we're looking at two papers in scotland the scottish times and scottish daily mail in their coverage sturgeon is to make a renewed case for scottish independence. no big surprise at all because she's been quite clear about this. this has been her agenda ever since the first referendum. especially since the brexit debacle. the time is very much takes a descriptive view, she wa nts to much takes a descriptive view, she wants to have a soft brexit, she wa nts to wants to have a soft brexit, she wants to get her opposition involved, she wants to learn from the mistakes of brexit. the scottish daily mail says, this is not really oui’ daily mail says, this is not really our first daily mail says, this is not really ourfirst priority, we have daily mail says, this is not really our first priority, we have so daily mail says, this is not really ourfirst priority, we have so many nhs crisis, education, the economy, public services crumbling in the whole rigmarole of things to look it. that is the danger of brexit. it is not helpful for unity but where i think nicola sturgeon may have an uphill

but the scottish daily mail is putting this bid behind a long list of what is says are bigger prioritiesections. the article says nigel farage's brexit party is spending almost twice as much as rivals on campaigning on the social media platform. meantime on the continent, groups are lobbing facebook to relax advertising rules which currently make advertising in the 28 members states complicated. in the wall streetjournal, as the may 1st deadline for new sanctions on buyers of iranian oil looms — tehran is warning the us of consequences for blocking its future oil sales. the story says iran's foreign minister has also suggested prisoner exchanges, which could lead to the freeing of british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe.