Coronavirus in Scotland - 15 July opening for tourism sector - BBC News
Tourism minister Fergus Ewing tells Holyrood that the tourism and leisure sector should prepare to open from the middle of next month.
Boris Johnson announces that from Saturday 13 June, single adult households in England can form one “support bubble” with one other household of any size.

This means they can go to each other’s houses, stay the night and don’t have to maintain social distancing.

The prime minister says all those in a support bubble will be able to act as if they live in the same household.

As such, if any member of the bubble develops symptoms all members of the bubble have to follow guidelines.

"We're making this change to support those who are particularly lonely," he says.

"It is not designed for those who do not qualify to start meeting inside people's homes, because that remains against the law."

Those who are shielding cannot take part.

The rules in Scotland remain unchanged, with people from two households only allowed to meet outdoors in small groups of no more than eight.

Nicola Sturgeon has warned people that meeting up with other households indoors is a "surefire way" of allowing coronavirus to spread.