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1. Rachel Reeves must introduce wealth tax targeting multi-millionaires' claims Scottish Labour MP

   Brian Leishman, who was recently readmitted into Scottish Labour, called on Keir Starmer to use the Budget to "change course and govern by real Labour values".

2. Glasgow pensioner who survived Blitz celebrates turning 100 by writing memoir

   Nancy Barr, who was born in the north of the city in 1925, decided to share her life story by compiling a book full of her wartime memoirs.

3. Boy left disfigured after being mauled by XL Bully dog

   The 'huge' dog left a five-year-old boy permanently disfigured.

4. Sara Sharif's helpless final days begging for mercy from evil dad while forced to wear hijab

   The once bubbly schoolgirl who loved dancing and fairy tales was repeatedly punished and tormented by her parents, who hid her away from the world.

5. Body found in search for missing German hiker who planned to climb Scots mountain

   Matthias Beutin, 57, was last seen at Blaven car park, near Loch Slapin on the Isle of Skye, at around 11.30am on Thursday, October 9.

6. Incredible photos show control room of abandoned factory untouched for 20 years

   The images show the site left almost exactly as it was the day it shut down, with computer monitors, keyboards, instruction books, and even tables and chairs under a thick covering of dust

7. 'Genius' viral TikTok coffee idea with 10 million views can save you money

   The vido has gained over 10 million views and almost 1 millin likes - and people are going crazy for it

8. Communities 'will pay the price if another 1000 prisoners are released early' warns senior cop

   Chief Superintendent Rob Hay's warning comes as the Scottish Government is preparing to release another 1000 prisoners by April – the third emergency measure in just over a year.

9. Hundreds of parents forced to pay for ADHD diagnosis and treatment as NHS won’t fund it

   Desperate families are shelling out thousands to go private for neurodiversity assessments and ongoing medication.

10. Scots' hypnobirthing quest to help women take control of labour goes global

    Registered midwife Lynsey ­McGillvray has already coached more than 2000 couples and, after working with online influencers, her business now has clients as far afield as Japan.