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1. Scots teen's stunning photos of Olivia Dean at Glasgow show picked up by Vogue

   Alex Crothall, 18, said his socials 'blew up' when the iconic fashion mag shared his images from Olvia's sell-out Hydro show with its 8.6 million followers.

2. Parents of 16-19-year-olds given Child Benefit extension reminder

   Child Benefit will automatically stop on August 31 on or after a child's 16th birthday unless parents confirm their teenager's plans.

3. Celebrated Rajasthani folk trio SAZ to perform in Broxburn this weekend

   The concert is free, giving both diners and passers-by a taste of what’s in store, when they play Edinburgh Tradfest the following day.

4. Councillors asked to reconsider Perthshire substation plans after vote questions

   A legal chief at the local authority has proposed both applications related to the proposal - first approved in December - be re-considered due to concerns over the handling of the vote.

5. Recall of common antidepressant after wrong medicine found in pack

   Health officials have recalled a batch of a commonly used antidepressant after a patient reported finding a different medication inside a sealed packet

6. Brute behind bars after repeated attacks on his partner

   Barry McLeod's victim needed 24 staples in a head wound on one occasion, Airdrie Sheriff Court was told.

7. West Lothian councillors reach decision on FIFA World Cup public holiday

   West Lothian agreed to join the majority of 32 local authorities in not declaring a bank holiday for the Monday after the opening game against Haiti.

8. Hamilton hit and run sees three taken to hospital

   Two police officers and a car passenger were injured in the incident at Fleming Way in Hillhouse

9. Jet2 Crete flight forced to land after 'loud bang' as 999 crews swarm UK runway

   A Jet2 flight from Yorkshire to Crete made an emergency landing in Manchester after a reported bird strike shortly after take-off on Monday morning

10. John Swinney denies changing 'goalposts' on requiring SNP majority for indyref2

    The First Minister was quizzed by the press amid reports he was watering down his referendum policy.