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Catch up on the most popular stories on the BBC Scotland news website.
SUNDAY 10 MAY
A man is missing and his wife is in hospital after being swept away by a river in Ayrshire while trying to rescue their dog.
A 29-year-old man is stabbed several times during a street fight involving 30 people in Glasgow on Saturday night.
The business secretary, Lord Mandelson, says he is "not for turning" on controversial plans to part-privatise Royal Mail.
SATURDAY 9 MAY
American stuntman Eric Scott claims to have completed the fastest ever jet-pack flight at Knockhill racing circuit in Fife.
A 16-year-old Hearts season-ticket holder has been fined £400 for running onto the pitch at Tynecastle and confronting Hibs player Derek Riordan.
An 18-year-old man and a 50-year-old woman die after a head-on collision between two cars on the A76 near Cumnock in Ayrshire.
FRIDAY 8 MAY
A Hearts season-ticket holder is fined £400 for running onto the pitch at Tynecastle and confronting Hibs player Derek Riordan.
A Scottish ex-pat living in Marbella is fined and banned for driving at the highest speed ever recorded in Granada province.
American stuntman Eric Scott claims to have completed the fastest ever jet-pack flight at Knockhill racing circuit in Fife.
THURSDAY 7 MAY
Eight members of a paedophile network have been found guilty of a catalogue of charges relating to child abuse and indecent images of children.
A quarter of Scottish council buildings are in poor or bad condition, according to public spending watchdog Audit Scotland.
Sir Richard Branson is accused of patronising rail staff after dressing up as a tattooed cleaner with rotten teeth for a TV advert promoting Virgin Trains.
WEDNESDAY 6 MAY
Sir Richard Branson is accused of patronising rail staff after dressing up as a tattooed cleaner with rotten teeth for a TV advert promoting Virgin Trains.
The last member of former Royal Bank of Scotland boss Sir Fred Goodwin's failed top team is set to leave the group with a £517,000-a-year pension.
The Faslane naval base on the Clyde is to become the dedicated home for the Royal Navy's entire nuclear submarine fleet.
TUESDAY 5 MAY
A 23-year-old man accused of torturing and killing cats has pleaded guilty to charges of cruelty against several animals.
A new project has been launched by agencies in the Cairngorms, with the aim of giving the endangered Scottish wildcat greater protection.
A referee has appeared in court charged with making racist remarks about former Rangers striker Jean-Claude Darcheville.
MONDAY 4 MAY
A 27-year-old man is missing after slipping off boulders into a swollen river near to the Steall Falls in Glen Nevis on Sunday afternoon.
A small Highland community attacks the BBC over "inaccurate" weather forecasts, which it says is driving away tourists.
A "probable" fifth Scottish case of swine flu is being tested as 19 further possible cases are under investigation.
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