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1. 'Pilot of small boat' charged over four migrant Channel crossing deaths

   Sudanese national Alnour Mohamed Ali was charged with endangering life, on Friday, after two men and two women died trying to board a small boat crossing the English Channel.

2. Brutal murder of barman Tam Cameron and the 19-year search for his killer

   Gangland Unsolved: In the third of a new series looking at some of Scotland's most baffling unsolved gangland murders, we examine the apparently motiveless fatal shooting of a 49 year old barman outside the pub where he worked.

3. Steven Lyons' moll arrested on Interpol red warning at Dubai airport

   Amanda Lyons, 38, was nicked in the Middle East last month as part of the ongoing international probe to derail the Lyons clan's drug trafficking network.

4. SNP tipped to win overall majority at Holyrood election as Labour and Tories face 'historic losses'

   YouGov’s first full MRP poll of the Scottish election campaign shows the SNP on track for a fifth term.

5. Man rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being knocked down in Edinburgh

   Emergency services were called to Chesser Avenue in the capital after the alarm was raised at around 12.20am on Saturday.

6. Young man dies after crashing dirt bike into parked car at Greenock industrial estate

   Emergency services were called to Earnhill Road, at the Larkfield industrial estate in Greenock, after the alarm was raised at around 3.35pm on Friday.

7. Steven Lyons' gangster moll unmasked after shock arrest in Dubai

   Police identified Amanda Lyons - partner of Glasgow mob’s captured kingpin Steven - as an “active member”.

8. Two-year-old boy mauled to death by alligator on Disney World holiday

   WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The body of Lane Graves was retrieved from the deep waters of a lake in the resort

9. Frantic search launched for autistic Glasgow schoolboy who went missing overnight

   Haroon Ali, 16, was last seen in-person by family in Glasgow's Blochairn Place at 3.15pm on Friday, April 10.

10. Forensic pathologist explains the two worst ways for someone to die

    Australian forensic pathologist Roger Byard, known as 'Doctor Death', has shared the grimmest ways to die after spending decades examining fatalities from serial killer victims to deadly animal encounters