hannah reid, hannah mclaughlin and jennifer mccann�*s pictures on social media symbolised the strengthime that each and every one of us wanted to drop out and be finished with it. it was such a long, - long, horrible process. it wasjust... it just was so consuming for those two and a half years. _ and, like, we couldn't move on with our life. how do you feel victims are treated? terribly. there needs to be stricter- guidelines on what defence lawyers can say to a victim giving. evidence because you aren't treated like a human. in the court system, you�*ve got to stand there and defend your truth, and all he�*s got to do is sit there. because he�*s innocent until they�*ve made their minds up, but you�*ve got to convince them... that you�*re not lying? uh—huh. we've put ourselves through this, come out battered and bruised i by the end, and we have essentially got a serial rapist and abuser - locked away so he's not i going to hurt anyone else, and that's why we did all this. and even after logan doig was found guilty, the women felt they weren�*t given the chance to be heard. in scotlan

hannah reid hannah mclaughlan, jennifer mccann and symbolise their strength. they waved their anonymity. logan doig was found guilty of raping for women and attacking three and another between march 2015 and another between march 2015 and november 2020. two of his victims were teenagers at the time. he was sentenced to 9.5 years in prison injuly. to years in prison in july. to date we _ years in prison in july. to date we stand, _ years in prison injuly. trr date we stand, like that day, we stood together to see that sentence being handed out. the women told _ sentence being handed out. the women told me how they had become aware of each other and started to chat.— started to chat. none of us would have _ started to chat. none of us would have any _ started to chat. none of us would have any reason - started to chat. none of us would have any reason to l started to chat. none of us - would have any reason to know each other. he's the common denominator. we each other. he's the common denominator.— denominator. we all came together— denominator. we all came tog

jennifer mccann, hannah mclaughlan and hannah reid say they now think twice about reporting an attackir anonymity to speak about what happened and want to improve the way victims are supported, give them the chance to explain the impact of the crime, and change the way victims are treated in court. stricter guidelines on what defence lawyers can say to victims giving evidence because you aren't treated likea human, you are treated as a bit of evidence. the scottish government say they agree change must happen, and if you've been affected by any of the issues we've been talking about, there is loads of advice and support on the bbc action line. other stories now, and the proposed new laws to force criminals to attend sentencing hearings could be by using force or the prospect of longer imprisonment. judges already have similar powers but they are not used very often. imagine your favourite tv show as a videogame. netflix is focusing on making games based off its series to keep you subscribed. one of the bosses said the goal is to have a game for everyone. time for ten seconds of tomato

jennifer mccann, hannah maclachlan and hannah reid say they are now think twice about reporting and attack their anonymity to the mark speakman what happened and want to improve the way victims are supported, given the chance to explain the impact of the crime, and change the victims are in court. crime, and change the victims are in court-— are in court. stricter guidelines _ are in court. stricter guidelines on - are in court. stricter guidelines on what i are in court. stricter- guidelines on what defence lawyers can say to victims giving evidence because you aren't treated like human, you aren't treated like human, you are treated as a bit of evidence.— are treated as a bit of evidence. the scottish government _ evidence. the scottish government say - evidence. the scottish government say they i evidence. the scottish - government say they agree change must happen and if you've been affected by any of theissues you've been affected by any of the issues we've been talking about, there is loads of advice and support on the bbc action line. other stories now and the proposed new laws to f

hannah reid, hannah mclaughlin and jennifer mccann's pictures on social media symbolised the strengthwho couldn't be there for our interview, the young women waived their anonymity. 23—year—old logan doig was found guilty of raping four women and sexually attacking three of them and another between march 2015 and november 2020. two of his victims were teenagers at the time. injuly, he was sentenced to nine and a half years in prison. two and a half years ago, we were victims of the system. that day, we stood together to see that sentence be handed down. the women told me how they had gradually become aware of each other and started to chat. none of us would have any reason to know each other. he's the only common denominator, and that's the only reason we do know each other. we all came together in a group chat that was called safe space, and that's just exactly what it was. we soon began to realise that we'd actually experienced near enough the same. without each other and without that group chat, we never would have made it to trial. what we're doing isjust to help people in the fut

hannah reid, hannah mclaughlin and jennifer mccann's pictures on social media symbolised the strengthond. along with holly prowse, who couldn't be there for her interview, the young women waived their anonymity. 23—year—old logan doig was found guilty of raping four women and sexually attacking three of them and another between march 2015 and november 2020. two of his victims were teenagers at the time. injuly, he was sentenced to nine and a half years in prison. the women told me how they'd gradually become aware of each other and started to chat. none of us would have any reason to know each other. he's the only common denominator, and that's the only reason we do know each other. we all came together in a group chat that was called safe space. we soon began to realise that we'd actually experienced near enough the same. without each other and without that group chat, we never would have made it to trial. from start to finish, the process was long and draining. there was a time that each and every one of us wanted to drop out - and be finished with it. it was such a long, horrible p

that was hannah mclaughlan, jennifer mccann and hannah reid speaking to our reporter catriona renton.scottish government told us that victim statements are used to inform sentencing decisions, and that it's committed to improving the system to better reflect the needs of victims. if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in that report, there is a list of organisations which can provide help. it's on the bbc actionline website which is bbc.co.uk/actionline. the fallout from monday's air traffic failiure in the uk is still being felt, with thousands of air passengers stranded overseas or stuck in airports here in britain. many passengers are experiencing flight cancellations and are paying huge bills for extended hotel stays, rescheduled flights and food. the flight disruption has been caused by a data processing glitch that meant that air traffic controllers had to revert to a manual system. the head of the national air traffic services, martin rolfe, told us why the �*rare' system failiure shouldn't happen again. we've worked incredibly hard since we restored the service ba

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that was hannah mclaughlan, jennifer mccann and hannah reid speaking to our reporter catriona renton.g publicly like that. a spokesperson for the scottish government told us that victim statements are used to inform sentencing decisions, and that it's committed to improving the system to better reflect the needs of victims. if you've been affected by any of the issues mentioned in that report, there's help on the bbc website. still to come on breakfast. welcome aboard thisl northern service to... duduth. dudworth. dodworth. welcome aboard this northern service to... wumwell. not womb—well? no, wumwell. northern rail is re—recording some of its automated announcements to correct mistakes with the pronouncation of place names. it follows a backlash from passengers, proud of where they live and frustrated with the train company getting some of them wrong. a lot of places in the uk have interesting names. 0utsiders get it wrong and it really annoys. sometimes getting it wrong here ourselves. we'd love to hear from you. you can tell us properly this morning how you want it pronounced if yo