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Air in ourdirection north westerly wind, bringing cold air in our direction over the next few days. The showers will increasingly turn wintry, some show was in the north could see snow, and it will be cold with strong winds too so it will feel chilly out there. Through the rest of the afternoon the showers packing in from the west, some heavy ones and especially over high ground in scotland, youve got showers beginning to turn wintry as the temperatures dip away as the afternoon goes on. During ...

Vaccinating rohingya children. Also Cyrille Regis, a pioneer for black footballers, dies at the age of 59. What a great shot. Tributes are paid to the former west brom striker, who made his name in the late 1970s. And a narrow escape for a driver and passenger how they escaped with only minor injuries from this car crash in the us. Good morning. Its monday 15th january. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The Construction Firm, carillion, has gone into liquidation. Government offici...

Should have compassion at its heart. I believe immigration has had a positive impact and i believe we can create a fair and transparent system together that can meet the needs of out together that can meet the needs of our economy. Together that can meet the needs of our economy. Immigration has been positive for the uk but we need a point basis for the whole of the world. Much more from them after 09 00. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. Throughout the programme,...

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Labour plans to renationalise the railways, but the public sector could end up paying more

Nicola Sturgeon, who took office in 2014, pretended the business world didn’t exist. Will new First Minister John Swinney take a new approach?

Entrepreneur Sir Tom Hunter has welcomed the announcement from the Scottish Government that they will honour a funding pledge for Scottish EDGE.

Two teachers discuss their experiences of Scottish education under Section 28, which banned the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools.