Picture supply, The Sunday PublishMany of the Sunday papers characteristic the local weather change march by way of Glasgow on Saturday. The Sunday Publish makes use of a particular wraparound entrance cowl to indicate a large picture of 1 part the demonstration. It quotes activist Vanessa Nakate, who informed the group: “It takes folks such as you and me to demand they deal with the local weather disaster like our disaster.”
Picture supply, Sunday NationwideThe Sunday Nationwide says 100,000 folks from across the globe marched by way of the town to inform COP26 leaders that that is the final likelihood for our planet.
Picture supply, The Scottish Solar on SundayTHe metropolis was “swamped”, the Scottish Solar on Sunday says, as activists braved heavy rain and robust wind on the three-mile route as a part of one in every of Scotland’s greatest ever demos.
Picture supply, The Herald on SundayThe Herald on Sunday studies that there have been tense scenes through the march when one group of marchers have been stopped by police on one part of the route, resulting in accusations of kettling.
Picture supply, The Sunday Occasions ScotlandA brand new “Tory sleaze” row makes the entrance web page of the Sunday Occasions’s Scotland version. The Conservative Celebration has been accused of abusing the honours system by systematically providing seats within the Home of Lords to millionaire donors who pay greater than £3m to the social gathering, it writes.
Picture supply, Scotland on SundayScotland on Sunday leads with an interview with Judy Murray, who’s attempting to ascertain a nationwide important tennis centre close to Dunblane. She informed the paper Scotland had not capitalised on the sporting sucess of her sons – former world quantity ones Jamie and Andy Murray.
Picture supply, Sunday MailThe writer of Nicola Sturgeon’s e book Ladies Maintain Up Half The Sky is being investigated over claims that guidelines have been damaged when authorities physique Highlands and Islands Enterprise gave it £295,000, The Sunday Mail studies.
Picture supply, Scottish Sunday SpecificThe Scottish Sunday Specific leads with UK Overseas Secretary Lis Truss’s imaginative and prescient for Britain as “the beating coronary heart of a worldwide community of liberty” forward of her tour of South East Asia.
Picture supply, The Scottish Mail on SundayPlans to ban overseas journey for Britons who flip down the supply of a booster Covid vaccine are revealed by The Mail on Sunday.
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