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1. Three teens among four dead in early-hours horror crash as five others injured

   The deadly collision is understood to have involved a car and a taxi.

2. Scot drivers urged to make tyre adjustment amid 'multi-hazard' weather warnings

   Scottish drivers are being encouraged to carry out a number of crucial vehicle checks and modifications this winter to ensure they are prepared for the cold weather ahead

3. Brits with osteoarthritis issued crucial warning by NHS as medication could cause stomach ulcers

   The NHS is urging Brits to seek medical advice before taking any NSAIDs to relieve symptoms.

4. Protesters gathered in Edinburgh call on Donald Trump to release Nicolas Maduro

   The protest, organised by Stop the War Scotland, called on world leaders to intervene in the detention of the Venezuelan President.

5. Stella McCartney embroiled in otter row over plans for 'luxury' Scots home

   A bitter row has erupted following plans by Stella McCartney to build a £5million "luxury second home" in Lochaber.

6. Man found dead on cycle path beside Scots supermarket

   The 51-year-old's body was found close to Tesco Extra in Coatbridge on Sunday morning.

7. Gordon Ramsay blasted for serving dish that 'looks like dog food'

   The foul-mouthed TV chef is selling a controversial steak tartare creation at one of his restaurants.

8. Body found in search for Dundee man missing since early December

   A body has been found in the search for 40-year-old Ryan Finnegan, who was reported missing last week but had not been seen for almost a month.

9. 3 reasons why High Street retailers are shutting their stores – according to shoppers

   One fashion retailer confirmed the closure of 32 stores in January this week. This comes after several other brands have decided to shut their High Street stores, and shoppers think they know why

10. Scotland on 'front line' of increasing tensions between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin over Greenland

    Russian aircraft and naval vessels have repeatedly strayed into Scottish airspace and maritime zones in recent years.