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It generated £8.7m in revenue last year in Wales, with profits going to the UK Treasury and Queen.

Claims over the cost of windfarm deals and a woman's dealings with a "fugitive" make the front pages.

Saturday's figure was the highest daily death toll since September, when 31 deaths were recorded in a one day.

Two men, aged 21, were taken to Forth Valley Hospital after the accident near Falkirk

A van driver was arrested after the M8 westbound in Glasgow was closed until Saturday morning.

The front pages report a "beefing up" of Boris Johnson's leadership team and fears over exam staffing.

The livestock trample down vegetation that overshadows a plant key to the rare birds' survival.

A leading consultant says staff are bleeding through their scrubs because they have no access to sanitary products.

A telephone helpline launched in Edinburgh last year, is keeping people company when they walk home alone.

'Nicholas Rossi' is facing extradition over a charge of rape in Utah in the United States.

A fatal accident inquiry finds the death of four-year-old Leylan Forte could have been avoided.

Kenneth Divers, 77, faces a number of accusations including three counts of indecent assault.

Warnings of overcrowding at a Highlands hospital have been expressed in an open letter to Humza Yousaf.

It is hoped specialist online courts will reduce trauma and ease a backlog of abuse cases.

Kitchenware and nappies are among thousands of goods to be donated to an anti-poverty project in Fife.

The US Air Force confirms its F-15 fighters trained at low altitude after residents reported sightings.

Terry A'Hearn leaves his role as CEO of the Scottish Environment Protection Agency with immediate effect.

Local SNP politicians met bosses at the energy firm after it confirmed it will close its base in Perth.