05/11/2015 Reporting Scotland

There will not be a fresh appeal against the

The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission has decided not to refer

Our political correspondent, Glenn Campbell can tell us more.

He remains the only person convicted in the Lockerbie case and Abdullah

Basa Al 's he jobs that second appeal

shortly after he was released from prison on compassionate grounds and

subsequently he died from cancer. Since then, Doctor Jim Swire and UK

relatives of those who died in the bombing have bidded to reopen the

case and have suggested a posthumous appeal because they believe he

suffered a miscarriage of justice. The appeals commissioner has looked

at the request but the advice from the High Court would that it would

not be competent for the victims relatives to trigger such appeal but

the appeal was backed by members of his family. They have concluded that

the Megrahi family are not really willing to cooperate. Jim Swire says

it is a tragedy. We await to hear from prosecutors if their request

for access to two of the Libyans who have been named as suspects will be

granted. A third of the Syrian refugees

arriving in Britain before Christmas meeting in Edinburgh,

heard that many of Scotland's local councils have already got

arrangements in place for them. Over the next five years a total

of 20,000 refugees will come to the UK from camps

in the Middle East. 2,000 of those will settle here,

and around 350 of them should Scotland has been more organised

than other parts of the UK. It is a great symbol

of our compassion that although we only make up 10%

of the UK population, we are due to take one third of the refugees that

arrive before Christmas. Credit to our local authorities

for working so diligently and for the public services and

the public for welcoming refugees. Some of

the Scots tourists stranded in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-sheik

are expected to fly home tomorrow. Holiday operator Thomson Airways

has one flight scheduled to arrive at Glasgow International late

in the evening. Several hundred Scots were stranded

after flights were suspended amid fears that a bomb may have caused a

Russian passenger jet flying - from the resort -

to crash on Saturday. Nicola Sturgeon told Holyrood that

the Scottish government's resilience committee had met

to discuss the situation. There are, we understand, around

20,000 British National is in Sharm el-Sheikh and we estimate that

several hundred of these are Scots. We have been in touch with Thomson

holidays to discuss the advice it has provided and I will continue to

liaise appropriately with UK colleagues to ensure all support is

in place. Teachers who've qualified outside

Scotland could be fast-tracked into schools in Moray,

in a pilot scheme to deal In the trial, teachers without

Scottish qualifications would start work in schools,

while undergoing top-up training. Moray Council will fund the cost

of the distance learning conversion courses - if the scheme is approved

by the General Teaching Council We are aware of between ten

and 20 spouses or partners of military personnel who are qualified

to teach out with Scotland, and we felt there was something we

could do to support them to gain Doctors are calling

for all primary schoolchildren to be given a free portion

of fruit or vegetables every day. The British Medical Association

in Scotland has made the proposal in its manifesto

for the Scottish Parliament It says the measure is important

for children who are forming Our health correspondent

Eleanor Bradford reports. In Inverclyde,

primary school children get fruit Children in the first three years

of primary school now get free school meals, but ironically,

that means many schools have cut back on providing free fruit

and vegetables during snack times. Last year, Inverclyde was one

of 16 providing free fruit. But by this year, it was one

of just 11 still offering it. I like apples and bananas

and grapes. The largest organisation

representing doctors in Scotland says all primary school children

should get free fruit, and they want politicians to make

that pledge for next May's Scottish It is an important intervention,

because you are forming If we can help people to eat fruit

or vegetables rather than unhealthy snacks, which of course are

widely available around schools, we can lay down habits for

the future that make a difference in Some children here have never tried

some of the fruit But now they all take a piece,

and they all told me... Football, and Celtic lost by two

goals to one in tonight's crucial Europa League match against the

Norwegian side Molde at Parkhead. They remain at the bottom

on two points. But, as Chris McLaughlin reports,

they're not out The mist and rain around Celtic Park

is a reflection of the doom and gloom here after a miserable

European night. Expectations were high. Celtic domestic Lee are doing

well but in the end the Norwegian champions are too strong. It started

well for Celtic with girls being disallowed for offside. Questions

about the defence when Celtic went behind. A sending off late on

compound did the misery for Celtic. It leads them at the bottom of group

B. To progress they will have to win their next two games at home to

iPAQs and away to Fenerbahce. It's bonfire night and

Scots across the country have been of firework displays both private

and public. In Aberdeen several thousand wrapped

up to brave the dreary conditions where they thrilled to

the main public display there. Well, it's over to Christopher now

with the weather outlook Cloudy and worked across a good part

of the country. A very autumnal picture from a weather watcher at

Queen 's Rangers go. Wet underfoot but mild and murky. Tomorrow

morning, the rain already into the south-west. Further east, not quite

as wet but still damp and a bit bank at times. But mild. The breeze

picking from the south. Some fairly murky for Shetland. The rain sweeps

across the country. A wet and windy day. The wind strongly from the

south. You can see the weather front stretching from Stornoway down

towards Kent. Something brighter for the West Country into Wales and

Northern Ireland. A mild day. As the rain pushes through, perhaps some

brightness to for the West Coast. Into the weekend, on Saturday, wet

and windy for the central lowlands and the South. Maybe the odd bright

and windy for the central lowlands spell. As we head towards

Remembrance Sunday, a disturbed pattern. A brief ridge of something,

but on Monday another system arrives. Next week it will be pretty

unsettled. All due to the jet stream coming in from the south-west. Those

lows are winding up and it could be very wet and windy at times.

Our next update is during Breakfast at 6.25 tomorrow morning.

But, from everyone on the late team here in Glasgow