28 October 2013 Last updated at 08:58 The Scotsman says Labour leader Ed Miliband is facing pressure to reopen an inquiry into vote-rigging, after a cache of emails suggested that the Unite official at the centre of the Grangemouth dispute was involved in derailing a candidate selection investigation. The Herald reports on new figures which suggest that women make up fewer than one-third of the board members at many of Scotland's major public bodies. The Courier writes that a leading Scottish charity has warned that a legacy of Fife's industrial past is a "potential ticking timebomb." The Press and Journal says a masked gang has raided Ryder Cup hero Paul Lawrie's north-east golf shop. The Scottish Sun speaks to a grief-stricken father who described his son as a "needless victim" of knife crime - after he was stabbed to death at a party. The Daily Record reports that the brother of crime lord Tam McGraw was found murdered after a gangland hit at his home. The Scottish Daily Mail says killers in Scotland are spending an average of only six years behind bars. The Scottish Daily Express writes that ministers have promised that action to stop energy firms hoarding over-payments by direct debit customers to boost their profits will be outlined this week. The Times reports that a study has found a crisis of loneliness among older people in Scotland.