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That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me,

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Tonight, on Reporting Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon launches the SNP

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manifesto with a promise for an independence referendum

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Female workers at Glasgow City Council win

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a claim for equal pay which could run in to tens

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How a generation of children born in 1950s Aberdeen

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could hold the key to a deeper understanding of depression.

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Relief as Andy Murray wins his first round match at the French Open.

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We catch up with boxer Daniel Flaherty who had a quarter

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of his skull removed after a bleeding on the

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Nicola Sturgeon has told BBC Scotland it would be "outrageous"

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if the Conservatives attempted to block a further referendum

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on independence once the details of Brexit are known.

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Ms Sturgeon was speaking after she launched her party's

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manifesto in Perth with pledges to tackle poverty and boost

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The launch was postponed from last week in the aftermath

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This from our political editor Brian Taylor.

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Welcome to the manifesto launch of the real opposition. Angus Robertson

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set the tone before the main event. Nicola Sturgeon. Cheering and

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applause. And the Internet, perhaps a little bit too much for some.

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Nicola Sturgeon has three key aims, to gain a place of the Brexit

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negotiation, hold an independence referendum... With their true

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colours being exposed in this campaign, we have a real chance to

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keep them in check. But how? The SNP cannot form the UK Government but

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Nicola Sturgeon say SNP MPs have a proud record of taking on the

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Tories. Moving ahead she told activists, the party would tackle

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poverty through a ?10 an hour minimum wage and thwarting benefit

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cuts. The SNP has called to stand up for Scottish interests. They back

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100 next Dean -- back an extra ?118 billion and they were funded by

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prolonging borrowing beyond conservative levels. They back a 50p

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top tax rate as the UK as a whole. In Scotland, tax payers might be

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able to avoid it, thus cutting the Scottish budget and they back full

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control of welfare to be devolved to Holyrood. They say they are opposed

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to what they regard as unfair Tory benefit cuts. For older people, that

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means fighting against Conservative plans which means conservative

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constraint and pension pledges. The Tory manifesto is nothing short of

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an assault on pensioners, from the dementia attacks to the removal of

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the winter fuel allowance and the ending of the triple lock. The SNP

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once an extra ?11 billion spent in England matching the Scottish

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budget. Scotland will get a share of the cash and they dropped the 1% pay

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cap for nurses while still insisting on an affordable deal. Nicola

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Sturgeon controls devolved services and she backs higher allowances the

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company investment and reduce national insurance for firms taking

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on new employees. How about independence? Nicola Sturgeon once a

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second referendum on the details of Brexit are known. What if the Tories

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keep saying no? Having won the election last year and got a vote in

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the Scottish Parliament for the Tories to stand in the wake of

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democracy. That is what they're doing, standing in the way

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democracy. Straight to head out to canvass votes and with just over a

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week to go, there is no time to waste.

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The other parties have been focussing their attention

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on the SNP's plans for a second independence referendum.

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But there's continuing confusion on Labour's position.

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Labour's UK leader, Jeremy Corbyn again said he would allow one to be

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held if the Scottish Parliament and the Scottish people wanted it.

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His comments appear to put him at odds with Labour's Scottish

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leader, Kezia Dugdale who last week offered a "cast iron" guarantee that

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Labour would oppose a second independence referendum.

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Two leaders of the same party, both of them concentrating on family

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friendly policies. But do they see eye to eye on the SNP's call for a

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second independence referendum? If the Scottish Parliament and the

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Scottish people want a referendum, they have a right, that was the

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whole point of the devolution agreements in the 1990s. I think any

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referendum should take place, if there is to be wrong, after the

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Brexit negotiations. But the Labour manifesto opposes a second

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referendum. But the Labour leader says they are on the same page.

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Jeremy Corbyn has been 100% clear, a second referendum is unnecessary and

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not wanted. If there is a perception that Labour is sending mixed

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messages, that is something that opponents can only raise a glass to.

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I think Jeremy Corbyn has sold the jersey and independence. He says he

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wants discussions with the SNP about allowing a second referendum. He

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said it was fine if Scotland wanted one. The majority of Scots don't

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want it. The Scottish people will stand against Nicola Sturgeon and we

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can send Nicola Sturgeon a message, that Scotland doesn't want

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independent referendum number two. The Prime Minister insists now is

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not the time. The Scottish Liberal Democrat leader campaigning today

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wants voters to get behind his team and accuse the SNP of using the same

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old tactics. The SNP must think we are stupid. They hardly mentioned

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independence at all, but we know as soon as the election is over, that

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is all they will bang on about for the next few years. They did that

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after the last election and the one before that as well. It is because

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they always put independence first rather than sorting out issues like

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the education system and mental health. There is still eight days of

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this competition to go before voters decide which political direction

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they will take. And our political editor

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Brian Taylor is in It's being argued the SNP manifesto

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says little about a second Nicola Sturgeon argues these

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elections are not in themselves and mandate for a referendum. They are

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not in themselves determining whether Scotland is independent.

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There is a phrase in the Catalan language which means little I

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little. A little bit of that is happening here. Nicola Sturgeon says

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the elections to the Scottish Parliament down the hill, that will

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stage one of there being a mandate for a second independence

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referendum. Then the parliament itself, the Scottish Parliament

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voted for such a referendum. She says that is stage two. She says if

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the SNP in the UK elections in Scotland, that would be a triple

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lock upon the idea of there being a referendum. What about Labour's

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increasing confusion over this second referendum? Jeremy Corbyn

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seems to be torn over respect for what you might see as devolved

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democracy and respect for his own party's stance. He says if the

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Scottish Parliament wants it, then it has to be looked. It neglects two

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things. The constitution is reserved to Westminster, it is in Westminster

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's hands. Second, it neglects the line his party in Scotland has been

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taking again and again with increasing stridency and

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increasingly adamant fashion. Each time he appears to open the door,

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they say no. They are against a referendum and against independence.

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A famous leader once said, period of silence from you would be welcome.

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One or two spin doctors must be wishing the Saints tonight from

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their own leader. Thousands of women who work

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for Scotland's largest council have secured an equal pay

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victory in court. The Court of Session has ruled that

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they've been excluded Our reporter Rebecca Curran

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is outside Glasgow council tonight. Well it has taken ten years of legal

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wrangling to get to this point. This case affects around

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6,000 female workers at Glasgow City Council,

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with many claims The women concerned worked in front

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line services, mainly as cleaners, To put it simply, they were being

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paid less than male colleagues. Now today's ruling is very complex

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but it focuses on the introduction of a payment protection scheme

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which it has now been ruled It remains unclear what the scale

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of the pay-outs might be. But the GMB Union say it could run

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in to tens of millions of pounds. This is going to run into tens of

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millions of pounds. Upper estimate, 100 million, somewhere in the

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middle, ?50 million will be paid out to women across Glasgow. But we're

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not there yet. The women will have to wait some time to get this money

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and of course, tragically, a number of women since we started these

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cases because of the messing about by Glasgow City Council, women have

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died before they have got equal pay justice. But for those who are still

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here, they will get substantial pay-out.

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Did you SNP administration here at Glasgow City Council made an

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election manifesto promise to resolve all outstanding equal pay

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claims. The night, the new City Council leader, she released a

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statement saying the right thing to do now is for the council to have

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opened discussions with workers and their representatives. She said she

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hopes there will be goodwill on both sides. Union said those discussions

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will have to take place on a case-by-case basis, but save the end

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is in sight for thousands of women affected by this across Glasgow.

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Rebecca, thank you. There's a call for the Government

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to sack the chair of the Scottish Police Authority

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if he won't resign. A committe of MSPs says Andrew

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Flanagan's position is untenable. Concerns have been raised

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about poor governance and a lack of transparency

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at the police watchdog. Mr Flanagan insists he has

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overseen improvements. Meanwhile the Justice Secretary said

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he would make the government's position clear once he had

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considered committee reports. Andrew Flanagan has lost the

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confidence of MSPs from all parties, including the government

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backbenches. It is clear his position is untenable. It seems

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Andrew Flanagan and the Justice Secretary are the last two people to

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see that. The number of sex crimes recorded

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by Police Scotland has gone up, They're at a record

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high of almost 11,000. Our Home Affairs Correspondent

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Reevel Alderson is here On the face of it,

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it's straight forward. Sexual crimes have risen

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to a record level. But when you examine

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the figures closely, they reveal a picture

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which is far from simple. Crime figures for the year

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to the end of last March are being presented to next week's

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meeting of the Scottish The headline is that there

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were almost 11,000 sex crimes recorded, the highest level

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since Police Scotland Looking at rape, there

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were 1755, that's up 2.3%. But more than 40% of these, 728,

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were non-recent, a jump of 8.4%. Recently-committed rapes

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were actually slightly down. Campaigners such as Rape Crisis

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Scotland say this continuing rise in historical reporting reflects

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improved confidence among victims It has taken a huge amount of work

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to improve responses to rape and make sure people have confidence in

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reporting this crime. What we are seeing this is an increase because

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people coming forward and reporting something that happened ten, 20

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years ago. They didn't want to report it at that time, and now they

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know the police will take them seriously. That is to be welcomed.

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sexual abuse in football, Operation Veritat, has led to 200

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and 19 crimes being recorded, dating from the 1960s to last year.

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Nine people have so far been referred to the Procurator Fiscal.

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The police report to the SPA also says there's been an "exponential

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rise" in cyber-related sexual crime, an increase in rape reports

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where victims aged 16 to 24 met the suspect online,

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and more than 2000 sex offences classed as non-contact.

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Many of these relate to indecent communications by mobile phone,

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so-called sexting, or online offences in which victims

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have been forced to look at a sex act or image.

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Nicola Sturgeon launches the SNP manifesto with a promise

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for an independence referendum at the end of the Brexit process.

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We catch up the boxer who had a quarter of his skull removed

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after a bleeding on the brain during a fight.

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Scotland's sole Labour MP knows the importance of retaining his seat

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if his party is to gain ground on the Conservatives at Westminster.

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Ian Murray bucked the trend north of the border in 2015

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But the Nationalists are viewing it as a winnable constituency.

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Edinburgh South is a largely suburban seat. There are grand

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mansions a sign of wealth and prosperity, but also pockets of

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poverty, too. There's a large international community, many

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academics and students live and work here as well. Labour's represented

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this area since 1987, before then it was a Tory seat. The SNP and Lib

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Dems have had MSPs here in the past. What issues matter to voters in this

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part of town? The people that fall between the gaps and the policy and

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provisions. Ied aide love to see them cared for. Immigration and

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workers rights, I'd say. Climate change is the thing that most

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bothers me. Move south to another view, Labour's defending a majority

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of over 2,500, the SNP were second, Conservatives third. Who is telling

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the truth? I don't know snoochl I haven't heard many people talking

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about it around here. It doesn't make any difference, to me anyway.

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So I'll not be voting. You don't know who to trust. It's a guessing

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game, really. Tactical voting could make a big difference here again.

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Will pro-union voters lend their support to Labour or split the vote.

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As well as the support that Ian Murray had a big factor was tactical

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voting by Conservative and Liberal Democrat Liberal Democrat supporters

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who wanted to stop the SNP. While voters are disenchanted others are

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keen to have their say. There are four candidates

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in the Edinburgh South constituency. You can get more information

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on the BBC Scotland news website. Hundreds of people who grew

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up in 1950s Scotland could hold the key to a deeper

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understanding of depression. More than 600 volunteers

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in Aberdeen and Dundee have already been recruited -

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many are part of a cohort who took part in a study in 1962

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led by the University of Aberdeen. NEWS REEL:

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Some children lose their dignity and have to be reminded of it. Post-war

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Aberdeen. An era where growing up seemed simpler. It was part of the

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most comprehensive health research projects in Scotland. More than half

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a century later the class of 50 to 56 are back again to unlock the

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secrets of depression. For some volunteers the answers could be

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close to home. The brain is a fascinating organ I suppose it would

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be interested to find out if there are reasons why I behave in certain

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ways or if I react in certain ways or why things affect me the way they

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affect me and maybe don't affect other people. Some participants were

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unaware initially of what they were part of. I do remember being at

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primary school and given a jotter with tests in it. At that time I

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didn't realise it was the start of a long association with the study, but

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I now know the importance of the study and I think it's fantastic.

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These volunteers and their families provide researchers with a unique

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resource. We know that in some cases depression runs in families and so

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you can have multiple generations of the same family affected. This

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research will give us information both about why some people are

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vulnerable, because of their genetic makeup or other risks factors they

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have been exposed to during their life. What we are also interested in

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is why some people exposed to those risks factors don't get depression.

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What make up that resilience could help with treatments to one of

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society's most destructive disorders.

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Andy Murray is through to the second round of the French Open tennis.

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The World Number One beating Andrey Kuznetzov by 3-1.

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The Russian is ranked 72 places lower than Murray.

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As our tennis reporter Kheredine Idessane explains,

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the win may dispel some fears about the top seed's

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As the troubled tournament top seed warmed up, several questions came to

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end - had the coach been able to work his magic? Would he he cope

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with any early setbacks like break points in the first game? Would he

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be able to take any chances that came his way? Andy Murray had all

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the answers, steadying any nerves as he took the first set, 6-4. After a

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poor 2017 by his standards, some of the old Murray magic began to

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reapair on the clay. His opponent, Andrey Kuznetzov had a few tricks of

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his own. No great surprise then when the Russian levelled at 1-1. As

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potential turning points go, they don't come more spectacular than

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this. COMMENTATOR: What a get. With shots

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like this, Andy Murray was back in charge needing one more set for a

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place in the second round. The victory was achieved in some style

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in the end. Kuznetzov crumbled, the World Number One reeled off the last

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eight games in a row. A promising start to this French Open for Andy

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Murray through to the next round with a lot less fuss than his next

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opened. The Frenchman refused to shake his hand after are their five

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set marathon. It will be more sporting against Andy Murray on

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Thursday. A boxer who had a chunk of his skull

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removed after a brain injury during a fight has told BBC Scotland

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he's been thinking about getting Daniel Flaherty, from Stirling,

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has been recovering since He's been talking to our

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reporter, Chris McLaughlin. A young man looking through a very

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different kind of photo album. No holiday snaps here, this documents a

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fight for survival. I was boxing at the Scottish Championships in

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Motherwell, I got to the final, and then I suffered a bleed to the brain

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shortly after my last fight. What fold was weeks in hospital. He also

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had a quarter of his skull removed. Now thoughts of a return to coaching

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have been on his mind, but... The tiredness that comes on sometimes, I

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don't think he could go out three times a week and help, like, doing

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coaching and that kind of thing. It would have been good for him, but I

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don't think, for his personal point of view, he could do it. Daniel says

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he's taken comfort from regular contact with the man he fought. He

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messaged me in hospital. He was asking me how I was. How I

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was getting on. Then I got back to him. He stopped boxing? He's

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stopped. Aye, he says he's stopped. I think he had one or two, that was

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it. His recovery has been aided by a titanium plate where part of his

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skull used to be. He's philosophical about what happened. I never thought

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it would ever happen. It did, so it's all about dealing with it.

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Tonight there's another Ask the Leaders Debate.

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We're putting Scotland's political leaders on the spot all this week.

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And tonight, the Scottish Labour Leader, Kezia Dugdale,

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will face questions from our studio audience here in Glasgow.

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Ask the Leader's live here on BBC One just after 7.00pm.

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Let's get the weather from Christopher.

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Nice day on the way tomorrow. Thank you, good evening. A bright and

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breezy end to the day for many of us. If you were caught in the rain

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earlier, the satellite and radar picture showing the weather front

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moving eastwards. Sunshine behind it, a few rumbles of thunder to the

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north-east as it cleared. One of our weather watchers captured this

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impressive downpour as it moved through. This evening then plenty of

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sunshine across the country before dark overnight largely dry. The rain

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confined to Shetland and the winds easing down as well. Temperatures in

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towns and cities seven to nine Celsius in the countryside. A shade

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cooler than that. To tomorrow, a dry start and a dry day. A fine day,

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plenty of sunshine around. High cloud later on and fair weather

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cloud, but with light winds from the south really quite pleasant. By mid

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afternoon temperatures around 17-19 Celsius widely. Perhaps 20 degrees

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for the Borders and the capital up towards Tayside at times, too.

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Around the coasts cooler, but with light winds it should feel pleasant

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at times. After a few spots of rain to start the day in Shetland,

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sunshine for you later. The rest of the afternoon and the evening the

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winds will strengthen around the south-west. High cloud will spoil

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the sunshine before dusk. Tomorrow's weather is due to high pressure.

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Come Thursday it is booted out of the thanks to this weather front. It

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will be a slow process. To start Thursday it will be dry once again.

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Sunshine to the east. The cloud will build and the rain will rise. As I

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say, it's slow. Watch the rain, watch the clock. Reaching around the

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spine of the country by mid afternoon. Ahead of it, generally

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dry for eastern areas with temperatures up to 20 Celsius,

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cooler where we have the rain and strengthening wind. Looking ahead to

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Friday, and indeed Friday and the weekend, in between two weather

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systems, a spell of rain on Friday and for both Saturday and Sunday

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sunshine and also some showers. Temperatures by mid afternoon into

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the high teens. That's the forecast for now. Thank you, Christopher.

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Steven Jardine is back tonight with Election Reporting Scotland

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