The war of words between the UK and Scottish Government escalated again today during the First Minister’s daily briefing.
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  Jul 3, 2020  
     
 

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Nearly the weekend but no shortage of news to bring you on the coronavirus front. 

 

The war of words between Nicola Sturgeon and the Westminster government escalated today when Scotland's First Minister branded Downing Street's decision-making over proposed plans for air bridges "shambolic". 

You can read more on the story here>>>

 

There has been one more Covid-19 death in Scotland in the last 24 hours with a total of 18,276 people testing positive.

 

And Scottish concert halls and theatres have been handed a £10 million lifeline to help them survive shutdown. More on that story here>>>

 

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