| Good afternoon, Welcome to your breaking coronavirus news briefing from The Scotsman. Thank you for joining us today. Did you know we are currently offering free delivery of the paper for six weeks during lockdown? Let the news come to you. Or you can take out a digital subscription with us from just £3 a month. Try us out today here. First international arrives in Scotland escorted to quarantine hotel costing £1,750 The first international arrivals into Edinburgh Airport were taken to the brand new quarantine hotels this morning under new rules that were enforced today. The first visitor landed in Scotland at 9.55am, after a flight from Dublin and, alongside any other arrivals into the country, will have to undertake a 10 day period of isolation. Find out about life in one of Scotland's six new quarantine hotels. First Minister warns of potential transmission around schools if opened in February In her daily briefing today, Nicola Sturgeon warned of the risk factor surrounding schools if they were to open this month. The First Minister added that the risk was not specifically the possibility of transmission inside the buildings, but "all of the activity that takes place around the schools". Read everything Ms. Sturgeon had to say here. For the latest breaking coronavirus news as it happens, see our LIVE blog. More Covid-19 headlines Thank you for reading and stay safe, Graham Falk. | 
