond film

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Skyfall. But Mark and Phillipa Shone say they're astonished at the

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rubbish people leave behind. A centre to test new medical devices

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is being set up at the Golden Jubilee National Hospital

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at Clydebank. Individuals

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and organisations will be able to submit healthcare products for

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review by experts, who'll test their The first Nelson Mandela Day since

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the former South African president's His granddaughter, Tukwini Mandela,

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was the guest of honour at a ribbon-tying ceremony

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in the city centre street that bears her grandfather's name,

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Nelson Mandela Place. The Robben Island Bible,

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a collected works of Shakespeare which was shared by the inmates

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at the prison, William Murray Kilburn was a young

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man desperate to join his friends who had gone off to fight in the

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First World War, but he could not because he was blind. Instead he

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turned soldiers' stories into poetry and now his knees has turned the

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poems into a book. She has spent the last decade

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dedicating her life to the man she never met. Every day she has

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painstakingly been piecing together William Murray Kilburn's poems. She

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felt she owed it to him not to let them slide into an historical abyss.

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I felt if I did not do it they would be lost. I have no family so

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whatever I do, it would get through in a skip or something. Here in

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Lanarkshire, William Murray Kilburn used to come here and greet soldiers

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returning from the First World War. He would listen to their first --

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stories and then go home and turn them into poetry.

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Most men enlisted with gusto, anxious to do their bit for King and

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country, but William could not. Not carrying a white stick meant his

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blindness often went unnoticed. Especially in the First World War,

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it was a great disgrace not to go to war and in note of the facts,

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somebody sent him a white feather. For William to go in there and get

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these men to pour out their Hearts immediately I find quite

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fascinating, and the other important thing is that that conversation,

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that outpouring, can help heal trauma. The Imperial War Museum has

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asked for a copy of the book. William Murray Kilburn's Words Of

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War will not be forgotten after all. The swimmer Michael Jamieson says he

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wants to do something special at the Commonwealth Games. Two years ago,

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he won and Olympic silver medal and he is favourite to go one better

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next week. The University of Bath has a proud

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tradition of sporting talent. It is home to an Olympic champion. And

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other Olympic medallists, including this man. I am in such a unique

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position. I am not sure there are any athletes from Glasgow that also

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competed in London. I am desperate to make the most of it. I want you

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to come in .Mac Another training session under the watchful eye of

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Dave McNulty, renowned swimming coach, and one of the reasons

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Michael Jamieson moved from Glasgow to Bath five years ago. Michael

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Jamieson of Scotland collecting his silver medal .Mac He came to

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prominence during the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in 2010. But it was

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in London 2012 when he became a household name. The main thing that

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has changed for me since London is that mindset and belief that I can

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challenge the titles now. I have got a huge opportunity this year to try

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to do something special. Not only in the swimming pool but in terms of

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having an influence on sport in general, and especially in Glasgow.

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Whether it is training in the pool .Mac or conditioning work out of

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it, Jamieson is ready for these games. I noticed your Olympic tattoo

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on your arm. If you have success in the Commonwealth Games, can we look

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for something on your other arm? May be the mascot! More sport. How odd

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the Scottish hopes doing? It looks like there will be three

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Scots staying for the Steven Gallacher and Marc Warren are

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both still out on the course on two and one under-par

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respectively, while Jamie McLean just made

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the cut on two over. They're quite a way

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off the pace though. At nine under-par,

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Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy has weekend stronger wind for the

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world's best golfer to commend with today and after yesterday's low

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scoring, would be nice numbers be washed away? Not for top Scot

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Stephen Gallacher, picking up two early shots. Marc Warren also made

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good early progress, this put taking him to three under par. Edinburgh

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Jamie McCleary has missed the cut in seven of his last 20 tournaments,

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not this time. At two over-par he will be here for the weekend. Unlike

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compatriot Bradley Neill, who had a steep learning curve on his debut.

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From 9-over par, there was no way back this time around. And if you've

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is tough for the Tiger, you know the cause is biting back. A double bogey

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six at the 1st from Woods worked out most of yesterday's good work.

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Scotland should be seeing plenty of Sergio Garcia, aiming for the Ryder

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Cup at Gleneagles. Let's hope he brings a few shots like that with

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him. You would be smiling too if you had just eagled the par-4 second.

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All smiles, too, when a particularly game pheasant tried to put a

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remarkable offer. The Northern Irishman simply strengthened his

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position at the top of the leaderboard.

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The Celtic boss says a tie against Dublin would be ideal. That is

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assuming that the Scottish champions get past KR Reykjavik.

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Celtic are off on their travels again, albeit this time just

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unfriendly business. A short while before, this happened. They found

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out who lies in wait if they finish the job against Reykjavik. Against

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Kate are Reykjavik or Celtic. With the first leg advantage, is Warsaw

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more likely to be their next destination? They spend a lot of

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money on a big club and got a 1-1 at home. I am sure at Saint pats will

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be highly motivated to play Celtic. They did in 1998, Celtic winning

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these Champions League final by 2-1. They looked likely to make it

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through to a rematch but all of Scotland's representatives are in

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with a chance. We would love everyone to qualify.

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It would be great for the whole country. We want us all doing well

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in Europe. Collectively as a country it is better for us all. Celtic have

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led the way for Scotland in Europe in recent times. What chance all

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four Scots team is taking place in the next round?

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

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At the German Grand Prix, Scotland's

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Susie Wolff impressed in First Practice.

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She was just 0.227 seconds slower than Williams team-mate

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But as development driver, she won't compete in the Grand Prix proper.

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St Mirren's Kenny McLean says he's hoping for a more attacking role

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The highly rated midfielder recently signed a new two-year deal with

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Last season he scored seven Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour - she's

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the one in the blue - is now second seed for the Commonwealth Games

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badminton. It's after defending champion Saina Nehwal of India

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On Sunday we have an in-depth preview of the Games.

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Join John Beattie for Sport XIV at 5.25pm on BBC Two.

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And stay up to date with all the latest Scottish sports news online

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That is how the sport looks tonight. The Queen's Commonwealth Baton is

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still on his travels, making its way to Celtic Park, destination for next

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Wednesday's opening ceremony. Tonight is -- it is at Clydebank,

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and so is our weatherman. Perfect timing, it has just arrived

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on the canal. You can probably see it behind me. Celebrations on going

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this evening. Music and entertainment. It has had quite an

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adventurous day travelling throughout western Dumbartonshire.

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My colleague has been following the journey.

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If you are a world-class climate propping up the bike you would want

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to those that you had climbed Dumbarton Rock. It is renowned for

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some of the toughest climbs to be found anywhere. Dave MacLeod is the

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man who conquered the worst here but today, nominated for his work

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promoting the sport, he took the relatively easy route up. If you are

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a young athlete, Scotland is one of the best countries in the world. A

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country full of great mountains, cliffs and climbing walls. Another

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daredevil on the way down, Robert Watts abseiling down the iconic

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River Clyde Titan crane. Magnificent. The feeling at the

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moment just kind of takes you over and so much excitement. It was a

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real rush to be involved. I feel privileged. A more sedate journey

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across the waters of Loch Lomond this afternoon. As you can see, the

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baton is arriving on the shores of Loch Lomond. The next carrier is

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Stuart. 34 years ago today I won a medal in Edinburgh. A quite good

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medal. A gold medal for the 8000 metres. It has been a fantastic day

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with the baton again. Lots of spectacular sites. This weekend, it

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is heading over to East Dunbartonshire for Sunday, that is

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the big day, when the baton finally arrives in Glasgow with just a few

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days until big, well games. Still a party atmosphere here,

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plenty of fireworks going on. The weather is not bad either. This

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evening and overnight it is still cloudy and just a little bit muddy.

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If we take a look at a map from around 7pm, we can see the showers

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continuing to move North. A legacy of cloud behind and it will be misty

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at times with low cloud down the East coast. Uncomfortably warm. By

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the end of the night, temperatures in towns still 16 or 17 Celsius. For

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tomorrow, a weather warning in force for them to rearrange. To start off

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with, fairly cloudy, a bit misty and murky at times and through the

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boarding towards lunch time and the afternoon, areas of the injury rain

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will move northwards. We cannot take the graphics to literally for the

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heaviest downpours but do be prepared for difficult conditions on

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the roads at times. The location on the map is not exact. The rain

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moving northwards. For the North West and Highlands and Islands, the

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driest here. For the Northern Isles later on, dry. For the eastern side,

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rain on and off. Still chilly on the coast. You are hill walking in the

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North West Highlands, some cloud and wind and rain. The weather tends to

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dry up as we head towards the latter stages of the dead. The rest of the

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afternoon and evening into overnight, the rain moving

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northwards, against and in nature at times. By the 7/2 of the weekend,

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let's take a look at the pressure chart. Still influenced by low

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pressure and you can make out that weather front bringing the injury

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outbreaks across the North East. The detail for Sunday likely to be damp

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across the North East of the country. Aberdeenshire up towards

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the Northern Isles. Elsewhere, cannot rule at the risk of a light

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shower but bright spells otherwise. As we had through to the stars of

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the next week on Monday, we continued the theme of settling the

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weather down. Still a bit damp across the North East of the country

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but elsewhere sunshine around and with light wind, quite pleasant.

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That is the forecast. The entertainment and celebrations are

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ongoing for a few hours. A reminder of the main news.

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President Obama says the Malaysia Airlines plane was shot down by a

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surface to air missile fired from an area of Ukraine controlled by

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Russian backed separatists. 298 people were killed, ten of them

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British. And a man has been charged with killing a well-known Glasgow

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gangster outside a busy supermarket. 34-year-old William

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Paterson is accused of murdering Kevin Carroll in the North of the

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city more than four years ago. That is all for now. I will be back with

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the headlines at 8pm and the late bulletin just after the ten o'clock

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news. Have a good evening.

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