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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.

Troubled department store chain Debenhams looks set to file of administration for a second time in a year

ANGRY community figures have slammed fly-tippers after dozens of bags of rubbish is dumped at the Clootie Well, a Black Isle beauty spot.

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

A number of banners have appeared near to the site of a former Inverness swimming pool offering accommodation during the current coronavirus pandemic.

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.

RURAL community groups helping locals counter the effects of isolation as the coronavirus lockdown continues are now being offered financial support.

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

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Businesses and the public in Scotland are now required by law to follow necessary social distancing measures to slow the spread of coronavirus.

A bold vision to develop a pioneering centre in Inverness has taken a major step forward with the granting of planning permission.

An analysis of wildlife records across Britain has shown the importance of recording by Highland Biological Recording Group (HBRG).

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

Aird and Loch Ness councillor George Cruickshank died at home this morning.

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

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said the chief medical officer made a "mistake" by travelling to her second home, but she should keep her job.

The daily number of people in the Highlands who have tested positive for coronavirus continues to grow.