BBC News - Scotland's newspapers on Friday 29 November 2013 Last updated at 07:04 previous slide next slide Catholic parishes across the west of Scotland are to face closure amid dwindling congregations and clergy numbers, it has emerged, writes the Herald. The Scotsman leads comments from the governor of the Bank of England who the paper reports has said he would welcome the opportunity to enter "basic discussions" with the Scottish government on its plan to create a sterling currency union if Scotland votes for independence. A fishing skipper who killed two women in a high speed crash as they returned from bingo has been jailed for five years, says the Press and Journal. The Scottish Sun says Alex Salmond has been "slammed" for defending his euro policy - with a letter lifted off a pro-nationalism website. The Scottish Daily Mail also features that story, saying Mr Salmond has been accused of "government by Google." A 15-year-old boy who, as a baby, was "saved" by staff at Glasgow's Sick Children's Hospital, features on the front page of the Daily Record with a warning over NHS cuts.