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Nicola Sturgeon announces change in the levels system across Scotland moving Glasgow from level three to level two from midnight on Friday

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Coronavirus in Scotland: Covid tests can be ordered on 26 April, and will be needed to visit Scottish Islands

Coronavirus in Scotland | These are the new rules in Scotland for outdoor socialising | 09 March 2021

Scotland Covid cases are rising but restrictions are eased with face masks still in place

Coronavirus - Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon announces £100 million fund to help hospitality and culture sectors cope with Omicron

Coronavirus in Scotland - Nicola Sturgeon says changes to Scotland’s Covid certification scheme may be implemented from December 6 with cinemas, theatres and some licenced premises under consideration

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Humza Yousaf leaves Bute House after stepping down as First Minister of Scotland

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First Minister Humza Yousaf arrives in the back door of Bute House

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