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1. Worst execution ever as chef agonisingly boiled to death over two hours

   WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Richard Roose was the first person in Britain executed by boiling after being accused of poisoning a dinner party

2. Woman and two kids missing wearing pyjamas near holiday caravan park

   Police have released pictures of Shera-Lea Wenman and the two children Darcey and Natalia.

3. Pensioners turn heating up to 1,000 degrees to keep warm and are 'boiled alive'

   WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Joan Littlejohn, 84, and Glennwood Fowler, 82, were found dead in their home after a relative inadvertently set their radiator to dangerously high levels during a cold snap

4. Car seat expert shares 5 crucial safety tips every parent needs to know

   A car seat safety expert with 16 years' experience has shared five essential things parents must do to keep children safe when travelling

5. Ayr nursing home given thumbs-up after unannounced spot check

   The home was graded ‘very good’ across two quality indicators and the fresh gradings follow an unannounced inspection in February.

6. Scotland's best primary schools for 2026 named in new league table - full list

   One of Scotland's poorest schools claimed top spot after undergoing a huge positive transformation in recent years.

7. Avoid April bill hikes with Apple iPhone 17 deal that's price-locked for a year

   Mobile phone bills are set to rise for millions of people from April but one brand is offering set prices until 2027.

8. Wife 'chopped off husband's head then his genitals and fed them to dogs'

   WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Maria is accused of murdering her husband after years of domestic violence, telling police "it was the only option"

9. Final hours of woman who died by euthanasia after rape and paralysis tragedy

   Noelia Castillo Ramos, 25, spent her last night with her mother before peacefully passing away in a Barcelona hospital following a two-year legal battle over her right to die

10. Newlywed battling brain tumour cries tears of happiness after 120k raised for treatment

    "We have been stressing so much over how we were going to pay to help keep me alive, now we have a way."