The British public has been told it is ârealisticâ to expect some form of disruptive social measures for at least the rest of the year, raising new fears over the impact on wider public health and the economy.
Nicola Sturgeon has said further coronavirus-related deaths in care homes are not inevitable, despite new figures revealing they make up a third of all Covid-19 fatalities in Scotland.
The Covid-19 lockdown is necessary but could help the Scottish Government and others in positions of power avoid public scrutiny, writes Conor Matchett.
Karin Sharp, the chief operating officer, has been handed the Scottish Golf reins following Andrew McKinlay's swift and shock departure as chief executive.
In these days of lockdown â with gardens at a premium and car journeys into the countryside increasingly frowned upon, while spring explodes around us â people in urban Britain are probably more conscious of their living relationship with the natural world than they have been for half a century or more. You never know what youâve got till itâs gone, so they say; and thereâs certainly no better time than this strange spring to read Patrick Laurieâs Native, an account of how he and his wife took on a small farm near Dalbeattie in Galloway, and began to run it not according to the rules of modern commercial farming, but in the traditional way that was already disappearing when Laurie was a young boy there in the 1980s.
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