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1. Scotland news LIVE as man charged over hit and run and thefts in weekend of mayhem

   The Daily Record will bring you the latest news in Scotland throughout the day.

2. Scotland's crime queens: Margaret McGraw's key role in the Ice Cream wars

   Margaret “The Jeweller” McGraw was the person Tam “The Licensee” McGraw knew he could trust with his life.

3. Hamilton school celebrating achieving Gold Reading Schools Award

   Woodside Primary School achieved the Award, recognising the outstanding reading culture pupils and staff have built across the school community.

4. Trump 'certainly' worried over Ebola outbreak as he puts travel bans on three countries

   The US has banned travellers from the countries in a bid to stop the spread of the deadly Ebola virus

5. 'I was a political prisoner and I woke up to find my organs had been harvested'

   A man alleged that he was forcibly sedated and had parts of his liver and lung removed while imprisoned in what he claims was state-sanctioned forced organ harvesting by the Chinese Communist Party

6. Serial killer adopted by woman 11 years older than her while on death row

   The 'Damsel of Death, Aileen Wuornos, was declared 'America's first female serial killer' before she struck up an unlikely relationship with a woman in her 40's from behind bars.

7. East Kilbride dad a 'fool' over child abuse images

   Christopher Harris said he'd been a "fool" but couldn't overcome his addiction to porn.

8. "I let doctors remove part of my brain to help people with Alzheimer's"

   "My grandad died after his dementia became so severe that he didn’t know who he was. It feels right to do this in his honour."

9. John Swinney to be reelected First Minister as poll finds independence is not top priority for most Scots

   The NHS, the economy, and the cost of living are all ranked as greater priorities for voters than an IndyRef2, according to a new poll.

10. "Scottish football is a laughing stock after Celtic Park pitch invasion"

    A pitch invasion by Celtic fans on Saturday resulted in the match being called to a halt with about a minute left to play.