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CHILDCARE
A Dunfermline childminder has admitted leaving more than 20 children she was caring for alone and unsupervised in her home. The court heard that Amanda Mathewson had 27 children in her home, 19 more than she was licensed to look after.
Do you trust the childcare system to keep your children safe?

MOULD
New rules dubbed Awaab’s Law have come into force in Scotland, requiring social and private landlords to investigate reports of damp or mould within 10 working days and, where repairs are needed, begin work within five working days. The law is named after two-year-old Awaab Ishak, who died following prolonged exposure to mould in his home in England.
Is mould impacting how you live?

HACKED
Global fashion retailer ASOS has become the latest company to report a data breach, raising concerns about what happens when a company holding your personal information is hacked. Have you ever had your personal information caught up in a data breach, or are you worried you’ve been hacked? Lisa Webb from Which? joins us to hear your experiences and answer your consumer questions.

POCOGNOLI’S SCOTLAND
Scotland suffered a disappointing 2-1 defeat to Slovenia at Hampden last night, with Sebastien Pocognoli’s side criticised for being overrun in midfield and exposed defensively. The Scotland boss changed formation and personnel as they chased the game, but couldn’t rescue a point.
How do you rate Pocognoli’s Scotland?