On Digital Radio $92.00 to $95.00 and each one will be dealing with B.B.C. Radio Scott. Good afternoon it s 4 o clock this is new strife with Laura Maxwell coming up in today s program the prime minister rejects claims from the S.N.P. That the Conservatives will give away fishing rights in practice that negotiations because a conservative party that is committed to coming out of the commons issue is policy his party wants to stay in the car was Scottish health secretary Shaun Robertson says Scotland will match a pay award to N.H.S. Workers in England we ve been clear that will ensure that staff will be paid at least as much as their counterparts in other parts of the U.K. And the main suspect in a series of bombings in Texas dies after blowing himself up as members of the Austin Police Department SWAT team approached the vehicle the suspect detonated the bomb. All that and an awful lot more besides between now and have passed 6 but 1st let s get the news with amendments a lot of thank
90 team to $95.00 and each one will be dealing with b.b.c. Radio stop. The news at 9 o clock with Pamela have flown police in the American state of Florida say that a number of people were killed when a bridge collapsed onto a busy road emergency services are trying to dig cars and people out of the rubble Chris Buckley reports a bridge that spanned it leans of a highway not lies directly on top of that company through rubble in rooms of much of the 950 ton structure you can see parts of cars crushed in the collapse the bridge was built to connect Florida International University with the nearby city of sweet water just west of Miami it was in the final stages of construction and hadn t yet been opened to pedestrians but motorists were driving under us when it gave way and the Florida Highway Patrol say they believe that several people have been killed Britain s major allies have backed the u.k. And its stance against Moscow following the attempted murder of a former Russian spy and s
Each one of the media and we b.b.c. Radio still. Good afternoon it s 5 o clock this is news Dr with Bill White for tonight Scotland gets back to normal but there s still plenty of snow around right to get rid of all the work of us nativists coming back again far from copper these are good fun rags everybody is feeling like it s taking a bite on what should happen to workers who he did advise not to travel when conditions were at their worst it s important that people are treated fairly and don t end up being penalized because of circumstances over the control and should the law be changed to allow the adoption of adults out to formalize that relationship. Unless you do it before you re 18 you can t you can t do. All of that to come but no Christine Finnegan has the news in the wake of the snow there remains some disruption to public transport turned on the roads but most schools were back today and Fife cancer which kept all its site shut says they will reopen 2 model Scottish Borders
1995 and each one of the media and we b.b.c. Video stop. Good evening it s 5 o clock this is news Dr with Laura McKeever tonight an Amber Alert for snow remains in place for much of the country if you do travel during this period you do face significant risk of encountering blocked roads and possibly becoming stranded as the beast from the east continues to cause widespread travel problems what are the prospects for the planes and the trains now the Red Alert is over we re in the process of testing the railway to see whether it s safe to reintroduce the limited trains there s we hear from some Good Samaritans helping those in meet people and provide support to the n.h.s. To get to and from hospitals and other help for Haitians We ve also been privy to support Boehner or people were heard and. That s all to common use driver here until 630 but Linda Sinclair has the news and amber alert for snow remains in place for much of Scotland tonight with major destruction continuing for rude re
The British Chambers of Commerce have urged to reason may to provide clarity on the u.k. Position on the patient s among business leaders is wearing thin the former chancellor Kenneth Clarke said the government appeared confused about what it was hoping to achieve I was Downing Street spokesman would not shut up sometimes because they put out completely meaningless statements apparently is going to be frictionless and we re quite happy to have a customs range mint but we re not going to the Customs Union and then Ok in the single market that s completely contradictory and conservative grouping and the center left Social Democrats have agreed on a new coalition deal in Germany it s hoped we could end months of political deadlock since an inconclusive general election in September and that s the b.b.c. News at 3 minutes past 12 the next one. Lovely time last night that I mentioned to Kim Bruce going to the centerpoint u.k. a Charity quiz. To benefit people and. Go team together. On the