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An extension of Covid mask rules and the war in Ukraine make the front pages of Scotland's papers.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

Thousands of starlings are captured in a mesmerising aerial display above a nature reserve.

The scheme is "in limbo" without a budget, a senior official from the Department of Education says.

Sixteen women with incurable secondary breast cancer are campaigning for access to better services.

The ex-partner of Teddie Mitchell's killer says she "tried so hard to tell everybody what he was like".

Volunteers are racing medical supplies from the UK to the Ukrainian front line.

Racism is "pervasive" in chemical sciences, according to an investigation by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

A small area of Scotland is the home of a groundbreaking experiment to power homes with green hydrogen.

Boris Johnson will try to build an "international coalition" against Putin, and secure UK energy supplies.

The church's investment funds want TotalEnergies to leave Russia, like rivals BP and Shell.

The star thanks fans who held onto tickets for two years as his Heavy Is The Head tour launches.

Ukraine's admission that it will never join Nato leads the papers as Russian bombardment intensifies.

Recording drinking in patients' notes will help spot patterns that can harm babies, advice for the NHS says.

Failures in England pre-date the pandemic, as waiting times rise, a cross-party group says.

Unwanted calls were made to thousands of older people including some with dementia, a watchdog says.

The UK's largest airport joins British Airways and Virgin Atlantic in easing mask-wearing rules.

A new archaeology project hopes to uncover rare evidence of Mesolithic activity in the mountains.

One woman who was stalked says it highlights "how the police are not taking this seriously enough".

A safeguarding report concluded the search was unjustified and racism was a "likely" factor.