Scotland's papers: Pubs reopen as Sturgeon urges caution
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Nicola Sturgeon has urged Scots to "keep the heid" as pubs are able to serve customers inside for the first time since the lockdown began, reports The Herald.
The Daily Telegraph says the first minister has called for caution as hospitality businesses open, warning people to stay away if they are not willing to follow the rules.
The Daily Express also leads with the reopening of pubs, with the paper reporting that customers will be asked to give their contact details before they can be served.
A "paedophile pensioner" raped two young girls while he was on "missionary work" for a religious cult, reports the Daily Record.
The Scotsman says the first minister has defended herself against accusations of "damaging rhetoric" in her handling of the Covid-19 crisis, saying she does not have an "anti-English bone" in her body.
The National leads with the results of a poll that the paper says reveals 49% of voters in England support for the end of the union and England becoming an independent nation.
The chancellor has ordered a review of capital gains tax that could help pay for the cost of dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, reports The Times.
The Daily Mail says British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell broke down in tears after a judge ruled she must remain in jail for at least a year ahead of her trial on sex trafficking charges.
"China crisis looms as UK pulls the plug on Huawei" is the headline on the front page of the i, with the newspaper saying the move by the government could delay the roll-out of 5G.
A "top UFO expert" has said the universe is full of "woke snowflakes and vegan aliens", according to the Daily Star.
The Courier leads with the story of an RAF serviceman who has been put on the sex offenders register after paying a woman to video herself sitting on toddlers.
The Press and Journal also reports on the case of 35-year-old Andrew Kerr who admitted the offences during a hearing at Dundee Sheriff Court.
The Evening Telegraph leads with the story of a man who threatened to expose the "secret life" of a sex worker if she did not pay him £10,000.
The Evening Express says BT is planning to pull out of Aberdeen with fears for 140 jobs.
The Edinburgh Evening News reports on the story of a supermarket worker who was targeted after wearing a face shield on his journey home.
The Glasgow Times leads with its campaign to back local businesses as lockdown eases.
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