27/12/2016 Reporting Scotland

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Police say they're following up a 'positive line of enquiry'

following the death of a man who was found badly injured

43-year-old Thomas Roberts, died later in hospital.

At around 4pm on Christmas Day warning the police were called to

the lead of these flats in the Sarasin area of Glasgow. They found

a badly injured man identified today as 43-year-old Thomas Roberts. He

was taken to hospital from the scene but died shortly afterwards. Police

say he suffered a violent and sustained attack and reports say it

may have lasted for some time. On Facebook, his daughter said that

Heaven had gained another angel. Family and friends are left

shattered. A 50-year-old unnamed man was also discovered injured at the

scene. He is in a stable condition in hospital and could be a vital

witness to what happened. Forensic teams have already combed the area

for clues and police say they are following up a positive line of

enquiry but want help from witnesses also. Police say they are also

enquiry but want help from witnesses conducting enquiries locally

house-to-house and they are examining CCTV footage as well to

try to find out what happened. The NHS is struggling to cope

with increasing demands The doctors union has said health

service funding is stagnating despite the "unprecedented

challenges" facing it. Queueing just to register for AGP,

such other pressures on the NHS. The dockers union says

urgent action is needed with an ageing population

-- a GP. Most practices can

recruit new doctors. At consultant level,

we have one in 15 vacancies, It has a knock-on effect on staff

in the health service because everyone is working harder

and it has a knock-on effect Recruiting doctors and nurses

is an ongoing problem Report after report has shown an

increasing pressure but the money is virtually static so the health

service cannot keep pace with demand.

The Health Secretary accepts changes needed.

She said plans for change are already leading to different ways of

working. The criticism follows Audit Scotland

that the NHS met only one of its eight waiting time targets

and faces further savings. The Scottish blueprint for the NHS

emphasises intervention to stop people becoming ill and treatment

to prevent conditions worsening but doctors argued the gap

between demand and resources continues, and there will be no

choice but to ask what the NHS Police are investigating the death

of a 30-year-old man whose body was found in Frasers department

store in Edinburgh's Princes The man who died was a staff member

and police say they're Management closed the shop

for the day but say it House of Fraser says it is "deeply

saddened" by the death, adding that their thoughts

are with his family Football and there were two

Premiership matches today. At Pittodrie, Aberdeen are now four

points behind second placed Rangers after beating Hamilton Accies

at Pittodrie by two goals to one. And Hearts are in fourth

place behind Aberdeen. They beat eighth placed

Kilmarnock at home 4-0. Well, it's over to Christopher

with the weather outlook Good evening. Largely dry conditions

across the country tonight with some clear spells leading to a patchy

frost particular across the north-east, -4 in Aberdeenshire. Fog

is the issue south of the border with a yellow warning for most of

England and parts of Wales and that could lead to some transport

disruption if you're driving south tomorrow. It will be chilly for us

across eastern and north-eastern parts but towards the west and

north-west mode of the these are not quite as cold. Tomorrow morning

largely dry and cloudy. Elsewhere reasonably dry and still quite cool

across parts of Angus and Aberdeenshire and towards Speyside.

For the North is milder but it will be Wednesday. Strong and maybe gale

force winds later on. For most of the country it is largely dry but

fairly cloudy and the best of the brightness across eastern Scotland

and Aberdeenshire down towards the border is so generally cloudier than

today. South of the border, largely dry with the best of the sunshine

across parts of the North of England. Where there is lingering

mist and fog it will be quite chilly around five at best. 7-8 are at the

numbers we're looking at but when the cloudy with the threat of rain

at times. Looking towards Dorothy high-pressure not to far away but

you will notice in the north-west the tightening of the isobars and

the weather front not far away so windy with rain edging end.

Elsewhere largely dry and fairly cloudy with the temperature similar.

Friday the weather front are still with us, waxing and waning around

northern parts but largely dry and fuelling cloudy and the temperature

in the double digits. Looking towards Hogmanay, the rain is likely

to move south words but the timing on it is open to doubt with the

latest thinking, south of the Central belt by the Dells but it

will be breezy and called for the first, that is the forecast.

Our next update is during Breakfast at 6:25 tomorrow morning.

But, from everyone on the late team here in Glasgow