19/03/2017 Reporting Scotland

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The Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has accused the SNP

of acting against the wishes of the majority of Scots

with plans for another referendum on independence.

Nicola Sturgeon says it's her intention to give

Our political correspondent, Nick Eardley reports.

After a week dominated by the debate over a second referendum,

Ruth Davidson took to the airwaves with her message, Scotland does

The SNP is not Scotland and they are acting

against the majority wishes in their proposition on Monday.

Scottish Government ministers disagree.

Brexit has changed the game, they say.

The Scottish Conservative leader is not buying it.

This is about using whatever is at hand to break the UK.

A breakfast pitch from the First Minister.

Nicola Sturgeon says this is about choice.

She wants it to be a European future.

An independent Scotland in your mind, would you be

I do believe it is right for Scotland to remain within that

Not instead of trading across the UK but in addition to that.

Ms Sturgeon is adamant a referendum must be before Brexit

but she had this message for the Prime Minister on timing.

It is for her to say what timescale is appropriate and then I am happy

The Scottish parliament will vote during the week and Nicola Sturgeon

hopes that will put more pressure on the UK Government,

but with little sign of a breakthrough, this debate

will continue potentially for some time.

Scotland's food and drink exports rose to a record

?5.5 billion last year, according to new figures

Business is brisk at this Edinburgh market.

As well as selling here, many producers are trying to tap

Exports rose by 8% overall last year.

We have cold smoked as well as hot smoked.

The seafood sector surged with sales to Asia.

Scotland's brand is increasing year-on-year.

People are looking for premium products

Whiskey makes up most of our food and drink exports.

Food exports have doubled in a decade.

Smaller producers are keen Scotland retains diversity in its products.

All food related agencies need to enable us and the curtailment

is causing an issue where food producers have been curtailed

We want the whole food industry and policy to sing

Growing sales are welcome but there is concern about Brexit.

Over ?2 billion of Scottish food and exports went

That compares to 8.5 billion to the rest of the UK.

Later this week, plans will be unveiled to make food and drink

One more win will see Celtic take the Premiership title again,

after beating Dundee 2-1 at Dens Park.

Goals from Jozo Simunovic and Stuart Armstrong

extended their unbeaten domestic run to 36 matches.

Now before we go, let's get the forecast for tonight

and the start of the week from Judith.

All change as we head through the course of tonight. Rain on the cards

with this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain and windy

conditions. Tomorrow the winds introduce a showery regime. It will

be a cloudy start with that rain around with gales along the West

Coast. Windy everywhere although the rain clears away quite quickly and

then we're into those blustery showers feeding across the country.

The showers turned to snow over the hills, few showers over eastern

Scotland where we will see the best of the sunshine. As far as the rest

of the week is concerned, it does turn colder and it will be showery

as well. There are updates during Breakfast,

from 6.25 tomorrow morning. From everyone on the weekend

team, good night.