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ShowUS Billionaire Donald Trump today accused the First Minister of luring him to invest in Scotland with false assurances. The American tycoon told MSPs Alex Salmond said a planned offshore windfarm near his Aberdeenshire golf resort would not go ahead when they met in New York. Mr Trump was appearing before a Holyrood committee examining green energy targets. In other news: Gordon Brown declared war on Rupert Murdoch's business interests when the Sun newspaper backed David Cameron before the 2010 General Election. At the Leveson Inquiry today the media tycoon said that the former Prime Minister was not in a balanced state of mind as he sought to reverese the decision. As the parents of Madeleine McCann face the fifth anniversary of their daughter's disappearance, detectives today said that she 'could be alive'. They have released an age progressed image of how she might look today at the age of nine. They are also calling for the case to be re opened. Sir David Murray's company is to release documents concerning the takeover of the club after Rangers administrators obtained a court order in Edinburgh. The material sought by Duff and Phelps included all letters, faxes, filenotes and emails between Murray's firm and English solicitors Collyer Bristow, who are now being sued by the administrators at the High Court in London. Thousands of students across the country have begun sitting their exams today. The Scottish Qualifications Authority says almost 159,000 pupils will sit more than 700,000 exams over the next six weeks, ranging from Standard Grade to Advanced Higher level. Candidates will then have to wait until August for their results. New and upgraded attractions such as the Riverside Museum in Glasgow and the National Museum in Edinburgh helped to draw four million more visitors to Scotland last year than in 2010. Edinburgh Castle remained the country's biggest paid-admission attraction, with more than 1.3 million visitors. The Arlene Fraser murder trial has been told her 10-year-old son left a note asking where she was, after he came home and found the house empty. The jury heard that Arlene had been due to meet a solicitor that day to discuss divorcing her husband Nat. One of her friends said that all she wanted out of the marriage was the house and custody of the children. Inspectors have told the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley to improve its care of elderly people. Following a visit last month, Healthcare Improvement Scotland found that while most patients spoke positively about their care they were particularly concerned by instructions in patients' notes not to resuscitate them in an emergency, which did not seem to have been approved by their families. A man has been injured after apparently being hit by an air gun pellet. The 20-year-old was treated at Forth Valley Hospital after waking up in pain yesterday morning. The incident happened as he was walking in Banknock between 9 and 11o'clock on Sunday night. The biggest new native woodland in central Scotland for many years is to be established on the outskirts of Dumbarton. More than 200 thousand trees will be planted at the 600 acre Lang Craigs site to the north of the town. Volunteers, locals and school children will be involved in planting many of the trees which will begin this autumn. The project will receive 1 million pounds worth of funding over the next 15 years. And in sports: Calum Murray will take charge of Sunday's Old Firm clash at Celtic Park after first pick Craig Thomson pulled out for family reasons. Murray, who took charge of the last Old Firm meeting at Ibrox, sent Neil Lennon from the technical area at half-time, and red carded 3 players. Lennon escaped further punishment for comments made to the match officials during thie first half of the game. Kevin Gallacher says the Scottish players listed for The Olympics should look to Barcelona's Lionel Messi for inspiration. 12 of Craig Levein's squad have been listed by Team GB coach Stuart Pearce, despite the SFA's objection to the notion of their players taking part. But Olympic ambassador Gallacher can only see the positives. David Denton says Edinburgh's lack of consistency this season has HELPED the Murrayfield club progress in Europe. While Michael Bradley's men are making history in their Heineken Cup run to the semi final - the international back row believes league failure has made Edinburgh unpredictable. Snooker news and Graeme Dott labelled today's drubbing to Joe Perry at the World Championships as the worst performance of his career.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.
