Top story: The Malcolm Webster trial hears from his sisters-in-law, they tell the jury of their shock over finding a petrol can and cigarette lighter in his car. In other news: Scottish police will be allowed to interview Libyan defector Musa Kusa over Lockerbie. No apologies as the Tories launch their Scottish manifesto. It’s claimed thousands of Scots are being ripped off by telephone and internet providers. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.
Complications in pregnancy have fallen as a result of the ban on smoking in public places, according to researchers. There’s been a ten per cent drop in the country’s overall premature birth rate, and fewer babies are born underweight. Experts believe this is linked to a fall in the number of mothers-to-be smoking since the new law came in. In other news: The administrators running Rangers are trying to sell the club as quickly as possible after revealing that the SPL champions are in a “perilous financial situation”; A man accused of murdering his wife then smashing his car into a lorry is to stand trial in June. In sport: Former Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness says Scotttish football can survive and prosper if Rangers go bust. And he wants Rangers to be stripped of trophies if they’re found to have broken SPL rules over player payments.This international version of STV News at Six is viewable world-wide. It has been edited for rights reasons, which also allows us to keep the programme online after the initial 24-hour broadcast window in the UK has passed.
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Top story: Detectives quiz a woman over the discovery of a four year old girl’s body in Inverness. In other news: the daughter of a Scottish oil worker stranded in Libya has criticised the UK Government for acting too slowly in rescuing her father; a woman has broken down in tears at the High Court as she gave a harrowing account of watching an alleged murder victim burn to death in a car; the only survivor of a fishing disaster off the west Highland coast had an emotional reunion today with the man who saved his life; and in sport, Andy Robinson’s axed four players for Sunday’s visit of Ireland. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.
Top story: Summit of shame – the Scottish Government’s bid to tackle the violence and disorder surrounding Old Firm football. In other news: an inquiry hears a crash which killed a mother and her two children couldn’t have been avoided; how an Orkney fishing boat’s skipper sparked a major emergency operation; and in sport, St Johnstone midfielder Murray Davidson says it would be a dream come true if he made his international debut against Brazil. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.
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Top story: A man has gone on trial accused of murdering his first wife and trying to murder his second in faked car crashes in Scotland and New Zealand. In other news: 14 French crew men have been rescued after their vessel ran aground in stormy seas off the Isle of Rum; a British Government minister gave detailed information to Libya on Scottish law in relation to compassionate release to help free the Lockerbie bomber; a year long series of celebrations begin tonight to mark the Bell Rock Lighthouse
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A charity fraudster from Inverness who claimed he’d walk around Britain to raise half a million pounds for Help for Heroes has been jailed. Matthew Brown courted celebrities for his record breaking bid but was arrested in Cornwall after making up a catalogue of lies and exposed as bogus. Also in the news; the family of a Caithness teenager who tragically died in a car crash are campaigning for a radical change in the way driving licences are obtained. In sport; Dundee United defender Scott Severin says he hopes be back playing before the season’s end. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.
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The headstone from the grave of the murdered wife of Malcolm Webster has been removed; Claire Morris was killed by her husband in Aberdeenshire in a deliberate car crash in 1994. In other news: Friends have been paying tribute to a North East woman after police searching for her in the United States found a body; Scottish ministers have been accused of “stifling” debate over the future of Scotland’s police; and in sport, Aberdeen have finally completed the protracted signing of striker Mohamed Chalali. This is an international version on the news that may have been edited for rights reasons.
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Around 1000 jobs have been secured in Dundee by a multi million pound investment by French tyre giants Michelin. In other news: the family of 16-month old Callum Bruce say they’re devastated by his death in a road crash on the outskirts of Aberdeen; a sixty three year old woman and a seventy eight year old man, travelling in separate cars were killed in a collision near Perth Aerodrome. In sport: Celtic’s Kris Commons has given Inverness boss Terry Butcher plenty of material for tomorrow’s teamtalk.
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Investigations are continuing into a crash which left two 17 year-old boys dead when their car left the road and hit a tree in Aberdeen. In other news: Eight new cases of Legionnaire’s disease have been confirmed in Edinburgh – but there have been no more fatalities and the number of people who’re critically ill has fallen. Two men have been detained in connection with the deaths of a father and his two children, following a fire at their home in Helensburgh. The world’s biggest spirit producer is investing a billion pounds in the Scotch whisky industry over the next five years. An Inverness man who died after being hit by a taxi in Edinburgh has been named by police. Negotiations that’ll shape the future of Scotland’s fishing industry reach a vital stage in Europe next week. A public inquiry into plans for a controversial waste incinerator in Invergordon will now consider the potential effects of air pollution and human health. And in sports: From now on Scottish clubs will have to conduct investigations into prospective new owners.
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Thousands of job cuts, school closures and service shut-downs are being threatened all over the country in the wake of the Scottish budget. A Royal Marine and his sister have been killed after their sports car crashed on a country road in Aberdeenshire. Police are investigating an explosion in a forest near Loch Lomond. A Dundee grandmother has been spared a five-year jail sentence for keeping a Second World War heirloom gun. In other news, a young north east mum has denied her ex-boyfriend’s claims that she played a shaking game with her baby which could have caused the infant’s death. This is an international version which may have been edited for rights reasons.