06/07/2016 Reporting Scotland

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A search is underway of a loch south of Oban,

after reports that a car carrying a family left the road

The incident happened late this afternoon near the

Steven Godden has been following the story -

The details of this have been emerging throughout the evening. But

we know is that the alarm was raised shortly after 4pm this afternoon.

Emergency services started searching the loch following reports that he

car had left the road and ended up in the water. Locals tell us that

the conditions were misty and wet and this is a road that runs

alongside the water. There is no official confirmation but it is

understood that two people may have been trapped inside the car.

Helicopters and water rescue teams have been involved and even

correcting open remains close tonight.

The First Minister has described the Iraq Inquiry report as damning,

Sir John Chilcot's report raised questions about

the necessity of the conflict, as well as the strength

of the intelligence and legal advice with which it was justified.

Our Westminster Correspondent David Porter has been

A place to reflect and to contemplate. In the shadow of

Westminster, this site will soon become a permanent memorial to those

who died in the Iraq war. Nothing can compare to the loss of breed

relative. Today an attempt to finally and to the myriad of

questions. We have concluded that finally and to the myriad of

the UK chose to join the invasion of Iraq before the peaceful options for

disarmament had been exhausted. Military action at that time was not

a last resort. 13 years on, Iraq still raises raw emotions. None more

so than from the families of those who died. What we've heard and what

would be reading is that it has been really hard. That's why there are a

lots of mothers and fathers in tears today. We have held it back for

weeks and it has been confirmed today it has been gut-wrenching. In

the Commons, tough questions. Amid all the staff about improving

processes which is fantastically important and I add knowledge it,

but at the end of the day it is people that make decisions. In our

social responsibility, wouldn't it help if individuals responsible were

held accountable? He's right that the people who took those decisions

could be held accountable in this house and in the court of public

opinion. There are also accountable in terms of people who might want to

opinion. There are also accountable take action as people have through

because with respect to equipment failures and the rest of Iraq and

Afghanistan. Clearly the Government of the day and the Prime Minister of

the day have to account for themselves. the Tony Blair is

doing that right now. He defended his actions. I did not mislead this

country, I the decision in good faith on the information I had at

the time. Into theirs and three plenty opposed military action. Iraq

probably has no weapons of mass instruction. Charles Kennedy also

set his face against military action. This is the riskiest moment

for Britain. The support is an indication of Charles Kennedy and

Robin Cook are resigned from Tony Blair's Cabinet because he did not

agree. Neither of them are here. The initial war in Iraq was brief with

overwhelming force being used against Saddam Hussein. Soon, like a

statue, his regime was toppled. Winning the peace proved far more

difficult and cost Scottish lives. Next week, MPs will get to days to

debate the report. They say lessons must be learned.

19 of those killed were from Scotland. They are the casualties of

war. The 19 Scots who lost their lives in the Desert far from home,

never knowing that the conflict would unwind so spectacularly. This

Corporal watching over his mother Rose, one of the key campaigners. He

was a six foot soldier killed by a roadside bomb. You as a gentle

giant. He would help out her neighbours, carry their bags along

the road. The neighbours loved him. For arose the fight for justice has

to go on. It is something I have to do. Something driving me, I needed

to push it. Something wasn't right. Of the dead, one in ten worst

Scottish. The families were receiving the dreadful news they

feared. This Corporal from Aberdeen were shot on routine patrol into

theirs and sex. He did not want to go to Iraq. He joined the Army and

knew he would have to go somewhere. He wanted a career. Tony Blair ended

it very short. Much focus is on the dead. Many thousands more were

injured, bearing the skies today, physical and mental. This man

battled with depression and alcohol, a product or poster Matic stress

disorder. You are sent over there to do a job and as a soldier you go and

do the job. Many find out it was all a lie or not the full truth, that

makes you angry. The equipment and kit is also criticise. This Lance

Corporal was provided with the wrong uniform. What he is wearing here was

not provided by the army, but by his wife in Falkirk. Within days, she

found the get and sent it out to me. The military post found me behind

some rock in Iraq and our member remarking at this time, she did do

what the British Government and the British Army couldn't do and that

was source kit and get it to me out in Iraq. Perhaps the most poignant

reminder of the Iraq conflict is in Glenrothes. As a post-war new town

it has no dead. After 2004, that changed. This Oriel is forever a

reminder of those lives such as you go taking so far away.

A mother and her civil partner have been jailed for life for the murder

Rachel and Nyomi Fee were sentenced to a minimum

of 23 and a half years, and 24 years, respectively.

Behind Liam Fee's short life, a story

As Rachel and Nyomi Fee were sentenced,

the scale of violence against him from the people who loved him was

That he had been subjected to a long cause of violent behaviour that

caused him appalling suffering both physically and mentally.

Neither woman showed any motion as the judge ordered them to

serve 24 and 23 and a half years before they apply for parole.

But outside, Liam's father was emotional.

Rachel, on the left, and Nyomi Fee subjectively

The blow that killed him, so severe it ruptured his heart.

He spent the last few days of his life

Instead of helping him, the couple searched on their

They abused two the boys mentally and

One they tried to blame for Liam's death.

Gillian McCusker believed she was one of their closest

They are still going to get everything paid for them, everything

Whenever they come out, they will still have their own life to lead.

And little Liam, where is he due macro nowhere.

In the Fife community where Liam lived, reams of coloured ribbons

There are still questions the social services who let him slip through

the net. The council did not comment while the case is underway. From the

start, they were in this together, but after sentencing the will be in

separate presence. They will spend the next 20 years of their lives

apart. Talks have broken up in a bid to end

the ScotRail dispute, The RMT union met Abellio

ScotRail management for an hour earlier,

in the row over plans to change The RMT is planning further strike

action, with a 48 hour stoppage A five-year-old girl has died after

she was in a car crashed yesterday. She was in the back-seat of a

Vauxhall with a three-year-old boy when it collided with a BMW. The boy

was on injured, well the driver is any condition in hospital.

Andy Murray is through to another Wimbledon semifinal.

He won a gruelling five set match against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga

I just tried to use all my energy at the beginning of the fifth set to

get myself out and try and get the crowd pumped up. It had been a long

get myself out and try and get the day for them with long matches. We

got the early break and managed to hang onto it.

Hearts put any fears of an early European exit to bed

with a convincing 6-3 aggregate win over Infonet of Estonia.

Well, It's over to Christopher Blanchett now with the weather

Wet across many parts of the country tonight, turning quite breezy. It

will be nailed the back mild. The weather will have cleared by

tomorrow morning. Still affecting Shetland. But it drives start

mostly. Temperatures in the early teens. Still some guy from the

overnight rain. One or to light showers. The wins will be fresher

here from the south-west. The weather for Shetland is likely to

stay fairly wet and windy. Through the chorus of the day elsewhere it

will be dry and bright with some sunshine. Not too bad at all.

Similar conditions for Northern Ireland. Just south of the border

towards Cumbria and down through Wales will be cloudy outbreaks of

rain. Temperatures in the low 20s. We will see temperatures into the

low 20s as well here, but with some sunshine as well, too. The driest

week for most. As we head through to the evening outbreaks of rain edging

in towards the Hebrides and Arguelles and across the mainland as

we head into the early hours. This will clear it to. If you showers

holding on, but for many a will clear it to. If you showers

reasonable day. The more it in the way of cloud. The UK as a whole will

be fairly murky. A good part of England generally dry. Some

brightness with similar temperatures to Scotland. If you get the

sunshine, you will be OK. The weekend, although pressure is

arriving and it will be wet and windy on Saturday. In fact, the wins

times. The wet weather will be heavy times. The wet weather will be heavy

. Not looking too good at all. These are the weather would expect

in the art, rather than the summer. That

Our next update is during Breakfast at 6.25am tomorrow morning.

But, from everyone on the late team, good night.