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Catch up on the most popular stories on the BBC Scotland news website.
SUNDAY 5 APRIL
All 16 bodies and the black box flight recorder have been recovered from a helicopter that crashed in the North Sea, killing everyone on board.
A "secret slaughter" of seals is being carried out by fish farmers around the coastline of Scotland, campaigners have claimed.
All eight bodies recovered after the North Sea helicopter crash that killed 16 men have now been identified, Grampian Police said.
SATURDAY 4 APRIL
Efforts continue to salvage wreckage and the aircraft's flight recorder after a helicopter crashed in the North Sea killing all 16 men on board.
A demonstration and rally is held in support of a group of parents who have occupied two closure-threatened schools in Glasgow.
Edinburgh Zoo welcomes three baby gelada baboons, Chandu, Chilbale and Chiku - the first to be born at the zoo.
FRIDAY 3 APRIL
Police in southern Scotland reveal three people have been taken in by a foreign lottery scam and an elderly man has lost his home.
Investigations continue into the crash of a Super Puma helicopter in the North Sea which killed all 16 people on board.
The daughter of a victim of the North Sea helicopter disaster speaks to BBC Scotland about her grief following the tragedy.
THURSDAY 2 APRIL
There is no hope of finding any survivors after a Bond Super Puma helicopter crashed into the North Sea, police have said.
Fifteen of the victims of the North Sea Super Puma helicopter crash in which 16 people died have been named by police.
Scientific evidence of an ancient invasion of Scotland from Ireland may have been uncovered by DNA techniques.
WEDNESDAY 1 APRIL
At least eight people have died and hopes are fading for eight others after a helicopter with 16 people on board crashed into the North Sea.
Scotland's exports fell by 2.8% over the last year and by almost 10% in the last quarter of 2008, according to the latest statistics.
The North Sea helicopter crash is a "massive tragedy" which will be felt throughout the industry and country, Scotland's first minister has said.
TUESDAY 31 MARCH
The killer of 23-month-old Dundee boy Brandon Muir is sent to prison after being found guilty of culpable homicide.
A 42-year-old Scotland fan from Dundee died while supporting his team in Amsterdam at the weekend, it has emerged.
A Scottish-led consortium was interested a merger with the troubled Dunfermline Building Society, BBC Scotland learns.
MONDAY 30 MARCH
The Nationwide is to buy the Dunfermline Building Society's branches, good loans and deposits, it has been confirmed.
Divers have released underwater footage from the wreck of a German U-boat which sank off the Scottish coast in 1915.
A fault at an electricity sub-station left much of the west of Scotland without power, with areas affected from Glasgow to Oban in Argyll.
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