Scotland's papers: 'Long way to go' in fight against Covid-19published at 10:14 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
Concerns over the test, trace and isolate strategy feature on the front pages of Scotland's newspapers.
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Summary
Boris Johnson unveils a "conditional plan" to end lockdown in an address to the UK
PM says people in England who could not work from home should return to the workplace - but avoid public transport
Nicola Sturgeon says PM was not clear he was talking mainly about England
First Minister says the clear message in Scotland remains 'stay at home'
Scottish government was 'not consulted' over UK government's new 'stay alert' slogan
Form Monday, people will be allowed to exercise more than once a day in Scotland
Scotland's papers: 'Long way to go' in fight against Covid-19published at 10:14 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
What should the prime minister do?published at 10:08 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
Good Morning Scotland - Weekend
BBC Radio Scotland
Prof Sian Griffiths said Prime Minister Boris Johnson must adopt a cautious approach when it comes to easing the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.
The public health expert, who chaired the Hong Kong Government's inquiry into the 2003 Sars outbreak, told BBC Good Morning Scotland: "As we have already seen this weekend many people have gone out and there's not a huge amount of evidence of social distancing in some places.
"People are really wanting to start moving around again so things have to be taken very carefully because, if we don't take them carefully, we risk another outbreak of disease, another peak in this virus.
"That will make things worse again for ourselves and the economy."
Police record more than 100 coronavirus-related attackspublished at 09:58 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
Police in Scotland have recorded more than 100 coronavirus-related attacks and threats aimed at officers.
They included being spat at or deliberately coughed on.
The force described these incidents as "outrageous and disgraceful" and said they would result in automatic arrest.
First minister says message to stay at home 'remains clear'published at 09:41 British Summer Time 10 May 2020
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Welcome to live coverage of the Covid-19 crisis on Sunday 10 May.
- The prime minister is to announce his plans for the UK lockdown
- The Scottish government says the first it knew of the change of theme was in the Sunday papers
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