lorna gordon, bbc news, in the angus glens.e club's strker mo salah in the most unexpected way. louis fowler crashed into a lamp—post and broke his nose when he and his brother were chasing mo salah's car. spotting the youngster, the striker came round again to check louis was ok, later posing for pictures. so, mo salah comes out of his car. sometimes they stop if you run after them, sometimes they stop anyway. so, i ran with my brother. and because in my excitement i wasn't focusing on what was in front of me, i was obviously looking to the left, because that was where mo salah's car was. and then, obviously, iran into a lamp post. i think that that's, like, really kind—hearted of him. it's a great choice. i love him very much, because he's amazing. victoria: ahh! time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. plenty of showers around. this week looking fairly u nsettled around. this week looking fairly unsettled with low pressure system moving in to bring spells of wet and windy weather. it's going to be c

lorna gordon, bbc news, in the angus glens.ing through the snow. these pictures of kangaroos went viral on the internet after those parts of south—east australia were blanketed over the weekend as a polar front moves over the weekend as a polar front m oves a cross over the weekend as a polar front moves across australia foster even the gold coast in queensland wasn't looking quite so cold. there we go. good alternative... laughter quite a sight. now, a hop and a skip to matt taylor. sunnier days ahead but always have a wet weather plan. tonight, some showers. the showers from scotland will spread into england and wales and could be more persistent rain for a few and could be more persistent rain forafew in and could be more persistent rain for a few in north—west england, north—east wales and west midlands. some minor travel disruption possible tomorrow morning. a cool night by and large the temperatures in single figures for many tomorrow morning. a bright start for many but in northern ireland, north—west england, the midlan

the first shoot of the season, in the angus glens.his one say this makes them the friend of the environment, not the enemy, and that shooting supportsjobs in remote rural areas. they are almost the lifeblood of a glen like this, because the other options for employment and economic and cultural activity are so limited. but the argument is it's bad for the environment. what would you say to that? i would say that is absolutely wrong. it is places like this, which conserve wading birds... this is where the curlew, the lapwing, the golden plover come back to breed in the summer, and if the conditions aren't right for them, they will go. but campaigners complain the impact on the environment has been too high. in some areas, they say it has led to the erosion of land — in others, that birds of prey have been illegally targeted, poisoned, trapped. we're not seeking a ban on grouse shooting. what we're seeking is management for grouse shooting that is legal, sustainable and accountable, and it's none of those three things at the moment. wha

the first shoot of the season, in the angus glens. not the enemy, and that shooting supportsjobs in remote rural areas. they are almost the lifeblood of a glen like this, because the other options for employment and economic and cultural activity are so limited. but the argument is it‘s bad for the environment. what would you say to that? i would say that is absolutely wrong. it is places like this which conserve wading birds. this is where the curlew, the lapwing, the golden plover come back to breed in the summer, and if the conditions aren‘t right for them, they will go. but campaigners complain the impact on the environment had been too high. in some areas, they say it has led to the erosion of land — in others, that birds of prey have been illegally targeted, poisoned, trapped. we are not seeking a ban on grouse shooting. what we are seeking is management for grouse shooting that is legal, sustainable and accountable, and it‘s none of those three things at the moment. what we have is an industry where self—regulation has patently