26/02/2017 Reporting Scotland

Now on BBC One, it's time for the news where you are.

The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has accused the SNP

He was speaking at the Scottish party's conference,

where he claimed Independence would lead to a hard

border between Scotland and the rest of Britain.

The SNP said Mr Corbyn's speech displayed denial and delusion.

Our political correspondent Nick Eardley is in Perth.

Can journey carbon find the formula for success? Party boss Michael lost

in Copeland has left further questions over his electability. --

journey Corbin. Today he arrived in Scotland to trying to rally the

troops. Now not attempt retreat, run away or give up. What is the plan?

There is an attack on the SNP, too, for not doing enough to mitigate

them. The SNP like standing up for Scotland, but actually they are

standing by and devolving Tory austerity to every doorstep in

Scotland. Kezia Dugdale has been trying to cement her opposition to

Scottish independence this weekend. UK counterpart degrees. People don't

like the fact of an independent Scotland to staying in the EU would

mean enjoying the euro and having a hard border. I say this, listen to

the people and respect democracy. The Scottish people are telling you,

get on with your job and start fixing the method you have made. He

may have had some accidental praise for the Nationalists. Well done,

Scottish Labour and well done our MSPs but keeping it up. You got that

one, didn't you? And they were unimpressed. In terms of hearing

Scotland, whether it is through the Child poverty Bill, the 100 between

parents be spent on mitigation and the welfare cuts, we are doing what

we can with well for. What we cannot have is journey Corbin waving the

flag for a Tory hard Brexit. The hope it's not too late to persuade

others that they should be just as enthusiastic about his labour.

A man has been detained by police after the deaths of another man

Police were called to the Drumlanrig Drive area

A 32-year-old man and a 43-year-old woman were found dead.

A Police Scotland spokesman said a 42-year-old man was detained

A man found dead in a house at Johnstone in Renfrewshire had

significant injuries, police have said.

The 42-year-old's body was discovered yesterday,

and detectives are treating the death as suspicious.

Police have confirmed that the death of a man

in the Dunnock Park area of Perth is being treated as suspicious.

Officers say they are following a positive line

of inquiry following the death of the 39-year-old yesterday.

A major search for a teenager, who is believed to have fallen

from cliffs at Arbroath in Angus, has been extended.

A coastguard helicopter, four coastguard rescue teams and two

RNLI lifeboats have been involved in the search for the 18-year-old,

It's been confirmed that the Celtic legend Billy McNeill

The Lisbon Lions player was diagnosed with the

His wife Liz has called for more research into the illness,

and its possible links with football.

The former Celtic captain Billy McNeill became the first Briton to

lift the European cup after a 2-1 win over into Milan in Lisbon in

1967. He led his team to ninth successive league titles. It is now

emerged that the 76-year-old, famed for his head skills, has been

battling dementia and struggles to speak are even remember his past

achievements. COMMENTATOR: For the 18th time in the history of this

amazing club, Celtic have won the Scottish cup! In an interview, his

wife Liz has spoken about his degenerative condition and has

called for more research to be conducted into dementia, including

possible links to heading a football. He did a lot of heading a

ball and we have to think it may have had an effect. It shows you the

contrast between the superb athlete and the athlete who's comes to a

process, which we have to examine carefully so that others will not

suffer in the future. Although the lustre of his fame will remain, in

fact, I think it will be accentuated enormously by that. In a statement,

Celtic football club says Billy McNeill, who has been honoured with

Celtic football club says Billy the statue, faced his condition with

true bravery, eight quality synonymous with the man itself.

Scots swimmer Michael Jamieson has announced his

The high point of his career was an Olympic silver medal

in the 200 metres breaststroke at London 2012.

He then encountered health problems, and struggled to re-produce his form

at the Commonwealth Games two years later.

Rugby, and Glasgow Warriors have lost their Pro-12 match

The final score was 26 points to 15, with the Welsh side running in four

Now its time for the weather for this evening and the start

of the week, and Judith is at the map.

Jude evening to you. We experienced the remnants of what the Irish

weather service has named already. It's not a storm frost, but it is an

area of pressure producing outbreaks of rain and widespread gales, with a

weather warning in force. Tomorrow that moves away and things open out.

A much more different today. That will return for juicy. But I

estimate is concerned, we still have that rain across northern Scotland.

Winter nestled high ground. Very strong winds across the North and

the north-east. The winds will be easing further said. Widespread

frost and inland, one or two showers. Clear skies, temperatures

following and then we are left with the next problem, which will be an

ice warning coming in from the Met office. Widespread ice expected

later tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. It is a yellow

weather warning. Tomorrow will be a much brighter day, sunny spells and

brightness everywhere. Still some showers across more northern areas.

Wintry over high ground, improving over Shetlands. As far as the rest

of the UK is concerned, like Scotland, it will feel much colder

everywhere. Blustery showers expected further South. In wintry

mist of those showers, but it will be great as well. Quite windy

further South, too. Back in Scotland, we are looking at plenty

of sunshine to end the day on. It will feel cold tomorrow night with a

fairly widespread frost. That's your forecast.

Our next update's just after the 10:00pm news.

Until then, from everyone on the team here in Glasgow,

Cake-a-bake? Yeah. What is that?

It's like bake a cake, but we flipped it.

Oh, my God, we love flipping. Cake-a-bake. Cake-a-baking.