30 October 2013 Last updated at 08:30 The chief executive of one of Britain's largest power companies has called for an investigation into the energy market, acknowledging that his industry was not trusted by consumers, writes the Scotsman. The Press & Journal says serious concerns have been raised by health inspectors about the state of Aberdeen Maternity Hospital amid reports of blood-stained equipment and dirty wards. A man who shot another man dead has been relaxing with his family at home less than seven years into a 22-year jail term, according to the Daily Record. The Scottish Sun says five terror suspects have been charged with plotting to kill ex-Loyalist chief Johnny 'Mad Dog' Adair. Home Office red tape threatens to delay the introduction of a new, life-saving lower drink drive limit in Scotland, according to The Herald. Controversial fracking could secure the future of the Grangemouth industrial plant, writes The Courier. The Scottish Daily Express says the government has claimed a "full-frontal assault" on the pensions industry will massively boost the retirement plans of millions of people. The Scottish Daily Mail reports on care home fees, which it says have rocketed to record levels.