Scotland's newspapers: The future of 'business as usual' and PPE offer
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Businesses across Scotland are having to redesign how they will operate once the lockdown regulations are relaxed, says the Scotland on Sunday.
The Herald reports comments from First minister Nicola Sturgeon who has called for a "united effort" to create a new society following the pandemic.
The Sunday Post says there could be a "glimmer of light" in the coronavirus crisis as intensive care doctors reveal their hope that the worst might be over.
The Sunday Mail says that Nicola Sturgeon missed six Covid-19 Cobra meetings as the pandemic hit the country.
The Sunday National reports that residents of care homes are suffering "mental trauma" during the coronavirus crisis
The Sunday Times says that the Scottish government "ignored" offers of PPE from six companies.
People arriving at airports and ports will have to spend two weeks in quarantine under new plans, reports the Sunday Telegraph.
"Scientists hail game-changing immunity test" is the headline on the front page of the Scottish Mail on Sunday, which says ministers have ordered production of 50 million new immunity tests.
The Sunday Express reports that the prime minister is "raring to go" as he returns to work on Monday.
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