Scotland's papers: 'Fury mounts' over exams and footballers say sorry
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Scotland on Sunday pictures an exams protester holding a placard reading "SQA done us dirty" on its front page. The newspaper says that "fury" is mounting over the downgrading of pupils' results.
The Mail on Sunday says pupils are facing a "fresh exams fiasco" amid fears it will be impossible for teachers and markers to meet appeal deadlines.
"SNP on brink of exams scandal U-turn" is the headline on the front page of the Sunday Express, the newspaper saying it could "spell the end" of John Swinney's ministerial career.
The Sun on Sunday leads with the Aberdeen FC players' apology for visiting a bar which has been linked to a cluster of Covid-19 cases in Aberdeen.
The Herald on Sunday has a report on Covid-19 in care homes, saying an analysis of deaths highlights "postcode lottery" discrepancies between council areas.
The French have asked the British for £30m to help police the English Channel, according to the Sunday Telegraph.
The National leads with comments from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon that questioning her commitment to independence is "bonkers".
The Sunday Mail says track and trace guidelines are being "ignored" by staff in the country's biggest pub chain.
The Sunday Post reports on the "grinding delay" of public inquiries in Scotland, saying that years-long investigations pile "agony upon agony" on the families of victims.
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