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BUG LATEST Coronavirus Scotland live: Nicola Sturgeon confirms Glasgow may drop to lockdown level 2 next Friday & Level 1 elsewhere Updated: 12:52, 28 May 2021 GLASGOW will be stuck in Level 3 of lockdown restrictions for at least another week, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed. The First Minister said Covid cases remain "uncomfortably high" in the city and a move to Level 2 will not come into effect until next Friday at the earliest. Speaking at today's coronavirus briefing, she said the decision will be confirmed by Wednesday at the latest. And the rest of mainland Scotland will know by Tuesda...

SEVERAL major routes in Glasgow will shut to traffic and pedestrians for COP26 later this year.Key thoroughfares in and around the city will close as

“Glasgow has been under Covid restrictions for more than 250 days and people are waiting to hear what progress is even necessary to start lifting the current restrictions,” he said. However Ms Sturgeon said: “I know how difficult it is for residents and businesses across Glasgow but I also know how dangerous it would be if we eased restrictions too quickly and allowed a new variant of this virus, that we know is spreading perhaps even more quickly than the variant at the start of the year, to take a grip again. "That's why there are the public health interventions under way across Glasg...

Glasgow Covid lockdown: Nicola Sturgeon warns it is 'dangerous' to move too quickly Nicola Sturgeon said that any lockdown easing in Glasgow must be done “responsibly and safely” as she prepares to announce whether it can move down to level 2 in line with the rest of the country. She said it would be "dangerous to ease restrictions too quickly" as the city still showing a rate that is almost three times that of Scotland. An announcement is due tomorrow on the latest lockdown restrictions. Case numbers continue to rise in Glasgow, particularly the South Side and efforts including ...