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1. Scotland news LIVE as firefighters still battling blaze at Fife landfill site

   The Daily Record will be bring you the latest news from across Scotland throughout the day.

2. Team from Motherwell school comes out on top in Euroquiz heats

   The tricky quiz tests pupils’ knowledge of Europe’s history, languages and culture, with winners from each local authority progressing to the national final in Edinburgh in June.

3. John Swinney to be sworn in as First Minister after SNP retain Holyrood control

   MSPs elected incumbent First Minister John Swinney to remain in the role following this month's election.

4. Trump's White House bunker ballroom sparks fears he 'has no intention of leaving'

   US President Donald Trump has given reporters a glimpse of his billion-dollar basement ballroom beneath the White House

5. 'I've time travelled to 2050 and I've seen chilling aftermath of World War 3'

   A time traveller is claiming to show the detritus of a failed war in eerie videos of 2050 with abandoned airfields, rusted landmarks, and no human being in sight.

6. Thug given two-year football banning order after rival fans ambushed in Airdrie pub

   Nathan Dunsmore and fellow Airdrieonians supporters confronted St Johnstone fans before a Scottish Cup tie.

7. NHS shares little-known reason your stomach could be sore all of a sudden

   The NHS has urged people to see thier GP if you are worried

8. "Bullies tied a rope round my son's neck - there's no way I'm sending him back to that school"

   Cody Stewart's parents are refusing to send him back to school after the incident.

9. John Swinney says he'll do 5 years as First Minister but choppy waters could force him into life boat

   Reelected as First Minister, John Swinney must now undertake a Cabinet reshuffle and steer a minority government under darkening economic skies. It would be a tough job for any politician, says Chris McCall.

10. Infected blood victim’s family slam 'final insult' after suicide compo denial

    Peter Gordon-Smith, from Edinburgh, tried to take his own life several times amid a devastating health battle after being given blood infected with Hepatitis C.