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1. Victim of evil Daniel gang foster carer to sue council for placing kids in 'house of horrors'

   Barbara Daniel, 75, and Douglas Daniel, 80 - brother of notorious drug kingpin Jamie Daniel - were caged at Glasgow Sheriff Court in March.

2. Let us savour the pure joy of winning a World Cup match - we are the underdog after all

   Let us savour the selfies, songs and supporters while we can, writes Record View.

3. 'It's time to end the postcode lottery for treating my rare illness'

   Jo Sinclair waited years for a Ehlers-Danlos syndrome diagnosis and can't find a specialist on the NHS in Scotland.

4. 'My brother's pleas were ignored - now family have been taken for fools by probe into death'

   Kevin Sutherland died after Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry chair Lady Smith refused to anonymise his evidence on the probe website.

5. Watchdog warns of seven month delay in allocating public service complaint cases

   EXCLUSIVE: The Scottish Public Services Ombudsman says a huge rise in complaints has resulted in delays.

6. Key members of infamous Daniel crime clan family after brother jailed for abusing kids

   In more recent months, Douglas Daniel, brother of family kingpin Jamie, was jailed alongside his wife Barbra for the evil treatment of children in their care.

7. John Swinney to visit Kentucky for whisky talks during US visit

   Swinney is "keeping up the momentum" for Scotch Trump's commitment to remove the 10 per cent tariff on whisky.

8. US and Iran agree peace deal as Trump says Strait of Hormuz to reopen

   The US President says a peace deal with Iran "is now complete" and "ships of the world" should "start their engines".

9. Roy Hattersley dead at 93 as former Labour deputy leader passes away

   “Roy was a socialist of deep conviction, a dedicated democrat who believed that liberty should be unqualified by anything but responsibility and never by background or fortune."

10. Tartan army march to Red Sox game in Boston as thousands turn out after World Cup win

    Footage shows wowed locals stopping to take photos and videos as the kilted march passed through the US host city today.