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Covid Scotland: Worst-hit areas of Fife and Tayside revealed © Shutterstock / Adam Loader Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up New figures have revealed the areas of Tayside and Fife worst hit by Covid, with one part of Glenrothes recording the third-highest death toll per population in Scotland. New National Records of Scotland data shows the number of deaths in Scotland where coronavirus was either confirmed or suspected. It shows that as of May 16, 10,109 such deaths have been recorded in Scotland, with six ...

The National Records of Scotland's weekly COVID deaths publication is out and it reveals that for the first time since September, in all three of…

For the second week in a row two people died in Ayrshire where coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificate.

That's the same amount of people that died in the previous week. The figures cover the week April 12-18. In East Ayrshire, one person died where coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificate. In North Ayrshire there was also one person who lost their life to the virus. South Ayrshire saw two deaths from COVID. As of April 18, 10,055 deaths have been registered in Scotland where the novel coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificate. In the week April 12-18, 24 deaths were registered that mentioned COVID-19, a decrease of 10 deaths from the previous week. The numbe...

The number of coronavirus deaths fell to the lowest level since October last week, according to latest figures. National Records of Scotland (NRS) figures data shows that between March 8 and 14, 104 deaths were registered that mentioned Covid-19 on the death certificate. This was a decrease of 38 deaths from the previous week, and was the seventh consecutive week that the numbers have fallen. It is the lowest number of weekly deaths since the week of October 19 to 25 when 107 were registered. As of March 14, there have been 9,831 deaths registered in Scotland where Covid-19 was ment...