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Marianne Taylor
BBC Scotland news
Right, that's all from the Scotland Live team for today. We'll be back tomorrow at 08:00 with more live updates from across the country.
Until then, you can keep up with developments on the BBC News Scotland website.
Greenock Telegraph
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Glenn Campbell
BBC Scotland news
It is a high-powered line up.
It includes a serving Scottish cabinet minister (John Swinney), a former UK cabinet minister (Michael Moore), and further three former Scottish government ministers (Iain Gray, Tavish Scott and Linda Fabiani).
And no fewer than six former or current Scottish party leaders (Goldie, Harvie, Chapman, Gray, Scott and Swinney).
They are among the 10 people nominated by the five Holyrood parties to serve on Lord Smith's commission on further devolution.
He will have a wealth of talent and experience at the table when he convenes the commission's first full meeting in mid-October.
But the three pro-union parties have contrasting blueprints for the extra powers Holyrood should have.
And the SNP and the Greens want to maximise further devolution having advocated a 'Yes' vote in the independence referendum.
Getting all sides to find an agreed way forward by St Andrews Day will not be easy, as Lord Smith himself has acknowledged.
Dunfermline Press
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Police have released new information in the search for a hit and run driver who seriously injured a cyclist.
Image source, GoogleThe 47-year-old man was cycling towards Kippen on the B822 Fintry road at about 13:45 on Saturday when he was struck by a van similar to a flatbed truck. The cyclist was taken to Forth Valley Royal Hospital after the incident.
The van was white with writing on the doors, and lost a wing mirror in the collision.
Kenny Macintyre tweets:, external #BBCSportsound tonight 6.10 .@rosscountylive, external tune in to hear Derek Adams give his take on his sacking. Very candid.
Eleanor O'Donnell: Davidson dances to her puppetmasters' wishes in Westminster and should be ashamed to say that she talks for the Scottish electorate. She should use her political skills to fight for what she knows to be just for Scotland and not for selfish self interest.
Giancarlo Rinaldi
South Scotland reporter, BBC Scotland news website
Queen of the South are set to unveil their new manager at lunchtime tomorrow.
James Fowler has been in temporary charge at the Dumfries club since Jim McIntyre left earlier this month.
Tom English
BBC Scotland
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Finance Secretary John Swinney and MSP Linda Fabiani will represent the SNP, alongside former Scottish Conservative leader, Baroness Goldie and Prof Adam Tomkins, for the Tories.
The Liberal Democrats are sending former ScottishsSecretary Michael Moore and Tavish Scott, the party's previous Scottish leader.
The Smith Commission aims to get agreement between the Holyrood parties by 30 November.
Former Scottish Labour leader Iain Gray is to join the commission set up to agree more powers for the Scottish Parliament.
Mr Gray, along with a Scottish Labour MP, will represent the party on the commission chaired by Lord Smith.
The Greens put forward their co-leaders, Patrick Harvie and Maggie Chapman, to the commission at the weekend.
This dramatic image shows two walkers who had to be rescued after a hillside path gave way near Moffat at the weekend.
Image source, Royal navyThe Royal Navy was called out and managed to lift the pair to safety.
Phil Goodlad
BBC Scotland
The sun shone on Gleneagles over the weekend where the European team celebrated a five-point victory over the US in the Ryder Cup.
European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley has now won the tournament as a player, vice captain and captain.
The Dubliner thanked Scotland for helping his players win the 40th Ryder Cup saying: "I'm very pleased that I can retire a little bit like a heavyweight champion, undefeated."
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Tim Reid
Political correspondent, BBC News
Eric Pickles: "In the mother of parliaments we can't have platinum card carrying Scottish MPs who can vote for measures in England.."
Chemical firm Ineos has announced plans to hand over up to £2.5bn of shale gas revenues to communities close to its wells.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe company has bought the license for shale gas exploration and development across a 329 square kilometre area around its Grangemouth power plant.
It will give away 6% of revenues to local homeowners and landowners.
However Friends of the Earth Scotland slammed the move as "a transparent attempt to bribe communities".
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Coverage of tonight's Scottish Championship match between Rangers v Hibernian at Ibrox starts at 18:10 on BBC Radio Scotland 810MW and DAB digital.
Image source, SNSYou can also follow live text commentary on BBC Sport website.
First Minister Alex Salmond tweets, external: Ryder Cup has been great showcase for Scotland. Joined earlier by Chinese Ambassador to UK, Liu Xiaoming & Madame Hu
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