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A total of 72 people have now died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 – up from 50 seven days ago.
Moves to lift elements of the coronavirus lockdown earlier in the Highlands than elsewhere would be welcomed – but cautiously – it has been claimed.
Contracts with psychological therapies provider Validium are being drawn up, with hope for its service to be in place by Friday at the latest.
The UK government is to establish a life assurance scheme to pay £60,000 to families of health workers who die in the course of their duties.
Health secretary Jeane Freeman confirms the Highlands will be one of the first areas to see the roll-out of mobile coronavirus testing facilities.
The number of hospitalisations with the virus has also stabilised and could be on a 'downward trend'
Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned he cannot risk lifting the lockdown yet.
The nation is grieving, Home Secretary Priti Patel has said, as the number of deaths from Covid-19 exceeded 20,000.
The council has found itself having to make huge changes to the way it operates so that it can still fulfill its statutory obligations.
NHS Highland office staff threatened with disciplinary action if they refuse to go into work deserve an apology, it has been claimed.
Highland Council will have to abandon the budget it agreed two months ago and rewrite it from top to bottom due to the impact of Covid-19.
Transport minister Grant Shapps has announced a major effort to sustain vital freight routes across Europe.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the move but there will be a wait after the system crashed due to demand
UK health secretary Matt Hancock has said 18,000 people are to be employed to trace and track cases of Covid-19.
Parents and pupils have been left confused after Highland Council switched off a Gmail service.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has outlined possible ways the government could end the lockdown.
Dominic Raab was in no doubt their efforts have helped 'save more lives'
As many as 40 ICU beds could be made available if required despite only a handful being in use now
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has detailed measures to protect care home residents as statistics most Covid-19 deaths take place among the over-75s.
A total of 50 people have now died in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19.
