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STV News at Six - Glasgow Tuesday, April 24, 6:00pm

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A difficult day for the first minister, donald trump tells me alex salmond is destroying scotland with his plans for wind farms. And James murdoch's evidence to the leveson enquiry leaves Salmond accused of shaming scotland because of his relationship with news international. Ibrox in crisis - Rangers say sanctions imposed by the SFA will have a detrimental impact on attempts to sell the club. The Arlene Fraser murder trial is told her husband didn't seem bothered after she went missing fourteen years ago. There's been a dramatic increase over the last decade in the number of Scots with skin cancer. Reported cases of malignant melanoma have risen by almost seventy per cent. Today, the Scottish Government warned that sun beds are dangerous and advised not to use them but that's provoked an angry reaction from those in the tanning industry. Donald Trump has warned that investors will 'shun' Scotland over its renewables mission. The US billionaire was speaking ahead of his appearance at a parliamentary committee tomorrow. The First Minister has responded by saying the country's green energy policy will be decided by the parliament and the people. With Scotland's councils struggling to maintain services and facing thousands of job cuts, the debate over how best to fund the country's thirty-two local authorities is intensifying. A drug dealer caught in a Lanarkshire supermarket with 1.2 million pounds worth of class A drugs has been jailed for six-and-a-half years. 51-year-old James McMahon was arrested in Hamilton after an intelligence-led investigation which started in 2006. Officers found 14kg of heroin and more than 3 kg of cocaine hidden behind plywood panels in the back of his white van. Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty looks to have played his last game for the club after being suspended for two weeks by his manager, Ally McCoist. The striker failed to turn up for the team bus that travelled to Edinburgh to face Hearts at the weekend after discussions with McCoist at training earlier in the day. Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-yueng will miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury. This episode has been edited for rights reasons.

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