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Coronavirus death toll rises by 50 as cases near 14,000

Coronavirus death toll rises by 50 as cases near 14,000

Government will subsidise workers’ wages until end of October

Government will subsidise workers’ wages until end of October

Army of contact tracers wanted to fight coronavirus spread

Army of contact tracers wanted to fight coronavirus spread

Furlough scheme set to be extended but subsidy slashed to 60%

Furlough scheme set to be extended but subsidy slashed to 60%

International Nurses Day ‘most poignant in recent history’

International Nurses Day ‘most poignant in recent history’

Minimum pricing ‘may not impact parents’ harmful drinking’

Minimum pricing ‘may not impact parents’ harmful drinking’

Sturgeon: Lockdown is working – stick with it a bit longer

Sturgeon: Lockdown is working – stick with it a bit longer

Scots Tories call on Sturgeon to justify lockdown approach

Scots Tories call on Sturgeon to justify lockdown approach

Sturgeon: Stay at home message still applies in Scotland

Sturgeon: Stay at home message still applies in Scotland

No limit on amount of daily outdoor exercise Scots can take

No limit on amount of daily outdoor exercise Scots can take

Covid-19: PM sets out road map to easing lockdown

Covid-19: PM sets out road map to easing lockdown

UK ministers asked not to use ‘stay alert’ slogan in Scotland

UK ministers asked not to use ‘stay alert’ slogan in Scotland

Sturgeon won’t adopt Johnson’s ‘stay alert’ message

Sturgeon won’t adopt Johnson’s ‘stay alert’ message

UK Government says broader message needed on coronavirus

UK Government says broader message needed on coronavirus

Students set to get notice periods for halls of residence

Students set to get notice periods for halls of residence

Call for ‘visible’ route out of lockdown in Scotland

Call for ‘visible’ route out of lockdown in Scotland

Union body publishes ‘red lines’ for relaxing lockdown

Union body publishes ‘red lines’ for relaxing lockdown

Covid-19 causing ‘ticking time bomb of student deprivation’

Covid-19 causing ‘ticking time bomb of student deprivation’

UK ‘to bring in 14-day quarantine’ for all air passengers

UK ‘to bring in 14-day quarantine’ for all air passengers

‘Significant’ amount of PPE to be made in Scotland

‘Significant’ amount of PPE to be made in Scotland

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