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The Herald features a picture of rescuers searching for survivors in Indonesia and an interview with a doctor who warns junior doctors should not be used to plug gaps in hospital rotas over the festive period.
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The Daily Record leads with an undercover investigation which saw a reporter work as a delivery driver for Amazon in the build-up to Christmas. The paper claims staff endure a 'draconian culture'. Amazon said its self-employed drivers were "fairly compensated".
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A heartbreaking image of a crying boy in Indonesia dominates The Scotsman front page. It also claims staff shortages are putting ambulance crews under "huge and growing pressure".
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The Duchess of Cambridge visited a bargain store to buy festive gifts, according to The Scottish Sun. The paper also reveals a mother will have Christmas dinner with the ashes of her late son at the table.
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The National leads with a call for the Home Office to relax "restrictive" immigration visas and also features a picture of the damage caused by the tsunami in Indonesia.
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The Scottish Daily Mail focuses on the "Gatwick drones debacle" after police admit there may not have been any drones at all.
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The Times also leads on the "drone attack farce" and features a picture of children from the Salisbury Cathedral choir.
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The i reports ministers will meet on Monday to discuss improving security at UK airports.
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The Daily Telegraph focuses on The Queen's Christmas message in which she will urge the UK to overcome "deeply held differences".
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The north-east edition of The Press and Journal reveals detectives investigating the murder of taxi driver George Murdoch in 1983 have received more than 100 tip offs after a fresh public appeal.
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The Fife edition of The Courier leads with the unexplained death of a man in Kirkcaldy.
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The Scottish Daily Express reports Prime Minister Theresa May will make an impassioned plea for Britons to "come together" and build a better country after Brexit.
