Reporter's Notebook: Willie Johnston

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One of BBC Scotland's best known reporters is hanging up the microphone and making for the sunny slopes of retirement. Willie Johnston has been the BBC's man in Dumfries for the last 35 years, covering a vast array of subjects from big international stories like the Lockerbie bombing to more humorous outings, such as being launched from a catapult. In this week's reporter's notebook he recounts some of his journalist adventures and bids us all a fond farewell.