29/05/2016 Reporting Scotland

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

A man's died after he was found with stab wounds

The 42-year-old was discovered at about 6.45pm yesterday

on Tweed Avenue near its junction with Lawson Street.

The body of a 27-year-old man has been found near a canal in Falkirk.

The discovery was made near Grahams Road in the Bankside

Police are treating the death as "unexplained"

while their investigation is underway.

Tennis, and Andy Murray is through to the quarter-finals

He defeated the giant American, John Isner.

Our reporter Kheredine Idessane is in Paris.

We were warned pre-match that it would rain and sure enough, down it

came so off came Andy Murray and John is. It was a shame as up until

that point, it had been over an hour of cracking tennis with the Scott

showing early intent but he could not break the John Isner serve. So

into a first set tie-break we went with Murray forging ahead 3-1. Back

came the six foot ten American who served at 6-5 but saw the set point

spectacularly saved by some more Murray magic. On they went through

7-8 and 9-9 before Andy Murray struck again to put in the third of

the way towards the quarterfinals. When the rain stopped, Andy Murray

kept going, the last point properly the highlight of set two. Another

straight sets victory means another place in the last eight on Tuesday.

Coatbridge boxer Ricky Burns has made history by becoming Scotland's

It came after he beat Italian Michele Di Rocco

for the vacant WBA super-lightweight title at Glasgow's Hydro last night.

ANNOUNCER: Ricky Burns! Having lost three of his previous six fights,

this was a make or break match for Ricky Burns. The home crowd clearly

behind him. And from the first round, he had Michele di Rocco on

the back foot. By round eight, it was all over. Ricky Burns flawed

Rocco leaving him unable to continue. Afterwards, the champion

gave his reaction. The me, it was just another fight. I know him from

when I was a young boy. When they are all winding me up, calling them

better, calling at the three will titles. What is next to the new

world champ? First, his summer holiday and straight onto planning

the next match. A play celebrating the Dumfriesshire

minister who started the world's first savings bank has been staged

in the church where he preached. Henry Duncan founded his "penny

bank" in Ruthwell in 1810 to give impoverished parishioners access

to savings and interest Within years, his model

was adopted around the globe. Sorry to keep you waiting, Mrs

Thompson, what can we give you? I am here to open an account. In

19th-century rural Scotland, personal banking was beyond the

means of most. Banks demanded ?10 to open an account, and imaginable

savings. In Ruthwell, a country open an account, and imaginable

parish near Dumfries, Henry Duncan change that. I opened the Ruthwell

bank in 1810. The cottage where he opened his savings bank has been

changed into a museum. He took the money from Ruthwell and we deposited

it into a commercial bank and got about 6% interest from then and he

paid out between four and 5%. So all of a sudden, someone in Scotland was

giving away free money and the word spread quickly. All the money is

kept here in this box. Now, a play has been written, inspired by

Duncan, the father of savings banks, and much more. He is one of

Scotland's least known heroes, an incredible man. He was a newspaper

publisher, a writer, philanthropist, artist, geologist. A fascinating man

but not really well-known. I think you should be. Your savings are

safe, secure and guaranteed. Let's get the weather

prospects for this evening - and the start of the week -

and Judith is at the map - The weather gods were smiling on

most of us today. The latest satellite picture. Some sharp

showers in the north but they will die away. Still 20 degrees in

Glasgow. Characteristic of the east coast with 9 degrees. Tonight, it

will be dry and mild. Miss and low cloud dominating the weather.

Eastern Scotland and the lowlands will see it tomorrow morning but

then it starts to retreat. It will be exposed part of the east coast

that will see the mist and low cloud. A couple showers breaking out

in the afternoon but on the whole, dry. Warm sunshine, 17 but up to 20

in the west.