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Many of the lockdown rules will still be in place despite the start of lifting restrictions later this week, says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Dominic Cummings has given a detailed account of what he did, when and why. So what have we learned from his side of the story?

He described the fact that his London home had become a “target” which led him to fear for the safety of his family.

Mr Cummings also admitted not telling the prime minister about his decision to decide to travel to his parent’s property in Durham.

He explained some of the uncertainties about his movements including what he was doing in Castle Bernard (to test his eyesight for driving) and whether he stopped on the journey from London (he didn’t).

But on several occasions Mr Cummings described the “exceptional circumstances” of providing care for a small child, which he believed the guidelines allow.

He acknowledged that people were angry and “hated the idea of unfairness” - and admitted that he should’ve made a statement sooner.

But this was an explanation for his actions, not an apology.

It will be for people to judge whether they accept it as a justification for what many see as acting against the spirit, if not the letter of the rules.