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A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Edinburgh Airport chief Gordon Dewar says Scotland is "massively behind" mainland Europe on aviation recovery.

The campaigner tells a summit that improving education should be a key part of the pandemic recovery.

A House of Lords committee says both sides need to be prepared to compromise.

Campaigners and reporters say planned changes to the Official Secrets Act threaten press freedoms.

Problems starting renewable energy schemes could see firms bypass Wales, a group of MPs warn.

A new plan aims to make Wales "the most LGBTQ+ friendly" nation in Europe.

The Scottish government confirms the easing of travel restrictions will apply from 04:00 on Monday.

Mark Drakeford says it would be "very hard" not to do so, but asks how vaccine status will be proved.

The legislation was changed so the monarch's private estates could not be subject to compulsory purchase orders.

The Women's Policy Group wants ministers to help provide better childcare and workplace equality.

Just over 90,000 pupils in Wales were absent from school in the last full week of term, figures show.

Recent falls in cases are encouraging but it is too early to draw conclusions, Boris Johnson says.

Great Britain remained the biggest external market in 2019 with sales of £11.3bn, up nearly 7% on 2018.

A council in the former health secretary's constituency accuses the MP of "hypocrisy and hubris".

Alex Cole-Hamilton is currently the only person to have put their name forward to succeed Willie Rennie.

Boris Johnson still warns of "bumps on the road" ahead as the IMF predicts 7% growth for the UK economy.