children of smyllam, laid to rest we re children of smyllam, laid to rest were the ashes of the frank dochertyho fought for decades to reveal the truth. his widow was shocked by the developments. he thought he could get in touch with the families that knew. that is just unbelievable what is happening. the people higher up should be telling the families exactly what happened to these kids. reporter: a few questions for you... ina reporter: a few questions for you... in a statement, they said: the ongoing scottish child abuse inquiry was the best place to investigate what had happened. each of the lives was cut short, most through natural causes, but everyone meant something to someone and they all deserve to be remembered. time now for the sport. chris froome will become the first british cyclist to win the tour of spain. his achievement is all the greater because he'll become only the third man to win the race and the tour de france in the same year. from madrid, here is andy swiss. ready to race into the record books, although for chris froome, this was more of a victory parade, the last larg

laid to rest were the ashes of frank docherty, who had fought for two decades to reveal the truth.d by today's developments. he thought he'd got names, he could get in touch with families to say that there's 150 kids they knew. that is just unbelievable, what's happening. the 0rders, the people higher up, should be telling the families exactly what happened to these kids. reporter: i've got a few questions for you. i'm from the bbc. the daughters of charity didn't respond to ourfindings. in a statement, they simply said "the ongoing scottish child abuse inquiry was the best place to investigate what had happened." hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: rafael nadal win the men's us open title in new york and a 16th career grand slam championship. grand slam championship. chris froome becomes the first cyclist in 39 years to win the tour de france and the vuelta a espana in the same year. and in germany, a female referee takes charge of a top european league football match for the first time. hello and welcome to the programme, where

children of smyllam, laid to rest we re children of smyllam, laid to rest were the ashes of the frank dochertyades to reveal the truth. his widow was shocked by the developments. he thought he could get in touch with the families that knew. that is just unbelievable what is happening. the people higher up

annual vigil for the children of smyllum. an annual vigil for the laid to rest were the ashes of frank dochertyor two decades to reveal the truth. his widow, janet, said she was shocked by today's developments. she was shocked by he thought he'd got names, he could get in touch with families to say that there's 150 kids they knew. that is just unbelievable what is happening. the 0rders, the people higher up, should be telling the families exactly what happened to these kids. reporter: i've got a few questions for you. i'm from the bbc. questions for you. the daughters of charity didn't respond to ourfindings. in a statement it simply said the ongoing scottish child abuse inquiry was the best place to investigate what had happened. inquiry was the best place each of these lives was cut short, most through natural causes. but everyone meant something to someone, and they all deserve to be remembered. to someone, and they all michael buchanan, bbc news, lanarkshire. chris froome has become the first british man to win the vuelta a espana cycling race. british man to win the vuelta he was crowned c

laid to rest were the ashes of frank docherty, who'd fought for two decades to reveal the truth.ot names, he could get in touch with families to say that there's 150 kids they knew. that is just unbelievable, what's happening. the 0rders, the people higher up, should be telling the families exactly what happened to these kids. reporter: i've got a few questions for you. i'm from the bbc. the daughters of charity didn't respond to ourfindings. in a statement, they simply said "the ongoing scottish child abuse inquiry was the best place to investigate what had happened." each of these lives was cut short, most through natural causes. but everyone meant something to someone, and they all deserve to be remembered. michael buchanan, bbc news, lanarkshire. this second edition of the papers is coming up shortly. first, the weather. i thought we would look at what we expect to see around breakfasttime tomorrow. by that stage, the concern will be on the shores, but most in the western shore, moving up, because we have the onshore wind making the storm surge worse. and in the british isles

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