The discovery of a body in Clydebank dominates the front pages of the Daily Record, The Scottish Sun and the Scottish Daily Mail.

Meanwhile The National dispute claims cannabis "may soon be legal in a certain part of Edinburgh Castle".

Meanwhile The Herald front page reports on the bus crash in Ayrshire on Monday afternoon, and also thousands of women sharing £100m after a row over equal pay.

The Scotsman also highlights the crash in Ardrossan, which killed one person and injured 12 others, and reports on the benefits cut row which continues after last week's Budget.

In Aberdeenshire the Press and Journal asks if murdered man Brian McKandie knew his killer.

While The Courier front page features a story of an alleged altercation at an under-16s football match.

And finally the Edinburgh Evening News say more than £5000 worth of Apple iPads have been stolen from schools in the city.