Welcome to this lunchtime's record rundown.
Here are today's top stories so far from a Scots pervert who abused girl over 100 to a high speed cop chase in Fife town.
Scots pervert teacher subjected girl to more than 100 sex attacks during first year at high school
A sex beast teacher who preyed on female pupils is facing a second lengthy jail term - for abusing another young girl at least 100 times when she was in First Year.
Pervert William Wright, 80, is already serving a four-year prison sentence for abusing two girls in the 1970s and 1980s.
Dramatic footage shows police chase speeding car through Fife streets before driver does a runner
This is the dramatic moment a driver led cops on a high speed police chase through the streets in Fife last night.
The footage shows the dangerous chase through the town as police with flashing lights and sirens on speed down the street.
Ex-Rangers owner Craig Whyte’s sister at centre of fraud allegations
Tax-dodging menace Craig Whyte’s sister Adelle is at the centre of fraud allegations in the Netherlands.
Accountants called in to wind up a company formerly run by the ex- Rangers owner in Amsterdam uncovered evidence of potential criminal activity related to more than £200,000 in tax debts.
Scot denies involvement in sex club murder during alleged years in organised crime
A Scots suspect has denied being involved in the murder of a Dutchman during an alleged eight-year campaign of serious organised crime.
Christopher Hughes, 32, faces the accusations over a number of crimes, which span several countries in Europe.
Woman's car deliberately torched in firebug attack on Scots street
A reckless firebug torched a woman’s car outside her Linwood home.
Cops on patrol in Blackwood Avenue spotted the motor ablaze. The vehicle was completely destroyed by the blaze and a second vehicle parked nearby was also left with scorch marks.
Alex Salmond to deprive Nicola Sturgeon of majority at Holyrood, new poll finds
Nicola Sturgeon could miss out on a majority in the Scottish Parliament by one seat thanks to Alex Salmond, according to a new opinion poll.
The SNP and the Scottish Greens would make up a majority for independence in the new parliament with Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater's party returning 10 MSPs following the election on May 6.
