The latest twist in the "Plebgate" saga and the buoyancy of the UK Independence Party in the face of attacks, are examined in the newspaper headlines.

Three Scottish universities are to receive £20m as part of a scheme to help Scotland meet its carbon emission reduction targets.

Parents at a private school in London where a convicted paedophile is said to have abused children are expected to meet detectives on Monday.

Quitting the EU would pose "very significant risks" to the UK, the body which represents major British-based banks and insurance firms says.

US Secretary of State John Kerry urges Russia to help release European military observers seized in east Ukraine, and expresses "concern" about troop movements.

The police officer at the centre of the "plebgate" row seeks libel damages from former Conservative Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell of up to £200,000.

Minsters intend to change the law to ensure it is a criminal offence to download manuals containing guidance about how to abuse children.

Ryan Giggs believes he received his best reception in 27 years at Manchester United when he walked out as manager.