Quarter of Brits refuse to self-isolate and flout social distancing laws during Covid-19 pandemic

A total of 11 prisoners have tested positive for coronavirus and more than 80 are self-isolating, the Scottish Prison Service has said.

JURY sizes could be cut as a way of ensuring serious criminal trials go ahead during the pandemic.

The number of positive coronavirus cases in Scottish prisons has risen to eight as dozens more prisoners are in isolation.

Scots may be forced to social distance until 2022 in a desperate bid to tackle Coronavirus.

Fears that some workers from a chicken factory in Coupar Angus were not maintaining social distancing led to a visit from Police Scotland and PKC health and safety inspectors.

A Scots ambulance worker has spoken out on his own mental health struggles in a bid to help others during the coronavirus pandemic.

An Ayrshire MSP has said a suspected bout of coronavirus left him feeling scared.

Politician Alister Jack has been forced to self-isolate as a precaution after it emerged he had coronavirus symptoms.

If you are self-isolating at home and unable to go to the supermarket, it can be a nightmare to get food. 

Last week, the British royal family dropped jaws when they confirmed Prince Charles has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. The Clarence House announced the 71-year-old was tested positive for the virus.

The Prince of Wales who tested positive for coronavirus last week after developing mild symptoms is now out of self isolation at his Birkhall home in Scotland.

Good news from the royal family: Prince Charles is out of self-isolation after . Per and several royal reporters, palace officials confirmed the update in a statement, saying "Clarence House has confirmed today that, having consulted with his doctor, the Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation."

Prince Charles has emerged from self-isolation, less than seven days after the royal was revealed to have tested positive for coronavirus.

Nearly one in six police officers in Scotland were off work on Friday as the coronavirus crisis hit the force hard.

A man has been charged with breaking the law - by refusing to isolate in his Scottish home during the coronavirus lockdown.

Dogs from households which are self-isolating should be kept on the lead in public, according to new guidelines from the Scottish Government.

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack is self-isolating after developing mild symptoms of coronavirus.

A seven-year-old undergoing 12 weeks of isolation called the police on his mother for not letting him out to play.

People found flouting social distancing rules will now face fines of up to £60 after Police Scotland received new powers to enforce the coronavirus lockdown.