25/06/2016 Reporting Scotland

The First Minister says she will seek immediate discussions

with Brussels to protect Scotland's place in the EU -

Nicola Sturgeon has said a new independence referendum

Here's our Political Correspondent, Glenn Campbell.

At a menacing meeting of the Scottish Cabinet ministers agreed to

prepare for possible second recommend them on Scottish

independence. --Emergency. This might referendum. She is also

preparing to travel to Brussels and Balans beyond. We will explore all

possible options to protect the place of Scotland in the European

Union. It is backed by this traditionally Labour supported

newspaper and this former Labour first messiah who says he voted

against independence in 2014. I think the result on Thursday night

was a game changer and this is going to be another referendum. I would

now back the European Union over continuing membership of the

European Union. The Scottish Labour leader has cautioned against an

second referendum says party will consider all options. We need calm

and reflect on what has happened. The duties of all politicians is to

focus on economic impact on what this means for jobs and services and

protect working people in this country. Others are not confessed

public want to read that independence question. The Scottish

people have been four times the ballot box in the last two years. In

my view there is no appetite for a referendum again and independence. A

great deal will depend on what deal with any is able to be constructive

between the United Kingdom and the European Union. If this to be

another independence referendum the proposition will have to change.

Scotland will face a choice whether to remain part of the go-to Kingdom

outside the European Union to make to remain part of the go-to Kingdom

Edinburgh the capital of any EU member state outside the United

Kingdom. -- United Kingdom. The First Minister said she will hold a

summit for EU diplomats in the next two weeks. A place in Glasgow for

Polish people to watch the football and, despite every assurance in the

First Minister that Europeans living and working in Scotland are welcome

here, a place for them to worry and working in Scotland are welcome

about what the referendum result might mean. Right now I really don't

know what is when to happen and how it is going to affect me being any

EU citizens I will will stay here are not. I will see in the next two

years to come. We are concerned for them will be what powers at some

point and how it will work, nobody knows. Our future. Why you what it

would have to be Scotland and go to Poland? Yes. Perhaps a more upbeat

mood of this bowling club with four teams contesting and not hard to

find people who voted, Clevedon car Donald. I voted a tactical vote and

voted Brexit. In 1975 voted for the EU that sense and been disappointed

with what they have done. I think that going to be more food bills.

There are millions of immigrants coming in here anyway so and see

what the difference is. We will be able to control our borders. Home or

away, it turns out that might just be the defining elliptical question

of our generation. -- political. --Cardonald.

Donald Trump has ended his Scottish trip with a visit to his golf

A small group of protesters waving Mexican flags were kept away

The US presidential candidate wouldn't be drawn

on whether he favoured Scottish independence following

Train passengers in Scotland are facing further disruption

The action is being taken by the RMT union over proposals to operate more

There will be a 24-hour strike tomorrow - followed by three further

Rugby, and Scotland won by 21 points to 16 in their second tour

The Scots were behind with less than ten minutes to go,

when captain Greig Laidlaw sent over a penalty from 40 metres.

The Japanese were on top for much of the match -

and were left bitterly disappointed at the end.

Andy Murray has been limbering up for his first match at Wimbledon.

He's been on the practise courts with his coach Ivan Lendl

before he plays against Liam Broady on Tuesday.

The Englishman is ranked 234 in the world, but Murray told

the BBC's Russell Fuller he's taking nothing for granted.

It is this to a great opportunity for him to play on one of the

biggest tennis courts in the world, to a huge audience and try to cause

an upset. Which I hope it doesn't but hopefully it is a good match.

And with the outlook for tonight and tomorrow it's over to Chris.

Some sunshine today but also funded insurance and you can see with the

appeared on the chart. If you had some sunshine it was reasonably

pleasant and this evening and overnight those shows fade away to

leave many areas drive. Here's the chart and there are other showers.

Lastly dry overnight with some clear spells and mist and low cloud and

haar. The further east spells and mist and low cloud and

tomorrow the driver stays for longer. You can see that replicated

throughout the UK with is weather chart stretching from Wales to

Wetton and Cornwall. -- Devon. In the West the rain will arrive

mid-afternoon, fairly light and patches comes this with a further

east that you are the drive will stay for longer and also the warmer.

Dems is up to 20 degrees line. Winds will be light but with the rain and

winds will be from the south and freshening. The Northern Isles

should stay dry for the course of the afternoon but the rain coming

your way. Here we see that rain edging its way eastwards we had

through the evening and behind it cool and fresh area but some haar

for the West Coast. On Monday when is from the West and freshly strong

at times but nothing like a heavy is from the West and freshly strong

showers we have seen today. There will be some sunshine around as well

showers we have seen today. There and for all much fresher feel so by

mid afternoon temperatures for most will be 15 or 16 degrees at best.

Join Gordon Brewer for Sunday Politics Scotland tomorrow

morning at 10.30 - he'll be speaking to the First Minister,