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VIRUS: THE VAN MAN COMETH NOT
The Scottish Government has not responded to a request to comment. However it told The Times that a list would be shared with supermarkets next week to allow deliveries to start.
VIRUS: DEATH NUMBERS WILL BE RELEASED WEEKLY
Data from the NRS shows a total of 354 deaths had been linked to the virus as of 5 April. This compares to a figure of 220 deaths reported on that day using Health Protection Scotland data.
CARDINAL FREED ON APPEAL AFTER SEX ABUSE CHARGES
Cardinal George Pell has been driven from prison to a church property in Melbourne’s inner east after the nation’s highest court quashed his child sexual abuse convictions.
CHILDCARE HUBS TO REMAIN OPEN OVER SPRING BREAK
“By keeping learning and childcare hubs open in our local authorities, we can make sure children are safe and well looked-after while their parents are doing critical jobs helping our communities.”
ANTI POLLUTION RULES RELAXED FOR SALMON FARMERS
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has agreed to relax the rules governing monitoring, the weight of salmon in cages and how long they can stay there. This is to help fish farms cope with staff shortages caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.