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1. Drugs boss Steven Larwood's vending machine business set to fold as hood trapped on Bali

   A source told the Record Larwood used the firm to allow him to spend the cash he made from drug dealing.

2. Baby girl trapped in hospital with mystery illness as family share hell in wait for diagnosis

   Elyza has suffered from an unknown condition since she was two months old.

3. Cost-cutting on sick pay ‘could push cops towards suicide’

   In a letter to Chief Constable Jo Farrell, the Scottish Police Federation warned that the mvoe could “push people with mental health issues to suicidal thoughts or actions that may be irreversible”.

4. Young Scot with testicular cancer urges others “not be embarrassed” to get checked

   Darren Orr, 33, was diagnosed with the disease on July 31 last year.

5. Trans prisoner 'got woman pregnant' as jail bosses face urgent calls to remove biological males

   Scottish Prison Service and NHS say they don't have a record of pregnancies or birth control measures, despite persistent claims of sexual relati0nships behind bars

6. Police Scotland's shock £31m overtime bill revealed

   Police Scotland is spending tens of millions of pounds each year on overtime to plug the gap created by a shortage of officers

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8. Crime sure pays for extra time bill as police chiefs shell out £31m a year

   Record View says we need a national constabulary that’s fit to meet the needs of the public.

9. Women left with brain tumours after contraceptive jags demand tighter measures

   Tammy Croston, 47, Trish Saunders, 45, and Donna MacDonald, 53, were each left with meningiomas - non-cancerous tumours - inside their skulls after taking the injection for several years.

10. More Scots working a four-day week without loss of pay would 'ease pressure on NHS'

    Greens co-leader Gillian Mackay wants more bosses to offer a four-day working week to help boost staff productivity and wellbeing.