Coronavirus - National News

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has described Prime Minister Boris Johnson as a fighter.

ALL work on non-essential construction sites must stop, a Highland MP has stressed after the call was confirmed in new rules for the industry.

TEN further coronavirus cases have been confirmed across the Highlands in the past 24 hours as the number of new diagnoses in Scotland rose by 268.

Scotland is “willing you on Boris, get well soon” according to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

Nicola Sturgeon has answered questions from children about coronavirus in an effort to address concerns they are facing in these challenging times.

Credit unions across the Highlands and Islands are poised to share in a £20million support package as they battle to help vulnerable families.

Downing Street said in a statement that his condition had 'worsened' but that he is receiving 'excellent care'

People working from home are entitled to claim money back from the government – even if they are on a full-time salary.

Foreign Minister Dominic Raab has revealed tens of thousands of British nationals have been repatriated.

SELF-catering businesses have been urged to check if they may be eligible for grants of up to £25,000 to help them through the Covid-19 lockdown.

Dr Iain Kennedy said Dr Smith 'cares deeply about patients and our NHS'

Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the trend over the past 10 days is of a 'rapid increase' in Covid-19 cases

As more of the global workforce continue to work from home, many companies and employers have had to adapt to managing a remote workforce.

CONFIRMED coronavirus cases in the Highlands reached triple figures overnight ­– after three further people tested positive for Covid-19.

Leading child care platform Yoopies has created a guide for parents to help families adjust to the change of routine during the coronavirus lockdown.

ANIMAL welfare charity Cats Protection has come to the rescue of parents struggling to make home schooling fun during the corovirus lockdown.

ROYAL Mail is doing its bit to spread key coronavirus lockdown messages after it began delivering vital health advice to 30 million UK homes.

Dr Catherine Calderwood did apologise for her 'mistakes' but following a conversation with the First Minister chose to resign

Mary's Meals looking for new ways to feed children during coronavirus lockdown

UK health secretary Matt Hancock said the government 'couldn't be clearer' about the importance of social distancing.