10/09/2016 Reporting Scotland

Scotland's food agency has called for a further batch of cheese to be

withdrawn from sale after a sample tested positive for E.coli.

A different brand of cheese made by the same firm has been linked

to an E.coli outbreak in which a three-year-old girl died.

Like white cheese. Made from unpasteurised sheep milk on this

cheese farm in South Lanarkshire put up following a positive test for the

cheese farm in South Lanarkshire put E.coli bacteria, a particular batch

of the product is to be taken off the shelves. Food Standards Scotland

says it is a potential risk to health.

It comes after multiple recall is of another of the firm's cheeses. A

link to a recent outbreak of E.coli which killed a three-year-old child

was highly likely, according to health officials. The Crown Office

today confirmed the victim was a three-year-old girl from Dumbarton

shire. It has begun an investigation. -- Dumbartonshire.

An investigation is underway in Aberdeen, after a 39 year-old

woman and a five year-old girl were seriously injured

when they were trapped in a house fire in the Kincorth

Two other girls, aged 12 and five, suffered

Fire crews using breathing apparatus carried out the rescue.

Police say their inquiries are at an early stage.

The funeral has taken place in Paisley of Private Conor McPherson

who was shot dead during a training exercise last month.

He was 24 years old, serving with The Black Watch,

and had been training in Otterburn, in Northumberland.

And Celtic hammered Rangers 5-1 in their first league

The young French striker Moussa Dembeley scored a hat-trick -

the first Celtic player to do so in an Old Firm

Our Senior Football Reporter Chris McLaughlin watched the action.

In the Glasgow sunshine, they came in their colourful thousands to

witness the latest chapter in an age old rivalry. As the teams emerge to

a familiar deafening din, a familiar face was missing. Two. Top

goal-scorer Lee Griffiths out injured. Thankfully for them, the

man who replaced him was in the mood to impress. Dembele with his first

on the half-hour. His second a fine finish and already Rangers were on

the ropes will do just before the break, Joe Gardner gave them hope.

Just after the hour, Scott Sinclair killed it off. High five from the

Celtic boss, Brendan Rodgers, perhaps an omen of what was to come.

Deadly Dembele delivered a fourth to seal a hat-trick. What an afternoon

for the French bank! Forza hammering, five he really 18. Stuart

Armstrong eyes the cake will stop -- four was a hammering. High-level

quality finishes. Like I say, we kept pressing right to the very end.

We scored five and could have had one or two more. Defensively we

never had any problems. An outstanding team performance and

result. Celtic were the favourites and they did not disappoint the

fans. And in Vatican victory in the end of the three points and bragging

rights belong to the green and white scarves of Glasgow. -- and emphatic

victory. Extensive damage has been

caused to a toilet block at Celtic Park.Police Scotland said

it was aware of the damage, but the club

was dealing with it One man was arrested

for an alcohol-related offence but police said the majority

of fans behaved well. And there were five more

matches in the Premiership. There were wins for Saint

Johnstone and Hearts. They are now second

in the table, behind Celtic. Jamie Murray and partner

Bruno Suarez have just started to play in the US Open

men's doubles final. Their opponents in New York

are unseeded Spanish pair, Pablo Carreno Busta

and Guillermo Garcia-Lopez. At the Rio Paralympics,

Scot Libby Clegg got the gold medal in last night's T11

one hundred metres. The 26-year-old won by just two

hundredths of a second. Finally, a survey has named Orkney

and Shetland the best two places to raise children in Britain --

for the second year running. The Western Isles came third

in the Bank of Scotland's research. The Quality of Life poll looked

at employment rates, average house sizes,

school performance levels, population density

and personal wellbeing. Most of the country's

enjoyed a pretty fine day. Let's find out from Judith

if there's more Thank you. Indeed there is. The West

of the Northern Ireland 's -- Northern Isles fared pretty well.

Gorgeous autumnal sunshine pretty much through the country. Beautiful

sunny skies in the Northern Isles as well as the Western Isles towards

dusk we will see a band of heavy showers moving in across western

Scotland accompanied by a freshening south-westerly wind for the very few

reaching the South and east. Quite heavy. Overnight lows generally ten,

11th. Tomorrow morning we will see the showers first thing that they

will diminish in nature as we see high pressure moving in. A lot of

dry and sunny weather for batch of Sunday. -- much of the UK.

Temperatures responding well considering the time of years. We

will see wind is picking up along the West Coast of the UK. They will

become quite strong ahead of a band of rain feeding in across western

Scotland. Still pretty good as we head towards evening time to stop

the rain moving in towards dusk. Affecting a good part of the night

and staying largely dry. On Monday, we will see rain across more western

areas first thing in the east we will see plenty of dry weather. The

temperature is starting to rise once again. A breezy day. Look at the

values. 19, 20. That is the forecast.

And that's all from Reporting Scotland this evening.

- From everyone on the team here in Glasgow and around