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Almost three months after rule was lifted in England, Scots no longer have a legal obligation to wear masks.

BBC Scotland's political editor Glenn Campbell on the vote that will see more than than 12,000 council seats contested.

As Scotland takes off the face masks, James Cook asks how the country has done tackling Covid.

The first minister wants people to continue covering their face in public despite there being no legal need.

Luke Hereford says his grandmother Joan encouraged him to be himself by dressing up in her clothes.

One holiday park owner hires five chefs from India after being unable to fill the jobs locally.

Suspected criminal offences occurred during a parade on the Falls Road on Sunday, the PSNI says.

Footage shows Nicola Sturgeon without a mask during a visit to a barber shop in East Kilbride.

Snowdon guide Gemma Davies says she even caught a man defecating on the mountain's railway line.

One casualty was airlifted to hospital while the other two were taken by ambulance, police say.

A murder investigation is under way after the death of a 64-year-old woman in Victoria Avenue.

North Wales Police is appealing for witnesses to the early-morning crash in Flintshire.

Archbishop of Wales Andrew John says it is impossible not to feel a sense of dread this Easter.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge brought their older children to St George's Chapel in Windsor.

The Coastguard pilot was on a training flight when the cockpit filled with fumes, report says.

There were "serious ethical questions" over sending migrants to east Africa, Justin Welby says.

Reaction from the first minister and people making their on way to hospital make the front pages.

Katherine Crowson was 29 when she was diagnosed, and wanted to know when she would get her life back.