First Scots NHS worker Coronavirus death as nurse sadly passes away

The Scottish Government is set to join a minute’s silence tomorrow in tribute to those pay tribute to people who have died from the coronavirus pandemic while working.

A dad who was on a ventilator for 14 days while he battled coronavirus has thanked healthcare heroes for saving his life.

A Scots hospital has been transformed into catwalk after staff got 'too sexy' for their scrubs.

A Scottish prison officer has died from coronavirus.

NHS Tayside has ramped up coronavirus testing to other key workers beyond medical staff.

Tributes have been paid to a hero Scots clinical support worker who tragically died after contracting coronavirus.

Thousands of Scots have once again come out to show their support for NHS staff and key workers for helping to keep the country running during the coronavirus pandemic.

Iceland has withdrawn a rule which told NHS staff they had to buy any product they touched while shopping during priority hours.

Two Scots NHS nurses were left devastated after their cars were scraped with keys outside a hospital.

Scots NHS staff have given a great-grandad a guard of honour for beating coronavirus at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.

More than 500 people have now died from the coronavirus in Scotland.

Scotland's first prisoner to die from coronavirus is serial sex offender John Angus.

An NHS worker left fighting for breath by coronavirus has spoken of her excruciating symptoms in a warning to lockdown rebels.

The heartbroken family of the first Scottish care worker to die of coronavirus have paid tribute to the “wonderful” mum of one.

The number of people who have died after contracting the coronavirus in Scotland has risen to 220, it has been announced this afternoon.

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

The brother of murdered humanitarian David Haines said he is "not strong enough to forgive" the British jihadis responsible for the killing, but said he took "courage, support and comfort" from children's poems written in his sibling's memory.

A former Government adviser has said the Covid-19 outbreak should be a wake-up call to the UK, claiming previous tests proved it was "poorly prepared" for a pandemic.