As 82 NHS and care staff die due to Covid-19 Matt Hancock reveals their families will get £60,000 under the scheme
The number of hospitalisations with the virus has also stabilised and could be on a 'downward trend'
The locations for the deployment have not yet been revealed with the logistics still being worked out
Highland Council has found itself having to be flexible to fulfil its statutory obligations, with staff in Ross-shire playing their part.
Transport minister Grant Shapps has announced a major effort to sustain vital freight routes across Europe.
A GP in the frontline of the fight against Covid-19 has assured those afraid they are infected that they'll be seen “rapidly” once they contact NHS24.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland is “ready to go live” with coronavirus testing on-demand for key workers.
UK health secretary Matt Hancock has said 18,000 people are to be employed to trace and track cases of Covid-19.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has outlined possible ways the government could end the lockdown.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has paid tribute to the armed forces for their role providing support in the UK’s battle with Covid-19.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has detailed measures to protect care home residents as statistics most Covid-19 deaths take place among the over-75s.
Donald Stewart says estates must not be 'overlooked' for government support
A total of 50 people have now died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19.
A new drive-through coronavirus testing facility is to open in Inverness.
Politicians have called for support for media outlets which employ hundreds of people across the north.
Health secretary Jeane Freeman acknowledged the need to do more for those in the care home sector
The Scottish Government is to start post-Covid-19 economic planning with the assistance of business leaders and experts.
The staff have been sent home on full pay though hundreds have also volunteered to support Highland Council's Covid-19 efforts
ROSS County FC has launched a campaign to sustain its “bond” with the local community and do everything it can to help during the Covid-19.
NHS Highland chairman Professor Boyd Robertson has thanked health board staff for their “exceptional work” during the Covid-19 outbreak.
