Police officers in Scotland can now be tested after Covid-19 attacks including coughing and spitting

	May 13, 2020


	Police officers in Scotland can now be tested after Covid-19 attacks including coughing and spitting

	Police officers in Scotland can be tested for coronavirus if they fear an attack has put them at risk of the disease - even if they have no symptoms.

Care home deaths in Scotland ‘significantly higher’ than England

The proportion of COVID-19 deaths in Scottish care homes remain significantly higher than in England, official figures published today show.

SNP moans about confused messaging are overhyped – Murdo Fraser

The four nations of the United Kingdom are taking remarkably similar approaches to the Covid-19 situation, writes Murdo Fraser

Calls to restart Scottish cancer services to avoid second health crisis

Cancer services must be restarted after being put on hold to help the NHS deal with the coronavirus outbreak if Scotland is to avoid a second health crisis, say experts, as figures show one cancer death for every two Covid-19 deaths.

Mixed messages add to pain for Scottish tourism industry – Brian Ferguson

Just when Scottish tourism thought its never-ending nightmare couldn’t possibly get any worse, along came the Prime Minister.

Rugby rule change inspired by Edinburgh prop Pierre Schoeman

World Rugby announcement on tries

Neil Doncaster: SPFL to work on restarting football immediately as Rangers, Hearts & Stranraer EGM vote fails

League chief executive says board have clear mandate for future

Richard Cockerill wants to extend Edinburgh stay until 2021

Coach says ‘it’s a great project’

Rangers’ resolution for investigation into SPFL resoundingly REJECTED – Murdoch MacLennan urges clubs to ‘unite’

The SPFL member clubs voted on the proposal today

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