30/03/2016 Reporting Scotland

The family of a shopkeeper killed in what police described

as "a suspected religiously prejudiced attack," say they've been

moved beyond words by the public's response to his death.

Asad Shah died after being stabbed outside his shop in

Glasgow's Shawlands area, last Thursday night.

Our Home Affairs Correspondent Reevel Alderson reports.

Floral tributes to a popular member of the community.

Newsagent Asad Shah died last Thursday after being

The 40-year-old had run the business in the area for several years

and local people were shocked by his death.

His family issued a statement describing

I think, most of you are aware of the very sad incident...

At the mosque in Glasgow where he worshipped,

members of his community said that they have been trying

to help his family through this difficult time.

We can only go to meet them to offer our condolences

His story is so sad that they have two repeat and talk

about it and it is very difficult for him.

A 32-year-old Bradford man has been charged with his murder.

He will appear in court again next week.

The BBC has obtained secret video footage of a fox hunt in the Borders

which has led to two men being charged with wildlife offences.

The law on hunting with dogs in Scotland is under review,

amid calls for the legislation to be tightened.

Our environment correspondent, David Miller, reports.

These dogs are part of one of Scotland's ten fox packs.

MSPs voted to ban hunting with dogs in 2002.

But mounted packs remain active and insist they operate

We have very clear legislation that's been in place for over 13

years. We have got Fox control where reuse hounds to flush foxes.

The hunting ban came into force in 2002, so what are they doing?

Before the ban, dogs and riders would pursue a fox

Now, dogs are used to flush foxes from cover

The foxes must be shot rather than killed by

Supporters have said it is a legitimate part of pest

But the League Against Cruel Sports has passed

footage to us of the Jedforest Hunt, recorded in February,

the League has said it shows a legal hunting.

Then another fox goes around and you can see that he runs

But then we were surprised to see it looked back.

He runs out of sight beneath this ridge

and our cameraman is wondering where he has gone and what has happened.

Then he sees this pack of hounds with the huntsman chasing the fox,

But it comes back and the fox goes past and back

But one hour later, he is back at the hole,

And there is the fox, he has released

That is hunting, that is not flushing with guns.

We did not see the fox again after that.

We have done what we can do check this footage is genuine.

But it will be up to the courts to decide what it does

Two men have been charged by Police Scotland.

The Jedforest Hunt has said it would be inappropriate to comment.

This recording has now been submitted to the Scottish

Government's review of the hunting legislation.

And there's more in a special online report on fox hunting in Scotland,

available on the BBC Scotland news website.

The SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, says she doesn't have the right

to rule out a second referendum on independence during the next term

The Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats argue THAT

But nationalists say there'll only be a re-match

From the Holyrood campaign trail, here's our political correspondent,

A single ice cream, but what about a referendum --? The SNP leader is

certainly not ruling that out in the next five years. Can you rule it out

for the course of the next parliament? I don't have the right

to rule it out at all. That is down to the people of Scotland. If people

wanted to be once in a generation, once in ten generations, that is

exactly what it will be. But equally, if people don't want that

and want the opportunity to make that decision again, that is up to

the people of Scotland. Can I ask you to explain how that can possibly

be seen as respecting the result of the referendum? There was applause

and last night's TV debate for a conservative challenge over a second

referendum and then the SNP leader conservative challenge over a second

once I'm back. The future of this country should always be in the pit

hands of the people of Scotland. Today, you will of had your

referendum, the Tory leader insisted, it should be at the SNP

said, a once in a generation of that. I think people are appalled

that she has said she will begin a new campaign in summer to get us

back on this again. I stand fully against that, I want to respect the

decision of Scotland made, stand up for the 2 million no voters than the

rest of country that wants to move on. The publication for Labour is

that a big minority of their supporters voted yes. But on a

that a big minority of their to a nursery, the party leader made

her referendum position clear. The answer was no and I think it should

be respected, so I'm really out a second referendum. What I do want to

do is focus on using the powers of the Scottish Parliament to make a

difference now. We can -- 30 with these powers. That's what the Labour

Party is committed to do. No need to stop these evil Democrats pressers.

Their position to another full on Scotland leaving the UK has not

changed. We don't support another referendum. Would just have one. I

feel it's disrespectful when people decided they wanted to stay as part

of the UK and just because the SNP did not the answer, they want to

drag it open all over again. Elsewhere in Glasgow, Nicola

Sturgeon is determined to keep her options open. Independence was

rejected in the referendum is 55% to 45 are sent. But that yes coalition,

the 45%, stuck with the party in last year's Westminster elections,

securing them a landslide. The SNP wants to keep that coalition

together form a's Holyrood election. Scotland has the right to make this

decision if and when it chooses. With the decision being made in five

weeks' time is about the problem in going to be election in Holyrood,

the decisions the MSPs and when to make him whether we have got the

boldness of heart to use the powers that are disposal to make Scotland a

better place. Health, education, tax and spend will dominate the election

debates but the politics of independents have not gone away.

Victims of violence pass through A at Glasgow Royal Infirmary

But they aren't just treated by doctors, they're also getting

help from so-called Navigators - aiming to help them find ways

to improve their lives and escape what can be a cycle of violence.

James Shaw has been to see how it works.

Tam Begbie and Alan Gilmour, checking in at the start

of their shift at Glasgow Royal Infirmary.

We're just wondering if we can go in and see him for a quick blether.

The job title is navigator because their role is to help people

find ways out of lives blighted by violence -

as victims, as perpetrators, sometimes both.

When Tam and I arrive, the first place that we come

We would then find out from the staff who is here,

We would find out what bay they were in, we would pull up

a chair, do a quick intervention with people who might

Tam is talking to a young woman who has been admitted

The young woman I was speaking to earlier was admitted

She had obviously been involved in a violent incident earlier

on this evening and all the intervention did there was maybe

make her aware that going out for a revenge attack might not be

the best idea for her own health and her own sort of future

repercussions of maybe assaulting somebody.

Since the project started last December, many A staff

I think it is one of the most important initiatives we have had

in emergency medicine in my 20 years of practice.

I say that unreservedly because the Navigator project

represents an antidote to a degree of complacency that comes

from judgement that we have regarding some of the patients that

We have had a revolving door process for these patients over all my years

in practice until this has been happening, and now we have something

which could potentially make a difference and pluck these people

Alongside the benefits for individuals are possible

advantages for the NHS if emergency departments are not treating

the same difficult cases over and over again.

One complex head injury can cost more than ?30,000 to treat.

That suggests potential savings could be significant.

A woman driver has died in a crash on the A9 in the Highlands.

The collision involving two cars blocked the road near Dalwhinnie

Moray councillors have voted to scrap controversial plans

for the Western Link road in Elgin after hearing that the local

authority's capital spending plans were unsustainable.

Supporters of the road link described the decision as "folly

Let's get the weather outlook for tonight and tomorrow and it's

Thank you. I wanted to show you this picture, a beautiful sunset. The

showers that we saw earlier fading away and it will be a chilly night.

We have got the colour scale under to show exactly where we'd like to

see a frost. Countryside temperatures are perhaps as low as

-7 or -80 in a few remote highland glens. Still a few showers across

the Lothian and Borders. Elsewhere it's likely to be a dry start for

the day and for some bright start, in Dumfries and Galloway, up towards

Glasgow. In the Lothian 's and the borders more likely dishy shoot a

shower. Dry and bright, chilly. Some areas still around freezing. As we

head through the course of tomorrow, a lot of dry and sunny weather in

the forecast. Always the risk of a few showers in the South East,

anywhere from Edinburgh down to the border. Any shares the do

materialise are few and far in between. Across the UK, a lot of dry

weather. One or two showers across the spine of the country. Mid-teens

temperatures for us, for the rest of the afternoon and into the evening

one or two showers around. Largely dry and quiet overnight, but it does

not last. On Friday a weather front arrives rainy cloudy, wet and windy

weather. Looking at the detail, wet conditions for Northern Ireland, the

rain tracking eastwards. For most of England and Wales, dry and bright,

the sunshine tourney hazy as we head through the course the day. Into the

weekend, that weather front slips out of the border for a time before

returning north again. The cloudy and wet day here in Scotland.

Sunday, that low-pressure spins northwards, fairly unsettled. The

same time, dragging in some warm air from the continent. Temperatures

into the mid-teens for parts of England. For us in Scotland, nine or

ten, maybe 11 Celsius at best. The forecast.

Our next update is during Breakfast at 6:25 tomorrow morning.

But, from everyone on the late team here in Glasgow and around