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1. Paisley drug dealer caught with £1million cocaine and heroin in his car on Hogmanay

   Mark McAvoy, 39, was snared by cops on a motorway down south.

2. Edinburgh pubs could be open 'past 7am' for FIFA World Cup matches

   Two of Scotland's group stage fixtures kick off at 2am UK-time this summer.

3. Ayrshire children's home is made subject to new pilot inspection from care scrutiny body

   The Paddock Care Home Service was visited by inspectors in January, although no official gradings were awarded.

4. Scottish woman says her boobs are so huge she can 'never find clothes that fit'

   Summer Robert, 28, claims to have the biggest boobs in the UK, and has Macromastia condition which causes her breasts to keep growing. As a result, she says she can't find clothes that fit her

5. Vanished without a trace: Seven of Scotland's strangest disappearances

   From a toddler who vanished from a garden to adults who disappeared in plain sight, these seven cases from the past 50 years have left families waiting for closure.

6. "Are you gay" Sick kids doctor sent messages and indecent images to child he met through work

   Dr Thomas O'Neill, 37, preyed on the child, who he met through his work, between November 2019 and May 2020.

7. Labour Government urged to push ahead with equal minimum wage for younger workers

   EXCLUSIVE: STUC General Secretary Roz Foyer hit out at reports suggesting Ministers could delay the reform.

8. Young dad who raised £150k for sick kids after own battle nominated for Pride of Scotland Award

   The Daily Record's first Little Hero winner Samuel Bell is up for another award 22 years later.

9. Scots Centrica boss scooping £5m pay and perks package is insult to consumers

   Record View says consumers would be less angry if the government delivered on their promise to lower bills.

10. Family of murdered Arlene Fraser urge killer husband to reveal where her remains are

    "Suzanne's Law is a change in the legislation which changes one word from 'may' to 'must'. It gives Nat Fraser a choice; tell us where her remains are or go back to your cell."