Nicola Sturgeon will provide an update on the Scottish Government’s lockdown review in an address at Holyrood later today.
The First Minister is expected to announce further measures to control the spread of coronavirus in Scotland.
The address could include proposals to go further than the UK Government on quarantine hotels and other measures aimed at making current travel restrictions “more effective”.
Sturgeon will also provide an update on the opening of school and nursery buildings across Scotland.
Speaking at the Scottish Government’s coronavirus briefing yesterday, she said: “Tomorrow’s statement is also going to cover some of the measures we will be taking to help us control the virus as we continue to suppress it, and in time gradually start to ease lockdown restrictions.”
Current lockdown measures are expected to remain in place until at least mid-February.
When will Nicola Sturgeon be speaking?
The First Minister will address MSPs at the Scottish Parliament just after 2pm this afternoon.
Where can I watch the update?
Scots can tune into Sturgeon’s statement from 2.15pm on our Facebook, the BBC One Scotland and BBC Scotland TV channels.
The update will also be available to watch on the official Scottish Parliament TV website - which will start at around 2pm.
We will also have live coverage of the announcement on our live blog, which is available to access on our website.
