- Missing woman's partner arrested
- Sheridan urges judges to dismiss case
- Economy secretary role for Scottish government
- Quitting EU 'not British' says Brown
- Funeral plan for helicopter crash victim
- New super prison 'could improve'
- Firefighters battle 'extensive' wildfire
- Europe dominates Scottish Questions
The crash happened on the A737 between Lochwinnoch and Howwood at 18:30 on Tuesday.
The injured man was driving north in a Peugeot 108 when his car struck a Seat Toledo being driven the other way by a 56 year-old man.
Ceilidhs, rock gigs, a jewellery-making workshop and even speed-dating are among the events lined up for Museums at Night.
A number of museums and galleries across Scotland are taking part in the UK-wide event.
Dundee Sheriff Court was told they used a code that "magically produces a lower price",
They were caught when staff at the South Road store reviewed CCTV footage.
Ferguson, 21, of Dundee, and Gorrie, 22, of Arbroath, both admitted fraud. They will be sentenced at a later date.
David Anderson, 41, is alleged to have strangled barmaid Louise O'Brien, 36, at their home in Dunkeld Road
Anderson appeared from custody at Perth Sheriff Court where he made no plea or declaration.
He was remanded in custody and fully committed for trial.
His passenger Dale Whillans, 18, died after the crash on 6 April.
Murphy's lawyer said he had been instructed to express his client's "deep regret and sorrow at the death of someone who was his friend, Dale Whillans".
Sentence was deferred.
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Murray, 28, who received a bye in the first round, will next face Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut or Frenchman Jeremy Chardy.
The world number three also said he was not anticipating appointing a replacement coach before the French Open, which begins on 22 May.
It comes after Murray parted company with coach Amelie Mauresmo on Monday.
Perth Sheriff Court was told that Needs failed to pay back the stolen money and had bought the vehicle instead.
It will take her four-and-a-half years to repay the sum.
On Tuesday Skye was the warmest area, with the Lusa weather station, recording highs of 26C in the afternoon.
In contrast, Shetland recorded the coldest temperatures in the UK with highs of 9C.
Scottish temperatures have already been well above the 12-13C average for this time of year with highs of 23C recorded in Oban on Wednesday.
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Edinburgh wing Damien Hoyland will warm up for Scotland's summer tour of Japan by playing for Scotland's Sevens side in Paris this weekend.
The 22-year-old, named on Monday in Vern Cotter's squad for the two-Test trip next month, has finished his domestic season with the capital side.
Hoyland won his sole senior cap as a replacement in a pre-World Cup warm-up test in Italy last August.
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Gavin Newlands, the SNP member for Paisley and Renfrewshire North, accused the prime minister of u-turning on a promise to protect civil liberties with his Investigatory Powers Bill.
However, Mr Cameron defended the bill, saying it helped protect the country against terrorism and organised crime.
He was jailed for 22 days after appearing at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.
Wells has a history of stealing feathered creatures having previously been jailed for taking 19 pigeons and, in a separate incident, two of his uncle's budgies.
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Ali Coote, a 17-year-old midfielder recently returned from a loan spell at East Fife, came on as a substitute during the club's win over Inverness Caley Thistle.
Jamie Robson, 18, was an unused substitute. He played six games on loan at League One Brechin up to 30 April.
SPFL rules forbid players from playing for their parent clubs until the start of the next season if they return from lower-league loans after 31 March.
In a ruling by the Transport Commissioner, John Campbell of Vision Travel was found to be running nine vehicles one day in January last year, when he was only licensed to run four.
The industry regulator said he was deliberately misleading about the number of buses he ran.
Mr Campbell's operating licence will be revoked from 30 June, to allow his school contracts to be fulfilled until the end of term.
The inscription in Kirriemuir reads: "Never say goodbye because goodbye means going away and going away means forgetting."
It was attributed to Peter Pan author JM Barrie, who was born in the town - but a local historian has suggested it's actually an amalgamation of lines from Steven Spielberg's 1991 film Hook.
Angus Council will replace it with one "incontrovertibly traced" to Barrie.
His or her time will be focused entirely on supporting the economy and engaging intensively with business to make sure that we do everything possible to stimulate growth, boost productivity and help protect and create well-paid jobs. There will also, for the first time, be a dedicated finance secretary responsible for the government budget and for the introduction of the parliament's new tax and welfare powers.
The number of mobile libraries in the council area will also be reduced from five to three.
Funding for Culture NL - the arms-length body which manages arts and entertainment venues for the council - has been cut by a third.
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Speaking during Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Cameron told MPs city deals were "working in Scotland" but were only possible as part of the UK.
He was responding to a question from SNP MP Chris Laws.
During a lively PMQs, David Cameron also acknowledged the electoral achievement of Nicola Sturgeon and paid tribute to Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson, calling her result in last week's Scottish Parliament election "stunning".
The incident happened as a blue VW Golf and a silver VW Vectra travelled on Shettleston Road in the east end of Glasgow at about 11:45.
Police said the drivers became "involved in an altercation" which resulted in the driver of the Golf getting out of his car and punching the other as he sat in his seat.
The 40-year-old driver of the Vectra was taken by ambulance to Glasgow Royal Infirmary and has since been released.
The driver of the Golf is described as being in his 30s with shaved dark hair. He was wearing a green fleece and is thought to have spoken with an Irish accent.
The attack happened in the city's West Pilton Park on Tuesday between 23:00 and midnight.
The area has been cordoned off as forensic investigations continue. Officers said they were following a "positive line of inquiry"
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Seventeen-year-old midfielder Ali Coote, who recently returned from a loan spell at East Fife, came on for the last 13 minutes.
SPFL rules forbid players from coming back from lower-league loans after 31 March and playing for their Premiership parent club before the season's end.
An SPFL disciplinary panel is expected to discuss the breach on Wednesday.
Rachel Fee wept as a police officer read the allegations against her in August 2014, five months after Liam's death.
Rachel and her partner Nyomi Fee deny murdering the two-year-old and ill-treating two other boys. The trial continues.
Crews have been tackling two blazes on a hillside in Sutherland, which broke out at about 19:00 on Tuesday.
At their height, the fires on Ben Blandy, east of Tongue, covered a total area of seven square kilometres.
In a statement, the Scottish Fire and Rescue said that thanks to crews "working in sweltering conditions" the fire was now down to an area of about two square kilometres, with firefighters working towards each other on two separate sectors."
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News Group Newspapers - who owned the News of the World - want to overturn the 2006 verdict that found in favour of Sheridan over claims about his sex life - and awarded him £200,000 in compensation.
On the second day of the hearing, Sheridan said evidence News Group Newspapers is going to present was illegally and criminally obtained and there was a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
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Balfron High School S1 to S3 pupils will be bussed to the three receiving schools while repairs are carried out.
A total of 440 pupils will not be attending the school this week after issues with walls were discovered during precautionary checks.
The school was built under a private finance initiative deal about 15 years ago, but not by the firm involved in recent problems affecting Edinburgh schools.
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The first minister said that John Swinney's existing role will be divided.
In future there will be one cabinet secretary in charge of the economy and another in charge of finance.
She has also urged more time for questions to the first minister in parliament.
Ms sturgeon suggested she should appear before Holyrood committee conveners on a more regular basis.