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1. Met Office issue new yellow weather warning for ice across parts of Scotland

   Scotland has endured yet another weekend of tumultuous weather and it looks like it's not stopping anytime soon.

2. Tributes paid to nurse killed in crash on way to work

   Áine O'Reilly was on her way to work at an out-of-hours GP service when the crash took place

3. Tributes pour in for man who died 'after falling off bike' in police stop

   Lain Estridge, 23, died after coming off his bike during an attempted police stop in Liverpool's Georgian Quarter on Friday, with the incident now under IOPC investigation.

4. 'Several vehicles' crash and others stuck near Glenshee due to heavy snow

   The road has been plunged into travel chaos, with cars reportedly stuck and several accidents having taken place.

5. Scots schoolboy, 13, rushed to hospital after 'disturbance' as teen charged

   A teenage boy was taken to hospital and another boy has been charged following a "disturbance" on Wednesday.

6. Scots village church 'deliberately' set on fire as cops probe huge blaze

   The church went up in flames on Saturday afternoon with firefighters battling the blaze well into the evening.

7. Labour peer says Anas Sarwar call for Keir Starmer to quit was “best Machiavellian plot” ever hatched

   EXCLUSIVE: Lord Haughey said the Scottish Labour leader's gamble has benefited him and Keir Starmer at the same time.

8. Avalanche at ski resort leaves two dead as third in 'critical condition'

   The incident happened at Val Veny, part of the Courmayeur ski resort in north-west Italy

9. Two teens to appear in court after woman 'raped' in Glasgow city centre

   Police were called to Clyde Street shortly after 3am on Saturday after a report that a woman had been seriously sexually assaulted.

10. NHS urges people to learn 24 key cancer symptoms and when to see a GP

    Approximately 375,000 new cancer cases are diagnosed in the UK each year, but being aware of the warning signs can increase the chances of an early diagnosis