a crime like this doesn't happen in dundee.o it sent shock waves right away. >> more depth about the computer use. >> while the murders in dundee dominated the news, investigators were taking a second look at a less-publicized crime. months earlier, there had been another murder not far from dundee. in this one, an elderly female had been bludgeoned and stabbed in the neck. >> we had knives that were used from her residence in her murder. so we had similarities in that weapons were taken from her home and used against her and left at the scene. >> but you had somebody you liked for that? >> the detectives that investigated that case had identified a suspect very early on. somebody who was a family member of hers, who she had had a falling out with. >> and who didn't seem to have any connection with the hunters. >> none whatsoever. >> there comes a time in every homicide investigation where detectives have to focus on the victim's family and friends. as far as detectives knew, the hunters were a well-respect family. >> anything

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more than a thousand students are estimated to be self—isolating after outbreaks in dundee, st andrewsudents in pubs — it is to be expected. but in scotland, from this weekend, they're all being told to stay out of bars and restaurants. it is a pretty drastic move. students not going to pubs, is that going to work? it's obviously the right advice that we should be maintaining social distance and stuff but to be honest, i don't think it's realistic. i think if there's a limit for people to go out until ten o'clock, i don't see why it should exclude students. at the glasgow university halls of residence, a testing site is producing more positive results and each confirmed case puts a whole flat of ten or 12 students into total lockdown. this is a 12—person flat. this is our kitchen. there are all our occupants here. tuition continues, with online lectures. three of these students have confirmed coronavirus, so they can't even get out to the launderette. 0bviously, staying inside for two weeks after moving to this flat, like, i've only been here for a week. and meeting these people and kn

recognise the risk to themselves and the risk to others and follow all the guidance. 500 students at dundee'sen, edinburgh and st andrews. as universities start back in england and wales, what's happening in scotland could well be replicated. cases have been confirmed on campuses across the uk. the university and college union says students should be staying home and learning online instead. and no one can say whether students might find themselves confined to their halls of residence over the christmas holidays. sarah smith, bbc news, glasgow. our top story this evening: the chancellor unveils his plans to try to protect jobs and the economy over the next six months. and still to come... remembering one of the giants of fleet street — sir harold evans, who's died at the age of 92. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, a horror crash on the first day of the road world championships in italy. reigning champion chloe dygert loses control of her bike in the time trial. at any other time, the prospect of the biggest change in the uk's trading arrangements with its biggest eco

elsewhere, dundee united ended a run of three defeats to beat st mirren 2—1.up their first win in six premiership games, and kilmarnock beat hamilton 2—1. bit of transfer news to tell you about. after making spurs fans wait, gareth bale has officially re—signed for tottenham from real madrid on loan for the season. he tweeted this image earlier — saying, "after seven years, i'm back." tottenham have also signed spain defender sergio reguilon from real madrid on a five—year contract. the 23—year—old was on loan at sevilla last season and helped them win the europa league as well as finish fourth in la liga liverpool have completed their second signing in 2a hours. they've agreed a £45 million deal for wolves forward diogo jota. it comes less than a day, after midfielder thiago alcantara joined from european champions bayern munich. the leaders are out on day three of the us open at the notorious winged foot course in new york. patrick reed began the day with a one—shot lead — he teed off with fellow american bryson dechambeau around 20 minutes ago. sarah mulker

they beat dundee united 4—0 to stay top, while third placed celtic thrashed ross county 5—0.ren 3—0. joe newell with hibernian‘s second. the victory means they have maintained their 100% away record — with four wins in four matches. there were also victories for aberdeen, hamilton and motherwell. the championship is also back — and there was a bit of a surprise at st andrew's, as brentford — so close to promotion last season — were beaten 1—0 by birmingham city. jeremie bela with the only goal of the game to give aitor karanka the win in his first game in charge. elsewhere in the championship today there was no fairy tale start for wycombe — beaten by rotherham thanks to an injury time goal. meanwhile there were wins for two of the sides relegated from the premier league last season as bournmouth beat blackburn and norwich edged past huddersfield. the big signings keep coming in the women's super league as the usa's alex morgan has moved to spurs, making her the fifth member of the world cup winning team to sign for a team here. and this how the north london club announced it

livingston beat stjohnstone 2—0, while hamilton and dundee united drew 1—1 at hamilton.re into the semi—finals of the women's fa cup after a 4—0 win over their north london rivals tottenham, scotland winger lisa evans inspiring her side with a second half hat trick. ben croucher was watching. orlando this is not. american superstar alex morgan has seen and one almost all there is to do in football but her english welcome was frosty. if the weather gave an early indicator of what was to follow. she hadn't actually played for over a year. her team—mates had kept her under wraps until their pressure finally turned into goals. it took 72 minutes and that goal came from when they put very little pressure on spurs butjordan nobbs was in no forgiving mood. she may not have been here long enough to know how long he had to wait for london buses but in no time arsenal had doubled their lead. the game safe, lisa evans and added for her hat—trick. we will undoubtedly see more of her star quality in the weeks to come. tonight, though, it was arsenal's time to shine. in rugby union, e

elsewhere, dundee united ended a run of three defeats to beat st mirren 2—i.iership games, and kilmarnock beat hamilton 2—i. fans returned to a competitive league match in england for the first time in six months, with eight efl clubs allowing spectators to enter their stadiums as part of a government pilot scheme. perhaps a very different experience to what we're used to, as our reporter, joe lynskey, found out. football just like the footballjust like the country, is trying to strike the right balance right now stop blackpool against swindon town was one of seven english football league fixtures that went ahead today with crowds, up that went ahead today with crowds, up to 1000 supporters were allowed inside bloomfield road here today as pa rt inside bloomfield road here today as part of a pilot scheme overseen by the government and football authorities. the match went ahead with a crowd despite a sharp rise in the number of coronavirus cases in lancashire in the last week. new restrictions will come in in parts of this county, excluding blackpool, from tues

paisley and rangers and at dundee united work to be in the mix for pilot games but due to restrictionsasgow has met those games have had to be shelved. clearly what this means for scottish football, the hope is that once these test events are under way, they can gradually see more numbers being introduced to scottish football. that is something clearly that everyone is hoping for in the near future. now to one of the biggest names in women's football. she's won three champions league trophies and a host of other honours as a player with lyon, but now, lucy bronze is makng her return to the english top—flight. she's re—signed with manchester city, who she played for until 2017. she told us she has some unfinished business. i've been at city before. i know what they're about. i know how the club's run. obviously a couple of players are different, and the coach, the manager is obviously different as well. but, yeah, i wanted to come back and i guess push the club on a little bit more. i went to lyon and did exactly what i wanted to do, but i've gained so much experience that i feel like i

livingston beat stjohnstone 2—0 , while hamilton and dundee united drew 1—1 at hamilton.ack under way after being halted in march — arsenal are hosting tottenaham in their quarterfinal at meadow park. it's 0-0. caitlin foord has gone closest for arsenal — seeing her header cannon back off the crossbar in the first half. arsenal have scored 15 goals in their first two league games this season in the wsl. and these are live pictures of the match. you can watch it now on bbc two or on the bbc sport website in rugby union, exeter have reached their first champions cup final — after beating the four time champions toulouse. exeter ran in four tries during the 28—18 win — harry williams bundling over the first of them. toulouse responded quickly — alban placines going over. exeter led at half time though — sam simmonds scoring just before the break. williams scored again before joe simmonds sealed the win late on. toulouse did get a second try shortly after — but it was not enough for the french side. and so exeter chiefs will now face racing 92 in the final — as there will be

andrew says, i was asked to go to dundee as that was asked to go to dundee as that was the closest availableead, which had no return label. although a few people are saying they were offered a test are saying they were offered a test a long way away, but local centres are coming up, local tests did come up, after hours of trying. it wasn‘t an availability issue. let me just bring you one more. john, searched for covid test in south—east essex, nothing within 18 minutes drive, tried every hour or so, at 11pm, allocation five miles away came up for next morning so his advice is to keep trying for a local location. quite a few people mentioning that in their messages. that seems to be cropping up. moving away from coronavirus now. russia is facing international demands for a "full and transparent investigation" after germany said it had proof that one of president putin‘s leading critics, alexei navalny, had been poisoned with the nerve agent, novichok. mr navalny is in a coma in hospital in berlin, he was flown there after being taken ill on a flight in russia. 0ur berlin correspondent jenny h

there are reports suggesting that up to 3000 students are in lockdown, in universities as far as dundee. i think the time has come for the department for education, the chief medical, the chief science officer to give a statement setting out the policy for university, to reassure university staff, to reassure students and their families because we don't want to have a situation where students are in a lock—down in the halls of residence at christmas time. this would cause enormous anguish to both the students and families across the uk. borisjohnson has told the un general assembly that countries should unite to defeat the coronavirus pandemic. in a pre—recorded message played in new york, he announced a series of new measures to help lead the world out of the crisis. let's heal the world, literally and metaphorically, and let's begin with the truth, because as someone once said, the truth shall set you free. and with nearly a million people dead, with colossal economic suffering already inflicted, more to come, there is a moral imperative for humanity to be honest and reach a joint und

livingston beat stjohnstone 2—0, while hamilton and dundee united drew 1—1.ver tottenham hotspur. spurs news signing, american superstar alex morgan was due to make her debut but didn't come off the bench as lisa evans scored a hatrick in the final 17 minutes to keep arsenal on track for a record extending 16th win in the competition. in rugby union, exeter chiefs have reached their first european champions cup final — after beating the four time winners toulouse. exeter ran in four tries during the 28—18 win — harry williams bundling over the first of them. toulouse responded quickly — alban placines going over. exeter led at half time though — sam simmonds scoring just before the break. williams scored again before joe simmonds sealed the win late on. toulouse did get a second try shortly after — but it was not enough for the french side. it won't be an all—english final though, defending champions saracens have been knocked out by racing 92 in france. finn russell's clever kick set up the the winning score forjuan imhoff five minutes from time. the end of

leaders rangers beat dundee united 4—0 in the scottish premiership. 5—0 to celtic. it was one of the pilot events ahead of a possible return to full crowds. tottenham hotspur have signed one of the biggest stars in women's football. the two—time world cup winner alex morgan is the latest american player tojoin a super league side. the 31—year—old, who gave birth to a daughter in may, has scored 107 goals for the usa. rugby union's covid—delayed pro14 season has finally come to a close with leinster winning the title for a third year in a row. they beat ulster 27—5 in the dublin final. robbie henshaw scored one of their three tries. fans have returned to super league rugby for the first time in six months. wigan were given special dispensation to travel to perpignan in france, where they beat catalan dragons 28—12 in front of 5,000 specatators. patrick gearey reports. it's taken six months to get these people into their seats. 5000 fans in perpignan making up super league's first clad since march to 15th, and the catalan fans hadn't waited that long ju

there are reports suggesting that up to 3000 students are in lockdown, in universities as far as dundeethink the time has come for the department for education, the chief medical, the chief science officer to give a statement setting out the policy for university, to reassure university staff, to reassure students and their families because we don't want to have a situation where students are in a lock—down in the halls of residence at christmas time. this would cause enormous anguish to both the students and families across the uk. let's speak to the general secretary of the university and college union, jo grady. thank you forjoining us. just describe the situation as you see it at the moment. as we see it, this is at the moment. as we see it, this is a completely avoidable but predictable mass. 0n the bank holiday weekend last month, new seeyou called for the government and universities to live as much teaching online because along with independent sage said this would happen, that it would be impossible without a functioning track and trace and with encouraging a million stu d e nts

there are reports suggesting that up to 3000 students are in lockdown, in universities as far as dundeethe department for education, the chief medical, the chief science officer to give a statement setting out the policy for university, to reassure university staff, to reassure students and their families because we don't want to have a situation where students are in a lock—down in the halls of residence at christmas time. this would cause enormous anguish to both the students and families across the uk. joining us now from her accomodation at manchester metropolitan university is megan tingy. spini spin i don't know if you had the comment there from robert halfon saying there needs to be clearer guidance. do you know what is going on at university? i haven't heard much from my university. we went into lockdown yesterday in the evening. me and my flatmates looked out the window and saw security out there and they are telling us we can't leave the building at all. if we do leave, we won't be allowed backin we do leave, we won't be allowed back in the so it was quite stressful. they sent

elsewhere dundee united leading st mirren, ross county are ahead at stjohnstone and it's level peggingay — with capacity limited to 1,000 fans as part of government pilots looking at the return of supporters. one of those matches is at blackpool who are taking on swindon town. fans arriving at the ground had a very different experience to what they would have previously been used to — wearing face masks was compulsory and social distancing measures were in place. maximum bubble size of four, all sitting apart there. we're still waiting for official confirmation of gareth bale re—signing for tottenham from real madrid on loan for the season. he arrived at spurs training ground yesterday, with crowds of spurs fans waiting for him, but as yet there's been no announcement to confirm he's once again a tottenham player, seven years after he left white hart lane for madrid for what was a world record fee at the time. liverpool have been rather busy in the last 24 hours too. they've agreed a £45 million deal for wolves forward diogo jota. it comes less than a day, after midfielder thiago alcan

are being told not to go to pubs or parties this weekend — following covid—i9 outbreaks in glasgow, dundee. hundreds of students have tested positive, and many more are self—isolating. they've been told they will be breaking the law if they leave their student accommodation and return home to visit their families. i think it's obviously the right advice, we should be maintaining social distance, but i don't think it's very realistic. i think if there is a limit the people to go out to ten o'clock, i don't see why it should exclude students. after 7:00 we'll talk to two glasgow university students who are self—isolating after one of them tested positive for coronavirus. we will find that the impact as they try to get used to university life. it's tough. the income of the royal family has been hit by coronavirus with a drop in the number of visitors to buckingham palace and windsor castle. the royal accounts published today show a potential £35 million shortfall. our royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. the most expensive royal tour of the accounting period was the duke and duchess of

there are reports suggesting that up to 3000 students are in lockdown, in universities as far as dundee come for the department for education, the chief medical, the chief science officer to give a statement setting out the policy for university, to reassure university staff, to reassure students and their families because we don't want to have a situation where students are in a lock—down in the halls of residence at christmas time. this would cause enormous anguish to both the students and families across the uk. joining us from glasgow is our correspondent, alexandra mackenzie. alex, just update us on the latest there. everyone is agreeing to this is an exceptionally difficult time for students across the country. in scotla nd for students across the country. in scotland there have been hundreds of confirmed cases of coronavirus and many more are self isolating. last night and into the early hours of the morning i was getting messages from parents who were saying that their children had been told that parts of a university hall in edinburgh was going into lockdown. that was edinburgh

there were also wins for dundee united, kilmarnock and ross county.he challenge cup trophy, but only just. they edged past saint helens 20—18 in their quarter—final. josh charnley with two of warrington's four tries. wigan thrashed hull fc in the day's other quarter—final. there was a dramatic penultimate stage of the tour de france with tadej pogachar overhauling a 57—second deficit to primoz roglich who had been the race leader for 13 days. pogacar at 21, is now poised to become the youngest winner for 111 years after tomorrow's processional stage to paris. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from the third round of golf‘s us 0pen. that's it. from me and the team, have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. the housing charity, shelter, estimates that more than 300,000 people living in rented accomodation in england, who weren't in arrears before the pandemic, have now fallen behind on their rent. a ban on evictions in england and wales, ends tomorrow. the government says other measures will protect tenants. here's our bu

to sign more players after four of his team suffered injuries yesterday they still managed to beat dundee of the premiership, 3 points clear of hibs. meanwheil celtic thrashed ross county 5—0. they're third, but they do have two games in hand. if you went to bed last night watching the start of the women's final of the us open, you may have thought it was all wrapped up for victoria azarenka. but number one seed naomi osaka came from a set down to claim her third major title, her second at flushing meadows. our sports correspondent katie gornall was watching. it's been seven years since victoria azarenka last walked out into a grand slam final. off court struggles in the meantime letter to contemplate retirement. but now, against the odds, she is back at the top of her sport. relentless pressure. brilliance from azarenka. her opponent, naomi osaka, is only 22, but was also chasing her third major title. early on, she was given the ru na round. azarenka cruising through the first set 6—1. but the numberfour seed has never lost a grand slam final and eventually found herfight. that's the be

there are a number of outbreaks that universities across scotland, in aberdeen, dundee and st andrewstbreak has been here in glasgow. 600 students self isolating, 120 for testing positive and those numbers expected to rise. it focuses on two halls of residence in glasgow and activities in fresh as' weak. we we re activities in fresh as' weak. we were told there were a couple of big block and house parties where perhaps the virus took hold all their activities at the halls of residence did dampen down after that. a mobile testing unit is on site, university support is on site and food and cleaning products are being offered to those in need, but it was interesting the first minister nicola sturgeon was questioned at holyrood earlier and all opposition parties pressed her on why there wasn't a better testing system in place for students at the start of the academic year. she rejected that and said that test and protect was working. the scottish government is in talks with the university sector and will set out further measures later today to ensure the guidance both for stu d e nts ensu

glasgow, dundee, edinburgh and aberdeen have all seen substantial numbers of students forced into self—isolationt life for the time being at least is very different across the border. wednesday night in sheffield. social distancing and the rule of six are difficult to enforce. this is despite licensed venues doing what they can to follow the government's advice. freshers' week is a rite of passage. for many students, it is their first taste of freedom. it is a chance to socialise, meet new people and have fun, but this year, fun could come at a cost. students across the country are being fined for breaking the rules and more and more of them are testing positive for coronavirus. as well as the numbers seen in universities across scotland, there have been reported outbreaks at liverpool, oxford brookes and swansea universities. but as cases rise, more rules are introduced, meaning less freedom for students. we are working in restau ra nts, students. we are working in restaurants, working in pubs, i work in care, so i am on the front line working for that. but it is our age group getting blamed wh

at this university campus in dundee, they are finding out just how disruptive things can get after an meant 500 students had to self—isolate. ministers are under intense pressure to get testing sorted after it became apparent the system can't keep pace with the demands of autumn. the nhs test and trace app... tomorrow will see the new tracing app which had its launch delayed from the summer. in the meantime the message is do your bit to prevent a second lockdown. meantime the message is do your bit to prevent a second lockdownm everyone follows them and no one thinks they are immune or they don't have a role to play, if we pull together as we did during the peak of the virus, we will get through this, i of the virus, we will get through this, lam of the virus, we will get through this, i am confident about that, we will get to christmas with schools, the economy open, view social interactions that we all need as individuals and then we can look forward in the new year. the flurries of meetings between the scientists and politicians will continue as they wait to see if our collective a

universities as far as dundee to exeter.he chief medical officer, the chief science officer to give a statement setting out the policy of the university, to reassure university staff, to reassure university staff, to reassure students and their families because we do not want to have a situation where students are in lockdown in the halls of residence at christmas time. this would cause enormous anguish to the students and families across the uk. lots of physical practicalities about that, psychologic stresses from isolation, perhaps for those who are living away from home for the first time in their lives at this stage in their careers in educational careers, you want a statement now. some people say this kind of policy needed to be developed and the lighter months, if you like, we have had during the summer when there has been an opportunity to think ahead and with hindsight, perhaps a bit more planning was needed at that stage because some of this was predictable. if large numbers of people are moving at a time when the w

it's thought around 3,000 students in the uk are currently in lockdown at universities from dundee toglasgow, 172 students have tested positive, and 600 are isolating. while at manchester metropolitan university, all first year and foundation students will be taught exclusively online for the next two weeks, to try to stop a coronavirus outbreak from spreading. 1,700 freshers are self—isolating in halls of residence there, after 127 tested positive. labour has called on ministers to consider pausing the return of students whose terms are yet to start. john mcmanus has the latest. spelling it out. the message from fee—paying students in manchester is clear. as the academic year begins, thousands of them around the uk have been sold to self—isolate. it's an unwelcome start for those who'd been dreaming of living independently, away from home. manchester metropolitan university says it's helping with essentials like shopping, laundry access and medicines, but parents have also been on—hand. and it's announced that all lessons for first—year students will be online—only for next fortnight

at this university campus in dundee, they are finding out just how disruptive things can get after an 500 students had to self—isolate. ministers are under intense pressure to get testing sorted after it became apparent the system can't keep pace with the demands of autumn. the nhs test and trace app... tomorrow will see the new tracing app which had its launch delayed from the summer. in the meantime the message is do your bit to prevent a second lockdown. if everyone follows them and no one thinks they are immune or they don't have a role to play, if we pull together as we did during the peak of the virus, we will get through this, i am confident about that, we will get to christmas with schools, the economy open, with the social interactions that we all need as individuals and then we can look forward in the new year. the flurries of meetings between the scientists and politicians will continue as they wait to see if our collective action does the trick. naomi grimley, bbc news. 486 people have tested positive for coronavirus in scotland since yesterday. nicola sturgeon said it was

are being told not to go to pubs or parties this weekend following covid—i9 outbreaks in glasgow, dundeetested positive, and many more are self—isolating. they've been told they will be breaking the law if they leave their student accommodation and return home to visit theirfamilies. i think it was obviously the right advice and we should be maintaining social distancing and stuff but to be honest, i don't think it's very realistic. i think if there is a limit for people to go out until ten o'clock, i don't see why it should exclude students. i am joined now by the scotland official for the university and college union, mary senior. thank you forjoining us today. let's talk about the restrictions fought this weekend with students asked not to go to pubs and parties and so on —— for this weekend. how realistic is it that they will listen to that? i think first of all, tojust say, i think it is astounding the scottish government and university principals seem to be blaming students for the spread of covid—i9 university campuses right now. i think this was entirely predictable, the virus is

there were also wins for dundee united, kilmarnock and ross county. champions leagues with real. however, a knee injury means he's unlikely to feature for tottenham until the middle of october. feels like a vitamin anti—climax, after a ll feels like a vitamin anti—climax, after all that. he has a sore knee and he won't play for a bit. —— feels like a bit of an anti—climax. american matthew wolff leads the us 0pen going into the final round in new york. at 21, he could become the first debutant to win the tournament in a century. he's got a 2—shot lead. rory mcilroy will need a miraculous sunday if he's going to win. he's six behind after a three birdies in his third round pushed him up the leaderboard. tadey pogachar will ride into paris later to become the youngest tour de france winner for 111 years following a dramatic turnaround yesterday. he overturned a 57—second deficit during yesterday's time trial to snatch the yellow jersey from his fellow slovenian primoz roglic, who had been leading the race for 13 days. today's final stage is a procession

around 500 students at a university in dundee have been told to self—isolate after a suspected coronavirusuniversity. the campus remains open for teaching and study. pupils in st andrews and edinburgh universities are among other infections identified in recent days. up to 7,000 lorries travelling across the border could face delays of up to two days in dover, post—brexit. a leaked letter from michael gove to trade groups says the reasonable worst—case scenario will mean both imports and exports could be disrupted. it's caused by up to 70% of freight trucks travelling to the eu being unprepared for new border controls. more details on those stories at six o'clock here on bbc one on breakfast. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: europe unveils a new policy to deal with its refugee crisis as migrants continue their struggle to reach the continent. a perilous turning point — the british government introduces new restrictions to try and combat another wave of coronavirus. the european union's chief negotiator, michel barnier, will visit london on wednesday for informal talks with the uk go

they include abertay in dundee, the university of aberdeen, and the university of st andrews.niversity student. being inside for two weeks after moving to this flat — i've only been here a week, and knowing these people for a week and having to stay with them for two weeks, unable to leave the place is quite challenging. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in scotland. the largest outbreak is here in glasgow. 124 students have tested positive and more than 600 are self—isolating. it's believed that's all traceable back to events around freshers week, a couple of big house parties, flat parties where things got out of hand, where the social distancing wasn't contained and where too many people were mixing. there are measures in addition to the self isolating that are now being put in place. there's a mobile testing unit at halls of residents in glasgow, the two halls of residence. there's extra support from the university on the ground there, they say they'll be providing food and assistance to the students who need it. but this is the latest development — it seems obvio

there are a number of outbreaks, actually, at universities across scotland, in aberdeen and dundee ands been here in glasgow. 600 students self—isolating, 124 testing positive and those numbers are expected to rise. it focuses on two halls of residence here in glasgow, and activities at freshers' week, we are told there were a couple of big block and house parties where perhaps the virus took hold, although activities at the halls of residence did dampen down after that. now, a mobile testing unit is onsite, university support is onsite as well and food and cleaning products are being offered to those in need, but it was interesting first minister nicola sturgeon was questioned at holyrood earlier and all opposition parties there pressed her on why there wasn't a better testing system in place at the start of the academic year. she rejected that, she said that this actually showed that test and protect was working. now, the scottish government is in talks with the university sector and will set out further measures later today to ensure the guidance, both for students and the universit

around 500 students at a university in dundee have been told to self—isolate after a suspected coronavirushalls of residence. health officials say they're investigating a single positive case at abertay university and a small number of suspected infections. elsewhere, the university of liverpool is facing calls to abandon in—person teaching when term starts there in two weeks, after 87 staff and students tested positive in the past week. there's been a warning to industry that exporters to the eu face queues of 7,000 lorries in kent and two day delays to trade. a leaked letter from michael gove to trade groups says the "reasonable worst case scenario" will mean both imports and exports could be disrupted in january. it's thought up to 70% of freight trucks travelling to the eu will be unprepared for new border controls. the duchess of cambridge has praised mothers offering support to other parents during the pandemic, saying their efforts were so important for "emotional well—being". kate's comments were made when she met mothers and their "lockdown babies" at battersea park yesterday. ear

i used to spend a lot of time, i'm from dundee originally, but i used to spend time in edinburgh with a redevelopment stage because the building is really unsafe, and needed to be fixed up. it is also key to the international festival, because it actually requires, in the international festival, the stages are equipped for those international productions. and that is why they go from year to year to year. and it is tragic that the theatre has slipped through a sort of crack between emergency funding and — it doesn't receive any public funding, it has its own, has its own funding through ticket sales. and that is how it makes its money. and we desperately need the theatre to be given some kind of emergency funding so that we can continue operating, otherwise we will have two cease operation, and this would be really tragic. judging for the international community, but more or less, more tragic for the people of edinburgh. and it's interesting to know. i have to consult my notes, because i am the spokes man, but, you know, there are so many facts about the theatre. for instance, the eco

to sign more players after four of his team suffered injuries yesterday they still managed to beat dundeewas unable to maintain the same intensity, and osaka turned things around to take the next two sets 6 games to 3 to seal her third grand slam crown and second us open title. firstly i want to congratulate vika, i actually do not want to play here in anymore finals. i did really enjoy that, it was a really tough match for me. it is really inspiring for me because i used to watch a play here when i was younger and said to have an opportunity to play you, i learned a lot. thank you. formula 1 might be visiting the mugello circuit in italy for the first time, but it's still the the same old story with lewis hamilton on pole yet again. the world champion will start this afternoon's tuscan grand prix from the front after securing the 95th pole of his career. it was close, though. he was just five hundredths of a second quicker than his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas. i cannot tell you, it does not matter how many pole positions you have, each one is challenging in a different way and it