Nicola Sturgeon has not ruled out the reimposition of travel restrictions in and out of Scotland in the event of a prominent new Covid variant amid the latest relaxation of measures.
Those arriving in the country from Friday, February 11 will no longer be required to take a lateral flow test providing they are fully vaccinated - in line with the other three UK governments.
In a speech on Tuesday, the First Minister called the lifting of the rules a “positive step,” but urged caution that any future strains of the virus were under constant review by experts over their impact on travel.
