101 people have tested positive in Scotland for coronavirus in the past 24 hours, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed.
The new figure takes the total number of positive cases across the country since the start of the outbreak to 20,889.
Sturgeon announced there has been one hospital death from a positive case which occurred in mid August and has only now been confirmed, with the total number of deaths rising to 2,496.
259 people are currently being treated in hospital with four in intensive care, which is one fewer than yesterday.
The number of cases reported overnight in Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health board is 53.
Some restrictions on people living Glasgow city, East Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire have been reimposed following a spike in the number of cases.
As a result more than 800,000 people will not be allowed to have anyone from another household in their home.
The measures are in place for two weeks, however the Scottish Government is expected to review them in a week.
The Scottish Government faced some backlash over the lockdown announcement as restaurants and pubs in these hot spots will remain open.
And a slaughterhouse in Moray has been linked to a new outbreak.
Millers of Speyside has voluntarily closed for two weeks as 29 cases have been linked to the abattoir.
NHS Highland say their Health Protection Team has undertaken case follow up in accordance with national guidance.
It comes after an outbreak at the 2 Sisters chicken factory in Coupar Angus.
