First minister says 101 cases now linked to Aberdeen cluster
Nicola Sturgeon says she is "pretty furious" over Aberdeen players' bar visit
A further 27 cases confirmed in the NHS Grampian area in the past 24 hours
313 close contacts of confirmed cases in Aberdeen traced so far
Across Scotland there have been 43 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 since Thursday
Eight Aberdeen FC players are self isolating after two tested positive for Covid-19
Nicola Sturgeon says it will be mandatory for hospitality venues to collect customer’s information
Chancellor Rishi Sunak says the furlough scheme cannot last indefinitely
Image source, Getty ImagesThe wearing of face coverings is currently mandatory in shops and on public transport.
The range of indoor premises is now being is extended to include libraries, museums and places of worship.
The details of other places are available on the Scottish government website.
Ms Sturgeon says pubs and restaurants are particularly susceptible to the spread of the virus.
She says many businesses have complied with restrictions but some have not.
It will now be "mandatory" for a range of settings including hospitality to take contact details.
There will also be new details on compliance with safety measures such as physical distancing.
The measures will come in at the end of next week.
Ms Sturgeon says two footballers from Aberdeen had tested positive and six other were self-isolating.
All eight had been to a bar in the city of Saturday.
In doing so, they blatantly broke the rules agreed for professional footballers.
"Which to put it mildly is completely unacceptable," she says.
The game between Aberdeen and St Johnstone scheduled for tomorrow in Perth will not now go ahead.
Turning to the Aberdeen outbreak, Nicola Sturgeon confirms 101 cases are now associated with the cluster.
This is an increase of 22 on yesterday. Ms Sturgeon said 333 close contacts had been traced and this number is expected to rise.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirms a further 43 people have tested positive for Covid-19 bringing the total to 18,890.
That’s 0.9% of those who were newly tested yesterday.
Of these, 27 of the 43 are in the Grampian area but again it is unclear how many are connected to the Aberdeen outbreak.
A further 5 cases are in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde health board area.
262 patients are in hospital with a confirmed case (down 8), with 4 being treated in intensive care.
No deaths were registered in the last 24 hours of people who tested positive, meaning the total remains at 2,491.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's daily coronavirus briefing will start at 12.15.
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Aberdeen's Scottish Premiership match away to St Johnstone has been postponed after two of the visitors' players tested positive for Covid-19.
Six other players from the Pittodrie club have been forced to self-isolate after coming within "close proximity" in an Aberdeen pub on Saturday.
The game at McDiarmid Park was due to take place at 12:30 on Saturday.
It is the second weekend of fixtures after last season's Premiership was halted because of the pandemic.
As the chancellor visited Glasgow, Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes said on Twitter she doubted his understanding of the urgency for more fiscal powers for the Scottish Parliament - something that has been requested several times during the pandemic.
Ms Forbes said most of the new powers sought would not cost the Treasury a penny, and claimed Mr Sunak therefore "either doesn't care... or it's purely a political position".
Constitution Secretary Mike Russell has said extending the borrowing powers of the Scottish Parliament could lead to the furlough scheme in Scotland continuing past the October cancellation date.
In response, Mr Sunak said: "I strongly want our fiscal framework to work well, and we're happy to be constructive on that.
"The fiscal framework is big and important and should only be changed after a proper process, that process is due to happen, I think, next year."
He said the issues would be approached "constructively".
Image source, ReutersUK chancellor Rishi Sunak is on a visit to Scotland.
Following a visit to generator manufacturers Peak Scientific in Glasgow on Friday morning, Mr Sunak said now was not the time to discuss Scottish independence.
He said he believed Scotland was one of the UK's "power brands" in the tourism sector and could drive the recovery of the whole country.
The chancellor - the fourth UK Cabinet minister to visit Scotland in recent weeks - also said new fiscal powers for the Scottish Parliament should be decided in a "proper way" through a review of the fiscal framework. That is the agreement between the UK and Scottish governments on funding arrangements.
Mr Sunak said: "I don't think now is the time to be talking about these constitutional questions, I think everyone's sole focus and my sole focus right now is doing what we can to protect people's jobs and their livelihoods at what is an incredibly difficult time for our economy."
Image source, Getty ImagesFirst Minister Nicola Sturgeon's briefing will give the latest details on the Aberdeen outbreak.
Here is what we know:
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will begin her daily briefing at 12:15.
She will confirm the latest statistics, including those relating to the outbreak in Aberdeen.
Economy Secretary Fiona Hyslop and Interim Chief Medical Officer Dr Gregor Smith will join her for the briefing.
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Thursday saw Aberdeen experience its first full day under local lockdown as the number of cases linked to the cluster continued to rise.
Here's what happened: