STV News at Six - Dundee Tuesday, April 17, 6:00pm

A notorious prisoner has told a trial that he forced his way into the home of a female warder accused of harbouring him. James Holland also told jurors he thought of Christine Robertson as a "girlfriend" and threatened to have her house set on fire if she didn't respond to his advances. There's been a call for Scotland's only women's prison to be demolished. A new report says Cornton Vale is overcrowded and not fit for purpose. STV will tomorrow become the first news organisation in Britain to film and broadcast the sentencing of a convicted killer on the same day. Rangers manager Ally McCoist has called for a swift decision over the future of the club, saying the uncertainty and the lack of clarity is really concerning and worrying for everyone at Ibrox. The collaboration between Dundee's globally renowned scientific experts and the industrial world have been celebrated today. Leading figures from the academic and corporate worlds gathered to underline Dundee University's reputation as a citdel of science. The Life Sciences industry now accounts for 16 per cent of Tayside's economy. A Dundee family have launched a huge fundraising campaign to help their severely disabled son lead a better life. Two year old Lennon Thomson suffers from cerebral palsy and needs round-the-clock care. They now hope to raise £100,000 to pay for equipment, treatment and eventually a potentially life changing operation. students at St Andrews have voted to name their biggest hall of residence after the university's first female graduate. New Hall, which opened in 1993, will now be named after Agnes Forbes Blackadder who graduated 117 years ago. Students were given the chance to vote in the renaming which coincides with the university's 600th anniversary. Agnes Forbes Blackadder beat off four other contenders including golfing legend Seve Ballesteros. Ms Blackadder's been described as a truly inspirational figure who trailblazed the way for women in Higher Education. This international version of STV News at Six is viewable world-wide. It has been edited for rights reasons, which also allows us to keep the programme online after the initial 24-hour broadcast window in the UK has passed. Viewers within the UK who want to watch the full episode 'as broadcast' should select the UK version of the programme.