Coronavirus in Scotland - Deaths move towards 4,000 - BBC News
The latest statistics show that for the fifth week running Covid-19 linked deaths were down, with the majority aged 75 and over.
Young people have already lost months of education and a global recession is being widely predicted in the wake of the current crisis.

"The reality is that 76% of Covid-19 deaths in the UK have been aged over 75 with most of those entirely avoidable - and that's a tragedy," says Linda Bauld, Professor of Public Health at the University of Edinburgh.

"But the risk for young people is minimal and I think we need to recognise that.

"Social distancing is something we all need to try and maintain because we don't want more preventable cases rising in the future.

"But we have to balance the need to restart society - to not seriously disadvantage the young in the longer term. I'd like to see a gradual, phased approach, but try to get education and the economy up and running as quickly and as competently as we can."