Scotland - The Daily Record

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1. Scotland news LIVE as Celtic fans slammed by residents in 'lawless no go zone'

   The Daily Record will bring you the latest news in Scotland throughout the day.

2. John Worboys security tightened after ITV drama Believe Me airs leaves killer 'in fear'

   Black cab rapist John Worboys is said to be living in fear after a TV drama series depicting his crimes was aired.

3. Overtown pupils given insight into homebuilding industry

   Books were presented to staff and pupils by Craig Moore, Land and Planning Director at Persimmon Homes, alongside Michael McBride, Convenor of Education at North Lanarkshire Council.

4. Hospital keep teen's brain in a jar after fatal car accident - and didn't tell his parents

   What was already an horrific ordeal for a grieving family became even more gruesome when their son's liver, testes and brain were returned to them after they had burried their 17-year-old.

5. 'I found hidden gem Caribbean-style island off Scottish coast – Scots always miss it'

   A Scottish island said to boast pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters, earning it the nickname 'Hawaii of the North' – and it's just an hour's flight from the mainland

6. Student vanishes and is declared dead - only to return 31 years later

   Petra Pazsitka was 24 when she disappeared one day in Germany - a man later admitted killing her, but her body was never found and chance burglary years later revealed the truth

7. Meeting over growing number of deer in and around towns, including East Kilbride

   ‘Meeting of Minds’ focused on how deer populations can be managed more effectively.

8. This SNP Government will get on with the work of delivering what we promised

   In his first column for the Record since his party's election victory on May 7, the First Minister says there is "clear momentum" behind Scotland’s "right to decide our own future".

9. Food banks risk becoming 'permanent' fixture in poorest Scots communities unless alternatives given backing

   Good Food Scotland works with housing associations and local charities to open stores in neighbourhoods which often lack regular retail outlets.

10. Friends diagnosed with cancer weeks apart raise £600k through charity run

    “Our friendship meant there was someone there for me who completely understood what I was going through, the treatment, the decisions, the fears."