That's it for Tuesdaypublished at 19:18 British Summer Time 5 May 2020
Here are some of the main developments today
- Nicola Sturgeon set out some of the options, external for lifting the lockdown but warned "extreme caution" will have to be exercised and it may not come soon
- Schools may return in a phased way with pupils in exam years or transitioning from primary given priority
- Officials are also considering whether people could be allowed to meet with "a small number of others" from outside their household.
- The first minister said there was some evidence the infection rate was "slightly higher" in Scotland than the rest of the UK.
- Responding to reports that public transport is filling up and queues have formed outside drive through coffee shops, Ms Sturgeon said we were at a critical phase urged people to "tighten up" their compliance.
- A boss of Britain's biggest care home company has insisted it took proper measures to protect residents and staff at a Skye care home where 57 people have tested positive, three of whom have died.
- The number of reported deaths across the UK now stands at 29,427 - higher than Italy, although there are caveats for a direct comparison
We'll be back with more live coverage of the coronavirus crisis early on Wednesday.