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1. Man dies after fight at Cornwall holiday park

   The Independent Office for Police Conduct is now investigating the actions of the police officers called to the scene who gave the victim first aid

2. Scotland fans in World Cup nightmare as ESTA applications revoked days before trips

   Furious football fans have forked out thousands to fly to the US for the World Cup - but fear they won't be allowed in.

3. St Andrew’s Hospice pays tribute to its volunteers during Volunteers' Week

   Hospice is hosting a series of events, where volunteers can come together, enjoy afternoon tea and some live music and dancing.

4. Peter Murrell has £600,000 worth of pensions as he faces proceeds of crime pay back

   The assets of the corrupt former SNP chief executive exceed the amount he embezzled.

5. Navy's only female commando among those killed in Devon helicopter crash tragedy

   Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher was killed during a training exercise, alongside Petty Officer Owen Green and Lieutenant Commander Chris Gayson

6. Scottish Opera’s much-loved Pop-up Opera to land in North Lanarkshire later this month

   These 30-minute shows, directed by Darren Brownlie, take opera out of the theatre into unexpected places all over the country and are ideal for anyone new to the art form who would like to try a taster of these classics.

7. Murderer carer who killed wife while children slept at Scots home is struck off

   Mompati Dodo Isaacs registered to work in the care sector in 2019 after arriving in Scotland from Botswana.

8. Brit collapsed and died as wife received first aid in Greek hospital

   The tourist rushed his wife to Kalavryta Hospital on Wednesday, but suffered his own medical episode as she received treatment

9. Ex‑student, 21, arrested after alleged crossbow attack at University of Surrey campus

   Surrey Police has confirmed that officers are not currently searching for any other suspects

10. John Swinney putting party over country as he tries to block scrutiny of Peter Murrell scandal

    Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says John Swinney's refusal to back an inquiry will look like he is trying to protect Nicola Sturgeon.