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1. Housebuilder acquires Hamilton site for new 64-home development

   Miller Homes will build their new Maplebrook development at a site on Meikle Earnock Road

2. Lanarkshire families among first to receive free storm‑safety storybook from SP Energy Networks

   Award‑winning children’s author‑illustrator Emily MacKenzie has partnered with the distribution network operator to create a new playbook for power cuts.

3. NHS sertraline warning - five signs to watch for of rare but serious complication

   While most side effects of the medication are mild, experts have warned one rare but serious potential problem is serotonin syndrome

4. Farmers urged to pull boots on for Perth five-a-side tourney fundraiser

   The event will be hosted at McDiarmid Park on June 7 - with the idea of pulling together farming folk to help with mental and physical health.

5. SNP Health Secretary refuses to comment on nursing chief who 'offered grieving family £20,000 bribe'

   Fiona McQueen reportedly made the cash offer during a phone call to discuss the tragic death of Sophia Smith at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in 2017.

6. West Lothian Council backs greater use of AI with agreement on guidelines

   Councillors backed adoption of a policy to govern use of the rapidly developing technology after the success of early trials.

7. Turtle swept away during Storm Goretti given VIP treatment by Scots airline

   "This was certainly one of the more unusual passengers we’ve welcomed on board."

8. Jim Wallace remembered as ‘man of sincerity and humility’ at Orkney funeral

   Former deputy First Minister Jim Wallace died last month, aged 71, following complications from surgery.

9. CCTV from Tollcross 'stabbing' scene shows topless men chase victim

   A sickening video of the alleged murder has been captured on a home security camera .

10. 'Sick and twisted' teacher jailed for sexual abuse of two teenage girls

    The former teacher carried out the crimes in the 2000s claiming it was a 'different culture'