Nicola Sturgeon says 13 further deaths were recorded, taking the total to 60 in Scotland
A total of 1,993 people have tested positive, that is up by 430
There are 135 people currently in intensive care beds - up 27 on Monday
UK health officials says the nationwide stay at home advice is "making a difference"
There have been more than 800,000 cases worldwide, with 38,000 dead; 170,000 have recovered
Scottish government emergency legislation sets out urgent action to protect tenants and reforms criminal justice procedures
Michael Gove starts by outlining the latest figures for the number of those in the UK who have tested positive and the number of those who sadly have died.
He says every death is the "loss of a loved one" and expresses his sympathies to the bereaved families.
Senior minister Michael Gove now opens the daily UK press conference on the coronavirus.
We're expecting the daily Downing St press conference to start at 17:00 BST.
PM Boris Johnson is still working from home, having been diagnosed with coronavirus, so today's conference is being led by Minister for the Cabinet Office Michael Gove.
He'll be joined by Dr Jenny Harries, the UK's deputy chief medical officer, and NHS England's national medical director, Dr Stephen Powis.
On BBC Radio Scotland's Drivetime John Beattie asked the chief executive of Scottish Women's Aid what makes people more susceptible to domestic abuse during lockdown.
Quote MessageI don't think it is really so much that they are more susceptible to abuse. It is just that lockdown provides more opportunities to control and abuse
Dr Marsha Scott, Chief executive of Scottish Women's Aid
Chris McLaughlin
BBC Sport Scotland
Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell will see his wage cut too
Staff at the Scottish FA and the SPFL have taken a 10% wage cut, with dozens being forced on to the government job retention scheme.
Wage increases and annual bonuses have also been waived in a bid to combat the financial implications of the coronavirus.
Some key board members have deferred the majority of their wages for the next three months.
The Scottish FA employs about 170 people. The SPFL have a staff of about 20.
Those included in the cuts include the Scotland manager Steve Clarke and the Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell.
Brian Taylor
BBC Scotland Political Editor
The emergency coronavirus bill was introduced today and will go before the Scottish Parliament in a special session tomorrow.
It is expected it will go through all three stages of scrutiny in a single day, with of course the co-operation of the opposition parties.
It is a 68-page bill. It is the largest piece of emergency legislation ever tabled before Holyrood in 20 years which reflects the extent of the crisis we are facing.
I'll pull out two big ones:
Tenants' rights - a series of measures to try to protect them from eviction if they fall behind on their rent because of a change in their economic circumstances because of coronavirus.
Court rules - Extending the time limits for criminal proceedings, more trials could be delayed, more trials with no juries, evidence over the internet and powers for the government to release some prisoners early should prison officers be ill or prison levels are dangerous.
Image source, bbcThe first minister, CMO and constitution secretary faced questions from journalists via video-link
A British D-Day veteran, who was awarded France's highest military honour, has died after contracting coronavirus.
Harold Pearsall, of Tamworth, Staffordshire, tested positive for Covid-19 while at hospital in Birmingham on Friday and died on Sunday aged 97.
Mr Pearsall, who took part in the Allied assault on Caen in 1944, received the Légion d'Honneur in 2015.
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Aldi, Morrisons, Waitrose and Asda are easing restrictions on some of their products which were imposed in the wake of stockpiling earlier this month.
All the major supermarkets restricted customers to buying fixed amounts of individual items to keep shelves full.
Aldi is now scrapping limits completely on all but a few items, while Morrisons, Waitrose and Asda have also removed some limits and changed others.
Pauline McLean
BBC Scotland Arts Correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesIn normal times, the Edinburgh International Festival would have launched its 2020 programme and the Edinburgh Fringe would be compiling its own telephone directory-sized schedule for the 50,000-plus performances due to be staged in the city this summer.
But these aren't normal times.
Instead, both festivals have been consulting with the Scottish government, City of Edinburgh Council, venues, partners and stakeholders to decide what, if any, of their 2020 programmes can go ahead.
A pan-festival announcement - involving the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival and the Edinburgh Military Tattoo - is expected this week.
It's likely to involve a scaled-down version of events, rather than complete cancellation. Digital performances, if possible, from international participants. Local organisations could be prepared to stage work at relatively short notice
Ken Banks
BBC Scotland North East and Northern Isles reporter
A fatal accident inquiry into a helicopter crash which killed four people off Shetland will be delayed due to coronavirus measures.
A total of 18 people were on board when the Super Puma crashed in 2013.
Passengers Sarah Darnley, 45, from Elgin, Gary McCrossan, 59, from Inverness, Duncan Munro, 46, from Bishop Auckland, and George Allison, 57, from Winchester, died.
The FAI scheduled for May has been adjourned.
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As well as hearing from key workers across Scotland, Drivetime will feature:
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A further 393 people with coronavirus have died in the UK in the past day - the biggest daily total so far.
A total of 1,801 people have now died with the virus across the UK, including 367 more in England, 13 in Scotland, seven in Wales and six in Northern Ireland.
Image source, Getty ImagesLatest Scottish government figures, external show 15,895 tests have now been carried out across the country.
The first minister earlier said delays to reporting over the weekend contributed to an increase in total test figures.
This is most acute in NHS Tayside where the number of positive cases has almost doubled from 108 to 214.
In NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 98 new cases were recorded, taking the total to 547.
Elsewhere NHS Lothian now has 269 cases, up 61, while in NHS Lanarkshire the total is now 244, an increase of 47.
NHS Western Isles has now confirmed two people have tested positive for the coronavirus, the first cases seen there.
There is a flood of information appearing across news channels and social media and it can be difficult to keep on top of the latest advice.
So here are our top tips of five places to go to answer your questions...
The latest from NHS Scotland and the Scottish government, including social distancing and stay at home advice.
Staying at home does not mean you are alone - there are many ways you can help your community.
3. Citizens Advice Scotland, external
Providing advice on benefits and employment rights.
The latest advice and support for businesses.
Useful information on how to cope with home schooling and keeping your family safe.
Image source, bbcAdditional funding of £15 million will be provided to GP practices in Scotland to help them cope with extra pressures arising from coronavirus (COVID-19).
The Scottish government says around a third of the funding is intended to allow practices to remain open on Good Friday and Easter Monday if it is safe to do so – helping to alleviate pressures on out-of-hours services.
The remainder will help to cover costs of equipment, additional non-clinical staff, GP partners and locum cover for sickness leave.
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said: “I want to thank all GP practice staff for their incredible hard work throughout this pandemic.
"Working with the Scottish GP Committee of BMA Scotland we have agreed a package of additional funding for GP practices to help them meet some of the costs of responding to COVID-19."