29/03/2016 Reporting Scotland

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charged with the murder of Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah.

And inspections are being carried out at schools after the collapse

These pictures show Mr Shah working in the shop last August. On Thursday

night just after nine o'clock police work gold. If I Mr Shah lying in the

street not far from the shop. -- police were called. He was taken to

hospital where he was pronounced dead. Just hours before he was

stabbed Mr Shah had posted a message on Facebook wishing a happy Easter

to what he said was his beloved Christian nation. This is where he

worshipped. Police said during an investigation they were treating the

death of Mr Shah as religiously prejudiced and that the man who had

been arrested was Muslim. Today that man was named as 32-year-old Tanveer

Ahmed from Bradford and he was charged in court today with the

murder of Mr Shah. Mr Ahmed drove this taxi, filmed inside the police

cordon near where Mr Shah was found any helped his licence with Bradford

City Council. He has never taken any chips in -- trips in a taxi from the

farm Uber Uber. -- from the firm Uber.

And inspections are being carried out at schools after the collapse

of a wall at an Edinburgh primary earlier this year.

The outer wall of Ox gangs primary collapsed in January. Built a decade

ago it was one of 17 refurbished in Edinburgh following a deal between

the council and private finance consortium. Whether wall collapsed

inspections revealed similar problems and three others both run

the same time by Miller construction. I do not think it is a

contractual issue. All four schools were temporarily closed leaving

families like these to do the best of hasty new arrangements. It is

really quite something of which we were shocked. As you can see by

looking at the place it looks like a new school and it should be a safe

environment for the children to Lennon. The deal worth three in a

?60 million sell a private consortium build and manage schools

in return for 30 years of payments from the council. Miller

Construction are part consortium and of others building schools in

Scotland. Side a year so earlier, the Private Finance deal in Glasgow

for building schools was worth three times as much as Edinburgh is

involving 29 secondaries and won the primary. Once again Miller

construction played a part to given what has been revealed in the

capital, Glasgow City Council says their contractor will carry out

surveys and all of the schools are built by the company. We are told

that alert Construction built walls using a standard construction

technique used throughout the country. Two years ago they were

bought over by another building firm. When asked the new owner

should be all they had also contacted the clients of PPP schools

are built by Miller Construction in Inverclyde and fight for the council

say building inspections are being carried out during the Easter

holidays. In a statement the company stressed they were not aware of any

further defects, describing the actions as a precaution measure.

Brian Heaney has been assured his daughter's school has been -- will

be open in time. Meanwhile concerns about safety in schools are echoing

more widely. Scotland's party leaders have

clashed again today. Over a gruelling two hours,

they each got a chance Nicola Sturgeon criticised Patrick

Harvie. She said that 30% of tax holders would

face a tax rise. she teamed up with the Tories

in the referendum campaign and questions were put

to Ruth Davidson about plans to re-introduce

prescription charges. The council tax is based on

valuations a quarter of a century old and we know most households are

in the wrong band. Free prescriptions have cost the health

service 60 rolling pounds. We want to make sure that people can get the

drugs they deserve. We believe M ?15 billion worse off because of the

collapse and they're all price. I want is to leave the Tigris behind

and I think you do as well. I think you want to use the powers in the

Parliament to make different choices from the Conservatives. You spent

the last ten years of your life arguing about that. Willie Rennie of

the Liberal Democrats was asked about his party 's role in the

Coalition Government in the UK and kept it up till was asked why she

wouldn't back plans for a 50p in income tax. You gave them that

majority that the electorate had refused to give them. Look at the

effect sense, Patrick. It is plain to see. We must move on to this

question. I will not move onto our teachers and nurses. I will forward

fear and reasonable tax proposals that actually raise more revenue for

our health service and education system. That is the behaviour of a

responsible First Minister. Finally admits all through the debate this

evening with tax being main issue. Eyes-mac fire -- fiery arguments.

The health and safety Exec says significant damage was caused on a

The health and safety Exec says marathon all platform on Boxing Day

because of pipe maintenance issues. It was great to me as a bomb site. A

seven inch pipe which had failed and caused considerable damage. -- it

was present at Mike presented to me as a bomb site. 100 years ago what

became the Esk in hospital has treated since 85,000 ex-service men

and women. Our arts correspondent reports. It was originally known as

the Princess Louise hospital for limbless sailors and soldiers, named

as patron and set up in 1916. But to most people it is Esk in. This is

the very first patient register. This newly discovered archive

details as beginnings and its first patients and it is apt to do is come

here to Glasgow University. The first connection it through some

William McEwan who was also the richest professor of surgery at last

University. -- Sir William McEwan. He felt very strongly that a

hospital should be set up to deal with the casualties. This man's

father Jimmy was the first of 14 patients to be admitted to the

father Jimmy was the first of 14 hospital in 1916. He had been

seriously injured in Gallipoli and adopting expected to survive. I just

said what did they do to your arm, dad? They put it in cup of boiling

tar. What do they do with you next? He said it would mean the side of

the boat. This is really puts you when you're going to die. But he did

not die and was one of thousands of men to receive new limbs at Esk in

hospital. He went on to build several businesses and raise a

children including David was born in 1926. The belt the hearts and they

built bunkers, coal bunkers are never thing like that. He built all

these things with the one arm and he would pick the garden. He did

everything like that. He was not handless, put it that way. His story

is one of many told me as an archive which it is hoped will be digitised

as well as featured in a major exhibition at the University later

this year. Scotland beat Denmark in the friendly match at Hampden

tonight. Matt Ritchie took advantage and hit what proved to be the only

goal of the game. And now for the weather.

Fairly frequent showers across the country today with the odd rumble of

thunder and a carpet Hill which led to a few issues on the roads. You

can see on the radar a lot of them easing away but they do not go

entirely. Dreyer across the north-east societies of the country

where we will see a touch of Frost and it will be a chilly start

tomorrow. In the West we are more likely to see our morning shower or

two. For many it is a dry start with some dry spells but for centrally

store in Scotland it is a chilly start. Towards the west coast the

shows are more frequent and just attach milder. Quite chilly through

parts of Highland Perthshire and Inland Aberdeenshire with a touch of

Frost them in the Glens. The showers frequent further north in similar to

that the Hebrides and it stays that way through the course of the day.

With fairly light wins the showers make slow progress on land so the

further east you are drier and brighter it will be. Across the UK

as a whole will be a lot of dry weather around the UK as a whole

will be a lot of dry weather around with equally some show is

particularly to the North of England and the Midlands and the south

coast, for Wales generally dry and bright and if you get the sunshine

11 degrees to 30 Celsius. For us in Scotland 10 degrees is probably the

bill. Showers across the North and wintry at times. Come Thursday at

ridge of high pressure try to build and bringing dry weather put over my

shoulder and rain in the forecast. That is whether for Friday. On

Thursday, though, a lot of dry and fine weather to come with plenty of

sunshine around. Through the central lowlands and MacLeod and a shower

risk with this for most of the day. risk with this for most of the day.

-- it will be heavy and persistent for most of Scotland and the further

east you are essential in eastern England will be dry. Our next update

will be during breakfast at six .25 tomorrow morning. From everybody

here good night.