18/08/2016 Reporting Scotland

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Nurse Pauline Cafferkey is facing charges that she concealed the fact

that she had a high temperature when she returned to the UK

from working with Ebola patients in Sierra Leone.

Our Social Affairs Correspondent, Reevel Alderson has been

The background to this is that Pauline Cafferkey, in nurse from

Rutherglen in south Lanarkshire was working in Sierra Leone treating

patients of the Ebola virus outbreak. She returned to the UK in

September 2014 and soon afterwards suffered symptoms of a bowler. She

was treated and specialist isolation conditions in London. She

subsequently had a relapse of the able condition but is well at the

moment. In March 2015 she appeared before the nursing and midwifery

Council which was considering whether she could continue to

practice as a nurse while they were considering her case. That case

centred on suggestions that when she returned to the UK she had obscured

from public-health officials at Heathrow Airport the fact she had

raised temperature, one of the symptoms of Ebola, and she had taken

paracetamol to bring her temperature down. The nursing and midwifery

Council put details today of the charges against Pauline Cafferkey

onto its website. They apologise for doing so because they admit they

have received new information from Pauline Cafferkey which will be put

before a hearing of a panel of the nursing and midwifery Council in

London in September. Pauline Cafferkey said in a statement that

she hoped after the case has been considered by the panel this matter

will be put at an end. Hurdler Eilidh Doyle competes

in her first Olympic final And one former Scottish athlete

who competed in two Olympic Games insists she can take

great confidence from Jane Lewis is at the

Olympic Stadium in Rio. Thank you. The stage is definitely

set behind me at the Olympic Stadium. What a massive night for

Scottish hurdler Eilidh Doyle. She's the reserve first ever Olympic

final, the final of the 400 metre hurdles. She goes in the race at

2:15am UK time. A former Scotland and GB international athlete says

she can compete in this race with plenty of confidence. She has had so

much confidence that she has to be able to harness taking into this.

She has beaten a lot these girls. Not necessarily got the quickest

time blaming up, but she has got the chance. -- lining up. There are two

other Scottish athletes in action. other Scottish athletes in action.

I'm sorry, we have problems with the satellite from Rio. Reporting about

the fascinating race tonight featuring Eilidh Doyle at two

o'clock in the morning. Plans have been announced for what's

thought to be the biggest council housing development in Scotland

for decades, in Lanarkshire. Here's our local government

correspondent Jamie McIvor. David and Eileen have moved

into a brand-new council Eileen has been house bound

since she had an accident. The house for start,

they have wider doors which helps... And the bathroom is a massive size,

there is no problem getting in. The 15 floor in

the last tower block. Their old home was at

the top of a tower block. The once in is where a tower

block used to stand. The tower dominated this part

of Motherwell for nearly 50 years. Tower blocks and housing schemes

defined Scotland's urban landscape. The plan in North Lanarkshire

is very different. The plan isn't for massive

new housing estates, instead the council is talking about maybe

building ten new houses in one place and 15 somewhere else,

all adding to existing communities. It is important the council does not

build They should be small

groups of house, 15-20. Campaigner says

the investment is welcome

but 12,000 are still And across Scotland

it is more than ten There is 150,000 people

on waiting litss for a home To put that in perspective,

that is like filling We know that last

year there was about 35,000 people made homeless

applications, in Scotland, so there is a real housing

crisis in Scotland. Nationally, the Scottish Government

wants 50,000 affordable homes built over the lifetime

of this Parliament. 35,000 of them for rent by councils

or housing association, the right to buy

council houses was established recently so council houses now

stay council houses. Joe knows what it is like to be

in a housing waiting He stayed with friends

for more than a year. Sofa to sofa with bags,

my clothes in bags, just really couldn't really get on with my life

during that kind of year-and-a-half. Back in Motherwell, the Irvines

are enjoying their new home and while today's announcement

is significant, nationally, council housing will

never be as important again as it This is all about how councils

and others can help solve The inquiry into the Edinburgh

trams fiasco could lead to criminal prosecutions,

according to the judge Lord Hardie says the inquiry has no

power to determine a person's civil or criminal liability,

but added that didn't mean no-one could be prosecuted as a consequence

of their involvement in the project. It's over to Christopher now

with the weather outlook It was a lovely end to the day as

captured by one of our weather watchers in Edinburgh. Some mist and

captured by one of our weather low cloud returning across some

parts. Things turn wetter in the South West, and the rain marching

northwards, reaching the central belt around lunchtime. Further north

that will be drier for longer. Across the UK as a whole, a deep

area of low pressure swinging its way in. A rather windy and wet day.

Winds will be stronger in south-west coast. Come Friday evening the

weather marches northwards, reaching most parts. Low pressure stays with

us, breezy conditions and showers around. Some of those could be quite

heavy with some thunder in the mix. The best of the dry weather towards

the far north of the country and humid feel with temperatures into

the high teens. Our next update is during Breakfast

at 6:25am tomorrow morning. But, from everyone on the late team

here in Glasgow and around