BBC News Published image captionSigns on the Queensferry Crossing highlighted the "stay local" message The stay at home rule which has been in place in Scotland for more than three months has been lifted. People have been told to "stay local" and to remain within their local authority boundaries for the next three weeks. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the vaccination programme's progress had been "better than we could have dared hope for back at the turn of the year". However, she also warned that there were "no grounds for complacency". On Friday another 414 new cases of Covid-19 were reported and four new deaths of people who had tested positive.