Rangers and Hearts drew 2-2 at Tynecastle, with Olwethu Makhanya scoring a late equaliser for Rangers, according to The Guardian. The paper's headline also said Celtic earned a point.
The fixture was the first return to Tynecastle for Rangers manager Derek McInnes since he left Hearts for Ibrox, The Guardian reported. The paper said the home support booed McInnes loudly as he emerged from the tunnel.
The Guardian's summary also reported that Martin O'Neill was "disappointed" after the Dundee United result. The summary did not give the score of that match or describe Celtic's point in further detail.
BBC News said that Rangers and Celtic will both play their next Scottish Cup home ties behind closed doors. The BBC reported that the clubs' respective appeals against the sanction were dismissed, and its headline describes the stadium closure as upheld. The summary says the restriction covers their next Scottish Cup home ties.
The BBC summary did not name the opponents or dates for those cup ties, and it did not describe the grounds on which the appeals were made. The Guardian's report does not address the cup decision. The Guardian's item is dated October 28, and the BBC item is dated October 29, according to their published timestamps.
Sources: The Guardian: Scottish Premiership: McInnes booed in Rangers draw at Hearts as Celtic also earn point; BBC News: Celtic & Rangers Scottish Cup stadium closure upheld.