Coronavirus in Scotland: 101 new positive cases - BBC News
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says 53 of the new cases are in the Greater Glasgow area.
Simon Johnson from The Telegraph says he spoke to Professor Linda Bauld who said she does not think the elimination strategy is going well, given the rise in cases.

He says he asked the professor if Scotland had adopted a Wack-A-Mole tactic and she said absolutely.

The first minister says she thinks a great deal of Linda Bauld who she says is an expert who talks a lot of sense.

Ms Sturgeon adds that she is advised by experts on how to keep this virus to the lowest possible level and eliminate it if possible.

When outbreaks occur the government will try to hit them hard, but "elimination is my objective".