Scotland - The Daily Record

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1. Brits could be charged £174 TV Licence fee to watch Netflix as BBC updates model

   BBC bosses are currently looking at a variety of methods to update its current licencing model.

2. Man dies after being found injured in Kilmarnock home amid 'unexplained' death

   Emergency services raced to the property at 4.15pm on Saturday, January 31.

3. Body believed to be missing partner of Mick Jagger's granddaughter found

   Police have said a body found in the sea at Bude in Cornwall is believed to be Alexander Key, who went missing from Boscastle

4. Two men rushed to hospital and one arrested after 'disturbance' on Greenock street

   The public is urged to stay away from the area as police carry out investigations into the incident.

5. Car bursts into flames on Edinburgh street sparking emergency response

   Fire crews raced to the city centre where a vehicle was at the centre of a blaze. They remain at the scene now.

6. Ex-NHS Glasgow chief 'insulting families' after defending Queen Elizabeth University Hospital opening

   The former health board chairman's comments were branded "an insult to families" as the SNP Government faces mounting pressure over its role in the QEUH opening.

7. M8 in Glasgow reopens after van overturns causing huge tailbacks

   The road traffic incident on the busy motorway happened shortly after 12pm today.

8. Younger Scots are reluctant to vote Labour and that's a problem for Anas Sarwar

   The headline figures from a recent YouGov poll of Scots' voting intentions were bad enough for Labour - but further analysis suggests deeper problems for the party.

9. Man who photographed criminal underworld names four scariest Scottish gangsters

   Veteran crime photographer Brian Anderson names the four Scots underworld figures that scared him more than most.

10. West Lothian restaurant forced to temporarily close after 'unforeseen' blaze

    Adaab Shinwari, Livingston, announced a fire on Wednesday, January 28, has led to the temporary closure of their premises.