Coronavirus in Scotland: R-rate falls & two metre rule remains - BBC News
The latest data on the re-infection rate shows that on June 5 it was between 0.6 and 0.8.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has calculated , for the first time, the effect of the coronavirus outbreak on household spending.

It found that a typical household in the UK normally spent an average of £182 a week on activities, such as travel, holidays and meals out, which have been mostly curtailed during the virus outbreak.

Many households have been saving that money or using it to cover any loss of income - but there remains the need for about 53% of income to be spent on essentials, such as food and housing.

For young people a greater proportion of their income goes on essentials than other groups.

With little in savings and less chance to cut spending, the under-30s are likely to be hit the hardest if their income drops.