Scotland's papers: Madeleine police search and 'second wave' warning
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The Daily Record leads with the news that German police officers have dug up an allotment as part of the search into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in Portugal in 2007.
The Scottish Sun says that the allotment in Hanover is linked to suspect Christian B, a convicted child sex offender.
About 100 officers and sniffer dogs were involved in the search operation in Germany, reports the Daily Express.
The Daily Star says the allotment being excavated by German police is in the city where Christian B once lived.
Travellers to Belgium, Luxembourg and Croatia face quarantine measures on their return to England as the prime minister warned a "second wave" of coronavirus had already begun in Europe, reports The Times.
The Daily Mail also leads with Boris Johnson's warning that a second wave of coronavirus could hit Britain in two weeks if people drop their guard.
The Scotsman reports that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said she would not take a foreign holiday right now given the "unpredictability" of the spread of coronavirus.
The boss of Heathrow Airport has said that introducing Covid-19 tests at airports could help returning holidaymakers cut short quarantine times, reports The Daily Telegraph.
"Sturgeon's no to sunshine breaks amid virus surge" is the headline on the front page of the Press and Journal, the paper reporting that the first minister has urged caution over European trips.
The Herald reports that research has revealed almost £2bn has been lost by Scottish retailers during the coronavirus pandemic.
The National says the Scottish Conservatives have been forced to concede that the UK's virus response was a "shambles".
A "breakthrough" blood test can diagnose Alzheimer's Disease up to 20 years before symptoms begin to show, says the i newspaper.
The Courier says an Angus woman has called for tougher sentencing after the driver who caused the crash which killed her father was sentenced to 10 months in prison.
A poet spat at police after going on a sectarian rant and threatening to shoot officers, reports the Glasgow Times.
The Edinburgh Evening News leads with the story of a teenager who is "lucky to be alive" after falling onto rocks near the Queensferry Crossing.
Families were forced to "flee in terror" as their block of flats was set alight, reports the Evening Express.
The Evening Telegraph says a "boozy thug" has been jailed for 23 months after he attacked a woman and threw a dog across a room.
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