SCOTTISH EDITIONS

FROM THE SCOTTISH EDITIONS:

SUNDAY MAIL:

TEACHER RUBBISHES CLAIM THAT FLING WAS REVENGE ON HER LOVE RAT EX

Bernadette Smith yesterday scathingly dismissed her estranged husband's claims that she had a fling with schoolboy Gary Ralston as revenge for his cheating.

SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY:

LABOUR PROMISES NEW TAX AND WELFARE POWERS

Scottish Labour is poised to back the devolution of income tax and key welfare powers to Holyrood in a historic move aimed at reclaiming Labour's mantle as the party of home rule.

SUN ON SUNDAY:

CORRIE KEV: MY COKE SHAME

Cleared Corrie star Michael Le Vell has admitted using cocaine while at his "lowest ebb" during his sex trial ordeal.

SUNDAY HERALD:

200 DAYS TO GO

Yes campaign boss: using pound without currency union is a bad idea. No campaign boss: Unionist parties can't agree on more Holyrood powers

MAIL ON SUNDAY: BREAST CANCER TESTS SHOCK

Women were last night warned by the NHS that having a routine breast cancer test could lead to them undergoing unnecessary operations.

SUNDAY EXPRESS: HARMAN SCANDAL ENGULFS SCOTTISH LABOUR

Scottish Labour was last night dragged into the scandal surrounding Harriet Harman and her links to a paedophile rights campaign.

SUNDAY POST: BEG FOR YOUR LIFE

Scots battling cancer are being forced to "beg for their lives" despite promises a postcode lottery for lifesaving drugs was over.

SUNDAY TIMES:

PUTIN PUSHES UKRAINE TO BRINK OF WAR.

Fears of a military conflict over the Crimea intensified last night when President Vladimir Putin won the backing of parliament for his decision to send in troops.

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: UKRAINE TELLS PUTIN: THIS COULD BE WAR

Ukraine defied Russian aggression last night warning that any military intervention could lead to war.