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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Scotland’s Headlines: SNP urged to end ‘secrecy’ in ‘ Cash Probe ‘ over ‘ Auditors Quit ‘ but senior party figures not told Kindness & Love XX says 🙏🙏’s Lord Thy God to teach ‘ Honesty is the Best Policy ‘ Amen

Scottish Daily Express:

Which focuses on an appeal by opposition politicians for the SNP to “come clean”. The party has told the Electoral Commission it is having difficulty identifying new auditors.

The Scottish Daily Mail:

Leads on the fall out over the SNP’s auditors. The paper quotes Scottish Labour deputy leader Jackie Baillie who says the secrecy surrounding their resignation “stinks to high heaven”. The paper also features a picture of Body Coach Joe Wicks looking on as his seven-month-old daughter dangles from a playground bar.

The Herald:

Says First Minister Humza Yousaf wants to bring greater transparency to the SNP’s finances after he admitted he did not know the party’s auditors had quit until he was elected SNP leader last month. The paper’s main image is of US President Joe Biden arriving in Belfast on a trip to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

The Metro says the “crisis surrounding the SNP deepened yesterday”.

The paper says the new details about the party’s auditors come just days after the arrest of former chief executive Peter Murrell by officers investigating the party’s finances. Mr Murrell, who is the husband for ex-first minister Nicola Sturgeon, was later released without charge.

The Daily Telegraph says Mr Yousaf faced questions from reporters during an event in Leith about when exactly the party’s auditors had quit and what he had known about it.

He said the auditors had resigned “round about October of last year”. It was later clarified that Johnston Carmichael told the party in September that it would not be able to conduct the audit due in 2023.

The Daily Record reports

A motorhome allegedly bought as an SNP “battle bus” is said to have sat outside the home of party boss Peter Murrell’s mother for more than two years until it was seized by police. The paper says it is understood the £110,000 campervan was earmarked for the SNP Holyrood election campaign in 2021 but was never deployed after Covid restrictions were lifted.

Meanwhile, The National leads with an appeal from Succession star Brian Cox for campaigners to “keep the dial up” on independence.

The paper also carries a plea from SNP leadership contender Kate Forbes to party members after “an astonishing few weeks”.

President Biden’s “Northern Irish peace priority” leads the Times, with the paper describing how the US leader was met off Air Force One by UK PM Rishi Sunak.

Elsewhere there is a story about reported visa loopholes “allowing Chinese spies to slip into Britain”, which the Times quotes senior sources as saying has led to the Home Office preparing “new visa restrictions on a series of countries being exploited by the Chinese”.

Underneath an image of Mr Biden boarding his plane to fly to the UK, the i warns that mortgage costs are likely to remain high “as the government and Bank of England battle to bring inflation down”. Citing what it refers to as a “grim IMF forecast”, the paper says the UK’s GDP is set to shrink by 0.3% this year – the lowest in the G7 bloc.

The Scottish Sun reports

Prisoners have been “brazenly removing their windows” to grab drugs flown in by drones. The paper says an audacious plot at Barlinnie jail in Glasgow was foiled when CCTV operators spotted an “airborne drop-off”.

The Glasgow Times reports an Asda in the city has banned unaccompanied under 16s from entering its store after 18:00 after staff were attacked.

The P&J focuses on the conviction of a Highland museum boss who admitted embezzling £19,000 from a charity.

The Courier reports a mother has been left “broken” over the death of her 20-year-old son.

Cameron Rae was fatally injured in a flat in Perth on Saturday. Caleb Ferguson, 18, was charged with murdering Mr Rae when he appeared briefly before the city’s Sheriff Court on Tuesday. He made no plea and was remanded in custody.

The Edinburgh Evening News features an interview with the parents of a pregnant woman who was murdered after her husband pushed her off Arthur’s Seat.

Kashif Anwar was last week convicted of killing 31-year-old Fawziyah Javed during a holiday in September 2021. Her parents told the paper: “He has destroyed our lives on an unimaginable scale.”

The Evening Telegraph says a police investigations has been launched after a taxi was deliberately torched.

The conviction of a 63-year-old man who began committing sex crimes when he was just 13 is the main story in the Evening Express. Mark Newman – who has been jailed for seven years – carried out offences in Aberdeen, Peterhead and Ross-shire between 1972 and 1987.

And the Daily Star responds to claims that Artificial Intelligence (AI) might “terminate footie managers within 10 years”.

The paper asks whether software will ever be able to understand the offside rule, beside an image of Liverpool’s manager Jurgen Klopp who has been digitally altered and nicknamed “Robo Klopp”.

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