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MINISTERS have been warned of a crisis in a bid to keep the ancient tongue of Scotland alive because of a dramatic shortage of teachers.

Now its time for a look at the weather, with carol. for many of us it has been a chilly start to the day, high pressure still in charge across southern areas but it is going to change as low pressure comes in from the north. it will be wet and windy at times this week, especially on tuesday and wednesday. here is the high pressure clinging on, but low pressure coming in from the atlantic, bringing in some rain and strengthening winds. preceded by just a few showers in the west. going through the...

What is happening this morning is, there is a lot of dry weather, there are a few showers, weve also got some sunny intervals, but the rain is piling in windy by the end of the afternoon across the outer hebrides, touching gale force. this evening and overnight, the rain continues across scotland and also northern ireland, still windy, the wind picking up across england and wales, which means it is not going to be as cold as it was last night, and we are not anticipating any issues with frog or ...

On. that belt was telling us to come back of the studio -- that belt - back of the studio —— that belt hauling,... a beautiful picture here from carol. yes, this was gorgeous, this was in north—east scotland and north—east england, we saw these northern lights. thank you for sending us your pictures and please do keep it sending them. it is a chilly start, in the south, but almost 1a degrees in the south, but almost 1a degrees in the south, but almost 1a degrees in the outer hebrides. a ...

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