Chief constable Iain Livingstone says indoor gatherings "should be avoided"
Mr Livingstone insists new powers to break up house parties with more than 15 people will be used as "last resort" only
A total of 51 people have tested positive for Covid in the past 24 hours - no new deaths have been recorded
The first walk-through testing centre is to open in St Andrews today
Two countries have been added to the list for quarantine restrictions - the Czech Republic and Jamaica - but Cuba has been removed
Parents should be reassured by a new study which shows the proportion of children who get severe Covid-19 is "rare" and death is "vanishingly rare", its authors have said
Two countries have been added to the list for quarantine restrictions - the Czech Republic and Jamaica.
From tomorrow, people returning from these countries must self-isolate for 14 days.
Cuba has now been removed from the list.
Nicola Sturgeon confirms 20,107 people have now tested positive for Covid-19, an increase of 51 from yesterday.
That’s 0.6% of those that were newly tested yesterday.
The provisional information is 10 of the 51 new cases are Tayside where the government is dealing with the cluster at the 2 Sisters food processing plant.
A total of 14 are in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, 3 in Lanarkshire and 2 in Grampian.
The remaining 22 are spread across six other health boards.
255 patients are in hospital with a confirmed case (down two), with three being treated in intensive care.
No deaths were registered in the last 24 hours of people who tested positive, meaning the total remains at 2,494.
Nicola Sturgeon will lead the Scottish government coronavirus briefing from 12.15pm.
The first minister will provide the latest Covid-19 statistics and an update on the clusters around the country.
Today Ms Sturgeon will be joined by Police Scotland Chief Constable Iain Livingstone and National Clinical Director Jason Leitch