UK Newspaper Front Pages for 21 May 2013

We're not sneering, says Cameron
David Cameron says he would never employ anyone who "sneered" at Conservative activists, and praises them in an email for their "duty and decency".

Murder prompts police inquiry call
The family of a woman murdered by her ex-partner call for a public inquiry into how complaints of domestic violence are handled by police.

Marks and Spencer sees profits fall
Marks and Spencer reports a big fall in annual profits, as troubles in its clothing division continue.

UK governments 'hold back Scotland'
The policies of past and present Westminster governments have held back Scotland, Holyrood's SNP administration claims in an economic document on independence.

Bed-sharing 'raises cot death risk'
Sharing a bed with your newborn baby increases the risk of sudden death syndrome - commonly known as cot death - fivefold, research suggests.

Final reading for gay marriage bill
The government's same-sex marriage bill will receive its third and final Commons reading later after surviving resistance from Conservative opponents.

NHS urged to improve use of drips
The lives of hospital patients who are put on a drip are being placed at risk by poor attention by staff to intravenous fluid care, experts warn.

Ferguson is named Manager of Year
Sir Alex Ferguson is named Manager of the Year after guiding Manchester United to a 20th Premier League title in his final season before retiring.

Back-to-work scheme failing, say MPs
A scheme to help the unemployed find work appears to be failing the most disadvantaged jobseekers, MPs on the Work and Pensions Committee say.

Multi-buy ban 'cuts alcohol sales'
The amount of alcohol sold in Scottish shops has fallen by 2.6% in the year since multi-buy promotions were banned, research suggests.