What the Scottish Sunday papers say

The arrest of a man in connection with the death of an asylum seeker in the Sighthill area of Glasgow leads the front page in the Scotland on Sunday.

The paper's main picture is of Scots actor Dougray Scott and Kate Winslet at the Edinburgh premier of the movie Enigma.

The Sunday Herald reports that one of the Real IRA bombers was a British double agent.

The broadsheet also says that a man has been arrested in connection with the death of a Kurdish asylum seeker in Glasgow.

The bomb blast on Spain's Costa Dorada is the lead story in the Sunday Post. The paper says that a young British woman and 13 Irish tourists were among the injured.

The Sunday Mail reports that a man is being held in connection with the death of a Kurdish asylum seeker.

The News of the World says that Ninewells Hospital in Dundee is under attack after a series of "blunders" affected one family.

The tabloid also features a picture of Elizabeth Hurley and hints that she may be about to marry her tycoon boyfriend.

Pictures of five surviving sextuplets born to asylum seekers dominate the front page of the Sunday Mirror. The paper features a plea by the parents to be allowed to stay in Britain.

The Scottish Sunday Express reports that the man responsible for Prince William's education at St. Andrew's University has been accused of sexual harassment and bullying.

The Scottish Mail on Sunday says that a company linked to David Murray made a profit from the "Auld Firm" charity match.