Coronavirus in Scotland - Second day of no new deaths - BBC News
Nicola Sturgeon says if progress continues she is "optimistic" that on 18 June Phase 2 of lifting more restrictions can begin.
The UK has recorded its lowest daily rise in the number of coronavirus deaths (55) since before lockdown on 23 March.

The welcome drop in deaths is encouraging news.

But it comes with a big caveat - the deaths cover the weekend and there are always delays recording fatalities on Saturdays and Sundays.

This time last week there were just over 100 new deaths announced, but then later in the week they topped 300.

Nonetheless, the figures do show the progress being made.

Two weeks ago there were more than 120 deaths and the week before that 160. During the peak, more than 1,000 deaths a day were seen.

The challenge now will be making sure the figures stay low as restrictions are eased.