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Coronavirus does not show much sign of "abating" in Scotland, says the deputy first minister as he refused to rule out tougher restrictions.

Scotland is facing "a very alarming situation" with the virus, according to John Swinney, whose comments come as the country records its highest death toll so far in the pandemic in the last two days, where 93 Scots died from the virus.

Swinney tells Politics Scotland: "I don't think I'm revealing a state secret when I say that the debate within cabinet [on Monday] was not whether we were going too far but whether we were going far enough."

Mr Swinney says Scotland recorded around 130 cases per 100,000 people on Boxing Day, but the figure shot up to 300 just 10 days later.

Despite the new measures put in place, Mr Swinney said: "It doesn't show much sign of abating to any extent.

"We're seeing case numbers which are hovering around 2,000 per day... so we've got an accelerating situation on our hands and we have to constantly review whether more restrictions are required."

He added: "We remain open to considering further restrictions if they are necessary."