The no 3 seeds proving difficult opponents for Sarah Beth and Olivia.Lost the first set 3-6 and 3-3 in the second

Doubles:
QF: Askew/Nicholls (GBR/GBR) lost to Al Nabhani/Zaja (OMA/GER) [3] 3-6 6-7(5)
QF: (WC) Hunter/Lumsden (GBR/GBR) lost to Stadler/Zimmerman (SUI/BEL) [4] 3-6 4-6
QF: Dart/Frech (GBR/POL) [2] defeated Li/Sheng (CHN/CHN) 6-1 6-2

SF: Dart/Frech (GBR/POL) [2] vs. Stadler/Zimmerman (SUI/BEL) [4]

and bagels her opponent

The rule on SE is interesting as I thought Maia and Katie B might be an option

A player still competing at a Qualified Tournament at the time of the
Qualifying Sign-in deadline can request a Special Exempt place (as above)
however she must notify the ITF Supervisor of the result of her match no
later than one (1) hour following the completion of the match. If, after the
completion of the match, the player is not be eligible for the Special Exempt,
the Special Exempt place will be filled either by another player who applied
for Special Exempt status or in accordance with section V.I.
Vacancies/Substitutions below.

As singles Qualifying starts on the 8th February, sign in will be Sunday evening.

The final is scheduled for Sunday, so it is unlikely that any SE's will be granted from Glasgow unless the tournament officials deem there is insufficient time to get to sign in from the end of the match.

Boulter bakes Belgian a baguette. 6-1...

Great win for Maia and a qualifier the likely the opponent in the semi final (she was a reasonable junior though)

SMC1809 wrote:

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As the Glasgow final is on 7th Feb and Sunderland qualifying starts on 8th Feb, there will be no SEs granted (unless of course the Glasgow final is delayed).

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Depends on when the women's final finishes and if there is sufficient time to get to Sunderland for 6pm(sign in) - Google maps says 3hrs by car or rail. 

No it hasn't changed.  Still have to be scheduled to play in the previous week's tournament on the day qualifying of the next week's tournament is due to start.