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1. Selfless Scotland fan gives £900 World Cup Haiti ticket to scammed supporter for free

   Kind-hearted John MacLean paid $1,200 (£893) for a ticket to the Haiti game but gave it away for free after a young fan was duped by a scammer.

2. Why Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal will rumble on into the next decade

   Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the SNP will struggle to keep a lid on a scandal that is consuming the party.

3. John Swinney refusal to back independent inquiry into Peter Murrell scandal is 'damaging' SNP

   EXCLUSIVE: A senior Nationalist warned the Murrell scandal risked "poisoning the future chances the party" unless questions were answered over how £600,000-worth of donations were spent.

4. Keir Starmer is right to ban social media for under-16s

   American tech giants have spent years denying there is any problem.

5. 'Happy birthday to me!' Peter Murrell spent stolen cash on posh towels treat

   Peter Murrell bought gifts for years on the significant date as calls for an inquiry grow.

6. Thieving Peter Murrell spent stolen SNP cash to treat himself on his birthday

   EXCLUSIVE: The original indictment also claimed Murrell spent nicked SNP cash on the day of his late father's funeral, but this claim was later dropped.

7. Builder dies after collapsing and hitting head on pavement while walking to shops in Glasgow

   "We are still waiting for the hospital to tell us what the underlying issue was for Ravinder to have collapsed in the street like that."

8. Scottish airline to cut flights from three destinations from July

   Loganair has announced it will cut flights from Inverness to three Scottish destinations from July

9. Fashion retailer to return to High Street after closing all stores six years earlier

   Evans, known for its womenswear brands in Britain for almost 100 years, closed shortly after the pandemic began, but is making a return to stores across the UK

10. Man found dead in Edinburgh city centre as police probe unexplained death

    Emergency services were called to Hunter Square on Sunday night, where the 59-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.