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1. Disgraced Andrew seen for the first time since police custody release after arrest

   The former Duke of York was seen near his new Marsh Farm residence on the King's Sandringham estate.

2. Newcastle and Sunderland fans clash in violent scenes before Derby game

   Fans clashed outside St James’ Park.

3. Tourists 'cancelling Tenerife holidays' as storm continues as airport in 'chaos'

   Holidaymakers are cancelling trips to Tenerife as Storm Therese causes severe weather. There have also been more than 40 flights cancelled and airport disruption

4. Cyclist dies after horror crash with 4x4 on Shetland

   The 51-year-old male cyclist was taken to hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short time later.

5. Accountant ditches finance career after becoming TikTok poetry star

   Emma Armstrong, ‘The Wee Glesga Poet’, called time on 17 years filling out tax refunds and sold her firm last year.

6. Master's graduate rejected from 500 jobs - even pubs - says he knows why

   The computer science graduate says he can see what is happening and thinks others should be worried too

7. 'I visited idyllic village that pays people £24k to move to - but there's a catch'

   The picturesque village in the Swiss Alps offers a substantial sum to those who uproot and move to the area, but it comes with strict conditions including Swiss citizenship and a 10-year commitment

8. Scottish waitress gets engaged to American 24 hours after meeting in YouTube romance

   Dani Scott, 22, from Galashiels, began chatting to Jake, 24, from South Carolina, after he commented on one of her YouTube videos — and when he flew 4,000 miles to meet her for the first time, he proposed the very next day.

9. Police searching for bodies of murdered mum and toddler to dig at killer's former home

   Renee and Andrew MacRae disappeared on November 12, 1976 and their bodies have never been found.

10. Council orders charity to remove 'get the look' window display mocking roadworks

    Volunteers at a Highland Hospice shop in Wick created a tongue-in-cheek display featuring mannequins in council workwear — but officials demanded it be taken down and confiscated the uniforms.