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Well, she served to drop a serve in the first set. She has missed two

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returns in a row, this one has to go in. They should not lose.

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In fairness, it was a very good server.

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Zero percentage shots there. If these to get to the final pair are

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going to be very popular. Still hasn't made a return in this game.

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Just more confirmation of the work that has got to be done on that

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forehand. Still need to knuckle down here, because it is Watson's serve

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next. They're having a good challenge now.

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APPLAUSE # Celebrations for Milos Raonic and

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Andy Murray. Also for another Scot, Gordon Reid.

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He is through to not one but two finals. The singles wheelchair

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finals and the doubles as well. Earlier, after his success, I caught

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up with him. No, I don't think I felt pressure. I

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had the support. There were a lot of people backing me there. The squad

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and the British members of the public as well. I tried to enjoy it

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and make the most of the moment. Brilliant there from Gordon Reid and

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from Andy Murray as well. He is through to the third Wimbledon

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final. He is to take on Milos Raonic of Canada in Sunday's final. I have

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to say that Milos Raonic has never reached a Wimbledon final. Andy

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Murray has been there three times before. Will it give him an edge?

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Who knows. But this may give him the edge, of course, he has won the

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championship before. That well, he will take confidence from that. He

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is also in great form as we saw out there on Centre Court this afternoon

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with the straight set win over Tomas Berdych winning 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, Andy

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Murray is through to the final on Sunday.

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The police are investigating the deaths of two teenagers at

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Scotland's biggest music festival. The officers say that the separate

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incidents at T in the Park in Perthshire may be drug-related. Our

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reporter is there for us. This is the first full day of T in

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the Park. An event aimed at younger music lovers but overshadowed by the

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deaths of two 17-year-olds that we heard about today. The police

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Scotland were called to two separate incidents, one at midnight, the

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other at 5am. They say that the circumstances of

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the deaths are unexplained. But it has been shocking to everybody here.

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The morning after the first night of T in the Park.

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What those waking up don't realise is that there have been two separate

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deaths reported at the festival. The Police Scotland say a 17-year-old

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man from the West of Scotland and a 17-year-old female from the north of

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England died in circumstances not thought to be suspicious.

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We are keeping an open mind. But a line of inquiry is that drugs may

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have been involved in the deaths. We reiterate the policy of Police

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Scotland and the organisers, there is no safe way to take drugs.

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The medical team responded quickly and worked hard to save the two

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young people but unfortunately they and worked hard to save the two

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could not. Our sympathy really is with the family and the friends with

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them. This is supposed to be a weekend of

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music with mates but as the news spread, it cast a shadow over the

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events. It is pretty tragic. You are coming

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to a festival to enjoy yourself. You are with friends and stuff. You just

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want to have a good time it is horrible to hear about people dying.

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They could be your friends. I heard about it. It was frightening.

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But we were ringing parents at that say we were OK. But sad.

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Sad. The death of a teenager is tragic

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Sad. but at an event like this it seems

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especially cruel. The Scottish Government says it has

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well developed plans to cope with a series of rail strikes that clash

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with major events. The Transport Minister chaired a meeting of the

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Government's resilience committee ahead of planned strikes that could

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affect those travelling to T in the Park and the Open.

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This dispute about about driver-only operated trains. The unions have

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safety concerns to phase out guards or conductors on the trains.

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ScotRail have said that they will always schedule a second person to

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be on a train. But talks broke down, that means that the strike action

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planned for this week end and next week will go ahead. What does it

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mean in terms of disruption? Well, there are 80,000 people at T in the

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park. And tens of thousands people heading to the Open. The Scottish

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Government's resilience committee have been discussing plans to put in

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place. Scotland have not put forward plans

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and proposals for their plans for driver controlled operated trains.

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It is up to the RMT to go forward. Our call is for the RMT to suspend

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strikes and to get around the table so that the passenger is not

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disrupted. So getting home from T in the Park,

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organisers say that bus is best. Trains running but reduced. Heading

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to the Open, psychological rail are putting on additional services that

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must be connected up to. So look out for cancellations. The advice is to

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plan ahead. The strike days will be Sunday, Monday, Thursday next week

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and then Saturday and Sunday the following weekend.

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A cancer patient in Edinburgh has been given an accidental overdose of

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radiation, double the dose that should have been received. The

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patient was being given palliative radio therapy last September.

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This reminds people of the terrible and the tragic case of Lisa Norris,

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who as a teenager was given an overdose of radio therapy in 2006.

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who as a teenager was given an She endured terrible suffering

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before her death. The overdose given to this patient was higher than that

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given to Lisa Norris but in other ways, the circumstances were

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different. Lisa Norris' case was a result of system wide failures.

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Following the case much was done to make radio therapy safer. In this

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case, individuals made errors, they did calculations that were wrong and

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case, individuals made errors, they put in those wrong calculations to

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give an overdose of radio therapy. The computer system designed to flag

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up mistakes worked and did flag up that an error had been made but they

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overroad the computer system. As a result of the investigation into the

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case, everyone who uses that particular computer system will be

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retrained so that they have confidence in it. The investigation

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also appointed out that this happened over a weekend. Following

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this case, the NHS Lothian has beefed up the number of specialists

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on call. What we don't know is what happened to the patient involved

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this time, they are anonymous. We know that they were given the radio

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therapy as part of pattiative care, end of life care, it is possible

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that they may have passed away before feeling the ill effects.

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Scottish farmers are warning of a difficult future when the UK leaves

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the European Union. They are meeting John Swinney. He said it was an

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issue of concern, he was fighting to keep Scotland in the EU, the UK

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Government is pledging continued support.

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A sunny day after the rain, ideal conditions for growing crops.

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And to meet the deputy firm but Scottish farmers are not facing

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ideal conditions in the aftermath of the vote to leave the EU. Yes, there

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has been a boost in prices with a fall in the pound but what happens

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to generous subsidies from the Common Agriculture Policy? In the

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future governments may not match them.

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The farm income is reliant on subsidies. I don't see that change.

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Until maybe the public learn to pay the real price for food it will be

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difficult. We have been assured many times, that Government will look

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after us. We have to take their word for it.

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And for two years, they are guaranteed, and hopefully we can

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press for them to be guaranteed longer.

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Listening to the concerns, John Swinney. His Government's wants to

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keep Scotland's place in the EU. He says that the farming industry is a

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crucial part of that union. We said if that was changed by the

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actions of the UK Government, disrespecting the decisions of the

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people of Scotland to stay in the EU membership, that is an issue of

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address. What we are doing is acting with the energy we have to protect

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Scotland's EU membership to ensure that the interest of the agriculture

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sector are protected as part of that process.

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The Brexit negotiations and future funding deals are in the hand of the

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UK Government. Today they said that the Prime Minister was clear, that

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there must be a system of agriculture support in the event of

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a decision to leave the EU. The Government will work with industry

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and the public to develop these new arrangements.

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The decision by voters to leave the European Union reverb rates around

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this land two weeks on. Farmers are used to uncertainty in their lives

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but perhaps this is one factor that they did not bargain for.

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Inspectors who visited Aberdeen creme torable say staff working

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there at the time when babies were cremated with unrelated adults see

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themselves as the victims, unions insist that the language used has

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not come from the staff. For years, these walls contained a

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secret: An unethical and abhorrent practice, jointly cremating babies

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with unrelated adults. The manager that oversaw the actions sacked but

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many who carried out the cremations are still here. The report follows

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an ininspector's visit last Thursday that gives a positive assessment but

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says a number of employ years there before the process changed regard

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themselves as being the victims. Scot Wells died of cot death after a

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month of life. His father says what he is hearing is nothing short of

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offensive. It is an insult. Rubbing salt in the

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wounds. It is hard enough as it is. The parents are in a difficult

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situation. It is hard enough as it is, with the

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report that has come out. And then to hear this, that they are the

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victims... Well, unbelievable, really.

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Last week's inspection followed a damning report into the running of

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this crematorium. But this union leader says it is the reports that

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describes them as victims not the workers themselves.

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I need to be clear that no member of staff has come forward to say that

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they feel that way. That they feel they are the victims.

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In an exclusive sense, as that is clearly not true.

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The chief executive of Aberdeen City Council declined the request for a

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interview. She said that the outcome of the inspection will now form part

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of the report. That report is expected to be

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presented next month. Now let's take a look at other

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stories from across the country. Two people died and another

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seriously injured in an accident south of Edinburgh, it happened on

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the A 68, Dalkeith by pass. A man and a woman died at the scene,

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another man was taken to Edinburgh royal infirmary. Police appealed for

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witnesses after a fatal crash on the outskirts of Dumfries. The driver

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and a 25-year-old woman died when the car lost control on the roads.

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The collide passenger ferry is to be run with a bigger boat, designed to

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operate in rougher weather than the current veriesle. The service

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requires bidders to provide a boat up to 40 metres in length up from 26

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metres at present. Ten new galleries at the National Museum of Scotland

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opened to the public. Exhibits were unveiled after a ?14 million upgrade

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of the popular attraction. Museum bosses hope that the investment in

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the science and the arts sections make them more attractive for the

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visitors. Glasgow's George Square has been transformed as it prepares

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to host the homeless World Cup. The Egypt features 48 mens' and 68

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womens' teams. Scotland last hosted this event in Edinburgh in 57.

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It is a free football tournament, taking place in George Square, the

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teams are homeless people from around the world. We are changing

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their lives. The Queen has been to see a portrait

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of herself unveiled in Edinburgh. Commissioned by the Royal Company of

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Archers to mark her 90th birthday. The work is by the artist Mickey

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

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It has been a testing day for the players in the second round of

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golf's Scottish Open near Inverness. Earlier a New Zealander showing

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everyone else how to do it, before a Swede put in a late surge. Richie

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Ramsey is the leading Scot. By the wind of yesterday, after it

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eased, Castle Stuart and her length, found protection from the

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conditions. Something that Russell Knocks was keen to take on.

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But it was New Zealander, Danny Lee, showing everyone how to do it.

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Lee carding a round of 66 to become the early clubhouse leader on

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7-under par. I always love to start my round hard

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and put birdies in early, to get my momentum going. I've been doing that

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well in the last two days. Birdies were not the only thing on

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view around Castle Stuart. Three-time major championship,

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Padraig Harrington was putting on a show.

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Marks were being carded of about 70. This man missed his tea last night

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to visit the old golf club! I am hungry. It is tough out there.

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Looking forward to a good lunch. It has been a hell of a 24 hours.

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I'm an athlete, a beast. I don't get tired! That bacon roll shows you are

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tired? Of course, a little tired. The adrenaline is in me, that helps.

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The leading Scot, though, is Richie Ramsey, shots like this helping the

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Aberdonian card of 68 to 4-under par. But the biggest mover, the new

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leader of the Scottish Open, is Alex Norman. A shot clear of the field --

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Noren. Now, let's see what to expect from

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the weather forecast. Chris, it was nice for Beyonce, what for the other

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musical events. Tell us about Beyonce? Brilliant, as

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you might imagine. I know you are a fan Sally, surprised you were not

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there. Now the weather.

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A lovely end to the day across many parts of the country. Here the cloud

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is melting into sunshine. Many scenes like this one.

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So the evening at T in the park, sunshine, set fair. But through the

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course of the week, there is a change afoot.

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Tonight you will see the chart there. There is sunshine. Largely

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dry but overnight the cloud builds and the rain arrives pushing its way

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into the country. It is a cloudy night. Wet for many and mild.

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Temperatures about 13 Celsius. In the north, clearer conditions but a

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touch cooler. The wet weather is with us tomorrow morning. Courtesy

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of the low pressure in the Atlantic. We will not see the high winds that

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were forecast but still the cloud and the rain.

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Initially, that first band of rain stretching towards Orkney, behind it

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drying out but then more rain pushing through the day, personally

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in the south and in the east. By mid-afternoon, cloudy with outbreaks

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of rain. Temperatures in the high teens, up to 20 Celsius in the

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central lowlands. As the cloud breaks, feeling humid. That wet

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weather is in play for most of the country. Certainly across the

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north-west it could be murky. The wet weather over Orkney, never

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reaching the Shetlands until later, it is coming your way. Hillwalking

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or climbing in the western ranges there will be outbreaks of rain.

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or climbing in the western ranges Winds in the southerly direction. In

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the eastern ranges likely to see the bright spells and a number of

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showers that will be hill. For the border hills, just heavy rain.

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The rest of the afternoon into the evening, the wet weather clears but

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then further outbreaks of rain. On Sunday, the low pressure is with us,

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so the unsettled theme continues. Starting Sunday for eastern areas,

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including Inverness and Aberdeen, some sunshine, showers. The showers

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turning heavy over Murray and Aberdeenshire. A humid feel. South

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of the border, he has done it. He's in the final. The weather? A chance

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of a shower or two pushing through, the roof may not stay open. That's

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the forecast for now. A reminder of the news: Five

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officers are dead, seven wounded after being shot during a peaceful

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protest in Dallas, Texas, it happened as hundreds protested about

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the week's fatal police shootings of black men in minute apiaries and

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Minnesota. And two fatal deaths of taken agers

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at T in the park. They could be drug-related and Andy Murray is

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through to the Wimbledon final after beating Tomas Berdych.

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Andy Murray reached his 11th Grand Slam final.

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The older you get you never know how many chances you have to play in the

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Gravineed slam finals. You want to make the most of opportunities. Glad

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I managed to get through today. Yes. I guess, the older you got, you are

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more experienced which helps. It helps you deal with the nerves a bit

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better. The best of luck to him on Sunday.

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You can watch the match live here on BBC One Scotland. For now, that is

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Reporting Scotland. I'm back with the late news at 10.30pm. Until

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then, good evening.

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