First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that Scotland’s economy “may not see a return to pre-crisis levels for a number of years.”
Transport secretary Grant Shapps confirms that they were either 'carried out or posted out'
Residents of Dores have claimed they were "under siege" from people flouting social distancing rules after lockdown rules were eased.
Health secretary Jeane Freeman has announced clinical need will take precedence as moves are made to restart cancer surgery across the country.
He announced the move amid fears of a second peak being triggered by arrivals in the UK
According to Highland Council's budget leader the Scottish Government has refused to give any more cash to the local authority.
A total of 111 people have died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 – an increase of four from a week ago.
The UK health secretary has thanked frontline workers from ethnic minorities as a report confirmed coronavirus disproportionately affects them.
The people of Scotland have been called on to start wearing face coverings in all enclosed spaces to protect both themselves and others.
Highland Council will lay out a dire assessment of its financial situation tomorrow.
The UK health secretary has called on everybody to get tested if they experience Covid-19 symptoms as testing capacity is outstripping demand.
MSP Edward Mountain launched a campaign that appeared to win concessions but the government is yet to make an announcement
Covid-19 lockdown restrictions could be reimposed, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, warned after reports of widespread ignoring of guidance.
Highland Council has finally filled its new executive chief officer posts – a year after announcing a restructuring of the senior management team.
The UK has seen its lowest number of daily Covid-19 deaths since March 24 according to communities secretary Robert Jenrick.
Councillors have approved plans to build 94 houses and flats in Kirkhill.
The BBC will broadcast a third of the remaining English premiership games, it has been announced.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she has “never been prouder of this country” but is still nervous in case people go too far as lockdown is eased.
England will join Scotland in allowing different households to meet in private gardens as the Prime Minister claimed his five tests are being met.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has urged people to obey social distancing and hygiene rules as she confessed to being “nervous” as lockdown is eased.