31/07/2016 Reporting Scotland

Now it's time for all the news where you are.

Police in Perthshire are investigating the death

It happened on a farm, which is used as a base

for migrants employed as fruit pickers.

This is the site behind me where emergency services were called to

reports of a fire in the early hours of Sunday morning.

It's the mains of a farm, which amongst other things

When the emergency services got here this morning they

There are in fact dozens of caravans here,

which are homes to the many migrant workers which pick the farm's fruit.

Regular visitors to the shop have met some of those visitors.

Is a shock. Somebody dying always is.

There are quite a few dozen that live on the farm.

Police have been here all day and they say the investigation

They also say that there was a fatality from this fire.

They haven't given any more details yet until the next of kin have

Talks are to be held tomorrow to try to break the stalemate

between management and unions involved in a long running dispute

The sticking point is over who will operate the doors.

Abellio, who run ScotRail, insist it must be the driver.

But the RMT union, who are today staging another strike

over the issue, fear that not having a guard

We want safety trained, safety certified guards on the trains.

We would welcome an extension where there is a driver on the operated

trains, we would look for ticket examiners to be guaranteed on them.

There is no guarantee at the moment. It is not good enough.

Our proposal to find a way forward is all about

We made that proposal at the back end of last week.

We are working with both the unions about having a

Very similar duties to what we have currently.

We want the doors to be controlled differently, because that

is very important for us to deliver a good really

I am convinced we will find a way forward.

Police investigating a serious sexual assault in Aberdeen

say they want to trace a car seen in the area.

Officers have given no details of the victim of the attack,

which happened in Torry's Grampian Lane early yesterday.

They want to speak to the owner of a light coloured estate car seen

Housing bodies have welcomed the formal end today

of the Right to Buy scheme in Scotland.

Nearly 500,000 council and housing association homes

were sold under the policy, which was introduced in 1980.

It allowed tenants in social housing to buy their homes

MSPs voted to scrap the measure two-years-ago.

The research that we commissioned last year so that we have a backlog

We have not been replacing the housing at the

same rate that were having to sell the housing, so, ultimately,

it has taken housing out of social renting

In the golf it was a disappointing day for Scotland's Katrina Matthew.

The Edinburgh golfer finished joint fifth on nine under. She started

well with birdies at the second. I had a couple of slack shots causing

bogeys. It was just a little thing like a bit of a struggle. Not too

bad a beat. Disappointed. Look back now for the weather.

Just a futurist peppering north-western coastal areas. Still a

future across the north primarily. Becoming a bit more widespread for

these areas as we go through the day. One or two showers for the

north-east of the afternoon. A cloudy picture across Shetland with

outbreaks of rain. A cool feel here with brisk westerly winds. Looking

ahead to Tuesday again a lots of dry and bright weather to come. Plenty

of sunshine around, too. A weather front moving in from the Atlantic

later in the day. Our next update's at 6.25am tomorrow

morning, during Breakfast Time. Until then, from everyone

on the weekend team, enjoy the rest

of your Sunday evening.