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1. 'My daughter's name makes me cringe but people say I can't change it'

   A mum who named her daughter eight months ago without 'even considering' other options has said she now regrets the choice - but some say she shouldn't change it

2. Police deemed gunshot murder 'non-suspicious' before discovering bullet wounds

   Brian Low's death was treated as non-suspicious after his body was discovered.

3. East Kilbride Community Trust hosts creative and nature-based fundraising events

   Participants will get the chance to learn the art of floral design using vintage teacups as unique containers.

4. Serial fraudster who stole £900k back in the dock after embezzling £176k from Scottish Power

   Emma Hunt jailed for three years in 2023 after stealing from an Edinburgh property firm, has appeared in court again after conning Scottish Power out of £176,000.

5. North Coast 500 beauty spots seen in spectacular new photographs

   The images need to be seen to be believed.

6. Unusual symptom on hands and feet that could signal eczema

   The doctor has said that "it often comes in intervals about every three to four weeks"

7. Lanarkshire groups urged to apply for Tesco grants to boost children’s access to healthy food

   The community grant scheme awards up to £1,500, with shortlisted projects going forward to a customer vote in participating Tesco stores.

8. Snoop Dogg asks Scots curler for selfie with him at Winter Olympics

   Snoop has joined the US curling team at the Winter Olympics and even took to the ice himself to have a go.

9. Former referee shares insight into career as Football Memories tour arrives at Somerset Park

   There's a special reason behind the nationwide tour and it's designed to support people with memory loss conditions, as well as those experiencing loneliness and social isolation.

10. Shocking moment hooded thugs break into Glasgow restaurant causing £6k damage

    Two crooks forced their way into the long-standing restaurant which has been a city centre staple for decades.