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1. Cops probing Ibrox fan violence after Old Firm match release CCTV of 24 people

   Those who have been pictured or anyone who thinks they recognise them are asked to contact police.

2. Lanarkshire cleaning firm boss does Tinto Hill charity climb with vacuum cleaner

   With an elevation of 707meters (2319ft), the challenge took them two-and-a-half hours to complete and they raised almost £400.

3. Child killer John Rytting who fed four-year-old girl drugs dies in prison

   John Rytting was sentenced to 13 years behind bars for causing the death of little Poppy Widdison

4. Serial flasher on Sex Offenders' Register after three incidents in Hamilton

   He admitted exposing himself to females at a laundry and a beauty salon and on a grass area at Hamilton Palace Sports Grounds.

5. Derby sex offender with staggering 152 victims told 'you are every parent's worst nightmare'

   A judge said he had never encountered something of this scale

6. Lostprophets paedo Ian Watkins told 'have a good sleep' after 'attack', court told

   Rashid Gedel, 25, the man accused of killing Lostprophets paedophile Ian Watkins, taunted the former singer after the alleged attack, Leeds Crown Court has heard

7. Criminal Record: Teen stabbed man to death after firework siege as grandad battered black and blue

   Criminal Record has brought together a round-up of today's biggest crime stories.

8. Final social media posts of Brit 'drug mule' couple facing 30 years behind bars

   The pair are facing up to 30 years behind bars in Turkey after allegedly being caught attempting to smuggle two suitcases of drugs back to the UK

9. NSPCC Scotland launch service to help expectant parents with emotional wellbeing during pregnancy

   Pregnancy in Mind (PiM) is an online group service that supports parents who are expecting a baby with complicated feelings that can arise during pregnancy.

10. West Lothian scheme to slow traffic through town backed despite nearly 200 objections

    An initial request for ways to slow traffic through the village has been met with a comprehensive redraw of the centre including widened pavements, road realignment and regimented parking.