08/07/2016 Reporting Scotland

Andy Murray is through to his third Wimbledon final after beating

the Czech Tomas Berdych in three sets.

Murray has also broken Fred Perry's record by reaching his

She knows it and Centre Court knows it. Andy Moray is edging closer to

another Wimbledon title. His previous battles had been physical

and verbal. Just ask his wife who once famously launched a volley of

her own, the world number nine. Past forgotten, it was down to business

and with tennis like this is the favourite was first to break. Any

notion of an easy first set was put to the side when the cheque broke

straight back. Plenty to ponder for Andy. But like so often in this

tournament be Scot held his nerve and the opponent at the antics the

first set. If Thomas Berdych doesn't make the final he could yet claim

one title. This is a contender for a mist of the year. From the

ridiculous to the sublime. Now firmly in control of the second set

soon followed. In the third set, Thomas Berdych buckled.

Straightforward, straight sets and straight into his third Wimbledon

have final will he will meet his Canadian opponent.

Police are investigating the deaths of two teenagers at T in The Park,

Officers say the separate incidentsmay be drug related.

Our reporter John mcManus sent this report.

This is the first full day of T in the Park.

What those just waking up don't realise is that there had been two

separate deaths reported at the festival. Police Scotland say a

70-year-old male from the west of Scotland and a 17 old female from

the north of England have died in circumstances not thought to be

suspicious. We are keeping an open mind but we do think drugs may have

been involved. There is no safe way to take drugs. The medical team

responded really quickly and worked really hard to see these two young

people, but unfortunately they couldn't. Our sympathy is with the

family and friends here with them. This is this weekend supposed to be

for music with friends, but this cast a shadow over at Juventus. It

is tragic. You are coming with your friends to enjoy yourself anyone to

have a good time. It's horrible hearing about people dying. We heard

about it and we all got a bit of a fright and we all called appearance

to say we were OK. It is sad. The death of any teenager is tragic, but

when it happens at an event like this it seems especially cruel.

The Scottish Government says it has "well developed" plans to cope

with a series of rail strikes that clash with major events

The statement comes ahead of planned strikes that will affect those

travelling to T in the Park, the Scottish Open and The Open.

This dispute about about driver-only operated trains.

The unions have safety concerns to phase out guards

ScotRail have said that they will always

schedule a second person to be on a train.

But talks broke down, that means that the strike action

planned for this week end and next week will go ahead.

What does it mean in terms of disruption?

Well, there are 80,000 people at T in the

And tens of thousands people heading to the Open.

The Scottish Government's resilience committee

have been discussing plans to put in place.

Scotland have not put forward plans and proposals for their plans for

Our call is for the RMT to suspend strikes and to get around the table

so that the passenger is not disrupted.

So getting home from T in the Park, organisers say that bus is best.

Heading to the Open, psychological rail are

putting on additional services that must be connected up to.

The strike days will be Sunday, Monday, Thursday next week

and then Saturday and Sunday the following weekend.

The Queen has been to see a new portrait

It was commissioned by the Royal Company of Archers

The painting shows Her Majesty in the ceremonial robes

of The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle.

The work, by the artist Nicky Philipps, will

hang in the dining room at Archer's Hall in Edinburgh.

Well, it's over to the weather outlook with Christopher

It was a dry and to the day with some lovely spells of sunshine. And

you do one of our weather Watchers in Aberdeenshire for that picture

there. The rain will arrive because of this weather front pushing into

Western and central Scotland and eventually further north. Ancient

wars wheels and Cumbria later on us tomorrow morning will be a cloudy

and wet start with that first band of rain edging further north in the

Wars Orkney. Drying up free time in the central belt but still cloudy.

Another band of rain from the south coming in. Murky conditions around

the coast and the hills. Across the UK as a whole you can see that

second area of heavy rain coming in from Wales over country and the

north of England. He said in the Midlands generally try with the

future is for Northern Ireland. Fairly cloudy times damp afternoon.

The rain will continue throughout most of the day for the Borders.

Elsewhere on and off. Quite a humid feel. The cloud will sin and break

times to reveal sunshine, but for many it is a cloudy day. Around the

north-west coast quite mighty. Rain well in place across Orkney but not

quite reaching Shetlands until later on. The main rain band clears away

throughout the evening but further outbreaks of rain arrive. Low

pressure so with those on Sunday and the unsubtle team continues. The

site Sunday that will be some sunshine per eastern areas.

Inverness, Aberdeen and Edwards the Borders. Through because of the way

they will extend the way further east and town quite heavy,

particularly through the north-east across Moray and Aberdeenshire. The

From everyone on the late team here in Glasgow

and around the country - goodnight.