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and on BBC One, we now join the BBC's news teams where you are.

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The Deputy First Minister promises more funding for EU students

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and tells the SNP conference that their rights

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United in grief - the family and friends of Mike Towell

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welcome his opponent Dale Evans at the boxer's funeral.

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Packing up the Burrell Collection as the Glasgow museum prepares

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Stewart Hogg's delighted to be staying at Glasgow Warriors,

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but will the team be happy after tonight's

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And a new statue commemorates the women and children left behind

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EU students in Scotland have been promised funding for another year.

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But John Swinney - who made the announcement at the SNP

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conference in Glasgow - also challenged UK ministers

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to guarantee the right for EU students to stay

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The conference also debated whether this was the right time

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for the SNP to call another referendum on Scottish independence.

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This from our political editor, Brian Taylor.

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This woman is run Sweden, just one of 2500 EU students at Aberdeen

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University. After the Brexit filled the university promised their study

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places were secure but still, they fret. For themselves and for those

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who want to follow them. A lot of my friends are EU students so it was

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worrying for every single person. At the SNP conference John Swinney

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promised to extend funding to EU students for another year, 42017 and

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18, but he wants UK ministers to guarantee their right to stay

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regardless of Brexit negotiations. These people are not cards to be

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played. They are fellow human beings, to use them as negotiating

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chips is obscene and this party and this SNP government will have none

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of it. The conference broadened the by welcoming family from Australia

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who eventually won the right to stay in Scotland. Alex Salmond said the

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story showed the Conservatives' true intent. If we stick to London room

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we know what exactly lies in store- boils down to its essence, a closed,

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intolerant backward looking society. Theresa May's little England. The

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party Deputy Leader had an explicit warning for Theresa May. If you

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continue to ignore the expressed will of the people of Scotland, if

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you refuse to even consider how we might protect Scotland's place in

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the EU, NBN no doubt, your days as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

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are numbered. But does it all add up to an early referendum? Delegates

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are not entirely certain. Some argue yes. The message to the Prime

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Minister is this... The days of Scotland being sidelined or over.

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Redmayne means remain, our voice will be heard. Some say... The next

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independence referendum must be one that we are confident we can win.

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When the time is right or the issue is off the agenda for decades. I

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would urge caution and while I applaud the sentiment of the

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resolution, my concern is that we're tying the independence referendum

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solely to the trigger of Brexit. Reflecting on the dilemma, Nicola

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Sturgeon told delegates, welcome to my world. Welcome, indeed, to post

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Brexit politics. Rarely pure, never simple.

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And Brian joins us now from the conference in Glasgow.

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That debate about a second referendum reflected a genuine

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It does, a genuine decent dignified honourable division of opinion, not

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an objective, they yearn for independence but over the strategy

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for bringing that about and whether to hold an early referendum. Those

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for bringing that about and whether who say perhaps an early referendum

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is justified say that the UK that was on offer in the referendum in

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2014 has changed as a result of the Brexit vote, it is no longer there.

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They also characterise opinion among the right in England as being

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xenophobic and they believe Scotland will resile from that and that

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argues for independence. Those counselling caution say this is a

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time of uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote and does an early

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referendum not add to that uncertainty? They also argue that

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perhaps there are some people who supported independence in 2014 but

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do not particularly favoured the European Union, perhaps ordered to

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leave in the referendum earlier this year. In other words, the Brexit

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vote being a trigger to hold the referendum, but is this the button

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to push to get the yes vote? It is a genuine dilemma for the SNP.

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Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral

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of the boxer Mike Towell, who died after a bout

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The service at St Andrew's Cathedral in Dundee was also

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attended by his opponent, the Welsh boxer Dale Evans.

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It's emerged that in the weeks before the fight Mike Towell,

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who was 25, had been suffering from headaches but had put

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The family of Mike Towell say the two weeks since his death have been

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surreal. This morning, they gathered at St Andrew's Cathedral in his

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Dundee home to say their final goodbye. And there were not alone.

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Around 300 people joined them, friends, ordinary people from Dundee

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and members of the boxing fraternity. To pay their respects.

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Among them was Dale Evans, the fighter who delivered the globe

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Among them was Dale Evans, the which floored Mike Towell. He later

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played his own tribute at this mural. In a statement, the family

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said that Dale Evans had also been through so much and no fault would

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never lie with him. This was just two boys boxing and doing what they

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loved best. That spirit of generosity was also evident in the

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funeral service. One of his friends spoke and he was very humorous, he

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talked warmly about his life and the upbringing he had, he was a hardy

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boy with a great sense of humour. A man who was very much loved among

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friends and family and the boxing community. The funeral is not the

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only way that Dundee is remembering Mike Towell. There is a huge amount

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of respect and affection for Mike Towell and his family here in

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Dundee. But questions remain about the state of his health in the lead

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up to that fatal fight. The biggest moment of his career! Mike died

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after his life-support machine was switched off following his collapse

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in this fight last month. It later emerged he had been suffering from

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headaches during training. What is clear is that his family is

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devastated. But they say they will also smile every day at his memory.

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The two-year-old girl who was killed after being hit by a car

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in Perthshire has been named as Harlow Edwards from Cupar Angus.

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Her six-year-old brother and 17-year-old sister were also hit

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when the car mounted the pavement after being

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They're both in hospital with serious injuries.

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The accident happened on the A94 yesterday afternoon.

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Police say they're very concerned for the welfare of a woman

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from Ayr who's gone missing with her two children.

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29-year-old Farah Fadli, who's also known as Farah Gillespie,

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was last seen by a friend on Wednesday morning.

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It's believed she was with her ten-year-old son

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McKenzie and her daughter Eva, who's four.

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Police say it's very unusual for Farah not to be

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The human rights group Liberty says it's continuing attempts

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to have an inquest reopened into the death of a Scottish

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It follows today's ruling at the High Court in London

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authorising a fresh inquest into the death of another serviceman

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Our home affairs correspondent, Reevel Alderson, is here now.

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Remind us of the background to this, Reevel.

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The story goes back to March 2002 men Private James Collinson, who was

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17, in the army training, was found dead from a single gunshot wound,

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training at the Deepcut Barracks and an inquest was held into the death

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with an open verdict returned. Since then his parents have tried to find

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out a little more about what happened. Private Collinson was a

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fourth young soldier to die at the Deepcut Barracks, where evidence

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emerged of severe bullying. This was not available to the inquest and

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since then his parents have asked for the MoD to release mental health

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records, medical records and also material about how the army cared

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for their son. Today in a separate case the High Court in London gave

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permission for a new inquest to be held into the death of Private Sean

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Benton, the first of these four young soldier to die and the human

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rights group Liberty had asked for various bits of material from the

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MoD which had not been available to the inquest and they say that now

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they also have secured disclosure of similar documents relating to the

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death of private Collinson but so far there has been an update on

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whether or not any inquest will be sought or even ordered into his

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death. It was impossible to date to contact his mother or father. Thank

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you. A woman has been charged

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with the attempted murder of two police officers on duty in West

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Lothian. The officers had responded

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to a report of concern for a person at around 4pm yesterday afternoon

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on Hopefield Drive in Blackburn. An officer sustained minor injuries

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after being struck by a black Mini Cooper and was taken

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to hospital as a precaution. Scotland's exam body has admitted

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to a series of mistakes in one of last summer's

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computer science tests. There were a number of coding errors

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in the National 5 question paper, according to a report

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by the Scottish It also found several typographical

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mistakes in the paper, The SQA said adjustments had been

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made to the grade boundaries to make sure no candidates were affected

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by the errors. In just over a week

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the Burrell Collection in Glasgow will close its doors for four years

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for a multi-million While the A-listed building

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is refurbished, the collection of more than 9,000 artefacts will be

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moved - some of it into storage, and some into exhibition

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spaces at home and abroad. Our arts correspondent

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Pauline McLean reports. I have got a beautiful and unique

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carpet fragment from the ancient city... It was made their way carpet

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weavers. In 1610. Deep in the basement of the Burrell Collection,

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there are many treasures which have never seen the light of day. It has

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lived in these stories for many years and we are hoping that with

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the new refurbishment it will appear in a story about figurative imagery

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in Islamic art, is it permissible or forbidden, given it is so

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in Islamic art, is it permissible or controversial? Less than a fifth of

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the collection is on public display at the moment and in the new

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building that will be nearer to 90%, including the basement, which will

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be open to the public for the first time. This is the biggest

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undertaking since the Burrell Collection first opened in 1983. It

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must be a great satisfaction to you to see this building open and its

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treasures so well displayed. Its parkland site far from city centre

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pollution is a condition of the bequest. As a shipping baggage, Sir

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William Burrell was concerned about keeping his treasures safe. It was

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where he also insisted in it never turning abroad. But the city argues

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that was outdated and after a lengthy legal battle, it overturned

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the condition and while it is closed, key artworks will tour the

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world, raising the profile of the collection as well as funds. This

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has been a great pivotal achievement for us, it means we are released on

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the world stage for the first time and that means it encourages great

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collaboration with international partners such as the Museum of fine

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Art in Houston, where four pictures will go on display imminently. Most

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of the 9000 artefacts will go into storage carefully wrapped and boxed

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and catalogued in the coming months. Ready to go on display in the new

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Burrell Museum in 2020. You're watching BBC

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Reporting Scotland. The Deputy First Minister promises

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more funding for EU students and tells the SNP conference that

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their rights should be guaranteed. And still to come: A new statue

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commemorates the women and children left behind

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by the Eyemouth fishing disaster. The most advanced collection

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of unmanned drones and remotely operated vessels ever assembled

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is currently taking to the skies - and the waves - as part of a major

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military operation The exercise involves naval staff

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and defence contractors from several countries and is designed to show

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how these devices can help keep frontline forces away from the most

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dangerous situations. The land Warrior exercise is

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bringing together an unprecedented number remote devices that flight,

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swim or sale on the water, to see just how they function together in a

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real warfare scenario. It sounds like James Bond stuff but these

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devices really do exist. It is all about the best tool for the job and

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people are crucially best at making the decisions and the machines are

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best at gathering information and helping us decide when to intervene.

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These patrol boats behind me look like standard vessels but there is

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one important difference Daesh there is no cockpit, there is no wheel,

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because they are designed for unmanned operation. They are

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controlled by a human but, crucially, that person is kept well

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out of danger. Countermeasures which we demonstrate here are inherently

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dangerous. If we can move people further away from the danger of

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those mines and use the unmanned systems to do what we call dull,

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dirty and dangerous, that is a good thing. This exercise in and around

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the Hebrides has involved 50 different types of unmanned craft, a

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dozen defence contractors and forces from several countries. The unique

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aspect is the integration of 50 unmanned technologies joined in

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coalition, accelerating the autonomous learning capacity,

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collaborating in the science and technology realm and innovating with

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world-class navies into a fleet exercise. What many in the military

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have come to realise is much of this technology is emerging from outside

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the defence industry. And some is even available on the High Street.

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This exercise is an attempt to exploit the capabilities and push

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the boundaries of how this technology can be used to counteract

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enemy or terrorist activity and protect our troops.

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Let's take a look now at other stories from across the country.

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Police say a fire at a derelict hospital in Aberdeenshire

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More than 60 firefighters were called to Glen O'Dee

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Some patients at a nearby community hospital were moved internally,

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while firefighters tackled the outbreak

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This morning, my reports are that our patients are all settled. They

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came through the night without any ill effects and it is business as

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usual. The public is to be given

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the opportunity to take a cyber-tour of a multi-million pound defence

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scheme earmarked for the flood-prone A virtual reality headset will be

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used as part of an exhibition next month to give local people a greater

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insight into the project. Dumfries and Galloway Council

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hopes it'll help address concerns about the impact

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on parking provision. The Forth Bridge has been voted

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Scotland's greatest man-made wonder. The Unesco World Heritage Site

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captured almost a third of the votes in a survey by Visit Scotland,

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surpassing Edinburgh Castle, the Kelpies and the

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Glenfinnan Viaduct. The vote was carried out

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by the national tourism organisation to mark Scotland's year

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of innovation, A torchlight procession

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through Stornoway this evening will mark the opening of this

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year's Royal National Mod. Gaelic's premier festival returns

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to the Western Isles Apart from being a celebration

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of language and culture, it's hoped the event will provide

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the area with an economic boost. Hate crimes against disabled people

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occur frequently in Scotland, but most go unreported

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and there are few convictions. Now a touring film campaign aimed

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at school children has been launched It's a collaboration

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between Police Scotland and a leading disability charity

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based in Renfrewshire. There are 1 million people

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registered with a disability or long term illness in Scotland. 97% of

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disability hate crime goes unreported in Scotland alone. There

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were only 112 prosecutions last year for disability hate crime.

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Glasgow Warriors begin their Champion's Cup campaign

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tonight when they face English Premiership side

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Head coach Gregor Townsend has admitted his club should have

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fared better in European competition by now.

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Retaining their star player on a long-term deal has been

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a welcome boost ahead of this big match, as Kenny Crawford reports.

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This is one happy Glasgow warrior, partly because laces are not the

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only thing he has been tying up recently. Scotland international

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Stuart Hogg has signed a new contract until 2019, which is his

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wife as much as it suits him. Both our parents are just a couple of

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hours down the road, so it is easy to pop down. The issue goes, happy

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wife, happy life. If that wasn't the case, I would be in trouble.

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wife, happy life. If that wasn't the everything seems perfect. But time

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for a reality check. The Champions Cup is rugby's top European

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tournament and it replaced the Heineken Cup, which had been running

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since 1995. But in those 21 years, Glasgow haven't managed to make the

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conversion from group stage to quarterfinals. Given the rugby we

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have played throughout the season, especially in the last few seasons,

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we believe we have not achieved our potential and this is another chance

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to do better. For that to happen, Townsend's Glasgow must barge their

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way through a tough group containing last season's cup runners-up, racing

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92 of France and two clubs who have won the Heineken Cup twice, monster

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from Ireland and English side Leicester Tigers. Their director of

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rugby, Richard Cockerill, has voiced concerns about playing on Glasgow's

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artificial pitch tonight, but Tigers players don't appear to be so

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bothered. We have got experience of playing with them. They are a good

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side, well coached. Glasgow have already shown their domestic

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pedigree with eye-catching wins over the likes of defending pro-champions

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Connacht this season. Now it is time to replicate that on the European

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stage. Well, you can listen to how that

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Glasgow-Leicester match unfolds on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound

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tonight on 92 to 95 FM. Tennis now, and Andy Murray produced

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another impressive display to reach the semi-finals

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of the Shanghai Masters as he bids He beat the Belgian David Goffin

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6-2, 6-2. He'll now face either Jack Sock

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of the United States or France's Gilles Simon

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for a place in Sunday's final. It was one of the darkest

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days in the history 189 fishermen died on Black Friday,

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14th October 1881 - the day of the Eyemouth fishing

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disaster. The Berwickshire fleet was caught

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in the eye of a ferocious storm. The boats smashed against the rocks

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close to harbour, in sight of the families

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of many of the fishermen. Today, a memorial was unveiled

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to commemorate the women # Throughout that morn, they sweated

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hard and worked readily. The storm had come from nowhere, trapping the

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fishing fleet who were desperately running for sure.

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# Suddenly from the depths of hell, if fury raged. Only to be smashed

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against the rocks in sight of their women and children. This money is

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for the Dazzler families left behind. It is called women and

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bairns. This is my mother and her mother. It was my great grandfather

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who was lost in the disaster. Every figure is in memory of each of the

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women and children. Yes, it is very emotional, because you think about

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these brave women, and if not for them, I wouldn't be here today, and

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neither would the other dissidents. It wasn't just the men of Eyemouth

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who died that day. 135 years ago, Black Friday claimed the lives of

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coast. Immunities like Cove, Burma coast. Immunities like Cove, Burma

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-- burn mouth also suffered terrible losses. There are long-standing

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memorials to the men who died. This project was about the women. This

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Eyemouth sculpture is a timeline over three days, where you have got

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the storm on Friday afternoon, with the more tragic gestures. The women

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are actually watching their men drowning. And then you have got

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people looking out to sea, hoping to see them and come back. There is

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hope as well as despair and grief and anxiety, all the things that go

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with waiting and watching. It has taken more than a decade to complete

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the memorials. These small communities have raised more than a

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quarter of ?1 million to pay for a lasting legacy. It is for the next

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generation. Ferguson is another generation down from the direct line

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of the Grants, and he will be able to bring his children and

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grandchildren along and tell them about the person or the statue who

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is their direct descendant. This memorial is not just about the

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unimaginable pain and suffering, it is about how the widows came

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together, how they kept their small immunities alive and how,

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generations on, their distant family still remember.

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Let's see how the weekend weather is looking.

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It is looking very unsettled, but we will see drier and brighter slots as

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well. There would be hefty showers in the East. They will become fewer

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and lighter as we had through the evening. Shetland is staying dry.

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The weather will be heavy in eastern Scotland, and there is a Met Office

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weather warning for Angus, Teesside and parts of Aberdeenshire from

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midnight until six tomorrow. Still those brisk East or south-easterly

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winds. Tomorrow, here is the low pressure responsible. It will be a

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wet and windy start to Saturday, the Renicks tending right across the

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country during the morning. We will see brighter conditions feeding him

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eventually across the borders, and the winds will ease as well. Still

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feeling cool under the cloud. We should see some sunshine to the

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north of the Isles. You can expect difficult driving conditions and

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perhaps some flooding where we have that warning in place. And it

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becomes drier as we had through the rest of the day. For hill walkers

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and climbers, some challenging conditions, with driving gales at

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the tops and possibly severe gales as well. Southern ranges will see an

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improvement through the afternoon, but we still have this persistent

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rain. Very challenging conditions once again. You will be braver than

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me if you head to the hills tomorrow. The rain will continue to

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move northwards tomorrow evening. It will become confined to the Northern

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Isles, where it will stay windy. It becomes largely dry for most of us.

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There will be some showers on Sunday, but a better day in all for

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northern Scotland. We lose the showers and rain from the Northern

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Isles. A good deal of sunshine as well. It will be a fairly pleasant

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day. It will be milder. Now, a reminder of

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tonight's main news. I'll be back with the headlines

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at 8pm and the late bulletin just Until then, from everyone

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on the team right across the country, have

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a very good evening.

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