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1. Actor John Alford made winning bet on Cheltenham race before dying in jail

   The 54-year-old had asked his sister to place the bet for him, according to friend

2. Mum charged with murder after death of 18-day-old baby

   Zahira Byjaouane, 43, is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

3. Full list of 14 countries Foreign Office issues new travel warnings for

   The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has revised travel advice for countries.

4. Two people die and 11 hospitalised in University of Kent meningitis outbreak

   The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is contacting more than 30,000 students, staff and family members as it races to contain the spread of the disease

5. Is my Ring doorbell spying on me? Experts raise concerns about ethics of AI-powered tool

   When Ring showed off its new 'search party' feature for tracking missing dogs, many people were worried about the AI tool's other potential uses.

6. Schoolgirl, 12, may have taken own life over Snapchat bullying as tragedy hits family

   Amelia Bath was found dead in her bedroom by her mum Marie - and her family are now urging children to speak out if they are struggling

7. Vladimir Putin 'flies new Iranian leader to Russia' for treatment after airstrike injuries

   According to Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida, Russian President Vladimir Putin “personally offered” to fly Mojtaba Khamenei to Moscow for an operation on his leg.

8. Criminal Record: Search for HGV driver and alleged rapists escape charges

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

9. Scottish politics today: Prison governors make desperate plea as jails bursting at the seams

   The Record brings you its regular 5pm round-up of the day's politics news.

10. John Swinney slams Celtic and Rangers after clubs took days to condemn Scottish Cup mayhem at Ibrox

    The First Minister hit out after the Glasgow clubs took four days before they commented on the violence at Ibrox last Sunday.