19/12/2015 Reporting Scotland

Now, on BBC One, it's time for the news where you are.

Police have now interviewed some 2,700 people in the hunt

for the killer of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson.

The 30-year-old was shot more than a decade ago,

but the motive for the shooting remains a mystery.

The father of two mag died in hospital after being shot on the

doorstep of his home in 2004 by a stocky man wearing a baseball cap

who had handed him an envelope. The murder weapon, a German gun, was

found a few days later in a dream. A Freedom of information request by

the press and Journal has revealed that around 2700 people have been

interviewed in the hunt for Alistair Wilson 's killer. Officers have

spent close to ?15,000 on overtime, hotels, travel and food since April

last year. The family says the motive for the killing is a mystery,

but fear that the killer could hurt again.

Nearly 17,000 patients in Scotland failed to show up for an NHS

hospital appointment on at least five occasions last year.

A Freedom of Information request by the Scottish Conservatives also

revealed that more than 560,000 people missed at least one

The total cost to the health service is estimated at ?100million.

Coastguard crews have been called to rescue a windsurfer who got

The windsurfer was last seen off Crail.

Two lifeboats have been launched from Anstruther ,

and a helicopter has joined the efforts.

It's the last weekend before Christmas, traditionally the time

when shoppers to flock to the high street.

Analysts Deloitte have predicted average discounts of 45 per cent

in stores, as retailers compete for customers.

For those in the Christmas spirit, it is the most wonderful time of the

year. For many the Taylors, it's also the most important. Scottish

retail Consortium figures show that seals and fruitful work done at last

month as people shopped online and held out for bargains. There is a

sense that people have been slower to come out for Christmas. Because

Christmas is on Friday saw plenty of time, particularly for men who are

slower at getting their shopping done. This has been called panic

Saturday, but not everybody is feeling the pressure. I'm not at

that stage yet. I've not got a lot to do, just about finished. Two

hourly for Christmas shopping. Christmas Eve. I'd like it because

it is festive. To date was the last date for second class delivery

postage. But you have until Monday dash for first-class.

Football, and the race for the Premiership

Celtic lost at home, and Aberdeen are now just a point

In the Championship, Rangers lost 2-1 at Falkirk.

Martyn Waghorn's injury-time penalty was saved - just -

by the fingertips of Falkirk's Danny Rogers.

Celtic legend Billy McNeill helped unveil a statue of himself outside

McNeill captained the Lisbon Lions to their European Cup final victory

Well, It's over to Judith Ralston now with the weather outlook

Good evening. Again, and incredibly mild day. Our top tench 16 Celsius

in the north-west Highlands. mild day. Our top tench 16 Celsius

head into the evening, it stays windy. That band of rain feeding in

from the south. That will clear away as we had through the night and the

wind will ease. Then we will see some showers feeding into the

north-west. Quite a different feel to it tomorrow. A fresher feel.

Those winter s will bring frequent showers across western areas, some

of those will push into the East. Strong winds and gales across the

Western Isles. Our next update is

tomorrow evening at 5.40. Until then, from everyone here,

enjoy the rest of your It is less than a week until

Christmas and an extraordinarily mild day. We were pretty close to