The arrest of Hardeep Singh Kohli and Kate Forbes' views on the Holyrood coalition lead the papers.
The Scottish Daily Mail leads with the arrest of Hardeep Singh Kohli. The comedian has been charged in connection with sexual offences.The arrest of the Scottish comic also leads the Metro. The paper says the arrest comes following an investigation by the Times newspaper where several people had raised concerns about his behaviour.
The Daily Telegraph reports that up to a third of Rishi Sunak's cabinet will ask him to put leaving the ECHR at the heart of the next general election campaign if flights to Rwanda are blocked by the courts.The Sun reports that an Only Fans model was "told off" by police after posing in a bikini outside Windsor Castle.
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