Speaking at a coronavirus briefing on Thursday First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that there will be no abrupt end to restrictions when the country moves down to Level 0 as they will not ‘throw caution to the wind’.
The First Minister said there will be 'no abrupt end' to social distancing and mask wearing in Scotland - unlike south of the border.
It comes as the nation holds its breath for the expected announcement in the coming days on whether lockdown easing will be delayed and whether we will even face harsher restrictions.
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Speaking at a coronavirus briefing on Thursday First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said that there will be no abrupt end to restrictions when the country moves down to Level 0 as they will not ‘throw caution to the wind’.
News of another new coronavirus variant has come in the wake of warnings over easing restrictions too quickly, with concerns now raised about the Lambda variant and whether it could follow in the fast-spreading footsteps of its Delta variant predecessor.
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The Scottish Government is preparing to move the country to Level 0 this month, followed by easing remaining legal coronavirus restrictions in August - so will that be the end of lockdown rules for good?
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