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1. Pawtucket ice hockey shooting: Two dead and three injured as Robert Dorgan identified

   Robert Dorgan, 56, who also goes by the name Roberta Esposito, is thought to have opened fire during the tragic incident

2. Mum accused of stealing cash from foodbank fights for apology over claims that ruined life

   Julie Webster to meet Lord Advocate, where she will tell of trauma of case and demand an apology over the way she was treated

3. Free university tuition and personal care could be scrapped as Scotland loses funding advantage over England

   SNP ministers will struggle to pay for the flagship policies of the devolution era amid an increasingly strained Holyrood budget.

4. Dear Coleen: My girlfriend is in love with her personal trainer

   "I told her if she wanted to stay with me, she had to end this friendship, which I think is fair, so things have reached a stalemate."

5. Keir Starmer should implement social media age-restrictions for sake of our kids

   "The sooner the likes of X become off limits to youngsters, the better."

6. Married man launched sickening sex attack on sleeping teen after wife's birthday party

   Steven Richardson appeared at Paisley Sheriff Court for sentencing today after being found guilty last month.

7. The killers we executed when Scotland sent murderers to their death

   In the 20th century 33 men and one woman were hanged in Scotland having been sentenced to death for murder including a teenager, a police officer and serial killer Peter Manuel.

8. Two teenagers charged with 'rape' after woman attacked in Glasgow city centre

   Pal Nhail and Dak Mayien appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday following the incident in the early hours of Valentine's Day.

9. One dead and two fighting for their lives in mass stabbing near Sydney

   Police said that one person has been arrested

10. Flu-like symptoms may be sign of ‘worrying’ heart condition that can be fully treated

    The condition usually gets better with monitored treatment but some may be left with scarring on their heart