Scotland's papers: Pub outbreak and the 90-minute virus test
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The Scotsman leads with the story that coronavirus cases in Scotland rose to their highest daily total in more than eight weeks over the weekend as a cluster linked to a bar in Aberdeen is investigated.
The Daily Express reports Nicola Sturgeon's warning that the virus is "still out there" as a number of cases is linked to The Hawthorn Bar in Aberdeen.
The boss of the pub at the centre of the new virus cluster has spoken to the Evening Express about his "sadness" as 13 cases are detected by the local health board.
A Covid-19 testing machine that will be able to deliver results within 90 minutes is about to be rolled out, reports The Times.
The i newspaper says the new "on-the-spot" testing kits will be sent out to hospitals and care homes this week.
The 90-minute tests will "transform the war on corona" as part of a major drive to avoid a second wave, says the Daily Mail.
Teachers may have to draw "do not cross" lines in classrooms as unions raise safety concerns about the school return next week, according to The Herald.
A Scottish virus expert has "blasted" the prime minister's plan for over-50s virus shielding as a second wave "nuclear option", reports The National.
The UK government's chief whip has been accused of failing to act for four months on complaints against a former minister who was arrested over suspected rape, says The Daily Telegraph.
The Sun leads with the story that the National Lottery winner who "blew" his £10m fortune has a new girlfriend who says she would not be with him if he still had the money.
The Daily Star says Scotland may see a 10-day warm spell starting on Friday as an "Africa heat flare" travels north.
A two-year-old was left lying in the street by a hit-and-run driver in Dundee, reports the Evening Telegraph.
The Courier says an inquiry has been demanded after a woman's death from Covid-19 in a Leven care home.
A medical research centre in Inverness is expecting to make about half its workforce redundant as the virus "amplifies" pressure on the company, reports the Press and Journal.
The Edinburgh Evening News leads with the story that a fundraiser has been launched for a mum-of-six after a "devastating diagnosis".
A charity that has served an east Glasgow community for nearly 20 years is under threat because of a "stalemate" with its landlord, reports the Glasgow Times.
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