Nicola Sturgeon has unveiled Scotland's route out of lockdown with the reopening of the country's economy expected to start at the end of April.
The First Minister said shops, bars, restaurants, gyms and hairdressers could be able to reopen from April 26, with the 'stay at home' message to be potentially lifted on April 5.
In addition, four people from two households will be allowed to meet outdoors from March 15 and all primary pupils and senior secondary pupils could return to school from that date.
The new plan was announced on Tuesday and it is understood the measures will ease at intervals of three weeks - but only if covid cases remain under control.
Scotland's tier system of restrictions will be reintroduced on the last week of April alongside the phased reopening of non-essential retail, hospitality, gyms and hairdressers.
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