17/09/2016 Reporting Scotland

We're back with the late news at 10.10pm.

Independence supporters have called for a second referendum,

on the day former SNP leader, Alex Salmond, predicted it

But the Scottish Secretary said the vote to take

Britain out of the EU meant keeping the Union was more

Almost two years after the last referendum, Yes campaigners gathered

in Glasgow eager to get on with the next one. Their opponents say they

had their chance in 2014 and the voters said no. Our aim should be to

work together... Today the Scottish Secretary said the vote to take

Britain out of the European Union strengthened the case to keep

Scotland in the UK. The most important market for Scottish

business is the rest of the UK. It's four times more than the marketplace

in the EU. That's not to say that we don't want to remain part of that EU

marketplace, but our principal union is that of the United Kingdom. But

they say they need a Brexit plan of action. We're getting nothing from

the UK Government. It is an act of gross irresponsibility. If you thist

impact on small businesses, on our research institutions, such as

universities, EU nationals not having any kind of certainty. He has

a lot of work to do. Unionists say the uncertainty is caused by the

independence movement. Not so say Yes voters. Despite the No vote in

2014, supporters of independence have never given up on achieving

their goal and campaigners here today say that if a second

referendum is called, they have the support and the arguments to win.

Police are looking for two teenage boys, who shone a laser light

into a woman's face in Clydebank, leaving her blind in one eye.

It happened last Saturday night on Dumbarton Road.

Tennis now, and Andy and Jamie Murray have kept

the Davis Cup tie with Argentina alive, by winning the crucial

doubles match at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow.

The sight everyone was hoping to see, Andy Murray coming out to play

Davis Cup doubles with his Big Brother, despite a draining defeat

in his longest ever match yesterday. What a start the

in his longest ever match yesterday. made, winning the first five games.

In well under half an hour, GB, in a must-win match, were already a set

up. But this would be no Murray mauling of Argentinament they may

have started slowly. But Juan Martin Del Potro and his partner required

to draw the match. The third set didn't look good. The brothers

trailed 4 pave 3. But three games in a row put themselves in the driving

seat. The Murray momentum continued as they were able to win the fourth

set as well and with it, the match. That sets things up nicely for

tomorrow. Great Britain are still in the tie, if Andy Murray can win here

tomorrow, it means the whole tie goes down to the fifth and final

rubber, when either Dan Evans or Kyle Edmund will go head to head

with Juan Martin Del Potro for a place in the Davis Cup final.

Paralympic wheelchair tennis champion

Gordon Reid says fellow Scot Andy Murray's 2016

Wimbledon-Olympic double inspired him to a Gold Medal in Rio.

Reid beat doubles partner Alfie Hewett last night,

to add the Paralympic crown to the Wimbledon

Football now, and there were four matches in the Scottish Premiership.

It's over to Christopher now with the weather forecast

It was a pleasant afternoon of weather for all, 20 degrees for

inland Aberdeenshire. Tonight it's dry but it will be chilly for a few.

Here's the chart. You can see there is some cloud thickening across

western parts and for many, not quite as cool as last night. Still

clear conditions across the north-east could mean the

countryside dipping to three to five Celsius. Tomorrow it's a dry, bright

start for many. The cloud quickly building for central and western

areas. It will be cloudier compared with today. A weather front brings

rain for the West Coast. The sunshine lasting longest in the far

north. Also down towards the borders that. Wet weather drifts inland

reaching Glasgow, Inverness as well, probably mid-to late afternoon. In

Sunday evening, the wet weather reaches all parts. Clearing out to

sea to leave money a dry day. Our next update is tomorrow

evening at 6.50pm. Until then, from everyone

on the team, enjoy the rest Good evening. Some of us were lucky

enough to have blue sky and sunshine today. Take a