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1. UK-wide garden plea to help hedgehogs issued as only one million left

   UK households urged to help hedgehogs hibernate this autumn

2. Police tasered out-of-control thug TWICE after he chased woman into flat with knife

   Ryan O’Donnell will be sentenced at Paisley Sheriff Court next month.

3. Scots paramedics reunited with baby they saved seven months on from traumatic birth

   Mum Olivia Dunne said she is "eternally grateful" for what the Scottish Ambulance Service workers did for her and her daughter.

4. Be honest about choices ahead as Starmer claims Swinney 'insulting intelligence' of Scots

   Record View says if the SNP are to be trusted with another term at Holyrood, they need to be honest about the challenges the country faces

5. Jimmy Fallon drank 'Buckie' while having 'best dinner ever' with Scots soldiers

   The presenter also donned a kilt on holiday.

6. Scots primary school bans pupils from wearing scary costumes to Halloween party

   Ralston Primary School have asked kids not to dress up in "scary costumes" or use "scary props" at the annual Halloween disco.

7. Trump knocks down White House wing for $250m 'Versailles meets Vegas' ballroom

   A portion of the White House building is being demolished by Donald Trump for a huge new ballroom

8. Imposter Nicholas Rossi jailed at last after fleeing justice to Scotland and faking his death

   Nicholas Rossi has been jailed on rape charges stemming back 17 years, after he faked his own death and started a new life in Scotland

9. Bob Vylan frontman says he has 'no regrets' over 'death to the IDF' Glastonbury chant

   Bob Vylan frontman Bobby Vylan has spoken out for the first time on The Louis Theroux podcast about the "death, death to the IDF" chant claiming he would 'do it again' and 'twice on Sundays'

10. Keir Starmer says 'we'll go after ever penny' of £145m owed by Michelle Mone-linked firm

    The Prime Minister said "we're not going to give up on the money" when asked if taxpayers would get their cash back.