11/06/2016 Reporting Scotland

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

Police have launched a murder inquiry following the death

of a woman at a house in East Ayrshire.

Officers found 53-year-old Andrena Douglas dead in her home

in Crusader Crescent in Stewarton on Thursday.

They had gone there to tell her that her partner had been seriously

injured in a fire at nearby Peacockbank Farm.

A 14-year-old motorcyclist has been killed following

The teenager's bike collided with a car on Silverknowes Road,

near a junction with Silverknowes Court,

His passenger, also aged 14, is seriously injured in hospital.

The Education Secretary John Swinney got a mixed reception

when he addressed members of Scotland's biggest

Some members of the EIS jeered Mr Swinney

when he re-affirmed his commitment to standardised national

Teachers fear the tests will create extra workload and result in

Scottish jobs are at risk according to the Labour leader

Jeremy Corbyn was campaigning in Aberdeen today.

But the Ukip leader in Scotland, David Coburn,

who was out in Dunfermline, argues the country stands to gain

less than two weeks to go, the Labour Leader to his message to the

streets of Aberdeen, bashing aside questions about the size of the role

he is playing in the campaign to questions about the size of the role

stay in the EU. It needs change, he says, but there

is a positive, optimistic case to stay in. In order to protect the

advances we've made, discrimination legislation, maternity and paternity

leave, and particularly protection and human rights across Europe. Some

of those who want to stay in the EU Park back to Gordon Brown's

intervention in the 2014 Scottish referendum, with Coulter him to

become the public face of the campaign north of the border.

Meanwhile, those wanting to leave the European Union have been out

campaigning as well. Ukip you're on the streets of Dunfermline. We're

putting more money in them we get out. We are supporting the European

Union. Let's just get rid of it, get out, we can do our own treaties all

over the world with China and the rest of it. What is clear is that

persuading voters across Scotland on their point of view will keep both

sides of this ardent busy in the days ahead. -- argument.

Singer Rod Stewart has become "Sir Rod"

tennis winner Jamie Murray has been awarded an OBE.

It's the Queen's official 90th birthday,

and more than 1,000 people across the UK are being honoured.

Singer Rod Stewart is among those being honoured. Born in London to an

English mother and a Scottish father, the famous Celtic supporter

received his knighthood. Tennis star Jamie Murray, who helped the British

team win the Davis Cup for the first time in almost eight decades, was

made an OBE. It is an honour to receive it, I am really proud of the

stuff we have achieved over the last year, especially the Davis Cup was a

huge thing the team and for the country, and it has been a good

time. The team captain, Glasgow born Leon Smith, also received an OBE.

Lord Smith of Kelvin, who had shared the cross-party commission on

Scottish devolution in the wake of the 2014 independence referendum has

been made a member of the order of the companions of honour.

Businessman Sir Ian Wood has been appointed Knight grand Cross of the

order of the British Empire, for services to the oil and gas

industry. Professor Sue Black becomes Dame for her forensic work

industry. Professor Sue Black in many high-profile cases. We are

number one in the UK for forensic science, and this just shows, this

is another accolade that goes with that. David Hamilton, former Labour

MP, and former presiding officer of the Scottish Parliament Alex

Ferguson are both given a knighthood. And Valerie Johnson, who

has a chip shop in Shetland, has been awarded a British Empire medal

for services to the food Drink industry. Really good to be

recognised and further staff to be recognised for their hard work since

we opened in 2008, they have worked really hard, and have certainly

helped us to get the success we have over the years.

It's over to Kawser now with the weather forecast

Did evening. Quite cloudy today and quite damp for many of us, a real

change from last week when we had lots of sunshine. You can see the

cloudy conditions here today, patchy light rain and drizzle as we head

through the evening and overnight night. We have opened the floodgates

to these weather systems coming in from the Atlantic as high pressure

has moved further towards the north, and a similar story for tomorrow as

well. Tonight, Misty and McKee conditions along the east coast,

patchy light rain and drizzle to -- Misty and McKee. Shetland dipping to

around 5-6d, under these clear skies. Tomorrow a similar story of a

grey start, cloudy conditions and drain. It may be a little bit drier

and brighter, perhaps for Dumfries and Galloway. Sunnier spells here

developing but also the risk of a few showers into the afternoon.

Further towards the East, Misty and murky conditions. For the Northern

Isles, brighter spells into the afternoon as well. Tim Butcher is

here around 11-12. A wider look at the UK, quite heavy showers

developing once again across parts of England, and the Met office have

issued yellow weather warnings for the risk of rain. -- temperatures.

Still quite warm further towards the south, maybe 19, 20 degrees. Across

parts of the West of Scotland we could see 18 or 19 Celsius, brighter

spells along the West Coast, and it stays rather cloudy and wet for

Monday as well. That is the forecast.

Our next update is tomorrow evening at 720 5p. From everybody here, good

night.