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BBC One we now join the BBC's news teams where you are.

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As military jets fly from RAF Lossiemouth to take part

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in airstrikes in Syria, the First Minister questions the decision.

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I remain deeply troubled by the decision of the UK Government to

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take the country into conflict, with no strategy, no exit plan and

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against the wishes of the overall -- overwhelming majority of

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Scotland's's MPs. Jail for a double rapist who once

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attacked serial killer Peter Tobin Travel chaos at the Forth Road

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Bridge, as engineers say there'll Rangers boss Mark Warburton

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categorically denies he's leaving Ibrox to take over as manager

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of Fulham. And the archive that paints

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a picture of the life of Italian The First Minister told the

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Scottish Parliament she was deeply troubled by the decision to take

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military action in Syria. As fighter jets flew out of RAF

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Lossiemouth to join the airstrikes against IS, Nicola Sturgeon said her

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thoughts now were with the British Our Political Editor Brian Taylor

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reports from Holyrood. At RAF Lossiemouth, they counted

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them out, Typhoon jets, responding to Westminster's call. At RAF

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Akrotiri, they counted them in again. From this Cyprus staging

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post, onto targets in Syria. The byes to be right, 397. The nose to

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the left, 323. The eyes have it. Unlock. By a large majority, MPs

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said yes to Syrian air strikes. Today, the aftermath. The First

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Minister praised the troops but protested at the decision. British

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service personnel, many based at Lossiemouth, are now in action over

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Syria. Notwithstanding my opposition, my thoughts and good

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wishes are with them. However I remain deeply troubled by the

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decision of the UK Government to take the country into conflict with

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no strategy, no exit plan and against the wishes of the

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overwhelming majority of Scotland's's MPs. Ill thought out

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rushed to war. We are faced by fascists. The Scottish minister

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maintained a balance on the issue. I did not support the air strikes, but

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we must come together to support the brave men and women in our Armed

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Forces. The Greens have tabled a motion condemning the incursion. It

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may make matters worse, not better, but we know that Daesh wants to draw

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us in, they want to make this a war between the west and Islam. They

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propagate that lie and the UK should not be turning it into the truth.

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Scottish Conservatives say that the air strikes are vital. Ever since

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the vote last night, we have seen British service personnel strike at

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the heart of the revenue stream of Daesh, reducing their ability to

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bring terror to the west. This is a murderous caliphate which wants to

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strike in countries around the world and it is right and necessary for us

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to stand with our allies and reduce their capability. We have extended

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our involvement in an enterprise and exercise in which we have already

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been involved for almost two years. The conflict continues and tonight,

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in Glasgow, so do the protests. Our defence correspondent Jonathan

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Beale is at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. Jonathan, when can the planes that

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arrived today expect to see action? What can we expect the Typhoon to

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do? They will be in action pretty soon. They have been sent for a

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reason. They could have, for example, performed the mission

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carried out last night by those Tornados over Syria, because they

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use the same bomb, the Paveway bomb. In other words, they could be used

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to hit large, static objects, oil installations, in the example last

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night. What they can't do, the Typhoon, is fire and Brimstone

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missile, which is used against moving targets, like vehicles,

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smaller targets as well, the Brimstone is used for precision air

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strikes. The Paveway bomb is also laser-guided, with a much bigger

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blast area. The other thing is the question of how long they will be

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there. We have seen Tornado crews and planes rotated about every four

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months so it is possible that these Typhoon from Lossiemouth will be

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there for a round about that time, but they could also be back here

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again because David Cameron is saying this operation will take a

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considerable time. A double rapist who once slashed

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serial killer Peter Tobin in prison has been jailed

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for a minimum of nine years and Sean Moynihan was convicted

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of raping an 18-year-old woman in He had previously been jailed

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for raping another teenager. This was the scene as police

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forensically searched the cycle path between Lynwood and Johnson after

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the 18-year-old's woman terrifying ordeal. It was at about 2pm on the

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2nd of October last year. The woman was walking along this path on her

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own when Sean Moynihan grabbed her at knife-point from behind. She said

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she had never met him before but he had told police he had met her

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previously and that, when they bumped into each other on this path,

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they had sex. It transpired that he had trawled through the woman's

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Facebook had trawled through the woman's

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about her so he could try and fool believes that what had happened had

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been consensual. At the time of believes that what had happened had

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attack, Sean Moynihan had not long been released from jail for raping a

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16-year-old Dale in 2009. Moynihan was convicted of the latest rape

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after was convicted of the latest rape

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believed he planned it. I think he had the intention

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believed he planned it. I think he sexual assault. We have

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believed he planned it. I think he a knife. I have no doubt that

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believed he planned it. I think he premeditated. Today at the High

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Court, Moynihan was sentenced to a minimum of nine years in prison and

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he was handed a lifelong restriction order so he may never be released.

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The judge told him, you are what you are because you want to be. You can

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change but, if you do not, you face spending the rest of your days

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behind bars. Sean Moynihan attacked serial killer Peter Tobin earlier

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this year while he was in jail. He said that Tobin and annoyed him and

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Moynihan was sentenced to 32 months in prison for that. He's also

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serving a six-month sentence attacking another prisoner.

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You're watching Reporting Scotland from the BBC.

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Still to come on tonight's programme:

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The Scottish technology that scientists hope can test Einstein's

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theory of relativity is launched into space.

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Mark Warburton is staying at Rangers.

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The operators of the Forth Road Bridge say it is likely

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that traffic restrictions will continue for another few days.

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They have also banned all goods vehicles weighing more

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Steven Godden is at the bridge for us tonight.

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Steven, pretty difficult day for drivers.

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Yes, today was a day where drivers hoped things might get a bit easier

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at the fourth road bridge -- Forth Road Bridge but if anything tonight

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things are a bit more challenging. Over my shoulder, you can see that

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the southbound carriageway remains closed for the second day, because

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of a defect in the steelwork which was discovered on Tuesday. Drivers

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are waiting to hear an update from the bridge operators about what

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might happen but, officially, restrictions are in place until

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further notice. The mood music around this is that there won't be a

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speedy resolution. It is unlikely we will see restrictions lifted

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tomorrow. It is more likely they will continue into next week.

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By any measure, a miserable commute. For the second day, the Forth Road

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Bridge down to one carriageway, tailbacks stretching for miles at

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both ends. The afternoon brought a fresh restriction, a ban on HGVs

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adding to disruption. Cars we are in the hands of specialists looking

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after the bridge and they are giving us this information to keep the

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bridge running. We have got to follow their advice. The morning

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began with similar queues but a good deal more optimism. The return of

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cyclists heralding a restriction cars a reduction in restrictions.

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The repairs centre around the north tower of the fourth road bridge. --

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before the road bridge. Here, the generators and cables hint at the

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work going on a few meters beneath my feet where a routine inspection

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uncovered some faulty steelwork. Having carried out a more detailed

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inspection, the road remained closed as the bridge operators weighed up

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their options. In the short term, we are looking for temporary repairs

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which will allow us to get traffic back on the bridge as quickly as

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possible. Long-term, we will be probably replacing that component.

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With safety paramount, tonight the traffic cameras are capturing only

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congestion. While the engineers work out what to

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do, the challenges keep coming. Tomorrow, the Met office are

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predicting high winds that they think mean that the bridge will be

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closed to everything except cars. Tonight, the advice remains as it

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was last night. If you can, avoid a Forth Road Bridge.

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The mother of a schoolboy who was murdered by a convicted sex offender

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has renewed calls for an overhaul of how paedophiles are managed.

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Margaret Ann Cummings from Glasgow has taken her campaign to Holyrood.

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From there, here's our political correspondent, Glenn Campbell.

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To keep children safe, Margaret Ann Cummings thinks Holyrood needs to

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give the public a right to know where convicted sex offenders live.

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How much does it mean to you to make this change happen? It means a lot.

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It means that my son did not die for nothing. His life meant something,

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because he had his human right is taken from him the day he was

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murdered. Her son, Mark Cummings, was murdered 11 years ago in

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Glasgow's Royston. His killer, Stuart Leggate, lived nearby without

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the family knowing his criminal record. Margaret and has been

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campaigning for a law in her son's memory ever since and her local MSP

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says what has become known as Mark's law would be based on

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Megan's law in America. If we can do it in the United States and other

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parts of the world, why can't we look at that option in Scotland? In

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Vermont, their website allows people to search for offenders living in

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their community as long as they agreed not to use that information

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to target those who have been convicted. Scotland's Tiger keeping

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children safe scheme allows parents to keep. They can request

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information and their work 23 disclosures last year. If we do not

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take action... At Holyrood ministers want to avoid action which might

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make it harder to keep track of offenders. We have to be careful we

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don't push people underground. We need to know where people are. We

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need to be able to monitor them. In Mark Cummings's name mum is

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determined to keep pushing Hollywood to go further.

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A look at other stories from across the country.

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A woman has died after a fire in a ground floor flat in Edinburgh.

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Firefighters were called to the property in Ferry Road just

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The woman was taken away by ambulance

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An investigation into the cause of the fire is under way.

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Sir Ian Wood is to invest ?25 million

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in a new economic development agency for the north-east.

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Both Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire councils have backed the setting up

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of "Opportunity North East" by one of Scotland's richest businessmen.

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It will work on developing oil and gas, as well as food and drink,

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Sir Ian says it's vital to diversify before the oil runs out.

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I hate the thought of generations down the road quite rightly looking

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back on my generation and saying, well, they did nicely themselves,

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didn't they? Look what they left for us. Frankly, it is possible down the

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road that generation will be leaving Aberdeen to try and find employment.

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NHS Grampian has reported a big reduction in vacancies

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It follows criticism of the number of unfilled posts.

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More than 300 doctors, nurses, and other staff have been recruited

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Consultant vacancies have fallen by nearly half, to 43.

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A new test which it's hoped will increase

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the early detection of bowel cancer is to be tried out across Tayside.

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It's the third most common cancer in Scotland.

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The new test will be available at every GP practice in the region.

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Dundee University is to receive a ?10 million award to establish

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a new research centre for forensic science.

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The university already has a specialist centre,

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which has developed techniques to identify victims

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At 4 o'clock this morning this Vega rocket launched from

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On board is the Lisa Pathfinder satellite -

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a probe designed to search for ripples in space and time.

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As our science correspondent Kenneth Macdonald reports,

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the key technology has been developed in Scotland.

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Somewhere in the far universe two massive black holes collide, sending

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ripples through space and time. These are gravitational waves

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predicted by Albert Einstein. The problem? We haven't found them yet.

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We could see signals from structures the size of our galaxy colliding.

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There can't be anything more dramatic. Now the Lisa Pathfinder

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satellite is testing the technology that could find the waves. It has

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been developed at Glasgow University with a machine so sensitive. We have

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got two things that are floating in space and we are trying to measure

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the distance between them and the way is to shine laser beams and they

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act as a ruler, but a very fine ruler. It is a new way of looking at

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the universe. Or it will be once we can detect the waves and I think

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that will be the birth of a new type of astronomy. The next step will be

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satellites linked by lasers that can detect gravitational waves from that

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will be the ability to see further away in the universe than ever

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before. Now the latest sport with David. Thank you.

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The Rangers manager Mark Warburton has categorically denied he will be

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leaving the club for English Championship side Fulham.

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BBC Scotland has learned Rangers are aware of interest from London

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and were concerned he may be tempted south.

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But Warburton - who's lead his team to a three point lead

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in the battle for promotion - says he's staying put.

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The BBC continues to stand by its story that Fulham have made Rangers

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aware of their interest in Mark Warburton, but the man in question

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said it is not the case. Rangers are aware of interest from Fulham in

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your services, have Rangers... They're not. Have Rangers spoke toen

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to you. No, get the facts right, please. They're not aware of any

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interest. There is no interest. You can say you will not be the next the

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manager of Fulham? Absolutely. News of Fulham's interest first emerged

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on Tuesday night. Before the game against Dunbarton. By last night the

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BBC warned the Rangers board were aware of the interest and were

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considering making more money available to Warburton in January.

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He tokest spoke to us said he is here to stay and wants to see out

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the project. He can't ask us to commit to coming here if we are not

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going to do the same. Tonight a statement from Rangers who deny any

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official approach. The BBC stands by its story and they

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say that Fulham are the fifth club to have shown interest are you. Are

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you saying that is is not collect. It is flattering, if you look at the

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web-site, they can say ten new managers who might be good for club

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X. It is just speculation. Thank you. Thanks very much.

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at Tynecastle and that they plan to build a new main stand within

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The plans were announced to shareholders this morning

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as the club held it's Annual General Meeting.

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Hearts own Anne Budge arriving, where 300 shareholders were waiting

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to hear of the plans. One topic has been the future of the ground and

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they were given the news that the decision had been take on the stay

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at Tynecastle. It was a preference, largely driven by I think an

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overwhelming desire, of the majority of supporters to stay at Tynecastle.

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All positive, looking forward to 21,000 sell outs. It is a breath of

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fresh air and for the first time in years your proud to be a fan. If you

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have a new stand, she will make sure it is done within the budget. This

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main stand is over a hundred years old, but its time has come accord

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according to Ann Budge. A new one is planned. Funding a new stand does

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not come cheap. With the cost likely Toby ly to be about ?5 million and

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fans may have a role to play. If they know what they're doing is

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helping to save Tynecastle, in the same way as the they saved the club,

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then I'm confident they would stand behind it. When completed, the

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stadium will have a capacity of at least 20,000 and if their on field

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progress continues, demand for tickets will be high.

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St Johnstone's manager Tommy Wright says he'll know

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when the time is right for one of the prized assets to move on.

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Michael O'Halloran has been attracting attention

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of other clubs including Celtic recently, but Wright says

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the Saints and don't need to sell him and don't want to either.

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Is this the best forward player in Scotland? His manager thinks so.

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Here's way. -- here's why. We played him in different positions, off a

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front man and he his dribbling ability, his technique, he will run

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at people. It is not just his pace. ability, his technique, he will run

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He has a trick or two. He has got to keep Kerrest performing at the level

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-- keep performing at the level he is at. The 24-year-old helped Saints

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climb into the Premiership's top four and the League Cup semi-finals.

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Catching the eye of other clubs in the process. I'm a St Johnstone

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player and enjoying it. That is my focus to keep progressing and do the

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best for the club. His focus to keep progressing and do the

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says there will come a time when O'Halloran moves on. We will all

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know when the time's right. But Michael's touched on it, he has to

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condition Sen trait -- concentrate on playing well and whatever happens

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will happen. We are not looking to sell him. We don't need to sell him.

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Time for another close up, O'Halloran may or may not be the

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best striker in Scotland, but definitely the country's Player of

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the Month for November. So everyone's staying put, apart from

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me. But back tomorrow. Bye. An archive

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which paints a picture of Italian families in Scotland is to go

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on display here for the first time. The details were gathered

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in the 1930s by Italian embassies All were destroyed on the orders

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of Mussolini with one known Our arts correspondent

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Pauline McLean reports. There are many stories to be found

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here in the national records Among them the story

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of 1,400 Italian immigrants who moved here in the 1930s

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and whose lives are documented It's a census filled in

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by heads of households of Mussolini's Italian Government

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and it was a worldwide census. But with war looming,

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Mussolini worried it would fall He ordered

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the archives be destroyed and most We think these records are probably

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secreted away somewhere, it is not clear how they survived

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but it's great that they have done and that we can enjoy them

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for completely different reasons Because what they do is show

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a complete picture of a generation of Italians who came in the 1930s,

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but because they contained details of their parents and children, you

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have a span of three generations He left Italy on 26th January

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1920... Cesidio di Ciacca's grandfather came

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to Scotland with his wife and children, three brothers

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and two sisters. Today, the family is spread across

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the country in all walks of life. Chasing the best they can do is part

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of the culture and, strange as it may seem, many Scots abroad

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did exactly the same thing Because

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when you go to a new community, you want to try your best - not to

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be better than anybody, but just to feel you're part of the community

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and recognised in some way. Now the archive has been restored,

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it will be returned to Italy, but not before this first public

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exhibition. A vivid picture of the beginnings

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of a whole new community. Now I am not sure if we are going to

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like what we are going their. Hear but now the weather. A spell of

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wintry weather tonight. This is the snowy scene in Biggar. We have seen

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snow to lower levels in the Edinburgh area. This area of rain

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and we have a Met Office warning in force. Snow on the hills and at

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times to low levels. It is dragging in cold air from aloft. But it is

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clears. A risk of ice tonight and more showers edging in from the

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west. Temperatures close to freezing tonight. Tomorrow, and our concern

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is with wind. We have a Met Office yellow be aware woorning from

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midday. The cloud increasing from the west, followed by rain in the

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Highlands and Islands and winds ramping up from midday. Gusts up to

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75mph. Some disruption likely on the ferries and restrictions on bridges.

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Milder than today, the white arrows ferries and restrictions on bridges.

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indicating the steady speeds, but ferries and restrictions on bridges.

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gusts around the 70mph mark ferries and restrictions on bridges.

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the north-west and the rain heavy and the rain and winds will continue

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to spread across and the rain and winds will continue

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head through to the evening. So you can see the winds, gusts up to

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70mph. Some disruption is likely to travel. Difficult conditions on the

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roads come Friday night. So what about the weekend? Well on Saturday,

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you can see we still have tightly packed isobars, so windy and another

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system. So just a convoyor packed isobars, so windy and another

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conveyor belt of rain. Windy on Saturday and we have another warning

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for the rain. Falling on saturated ground, we will

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for the rain. Falling on saturated localised flooding. Sunday is

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better! Thank you. Now,

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a reminder of tonight's main news. RAF jets have carried out

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their first air strikes against self-styled Islamic State

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in Syria - just hours after MPs I'll be back with the headlines

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at 8 and the late bulletin just

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