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The First Minister has been reported to Police Scotland after a clip online showed her without a covering while in a barber shop on Saturday in East Kilbride.

The First Minister was reminded about the importance of wearing a mask after a local elections campaign visit to a barber shop - but police decided to take no further action

The Scottish Government confirmed last week that from today the wearing of face coverings in indoor public spaces and public transport would no longer be a legal requirement.

The Scottish Government is still strongly recommending that people wear face coverings in some settings.

A Downing Street gathering took on the nature of a coronavirus lockdown-breaking party only after Boris Johnson arrived and started pouring drinks, newspapers reported late Sunday, heaping more pressure on the prime minister before he meets lawmakers this week.

Scotland’s first minister accused of ‘not practising what she preaches’ during barber shop visit on election trail

Social media video shows first minister not wearing mask during campaign visit to East Kilbride barber’s

Scottish Conservative health spokesman Dr Sandesh Gulhane accused Ms Sturgeon of ‘virtue signalling’

There is currently a legal requirement to wear a face covering in most indoor public places in Scotland, including shops, public transport and hairdressers.