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Dozens test positive for Covid-19 on Norway cruise
The outbreak on the MS Roald Amundsen comes just weeks after the cruise industry began to reopen.
Data leak reveals Iran cover-up of Covid-19 deaths
Nearly three times more people died than Iran's government admitted, records seen by the BBC show.
Melbourne lockdown to keep a million workers home
The Australian city announces further business closures as it struggles to contain the coronavirus.
China sends Covid-19 medical team to Hong Kong
Local councillors fear China could use the trip to collect DNA samples for surveillance purposes.
US entering 'different' phase of Covid-19 outbreak
Top medical adviser Deborah Birx says the virus is affecting rural communities as well as cities.
Eight ways life in the UK has changed
Life appears to have gone back to normal in some ways, but is still very different in others.
Video 7 minutes 9 seconds
'An opportunity to rethink tourism in Venice'
The city is heavily dependent on tourism and the coronavirus lockdown has badly hit the region.
Data leak reveals Iran cover-up of Covid-19 deaths
Nearly three times more people died than Iran's government admitted, records seen by the BBC show.
Melbourne lockdown to keep a million workers home
The Australian city announces further business closures as it struggles to contain the coronavirus.
China sends Covid-19 medical team to Hong Kong
Local councillors fear China could use the trip to collect DNA samples for surveillance purposes.
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- There have been 23 additional positive cases in Scotland, which accounts for 0.9% of people newly tested.
- Provisional information is 15 of the 23 new cases are in the Grampian health board area.
- The number of cases in a cluster linked to an Aberdeen pub has risen to 32.
- No deaths were registered in the last 24 hours of people who tested positive, for the 19th day in a row. That total remains at 2,491.
- Thousands of Scottish pupils have received worse results than expected after the country's exam body lowered 125,000 estimated grades - a quarter of the total.
- Education Secretary John Swinney says the results are robust and ensure the class of 2020 can say their grades have equal validity.
- Opposition politicians have warned that there will now be a "deluge" of appeals, and accused the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) of treating the professional judgement of teachers with "contempt".
- Volunteers are being sought for a "Scottish version" of a UK survey on how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting people's social behaviour.
