TODAY is the second anniversary of the Brexit vote. Two years on, and the Tories are threatening to destroy devolution while stumbling around in negotiations with the EU.
In fact, the state of Brexit is so embarrassing, even the Daily Mail doesn't bother going with that as its splash – their Scottish edition is identical.
An interesting story in fairness, but unsurprising when we've just seen how Theresa May greets royalty...
WATCH: Theresa May's cringeworthy greeting as she meets Prince William
And, although not Scottish, we have to include the Brexiteer Daily Telegraph here. Do you think it's possible they're using the monarchy to distract from something? Scandalous, we know.
All the papers go fairly distinct in their front pages today. The Daily Record focuses on justice.
TV's John Leslie is found not guilty, and a "brute laughs at the law as he walks free after a vicious assault on his girlfriend".
The Herald too splashes on crime – drug lords reveal the secret inside story of how they control and run their empire.
The Times in Scotland focuses on Donald Trump, who is expected to call on Theresa May to increase defence spending. When Trump says jump, Theresa May says...
The Scotsman reports on Scottish graduates earning more than their UK counterparts five years after leaving university – though there's a significant gender pay gap.
And finally, the one you've all been waiting for...
Here at The National, we wanted to highlight the real power dynamic of the Tory party, because Jacob Rees-Mogg seems to be calling the shots on Brexit. And it's a spin on a Time magazine front page doing the rounds.
We're not sure we want to know what the third anniversary of Brexit will look like...
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