That's all from Scotland live for today. We'll be back at 07:00 tomorrow.

• Nicola Sturgeon condemns Alistair Carmichael leak 'dirty tricks' - Nicola Sturgeon has called on former Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael to consider his position as an MP after he admitted being behind the leak of a memo ahead of the general election.

• SQA calms 'impossible' maths exam fears - Scotland's exams body has sought to calm fears that pupils will be disadvantaged by a Higher maths paper which candidates claim was impossible.

• Bank of Scotland to close 13 branches - Bank of Scotland has announced plans to close more than a dozen branches in Scotland this year.

Brian Taylor
Political editor, Scotland

As I recall, one of the finest contributions to Scottish Parliamentary discourse came from the former First Minister Jack, now Lord, McConnell.

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Read the full story on Brian's blog here.

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The family of an American tourist who went missing in Perthshire on Sunday evening has appealed for information to help trace her.

Susan McLean, 61, was last seen on CCTV outside the Moness Resort on Crieff Road in Aberfeldy at about 19:45.

Ms McLean was on a two-week tour of Scotland with her family.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland

So it's lucky loser Facundo Arguello of Argentina for @andy_murray in the French Open first round. No further questions....

BBC Scotland News

Coming up at 18:30 on BBC One Scotland:

• The former Scottish secretary Alistair Carmichael was responsible for making public the incorrect claim that Nicola Sturgeon had told the French ambassador that she wanted David Cameron to be prime minister.

• Scottish Labour's deputy leader says she'll stand for the leader's job when Jim Murphy goes. Kezia Dugdale will also face a challenge from Ken MacIntosh.

• The first minister and the Princess Royal have taken part in events to commemorate the UK's worst rail disaster 100 years ago today.

A teenager who made a bomb scare threat against a shopping centre was caught after security guards realised the call was coming from inside the building.

Connor Begley called security from a public phone inside The Centre at Almondvale in Livingston, West Lothian.

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A security officer saw the call was coming from inside the centre and arranged for a CCTV camera to be trained on the spot.

Begley, 18, who is from Livingston but has moved to Glasgow since the offence, appeared for sentence at Livingston Sheriff Court after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing to making the bomb threat on 18 February. He was given a community payback order.

BBC Radio Scotland

On #BBCSportsound from 18:30, @GlasgowWarriors v @UlsterRugby plus all the football news including @SaintMirrenFC, tennis and golf.

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BBC Scotland Weather
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Hi, Gillian here. Dry tonight with clear spells. Chillier than last night, 5-7C in town; 2 in Central Highland glens, touch of grass frost.

Tomorrow: Sunny morning. Cloud increasing from West, rain W Isles & W Coast late afternoon. Best of the sun in East, 18C. 13-15 in West.

Outlook for Sunday: A cool, breezy day with sunny spells and blustery showers, most of the showers NW. Temperatures 11-14C. Brightest in SE.

In a BBC interview, Nicola Sturgeon has called on former Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael to consider his position as an MP after he admitted being behind the leak of a memo ahead of the general election.

The first minister said she accepted his apology, but that voters in his constituency had a right to be aggrieved.

Watch the interview here.

Former MP George Galloway tweets, external: "I'm in Scotland but my staff in Bradford are quarantined in the office following delivery of a suspect package alleged to be Ebola infected"

A Highland village will celebrate one of Scotland's more unusual community buyouts in a ceremony on Saturday.

Residents of North Kessock, near Inverness, have purchased the village's former ferry slipway from Highland Council.

It fell into disuse following the opening of the Kessock Bridge in 1982.

A community gala day will be held on Saturday to officially mark the handover of the pier from the local authority.

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BBC Scotland Travel
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The A8 Glasgow Road by Edinburgh airport is closed westbound because of an accident at the roundabout.

There is a diversion in place so westbound traffic for the airport is to continue to the M9 J1 Newbridge roundabout and access the airport via the eastbound carriageway.

On the A9 northbound, one lane is closed and traffic is slow because of an accident at Millbank.

In Moray, the A96 Spey Bridge has slow moving traffic because of a broken down van and trailer. The van is on the bridge. This is affecting traffic between Keith and Nairn.

If you are travelling in or out of Edinburgh by train, do check before you travel as there are changes and cancellations.

The Forth Bridge could become a World Heritage Site when Unesco delegates meet in Germany at the end of June.

Papers for the international meeting include a draft decision to inscribe the Forth Bridge as Scotland's sixth world heritage site.

The rail bridge, which opened in 1890, would join St Kilda, the Antonine Wall, the old and new towns of Edinburgh and New Lanark on the prestigious list.

Kevin Keane
BBC Scotland reporter

Alistair Carmichael MP tells @bbcshetland memo leak "doesn't affect his work as a member of parliament." More at 1730

A golfer who was hit on the head by another player's wayward tee shot has been awarded £10,000 damages.

John Ure, 46, was hit by a ball played by Stewart Muir at Bellshill Golf Club, North Lanarkshire, on 9 March 2013.

He raised a damages action at the Court of Session in Edinburgh after suffering a head injury, headaches and nausea.

Judge Lord Brailsford ruled it was "reasonably foreseeable" that the risk of a bad shot would endanger a player in Mr Ure's position on the fairway.

Nicola Sturgeon has called on former Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael to consider his position as an MP after he admitted being behind the leak of a memo ahead of the general election.

The leak suggested the Scottish first minister wanted David Cameron to remain as prime minister.

Mr Carmichael said it was an error of judgement and he accepted "the details of the account are not correct".

Ms Sturgeon said it had been a "blatant election dirty trick".

A Scottish animal welfare charity has launched an appeal to locate the owner of a dog found wandering on the top of the highest mountain in England.

The black and tan male collie cross was picked up at the summit of Scafell Pike in the Lake District on Saturday by a couple of Scottish holidaymakers.

Concerned about its wellbeing, they took it home and handed it to the Scottish SPCA rescue centre in Glasgow.

The charity now wants to locate the owner of the dog, nicknamed Scafell.

Image source, Scottish SPCA

James Cook
Scotland Correspondent, BBC News

Nicola Sturgeon says Alistair Carmichael should consider his position as an MP after being caught failing to tell the truth.

One person has died in a fire at a flat in West Lothian on Thursday.

Firefighters were called to the two-storey flat in Tweed Drive, Livingston, at 14:52.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said it searched the property and "one person was found deceased inside".