Coronavirus in Scotland - Sturgeon 'nervous' as rules relaxed - BBC News
The biggest easing of lockdown restrictions get under way, but first minister Nicola Sturgeon says she is nervous about virus cases rising.
Two of the first customers to be served at The Scotsman's Lounge pub in Edinburgh Image caption: Two of the first customers to be served at The Scotsman's Lounge pub in Edinburgh

That's all from BBC Scotland's live page on Wednesday 15 July, the day Scotland began its most significant relaxation of coronavirus measures since the country went into lockdown.

Nicola Sturgeon hailed a "really significant milestone" after Scotland recorded three days with no coronavirus cases admitted to hospitals last week.

For the seventh day in a row no deaths of patients who had tested positive for Covid-19 have been registered.

The first minister warned it was now more important than ever to stick to public health measures.