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1. "I was paralysed" Spiking victim on horror experience that left her unconscious on bathroom floor

   Jess Insall was left sick and unable to speak after being spiked on a night out in Glasgow in March 2022.

2. Tartan Army ticket exchange site set up to take on touts helps fans save £50,000 in FIFA fees

   Supporters were left enraged after FIFA's introduction of the notorious dynamic pricing system also saw ticket prices soar on their official resale website.

3. 'Digital destruction of childhood’ as almost two thirds of Scots kids spend ‘too much time online'

   Children First has penned a scathing letter to the newly re-appointed First Minister and opposition parties to urge them to "act swiftly to tackle online harm".

4. Nicola Sturgeon could give evidence under oath if Murrell probe plan approved

   EXCLUSIVE: Scottish Labour are pushing for a Holyrood committee probe that has rocked Scottish politics.

5. Holyrood inquiry into Peter Murrell's SNP embezzlement must take place to restore trust

   The public wants answers and an inquiry is the correct way to proceed.

6. Graphic images show sick crimes of thugs who slaughter birds of prey as report exposes widespread killing

   The findings have revealed that Scotland’s birds of prey continue to be shot, poisoned and trapped by criminals across the country.

7. Humanoid robot warning as Scots say safeguarding laws 'not ready'

   Scots AI and robotics experts have warned Britain’s laws are failing to keep pace with the rise of humanoid robots.

8. Mass heatwave 'brawl' sees police 'attacked' and UK beach pier shut down

   Dorset Police were responding to a large group of people near Bournemouth pier

9. British Hantavirus patient treated in Netherlands returns to UK

   The person was confirmed as having tested positive by the World Health Organisation on May 7.

10. Nicola Sturgeon defends telling police 'no comment' during her arrest

    Sturgeon's 'no comment' response has been described as “standard advice offered on a regular basis in our jurisdiction”.