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Image caption, The Sunday Mail reports there have been demands for an inquiry into the fire at the Glasgow School of Art, as questions are asked about whether fire suppression systems were in place in the building.
Image source, Scotland on Sunday
Image caption, The renovated Mackintosh treasure has been destroyed in the blaze, says Scotland on Sunday, which describes the situation as a "heartbreak".
Image source, Sunday Post
Image caption, There's talk of "history ablaze" in the Sunday Post, which points out the fire came close to the end of a 拢35m refurbishment after the last major fire at the art school.
Image caption, The Sunday Herald believes the building is "gone forever" and says there are also doubts about the neighbouring O2 ABC concert venue.
Image caption, There's just a question as the headline in the Scottish Mail on Sunday: "How could it happen again?"
Image caption, The Sunday Times Scotland makes a stab at an answer, saying the sprinkler system in the building was not ready yet.
Image source, Scottish Sun on Sunday
Image caption, The Scottish Sun on Sunday says restoration work costing 拢32m was destroyed in the fire which "gutted" the iconic building.
