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1. New home opens more opportunities for Mavisbank School pupils

   The move follows extensive refurbishment work to create a modern, welcoming environment designed to meet the needs of secondary pupils with complex additional support and significant medical needs.

2. Dead dog found wrapped in blanket near football pitch in Edinburgh park

   A black and white miniature bull terrier dog was found near a football pitch.

3. Man found dead in Lanarkshire street named by police as arrest made

   Police officers were called to the housing estate in South Lanarkshire.

4. British Airways schedules flight as it gives update on Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Tel Aviv

   British Airways has issued an update on flights from key Middle East destinations including Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi, as airspace restrictions continue following regional conflict escalation

5. Airdrie & Shotts MSP hails work of NHS after stats show increase in number of operations

   New figures show the number of operations carried out in the 12 months to January 2026 increased by 6.1 per cent compared to the same period the year before.

6. Ferguson Marine handed contract for new ferries in relief for Scots shipyard workers

   The shipyard in Port Glasgow was nationalised by the SNP Government and has faced huge controversy over its failure to complete a 2015 order for two CalMac vessels.

7. Dr Amir Khan's 'shocking' truths for women over 45

   ITV doctor Amir Khan has shared facts about menopause and oestrogen levels

8. How to address WW3 anxiety with children and explain what's going on in Iran

   Talking to kids about sensitive subjects like war can be difficult but it's worth doing so if they are at risk of hearing about it elsewhere

9. Sniper 'misfire' could have caused death of soldier at firing range in Highlands

   Lance Corporal Joe Spencer died after a fatal gunshot to the head at the Tain Air Weapons Range.

10. Nostradamus' chilling predictions from 'great war' to celebrities struck by lightning

    Nostradamus, a 16th-century French seer, wrote cryptic four-line verses that some believe predict major events and disasters.