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Children put out notes to thank crews working on bin lorry routes today.

The UK government has unveiled an unprecedented range of measures to help workers and firms facing financial pressures due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last night that only "essential" shops will remain open for at least the next three weeks.

Though schools remain closed some pupils were still able to receive so-called grab and go meals

Staff at Raigmore Hospital have told people using hospital grounds for leisure purposes to stay away for now.

Another Highland MSP has added his voice to calls for people who do not live in the Highlands to stay away during the coronavirus crisis.

Highland Council is to launch dedicated freephone helplines for locals seeking advice about coronavirus.

Organisers of Nairn Highland Games have confirmed it will not go ahead this summer.

A New Zealand woman whose daughter took her own life praises the work of two Highland groups who are raising awareness of suicides in the Highlands.

A youngster from Kiltarlity gave up his birthday presents to help pay for meals for children living in poverty.

Hundreds of youngsters in the Highlands put their artistic talents to the test in celebration of Mother’s Day.

There is no shortage of food in the supply chain the government has said in it its latest daily update.

A popular miniature railway in Inverness will not open until July at the earliest.

An Aviemore hotel worker has thanked the people of the Highlands and beyond for stepping in after he lost his job and place to live.

Rishi Sunak said it will take a 'collective national effort'

Coronavirus has forced the government to order their doors to shut amid a staffing crisis

Residents fear that problems they already face parking their cars will only get worse in the future once planned hotel developments are completed.

Scotland’s First Minister has warned people, especially young people, that socialising over the weekend could risk lives.

Organisers behind an Inverness project which gives hot meals to vulnerable people are appealing for food donations during coronavirus outbreak.

Nicola Sturgeon said there is no need to stockpile if everyone remains 'sensible'