Coronavirus in Scotland – track the spread in these charts and maps
Have you seen our new tracker page? Click here to see our new collection of charts tracking the recovery from the pandemic.
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Coronavirus: local news
St Johnstone v Aberdeen in doubt after Dons’ player tests positive for Covid-19
St Johnstone’s game against Aberdeen on Saturday is under threat after a Dons player tested positive for Covid-19.
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Back to school: Uniform shopping in the new normal created by the coronavirus pandemic
For their first day at school or their step up to secondary school, buying the uniform is an exciting moment for children and young people.
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Capsule the size of Jelly Baby to help diagnose bowel cancer and reduce NHS Tayside’s waiting times
A tiny camera in a capsule the size of a Jelly Baby will be used to help diagnose bowel cancer and reduce NHS Tayside’s waiting times.
No more interruptions – Fife hotel offers luxury ‘do not disturb’ remote working experience
No demands for a second breakfast, no Zoom calls interrupted by the toddler shouting ‘I need a wee-wee’, no parcels to sign for. No requests to read Room on the Broom (again), no questions over the need for underwear, no tantrums about Paw Patrol's volume being turned down. No siblings arguing over a hairband, no delivery van crashing into the garden wall, no ‘little accident’ with glue. And absolutely no home schooling.
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Exam results appeal process ‘more important’ than ever, says Nicola Sturgeon, amid criticism over ‘discriminatory’ grading
This year's exams appeals process will be "more important" than ever, Nicola Sturgeon has said, after a controversial moderation system saw thousands of young people have their grades lowered.
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Aberdeen’s lockdown announcement: What do we know so far?
The First Minister said her "fears had been realised" in announcing a return to lockdown restrictions for Aberdeen.
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Ex-Scotland boss Craig Brown caught up in Aberdeen coronavirus closures
Former Scotland boss Craig Brown is among a group of pub revellers caught up in Covid-spread fears at an Aberdeen pub.
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End of the line for Caledonian Railway’s 2020 summer season in latest pandemic blow to Angus tourism
Angus has been hit by another major tourist season blow after Brechin’s Caledonian Railway brought the barrier down on its summer programme.
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