COMPULSORY masks will remain in Scotland for “some time to come”, Nicola Sturgeon announced today in a stark departure from Boris Johnson. The cautious First Minister confirmed the coun…
COMPULSORY masks will remain in Scotland for "some time to come", Nicola Sturgeon announced today in a stark departure from Boris Johnson.
Ms Sturgeon said: "So while Scotland will move to Level 0 from next Monday, we will do so with certain modifications to our indicative plans.
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