29/01/2017 Reporting Scotland

A first look at tomorrow's papers coming up on the BBC News Channel.

A Glasgow vet who was caught up in President Trump's American flight

ban, has learned a crowdfunding appeal has raised enough to pay

Hamaseh Tayari was told she could not fly from Costa Rica

via New York as she travels with an Iranian passport.

After a holiday in the paradise of Costa Rica, Hamaseh Tayari and her

boyfriend found themselves caught up in a nightmare because she travels

We arrived at the airport and they were doing

the check-in for us to fly to New York and then from

The people at the check-in told me it was not allowed.

Hamaseh Tayari is a vet and a

As well as completing postdoctoral studies at Glasgow, she

And makes a lot of us feel very ashamed on

behalf of America, because most of us don't want to keep anyone out,

especially well-meaning people who are just making

The universities say they will give her all the support they can.

We will do all we can to support Hamaseh Tayari as she travels from

her holiday and any practical support we can offer.

From my point of view, it is also about supporting

all of our staff and students if they are caught up in situations

like this, because the university is about the freedom of movement, of

Donald Trump says his travel ban will keep

terrorists out of the United States, though the order has now been

Meanwhile, an online appeal set up last night

raised all the money to pay for new flights

home for Hamaseh Tayari and

A ceremony has been held to mark the centenary

32 men died when the boilers of a submarine blew up.

The incident was one of the first submarine rescues.

Reevel Alderson reports from Faslane.

Colours lowered in Faslane's Cemetery to commemorate a submarine

This steam-fired submarine sank in 50 feet of

water in the Gareloch when the engine room

Among those who died was this man, whose great-grandchildren were

My grandmother was 15 and they were

When they were down there, my grandmother met my

grandfather, who was also in the Navy, and that led

here and the submarine, link between us being

The men who died our board and the cemetery maintained by the

Among them were six men from the shipyard

and they were due to hand the vessel over to the Navy.

The ceremony was also a celebration of an incredible

rescue of a further 48 men who were trapped for 57 hours

They were careful to conserve air and knew it was

running out, but they knew how to minimise

They took all the right precautions for the people inside as

well as outside and they thought about it hard.

The submarine was recommissioned and since then, the

Royal Navy has never given another vessel the unlucky number 13.

Football, and Celtic have broken a 50-year-old club record today.

Their 4-0 Premiership win over Hearts surpassed the previous

That was established by the legendary Lisbon Lions.

In Bowls, it's a fifth world title for Scotlands Paul Foster.

The man from Troon claimed the top prize at the world

indoor Championship, beating Englands Greg Harlow

The organisers of the Great Scottish Run half-marathon have been

out early this morning, measuring the distance

Some runners in last year's event thought the course was too short.

It also raised a question mark over the Olympian

The results of the measurements will be revealed tomorrow.

Well, It's over to Christopher now with the weather outlook

On reflection, today was a beautiful day of weather. Those clear skies

mean it is cold and frosty tonight however. A south easterly flow

brings some moisture and fog overnight, but generally, just a

cold and frosty night and also tomorrow. Towards Ireland, they will

be chilly and those areas of file could well be stubborn and difficult

conditions on the road some times. Further north, still cold. The

sunshine to Stalin they are milder for the far north. It will improve

through the course of tomorrow. Further north, the best of the

sunshine. However, south of the border, well, the North of England

and Eastern counties will be sunny. The West, cloudy with outbreaks of

rain. Relatively mild. Relatively cooler, but sunnier. Winds lights

foremost, the stronger on the Coast. Tuesday gets off to a damp start,

but the rain should clear through. The afternoon is dry but cloudy. It

will be milder and have afternoon highs of 9-10 .

Our next update's at 6.25am tomorrow morning during Breakfast Time.

Until then, from everyone on the weekend team, enjoy the rest

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