james shaw reports.ore this photograph was taken, this man realised he had discovered something extraordinary. his metal detector had located a treasure trove of pieces up to 3000 yea rs treasure trove of pieces up to 3000 years old. we never see these objects and decided to stop because more and more important objects. objects and decided to stop because more and more important objectsm is one of the most important finds from the bronze age there has ever beenin from the bronze age there has ever been in scotland, a complete horse harness which for the first time, will allow experts to understand how this piece of engine technology was put together. a sword, still in its scabbard was also found and part of the axle of a chariot. archaeologists spent weeks working at the site before the items were ready to be moved to edinburgh for further investigation. we send the images over to specialists to look at and it came back that they thought they were bronze age, knowing that marius had stopped digging and w

james shaw is in glasgow.t that point we had four cases and now this week 54 cases so clearly there has been a big increase in cases. and we've heard from nicola sturgeon that the increase has led them to decide that they need to impose some fairly draconian measures. perhaps not as strict as at the height of the pandemic crisis but nevertheless daily life in aberdeen is going to change significantly because of this cluster of cases centred on the hawthorn bar in aberdeen are now linked to around 20 other licensed premises in the city. but from five o'clock tonight all cafes, restau ra nts a nd o'clock tonight all cafes, restaurants and pubs will have to close. hotel restaurants will be able to stay open for residents. people are being advised that they should not travel more than five miles from their homes for recreation or leisure. also households, people are being told they should not go into other peoples homes unless they are part ofan peoples homes unless they are part of an extended household where one

at the time, bozeman thanked the audience, and recognized another hero, james shaw junior tackled a gunmann tennessee and saved the lives of several people. chadwick died after a long battle with colon cancer. >>> in his home state of south carolina, they are honoring him, the governor ordered flags on the statehouse to fly at half staff. chadwick boseman grew up in anderson, south carolina. those flags will be presented to his family after they are taken down. >>> this morning, we are at the scene of breaking news, a fire at a pool hall. what firefighters say might have started this fire, next. >>> the new color-coded system from governor newsom and what it means for some businesses, coming up. >>> firefighters are getting control on all of the major firefighters fires burning. we have the latest containment efforts as the national guard will be on the line to help the fire crews. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> it is 7:00. it is a nice, mild monday. i am gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, you have brought us to the end of another month. we are here. >> it flew, didn't

at that time boseman thanked the audience and took time to honor another hero, james shaw jr. who attacked the gunman in tennessee, saving several lives. boseman died after a years-long battle with colon cancer. >>> south carolina is also honoring chadwick boseman. the governor ordered flags at the top of the state house to fly at half staff. the actor was born in anderson, south carolina. the flags will be presented to boseman's family after they're taken down. and ryan kugler, director of "black panther" and a native of oakland, also wrote a tribute to chadwick boseman. kugler said he didn't know boseman had cancer before he died. kugler's tribute read in part, quote, because he was a caretaker, a leader, and a man of faith, dignity, and pride, he shielded his collaborators from his suffering. he lived a beautiful life and he made great art. day after day, year after year, that was who he was. he was an epic firework displayc awards show was designed for audiences at home. ♪ there were some pre-taped performances yesterday but others like the weeknd that you heard there perf

just how seriously the scottish government is taking the situation in aberdeen, here‘s the bbc‘s james shawpecific group of people who have been traced and tested and told to isolate, but it may be at large in the community. now nicola sturgeon said that cannot be ruled out. we don't know if it is the case, at the moment, but it certainly is the case that we will be watching and waiting over the coming hours to see what happens with those numbers of positive cases. there is another big jump then quickly there is a situation that may require other action by the scottish government to deal with. back now to our top story. news of the explosion in beirut‘s port first broke when videos began circulating on twitter and whatsapp yesterday afternoon. whilst most of the videos appeared to be authentic, filmed by residents from their homes, rumours about the cause of the blast were quickly shared on social media. and comments by the us president have fuelled more conspiracy theories — here‘s what he said earlier. some of our great generals, they just seem to feel that it was, this was not some kind

the actor applauded james shaw junior for tackling a gunman in tennessee, saving several lives.tle with colon cancer. the governor ordered flags on top of the state house to fly at half staff. the actor was born in anderson, south carolina. the flags will be presented to boseman's family after they are taken down. >>> ryan kugler, the director of "black panther" and a native of oakland wrote a tribute. kugler said he didn't know boseman had cancer before he died. his tribute read in park, because he was a caretaker, a leader, a man of faith, dignity, and pride, he shielded his collaborators from his suffering. he lived a beautiful life and made great art day after day, year after year. that's who he was. he was an epic firework display. >>> john thompson, the legendary georgetown university basketball coach, has died. in 1984, thompson became the first african american head coach to win a major collegiate championship. he's known for building up georgetown's program and taking the hoyas to three final fours in the 1980s. he also helped develop several players who are now in the

let's speak to our scotland correspondent james shaw. a very good morning to you, james.re was no one out on the street by that time. also, they police out as well. police scotland have said they have put extra resources, extra officers into the city, an extra 10—15 patrols over the next few days, to advise people, to stick to these new restrictions and regulations and to enforce them as well, if necessary. there was a tweet from a senior officer this morning saying people are complying very well at the moment but undoubtably there will be frustration in aberdeen. those places, those businesses which have just recently had the chance to open up just recently had the chance to open up now shut down again and really not sure exactly when they will be able to open up. james, if there is local area, if aberdeen is to get on top of this current outbreak, clearly test and trace and getting in touch with people who have been in contact with someone who has proved positive will be absolutely key. is there faith that that system, that has worked so farand is going that that system

of their school in exams in previous years, is unfair to those young people. 0ur correspondent james shawoins us from glasgow. an apology from nicola sturgeon, presumably hoping to take the sting out of this, but there is a statement to the scottish parliament tomorrow? that's correct. john swinney, the education secretary, is going to explain what the scottish government is going to do about that. nicola sturgeon was asked today if she could give any more details about what would be in that statement. she didn't really want to do that but she did say that pupils would get the grades, the results, they felt they deserved. and what that implies, that this is to some extent speculation, is that what they will do is return to the estimates that were delivered by teachers originally to the scottish qualifications authority, which were then modified by the sqa, which is where the unhappiness has come into the situation, because many people felt the results were downgraded and it seems that has affected pupils in more deprived areas than it has elsewhere. thank you very much. the prime minister