23 Mar, 2020

Warning as shoppers pretend to be NHS workers to get access to earlier hour and beat queues

Selfish shoppers pretended to be NHS workers during an early shopping hour for medical staff, in a bid to beat the queues during the coronavirus pandemic.

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200,000 Scots most at risk from COVID-19 will be written to about self-isolation

About 200,000 Scots most at risk from Coronavirus are to be contacted in the coming days and told to self-isolate at home for up to three months.

âFerries will be for those who live on our islandsâ â Travel advice issued on non-essential ferry travel

The Scottish Government has announced that ferry companies have been advised to no longer take non-essential travellers.

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Lesley Riddoch: The self-employed are being left out in the cold

Chancellor must show them same consideration as the employed as coronavirus crisis bites, writes Lesley Riddoch.

Brian Monteith: Covid-19 crisis is a wake-up call for SNP and Europhiles

We could not have responded as we have if we were independent or tied to the European Central Bank, writes Brian Monteith.

Sport Update

Scottish Football LIVE: Ex-SPL chief makes surprise Rangers claim, Celtic to be champions and Hearts relegated, 12-goal ace holds Scotland talks

All the latest news, transfer speculation and more from around Scottish football throughout the day

Former Rangers star faces axe, Hearts ace takes 50 per cent cut and pledges long-term future, ex-Celtic star calls for Rangers to back rivals for title â Scottish Premiership Rumour Mill

Mondayâs Scottish football news and gossip

Former Rangers star faces axe, Hearts ace takes 50 per cent cut and pledges long-term future, ex-Celtic star calls for Rangers to back rivals for title

Mondayâs Scottish football news and gossip

And finally...

National Museums Scotland returns tribal skulls to Canada

Authorities in Canada have said they âlook forwardâ to further talks aimed at the return of funerary artefacts taken from the graves of a prominent indigenous couple and sent to Scotland more than two centuries ago.

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