Coronavirus in Scotland - 'Some hope' as death rate falls - BBC News
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon welcomes "progress" but says it is "still too fragile" to allow restrictions to be eased.
In response to Sarah's question about worried parents, Mr Swinney says the government has got to build up their confidence.

He said there are hubs across the country for vulnerable children and children of essential workers but only 1% of the school population are using them.

The education secretary said that tells him that families want to keep their kids close to home because they're worried about the situation.

"We've got to build confidence, we've got to see levels of infectiousness falling within our country, and we've got to make sure that schools are viewed as the safe places that they always have been for children and young people," he added.

"But we've got to make them safe from Covid in the period going forward."