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Nicola Sturgeon says she will hold a Scottish government resilience meeting later to "consider any further steps that may be required" in order to contain the outbreak.
Pubs and restaurants not taking customers' contact details, or customers refusing to give them, could endanger the one-metre social distancing rule, an owner is warning.

Colin Wilkinson, of the Scottish Licensed Trade Association, yesterday suggested on Drivetime that recording such details was one of the reasons the Scottish government reduced the two-metre rule.

The government has today pointed out that the collection of names is "strongly recommended but not mandatory", although it was keeping the matter under review.

Malcolm Duck, who owns Ducks Inn in Aberlady, says: "Really, you are being pretty stupid as a publican or restaurateur if you are not doing it. We really want to keep that one-metre rule.

"If somebody refuses to give their details, that's okay and it's only one person in a group that has to do it. But, whilst it's not law, if we want it to remain not the law, we really should be doing it."