Scottish covid inquiry

A woman tells Scotland's Covid inquiry her grandmother died during an outbreak of the virus at her care home.

The UK's chief scientific adviser during Covid recorded his thoughts most evenings in handwritten notes.

Louise Slorance, whose husband was a senior civil servant, says his laptop could reveal crucial details.

The government has published a new timeline of when it was asked to provide evidence to the UK Covid Inquiry.

A woman tells an inquiry she could not say a final farewell because of visiting restrictions during the pandemic.

The first minister says his personal files from the pandemic will be submitted in full and unredacted.

A charity says that the Scottish government and public health bodies have not done enough.

The first minister is urged to accept that some senior government figures may have broken the law.