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Catch up on the most popular stories on the BBC Scotland news website.
SUNDAY 14 JUNE
Hundreds of teachers are struggling to find work in Scotland and are leaving the country, the Scottish Labour Party has claimed.
An artwork by Scottish photographer Alistair Devine of naked revellers drinking in a Glasgow bar has been unveiled.
A 22-year-old man attending the RockNess music festival on the banks of Loch Ness has died in hospital after being taken ill.
SATURDAY 13 JUNE
Police have appealed for information after a man was abducted and another shot at in Lanarkshire in the early hours of Saturday.
Detectives are searching for a flower seller who may have vital clues after a woman was raped by two men in Glasgow city centre.
Controversial plans to build a treetop adventure playground in an area of Pollok Park in Glasgow have been abandoned.
FRIDAY 12 JUNE
A 46-year-old man who was convicted of raping two girls and a boy has been jailed for nine years at the High Court in Glasgow.
A shark tagging event is under way in the waters off the Dumfries and Galloway Coast hoping to provide valuable data on shark numbers and behaviour.
Tens of thousands of music fans are heading north for the fourth RockNess festival on the shores of Loch Ness, which has been stretched to three days.
THURSDAY 11 JUNE
A support group has been set up to help architects through the "trauma" of seeing one of their creations demolished in their own lifetime.
Six members of a Scotland's biggest paedophile web are jailed for from two to 17 years for what the judge said were crimes of the most serious nature.
Triple Beijing Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy collects his knighthood and his mother her MBE, at Buckingham Palace.
WEDNESDAY 10 JUNE
Television and stage star Denise van Outen is to make her Edinburgh Fringe debut in a new one-woman musical comedy show called Blondes.
A pillow which uses speech recognition software to record people's worries when they cannot get to sleep has been invented by an Edinburgh student.
An Edinburgh Napier University student has managed to recruit a star of the hit movie Mamma Mia for his graduation film.
TUESDAY 9 JUNE
An Edinburgh Napier University student has managed to recruit a star of the hit movie Mamma Mia for his graduation film.
A man has been arrested after a woman's body was found in undergrowth in the east end of Glasgow at the weekend.
A teenager has appeared in court charged with murder following the death of a man struck by a car in an apparent hit-and-run incident in Edinburgh.
MONDAY 8 JUNE
Dumbarton Football Club has confirmed that its captain has been killed in an off-road accident near Dingwall while on a family break.
The SNP has won the largest share of the European election vote in Scotland for the first time, beating Labour into second place.
The board of football broadcaster Setanta is meeting a week after the company failed to pay the Scottish Premier League (SPL) £3m.
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