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1. Wishaw butcher strikes gold at Scottish Craft Butcher Awards

   James Chapman (Butchers) Ltd achieved recognition in the Ribeye Steak category.

2. Katie Price's 'missing' husband Lee Andrews 'playing a game' in Dubai, says investigator

   An investigative journalist has weighed in on the Lee Andrews 'kidnapping' claims, stating he is 'playing some ridiculous game'

3. Rutherglen school's parent council host fun-filled fair

   Visitors to the fair enjoyed some fun in the sun with main attractions that included a surf board simulator, face painting, axe throwing and a silent disco.

4. Scotland World Cup fans priced out as football tops branded 'completely unaffordable'

   Calls have been made for action on soaring kit prices as Scotland supporters face paying £75 for the national team’s World Cup shirt this summer.

5. Teenager charged after man 'stabbed' near Glasgow shopping centre

   Police arrested a 17-year-old following the serious assault near St Enoch Square on Sunday.

6. Stonehouse arts trail returns for 2026

   More than 20 local artists and community groups are sharing their creative work, ranging from paintings and pottery to picture framing and pyrography

7. 38 bodies including children found on land in Cardigan during building work

   The bodies are believed to date back to the 12th century

8. Radio station issues an apology after major on-air erroring claiming the King had died

   A radio station has apologised for "any distress caused" after accidentally announcing the King had died

9. Lorry wedged under Edinburgh railway bridge halts rush hour trains to Glasgow

   Rail services between Edinburgh and Glasgow were suspended and roads gridlocked after an over-height lorry struck a bridge near Haymarket.

10. Wishaw musician behind major Bowie charity event launches new music school

    Level Up Music, founded by local musician and producer Andy McLaughlan, has officially opened its doors at Pickering House in Netherton, more than five years after its predecessor, Play Music Now, was forced to close during the pandemic.