Coronavirus in Scotland - Downward trend in deaths - BBC News
Nicola Sturgeon confirms seven registered virus fatalities over the last 24 hours, but she adds that the trend is continuing downwards.
Coronavirus may have been spreading in Scotland before the first cases were confirmed at the start of March, the chief medical officer has said.

Dr Gregor Smith said scientists had identified early cases of the virus which had no clear link to travel.

He said this suggested that coronavirus was likely to have been spreading in the community in February.

But he stressed that these cases were likely to have been "very few in number".