Latest figures have revealed no one died in Scotland overnight from coronavirus meaning the hospital death toll remains at 2,482.
The number of positive cases of Covid-19 has risen to 18,228, a rise of 15 on yesterday’s figures.
The number of people being treated for confirmed or suspected cases of the virus in hospital stands at 823 with 17 patients in intensive care.
Yesterday was the first weekday since March that Scotland has recorded no new coronavirus deaths.
Earlier this week, big announcements were made over relaxing restrictions across the country.
Beer gardens and outdoor areas of restaurants will open by July 6- bringing a boost to summer spirits.
The five-mile visiting restriction looks set to be lifted on July 3.
From July 13, outdoor contact sports for children will be allowed and non-essential shops outside shopping centres allowed to open.
Two days later it is planned that hairdressers can also reopen.
Final decisions on moving into Phase 3 will be taken in line with the statutory three-weekly review cycle, due on July 9.
Some measures have also come into force across Scotland with face coverings becoming mandatory on public transport.
Places of worship will be able to reopen for private prayer but hygiene measures will be in place.
Scots enjoyed their first weekend of phase two after further easing of restrictions were announced on Thursday.
Nicola Sturgeon has called on all Scots to learn the latest lockdown rules as the country enters phase two of easing restrictions.
The First Minister accepted they may appear complex to some - but said it was a collective responsibility to understand them.
A new public information called FACTS - with each letter a reminder of the key measures Scots must comply with - has been unveiled.
F: Face coverings must be worn in crowded places such as shops, and always when using public transport
A: Avoid crowded places wherever possible
C: Clean your hands and hard surfaces in your house regularly
T: Two-metre social distancing is required whenever you are outside meeting others or in shops
S: Self-isolate at home if you develop the symptoms of Covid-19.
