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1. Toddler wearing penguin onesie found dead in bin as mum's lies unravel

   Megan Boswell, 24, was sentenced to life plus 33 years after her 15-month-old daughter Evelyn was found suffocated and concealed in a bin.

2. Costumes from the stage and screen celebrate Dundee's global influence in design

   Dundee’s Art Gallery and Museum opens with a spectacular new exhibition celebrating the artistry, imagination and global impact of costume designers with connections to Dundee.

3. Bone found in woodland near Elgin as police comb scene

   The grim discovery was made in the village of Lhanbryde on Saturday.

4. Criminal Record: Firebomb terror in Bothwell to bone discovered in woods near Elgin

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

5. Cost of keeping prisoner in Scotland's jails soars by £5,120 a year

   Accounts released under freedom of information show the bill for providing a single jail place rose from £47,140 in 2023-24 to £52,260 in 2024-25.

6. Lindsey Vonn's sister shares surgeon update after watching horrifying winter Olympics crash

   The Team USA athlete was taking part in her first Olympics in eight years just days after she completely ruptured her ACL in her knee

7. Pensioner last seen using walking stick goes missing in early hours

   Violet Hogg was last seen in the early hours prompting growing concerns for her safety.

8. Strictly Come Dancing judges enjoy Highland fling as live tour comes to Glasgow

   Anton Du Beke revealed to the Record he was indeed a true Scotsman adding: “Good knees too.”

9. Lottery winner left 'one hour from death' after £1million jackpot celebrations

   Adam Lopez, 39, won £1million on the National Lottery last July but has now opened up about how three months of partying almost cost him his life after he was rushed to hospital

10. Morgan McSweeney steps down as Keir Starmer’s chief of staff amid Mandelson row

    The loss of his longtime adviser will come as a blow to Sir Keir, whose own political future has been thrown into jeopardy amid questions of his judgment in picking Lord Mandelson as his top diplomat in Washington.