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New hand sanitising measures have been brought in at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after a consultant doctor raised concerns in the media about infection control.

Dr Fiona Henderson, a consultant anaesthetist at the hospital, raised concerns about people entering the hospital not being compelled to use hand sanitisers and said they were poorly signposted. She also said supermarkets were doing a better job of cleaning than the hospital.

She spoke up again on Tuesday, and told the BBC's Drivetime programme that everyone entering the hospital should be asked to use hand sanitiser.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has now announced that visiting has been suspended at all of its hospitals and say essential visitors who do go in will be greeted by volunteers asking them to use the sanitiser.

Welcome to our live coverage of the Covid-19 crisis in Scotland

We'll be bringing you the latest updates on the coronaviru pandemic throughout the day. Here's a recap of some of the things that happened on Wednesday:

• The number of people who have died with coronavirus in Scotland rose to 22.
• A Scottish diplomat, Steven Dick, 37, has died in Hungary after contracting Covid-19.
• Prince Charles has tested positive for the virus and is self-isolating at Balmoral.
• The Scottish government is setting up its own expert group to advise on tackling the spread
• Households of healthcare workers will be prioritised for testing so key staff can get back to work quicker.