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1. Killer husband Lee Milne whose wife jumped to her death from bridge exposed as a paedophile

   Lee Milne, who was jailed for eight years for culpable homicide, was previously convicted of two charges of sexual assault against a child under the age of 13.

2. Scots disability campaigner's plea to visit 'in-laws' in Nepal after partner's tragic death

   Rachel Burney was devastated when her “would-be husband” John died “tragically and suddenly” last year.

3. 'My landlady put camera behind plantpot to spy on me doing laundry'

   Alex Wong, a Glasgow-based international student, wants better protections for lodgers after experience with live-in homeowner became nightmare.

4. Alex Salmond's allies demand probe into 'shocking and devastating plot to destroy him'

   The late ex-first minister said after winning his 2020 court case there was evidence of a plot that would eventually 'see the light of day'.

5. Jesy Nelson offering £10,000 reward after car with twins' hospital equipment stolen

   Jesy Nelson has taken to social media to plea for any information about her car that was stolen on Sunday morning.

6. Sarah Ferguson dubbed 'Queen of Freebies' amid £2,000-a-night ski lodge exile

   The former Duchess of York is said to be 'freeloading off friends' as she keeps a low profile following Epstein scandal.

7. 'Frightened' residents share shock after 'suspicious' death of woman in Glasgow street

   Emergency crews were called to a report of a woman injured in Cardowan Road in the Carntyne area of the city at around 4am on Saturday.

8. The Gambler songwriter Don Schlitz dies aged 73 as tributes paid to country music legend

   Tributes have been paid to Don Schlitz, who wrote The Gambler for Kenny Rogers among many other massive hits

9. Brits flying to EU issued Defra warning after foot and mouth disease outbreak

   Defra has issued an update for those travelling to and from the EU

10. '600 gas leaks' reported in area of controversial hydrogen boilers scheme

    The H100 trial in Fife is using new hydrogen gas pipes to trial the technology but any national roll-out would rely on the existing gas grid.