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1. Protestors gather outside asylum seeker hotel in Greenock as cops swarm area

   The Holiday Inn Express in Greenock has been swarmed by protestors and police on Wednesday evening in the wake of Monday's stabbing attack in North Belfast.

2. Stephen Ogilvie's family call for calm in Belfast - but more riots break out

   Cars, houses and a bus were torched by gangs of masked demonstrators

3. The ultimate interactive guide to every game of the 2026 World Cup

   Watching with kids, going to the pub, staying up late, early riser, or only interested in the big games? Whatever your World Cup viewing habits, we've got you covered. Every game, score and group tables - filtered for your lifestyle.

4. Lanarkshire families can enjoy free activities, sport and live screenings of Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games events

   Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park will be transformed for 11 days to allow families and fans to gather to watch the Games on giant screens, while getting the chance to try a diverse range of physical activities – inspired by the Summer of Sport.

5. Council's Go Fresh Club has World Cup-themed menu for schools

   There will be with a special celebration in schools on Thursday, June 11.

6. Barnsley man missing in Edinburgh after getting on bus at hospital

   "We are extremely concerned for Harvey's welfare and would like to trace him as soon as possible to ensure he is safe."

7. Vitamin linked to better brain health in over-60s suggests study

   The nutrient could play a role in supporting cognitive health in later life

8. "Violence against Belfast stabbing victim has made us all wonder - how could this happen?"

   Veteran's journalist Jilly Beattie tells how a city has been left devastated by a brutal attack.

9. Motorists warned of road closure over four nights in Hamilton

   Residents who reside within the closure will be contacted with additional arrangements prior to works commencing.

10. Rising cost of living 'taken a toll' as quarter of Scots have poor mental heath

    New figures have found an increasing number of Scottish adults are experiencing poor mental health.