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SUNDAY 11 MAY
Labour has not had a good week in the wake of the Scottish independence referendum row, a UK Government minister has admitted.
A five-year-old boy has died after the car he was travelling in hit a cow on a country road and spun out of control.
Jack McConnell said he has been left haunted by the image of his infamous pinstriped kilt at a New York charity fashion show in 2004.
SATURDAY 10 MAY
A five-year-old boy has died after the car he was travelling in hit a cow on a country road and spun out of control.
Sales of £1m properties in Scotland rose by 138% in 2007, according to research carried out by the Bank of Scotland.
Gordon Brown has pledged to do "whatever is necessary" to preserve the United Kingdom in the face of demands for Scottish independence.
FRIDAY 9 MAY
Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum was Scotland's busiest visitor attraction last year, according to VisitScotland.
Scotland's first Muslim Police Association is being created in an attempt to encourage more Muslims to join and stay in the force.
A white Alsatian dog has been destroyed after killing almost 50 new-born lambs in a scene described as "carnage".
THURSDAY 8 MAY
Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has claimed that nobody takes Labour seriously as the independence referendum row continued.
Administrators have confirmed Gretna FC will fold at the end of the season if a buyer is not found for the Scottish Premier League club.
A pensioner was taken to hospital with head injuries after falling out of a toy dinghy into a stretch of water used by commercial ferries.
WEDNESDAY 7 MAY
The families of 14 servicemen who were killed when their RAF Nimrod crashed in Afghanistan have heard a recording of the plane's last moments.
Wendy Alexander has said she will not quit as Scottish Labour Leader over her call for an early referendum on Scottish independence.
The Goldfish credit card business is to close its customer service centre in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, with the loss of up to 900 jobs.
TUESDAY 6 MAY
A 49-year-old man has appeared in court in Kirkcaldy charged with killing two of his children, aged seven and 25, in his Fife home.
Elgin man Nat Fraser has lost his appeal against a life jail term for killing his wife Arlene who went missing 10 years ago.
Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander may bring forward a parliamentary bill for a public vote on independence.
MONDAY 5 MAY
Giselle Ross, the mother of two young boys found dead in a car park has said they "did not deserve to die".
Police say they are treating the deaths of two young boys who were found in a parked car near Glasgow as murder.
A man has been charged with the murders of a 25-year-old woman and her young brother, who were found dead in Fife at the weekend.
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