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1. Aristocrat Constance Marten shuns prison life, refuses work in wake of child manslaughter conviction

   Constance Marten, 38, has retreated into her prison cell and shunned fellow inmates after being handed a 14-year jail term for the death of her newborn daughter Victoria

2. Gangland power struggle and fresh violence ahead after arrest of crime boss Ross McGill

   A former senior police officer has warned of a violent new power struggle following the arrest in Dubai of crime bosses Ross McGill and Steven Lyons

3. Scotland becoming more intolerant amid immigration debate, warns Humza Yousaf

   The former first minister warned the toxicity of the debate around immigration had "managed to find its way up here".

4. Russell Grant horoscopes as Taurus urged to take time to explore surroundings

   Today's star signs as Libra told to prepare for soul-searching conversations.

5. Pervert doctor feared to have fled the country after sexual assault trial

   Dundee GP Mohammed Gado was due to be sentenced yesterday, but failed to turn up to court.

6. Harrowing TikTok live "shows man at train station indecently touching intoxicated man"

   The incident occurred at Edinburgh Park railway station and police are investigating.

7. Gangster gunned down behind pub claims 'dodgiest people in Scotland' after him

   Ryan Chalmers told his followers that he had been in Glasgow and Coatbridge before posting his live location.

8. Time has come for sex workers to be protected under Scots law

   The current laws on protitutions are unfairly 'tilted against women,' says Record View.

9. Del Boy's Bar from Only Fools & Horses to go under the hammer

   Del Boy’s tacky cocktail bar that appeared on Only Fools and Horses is set to fetch a ‘cushty’ £600 at auction.

10. Anti-Donald Trump rally in Edinburgh with creative signs and orange facepaint

    The demonstration was organised by Democrats Abroad Scotland, whose chairman Jack Nevin said it was important to “not let the unprecedented second state visit go unremarked upon”.