Coronavirus in Scotland - 'significant' outbreak at Skye care home - BBC News
A majority of residents and half the staff test positive at a Skye care home, as a paramedic dies after contracting Covid-19.
Cabinet Minister Michael Gove said the Prime Minister will next week set out a plan on how the country may be able gradually to ease lockdown restrictions.

Gove said: "His comprehensive plan will explain how we can get our economy moving, how we can get our children back to school, how we can travel to work more safely, and how we can make life in the workplace safer."

But Gove said before we can ease the existing restrictions, "we must ensure the government's five tests are met".

The five tests include ensuring that the number of cases are falling, death rates are declining, the NHS is prepared, and that measures are in place to stop a second peak overwhelming the NHS.

Gove added that: "We're consulting with employers and unions, professionals and public health experts, to establish how we can ensure that we have the safest possible working environments, and the prime minister will be saying more later this week."