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1. The Scottish landmark 500 years older than Stonehenge on a tiny remote isle

   The little known Scottish landmark older than Stonehenge sits on a remote island reached by the world’s shortest commercial flight

2. Packed programme for latest Coatbridge St Patrick’s Day Festival

   Town's Irish Heritage Committee say people can expect a "vibrant celebration of community, culture and Irish heritage, featuring returning favourites and exciting new additions".

3. Teen lovers in ‘suicide pact’ after indecent image arrests, inquest hears

   Jack Williams and Katherine Powell were both found dead at a nature reserve

4. Lorraine Kelly details 'tough day' after heartbreaking family death

   The ITV star has been inundated with support after the death of her father.

5. King Charles breaks Andrew silence and 'ready to support' police if approached over Epstein claims

   Buckingham Palace released a statement on Monday evening expressing the King's 'profound concern.'

6. Man falls from cliffs near leisure centre as multiple agencies assist sea rescue

   Dunbar RNLI were joined by coastguard teams from the town and two other areas, plus police, ambulance and fire crews in the rescue late on Sunday night.

7. Teen boy, 14, 'restrained by staff' in alleged knife incident at school

   A teenage boy has been arrested after he was reportedly restrained by school staff following an incident involving a knife.

8. Scottish Labour MPs to hold 'emergency' summit after Anas Sarwar demands Keir Starmer's resignation

   EXC: The unplanned meeting will take place on Tuesday.

9. East Kilbride primary receives glowing report in latest inspection

   A team from from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) visited South Park Primary School in November last year, forming part of a national programme of reviewing primary education across Scotland.

10. Inside Anas Sarwar's decision to call for Keir Starmer to quit as Prime Minister

    Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says Anas Sarwar has gone for broke after calculating he cannot win the Holyrood election with Keir Starmer in charge.